Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30


Act-Posting the Books at the End of
6,1eveIand's First Year - The Queer
Casa of a Farmer Founding u Suit on
democratic False Pretenses-A Texas
sheep Man Talks About the Tariff
Tho Democratic Sugar Trust as Seen
Inv Leading Democratic Journals
Hindinc Irvine Will Hereafter be
Made in Europe.
The Record of Shame Made by the DEM
ocratic Congress.
Representative Cannon of Illinois has
r,rrpared Il statement compiled from the
nHirjal records showing that appropria-
lions have been greatly increased by the
frst session of the Fifty-third Congress.
while the pension appropriations during
the same session of this Congress were
reduced 5000, 5O4 In discussing this
subject Mr.. Cannon said:
Under our constitution and laws Con-
gross appropriateS the moneys for the
Tublic service and the President eXpends
tbc same. In practice Congress appropri-
otc, from year to year for the service of
the succeeding year. The law requires
the executive to send to each session of
congress his estimates in detail for the
Dublic service and the amounts he desires
therefor.
" '
10 Congress his annual appropriations he
also forwards his estimates OF the
amount that will be expend Il Tor the
coming year under permanent law. Mr..
cleveland, by his estimates. asked Con
crrSS to appropriate for the pubic serv-
ir. for the coming fiscal year, including
permanent appropriations So2O,662S4O,
and Congress has appropriated for such
.sarvirp $500, Cos, 1860. This in round num-
bcrS is $50, 100000 less than the Presi-
dent asked for the public service
large part of this S3OOOO,OOO. however,
viii be appropriated next winter by way
of Deficiencies In Il table which l sub
init Is Il comparative statement OF appro-
.Dria atoms made at this Congress TOR the
fiscal year ending June 30 next, with APP
Dropra tons made at the first ana second
sessions of the last Congress (the FIFTY
ynrond Congrcss) and at the first and
second sessions of the F'ifty-hrst. com
monty known as the Reed Congress.
This statement shows. and such is the
fact, that the approprla tons tins year are
greater by SZ!,Zb9,S'o IMAM were LIPS, tuose
made by the first session OF the tltty-
first or Reed Congress- The statement
also shows that the appropriations made
this wear are SIS, S35,9S9 less than those
made at the second session OF the last
or Fifty-second Congress. The Demo
rr,t1 controlled the House in both the
last Congress and this. But | ask the
House and tho country to notice this re-
drrtion is covered by the item tor pen
sunS alone.
Under the law the executive is re-
l"'t," &" st,tnmant Of the REGENTS and cX-
,'','' I;+,,,.,, ~ Tho limited Statps govern
~ i,nnt Far the last wear. The official COM
plrativc statement for the fiscal years
1891 and 1893, respectively. shows:
RECEIPTS.
Fiscal year end Fiscal year end
i'm j ~
'9l, Since July 'o;i. since July
Source |. 'A,. !, ~!
Customs ..... Sl32,2'i'2i-.1'' N-o''''''oi' -
Internal feNe- ,,co,- $50, 1c1 o,7 goa OF
M" .......' Ato'2 5n'ai Ok ~ i3f !tSS ~
MISSOURI" - - '-D,'i,,.- -------
T,.,I Sl16. 900. 336 90 $3.50, SO, b2S.1S
rvpEvD1rrEES.
.l.fvf, AMI mis-
r,IlaUrouS .Sl01 40S. 455.S5 $103,I32, I99.oI
war ,,....... ;l4,:}1I. GJo.St 1851 -.
navy ....... 3l,52I. lo3.1? -, l@6. oS4.l3
Iadjans lo.2S6, !lG.Hl = :.
Pensions $500. - - 1872 81 3Si , Is
@A'e'SN' '''''' ',,'.'' - --------
Total $}ii. 593. 35o.0S $3.50. At ,oo4. ~
..rhis statement docs not include the
.r,t,I ,.,.,ints ~. expenditures therefrom,
I,H'', t'nI. i,I,ncr rnch other it is not
,',t,,ri,l ~ st,tn them here. 1t shows
tn .,;n+, of tho United States for the
tvy,lyn mnnths ending June 80. 1894. to
Gn,n hrnn $50 SO by, less than the re-
.,antS for fine ilSra! wear ending June ou,
1S,% ''
"Durinc the whole of the Harrison adj
-n;ni.trntion we wore on the highway of
tr,.,sritr rhn Government was liberal
H. ,nj Gffert;veIT performing it's tunc-
t;,nU pmhir announcements were being
,""', i,,.' ,,onJaI and Tho government
f'.',,G ,J n'.nnnmir,i expenditures kept
~ Wv, ,S;t i,n' ,rnsrnrnns and happy people;
,yhrr"as for thn last wear under Cleve-
f,nj fh.r ~" hns been great distress
+br,,,I,nI,t +hn i,rd The revenues of the
r',.,, ,U", h,,,o f,I1nn oIf and the ex-
nnI;t,,no ~ ,ho rnvnrnn,nt have in
. rr,.,,,I' eSce W, fnr nSensions.
' ..,,,f .AN,rr ~, i'm, nf +bo country
-,,d, rt thn rnsnectrn nnliries of Harrison
""I rInr,,nnd i known Inv all. and its
F".,,r, n'nJ;t;on VIII dannni mon the
1n,Iv vouu ,I1 H MI'i ,oiia;en which will
~ "hnInn h,.'t tb n' nannfn NJ the ballotbox
N,tv.ifhttaHd;no tha great distress
Ir,',,,,t ti,n o,,t,v +bnrn have beef
S1,"m7;,ouI 'te Gou tha .nr;os nf Demo
",%l 11;t!"iSS' III !,I ~ tho dinomafic
,,'''r oanCiaS, oSptol'"i rh -, sl,rr If Tho
'ss"' '""HHi"r set'lN ny 80 -,