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c" Uxxiii hi 4jlir ewrtt, pw (( Ml
Clnk, '. mmm not axecc-d
t Csadrvd dollar rwe aai.ovi.
bca, S. .Jaa ht M furtkrr tmai trj, 1"WI, ill
am, and rrt Montalooi tnk lW
hwi of thia art, lie, awd the mom are,
acreor, rf p lc A. - s- . .
Appeared. April U, 1130 . , ' -
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i Act iakiiilliliobal amiroprilM tor
, snrocuit ol' tTin iMrtwrt, Mid for re-
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tf ta me itf ncnica tr 's the aJ
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oo ton Uct.
l.rx to rik it.
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orifi vb(ruioaa at iba uoatkt ol aertuM
i mn, tor iba. year Out Uuxuaod altit aua
tred axi UiiKr.1 ' -" a , . -'
tfrea auemHtd, .Thai Um LlUiirio tuiat ol
er be,irt tha aam ara hereby apprapriif
I tor vtrn'mt oa nj aoiDDUtius oertaia
i-ki haratotara aanuaeaoed, to ia paid out of
f money la U i reaiury, aot Otaerwiaa p-
.iimIcJ- till ' . . . ,
or reiaorinf aoatraetioai a iba moii'K of
oa ntr, UUia, ana tnmwod aiW kuadrad
eighty ilollam, and Uin-tj-tn aaata. ' i .
r eoinpletiun the remuval of acttmatioat
- oioatl) of Uraad rival', Olito, f va tuou
ata t)undi,d and lixr-thra dollar anil
ita aaMa '-ti;.-, X
r aampleting the jmprovaraents of Cles'fv
I har or, Ohio, one.tbouani3 aeraa handred
-ighty-i dollar and &lt-air aeata.-;.
irramoriajr aandbar at oa aer the mouth
.lock rirer, OIUo right thoataqr) G hu
.1 and fift-nina dollar anJ mmnly-iele
(f..w,-;- ;- V-'t tvl'---- -f:-'A'
for improving the rirrigntiou , of Conneaii
kj'Ohki, ti tboutanit on, himiliaJ and tlur;
fir dollar anif &itj-5re anti .V-f . 'vV 5
f ur .coiqaiethig ntera- at the rBnutU 6f , Diin
k h'aruai' New Vorlt, (toe thouuiid three
Wired and lortjr-wi ;4ollar and aereiitjr-fivej
!!'' .';', ';'vu-- -.". .
'or eompletSivt P'r at BaflVli harbor Nw
It, fifteen Ihoasmul four hundred and eighty
it dollar. . V.- i .v' ;7' ' "," v '
jC exteajing thejiiep &t Black Ilock. three
nat4,)P8 hurtitieJ and aiuety-eiglil Jollai t.
.r irnVrovinR tho navigntion of Ue'nesee Jri
1 Kewj-Yoric, Miirtwn Uiousand. three Jiurt-.
I a4 thirty-ftv ilollart.. . & y
tir reutoriog ohstraeiioiM at the wiouth of
SoJn Bay,', Kew ,: York, fifleeo thousand
hundred and eighty dollar. 't -V'i
r rotniileting the, retQora! of the aand bar
I near the mouth of Merrimack, rirer, Alas
'intUt' three thoaaaad fire huncUd and ii
n and.' tew nty-trd' aenti. -'' vv, ?. -.'t ,
r the .prrsm ratioo of , Plymouth Ceaoh,"'
ichiisetts, pne thomanij eight hundred and
:(lollrv,.i!5itt iwOfer-y
(r ereetine nler or o(ler work at orear
jiiigtoii harbor. e Coniipetieot, sixteen thoi
lour nanurad and luaufr-ona aollnr and
-esn 'eenta. : j n-.-,.? v f.V'' V
or deepening aa inland passage, be ween St.
a and $V Mary V rirer, . nlieeo: hundred
vr improving the navigation of the Miii
i and Otiio rirer. 5fty Uiouaii( dollartv v
i r removing; obatruoUon to the navigation
he Kcnnebcls ,rireri at loyejoyV nairowa,
t) five thouaand dollar. .,. ' i ;:Vj
Vir improrinR -the Jiaruor of Tfeir Caatla,
jcu Hook, Cheater,, and' Port Penny; in the
kware rirer,' ten' thouaapd dollar. ,;
br jnaprovirnf the Cape Fetfr river, belo
i nin jrton, Notfh Carolina", t wentr-fi r thou
j i hundred and e'lKhty-eight dullaraV t?
or completing the removal jof obstruction
W ppalachicoIariver in Florida, two tliou
1 dollar, "-'jY'Vi-' v. : 'j;,fcr5
or completing the) removal or obatrnerion
k rive and hai-bur of St. Mrkt, in Flotkla,
ilioannd dollar; U '. :::.
r completing the Breakwater' at HrannJa
his Maataohatetta, il thouaand - five
lreJ Snd teventeen doH" nd eiclity-twq
'or carrying on the work. of th Delaware
ikwater.' fo the ,ar- bni thouaand eiirlkt
Ired and thirty ,ne; 'iundred thouaand dol
t and for carrying dot he same work during
rnit quarter of one thouaand fight hundred
' ihirty-one,. tixtr-to thouaand dollar, v -1
' ? V'.'..V'A; STEVENSOX, I
I O - - , I i . n . : . :
: . speaker we. nuuae pi nenreieauuirea,
yke.Preideht -f -the Vxtiufr ytntta, and
' v Preaidentf tha 9iiate 4 fti
?prwed, AjlViv5
j X; .' i'VyKvx.:j.Ksu.'
Act,' to imenfl an aet, entftled An Act to
end the time for locating .Virginia Military
d Warrant, .and returning turrej there-.
Vt" the,: General Land..OfBee,", apm-dTed
teiUielh day tt Nlay, one thou sand eight
JBdred and tweotytixr' 1 -1 ?-?M '
f tnactsd bvtke Senate jtut gotitt
ntnet tf the; , United State if jimrica in
W 0emii That the bfnoei-siaftd,!!-5
of the Virginia Line, '.oil the Continental
Iiihment, their heir ,or aasigneea, entitled
'awy land within the tract of country re
4 br Uie Stale of Virginia, between the
' Miami and Sciota river, timll be allowed
the first day of January, one thouaand
1 Hundred and tbirtr-two. to obtain war-
S.tubjeet. however, to the condition, re
'"', ani limitation,' relating to locations,
')', and patent contained iu tlieact of which
a amendment. ' ' 'v;';"''V-' '"; -:
-e . And be it further enacted. That no
'on (hall be made by virtue of any warrant
td alter the said firrt day of January, oo
eight hundred and . thu ty-twot and no
1 'hall issue in eonsequencc Of auy warrant
led after that time. And that the second
in feited in the frst aeetion of the above
" , exooa that part tliereot whn-h
"a certlRcatrtroro the Register of the
Office of Virginia, that no warrant ha ia
irpn th aaid '-nd Otfioe for die tame ter-'
et and the tame, i hereby, repealed.
PrTd, April 3, 1830. , , - V , '
,ei to regalate and fi the tmpcniatioa 'ol
vierat in the JJer artment oi swte. . i ;.
' t enacted by the Senate and Iluute itfRc-
wuivet of the United Slater of Jimeiica in
it anembled, That the Secretary of
oe, and he in, hereby', authorized to em-
vinet tierK, whone eomicostion aliall
ri"! ,wo "laand doliara per annum;
' ( . " SPEECH OP CENSPEIGIfT, ' '
M sobts aiAoti-i'i ' ,'j
Delireted in th Ilonaa of . epreetatirea,
- on th subject of th recoUtio, aumitlH
by Mr. Mcllnrfie, reducing tho- fr diem
' aftowtnet of member to two dollar pr
, d 4, after tho aittina; of Congrea for 130
, dave, during ta lonf eaion and 90 day l
' durtog tbe abort one.. - -i',. ,1
II r. SrtioHr idt U had hoped
ibat when thft tobjert wil lint brought
forward br tht aTcntiman from 8uth
Carolina, Mr. McDuffie) it weulj hire
met wiifi tittle ftr on ybjectum. lie
thought t!ie evil tpornp!iaeJ of wis ooe
ibviotitlj pUia to the view of any per
on; tnt he would nturc to uy, if
(jentlerorn In Itiif IloUte wercdiapied
tt hat tlirm up and refute to apply the
reined y the people or the country would
not 4ng iubmit to the jmpotitioc that
were practised n them. ? Mr. 3. aaid.
he had ncarcely heard a single gentle
matl rjpen hi mouth tit thi debaie. who
had Dot conceded (he point ' that, much
time was unnecessarily consumed here
in klsJation. i .Yet, when-a) remedy is
proposed , (he re Is iu ch a n apparent pen
sitivr nets manifested as Almost to pre
clude the possibility of even -acting on
the subject; much tooref of elTectinj tfny
thinj like retoedj j-Sir, the; further
this debate has progressed the more 'I
hae be mi "convinced ( there is not, the
least shadow of hope'of eflTecting taf
thins like retrenchment this House.
VVe" heif it tesounded frorrt" ell .'sides,
that, the etl'fct of this resolution iU be
to'.-ceit an imputation on- our own cos- i
duct. Jf That it i impliedly saying, we '
do'.tiot ' fender an; equivalent, lor 4he
linjewe ,consame here in legtsli'trdn.
Sin I care .;nbt what thvimptAtwll.:
mighf be-fl '"km cotmrtceif sorrifjAing1
oughftQ be done id stop the progress of
an evij which, -in it tendency, threat-1'
ens evils of po ordinary magnitude v -i
lie would repeat," agtin, lhat he cared
oot what might be- the effect ( ijti might
have-en public opinioni 4ve; asserted
mach unnecessajy time-was consatmed :
hetc Mar sessions are -too long; and
Sirwtthout intendipg tuf cast impute?
tbn on"the'rbaricter of any gentleman, ;
my.own opinion is, r our' , wages, were
curtailed, it would shorten the, sessions
Sir.'doyou confine Cofigresa' .within its
legitimate sphere,' and-three months in
each year Is more than sufficient for the
legislation of this country, Past t law
commensurate with this resolution; ' Jet
it become the jaw' of the' land Jlhat the
first Session f,eacli CoogreB shall - be
limiteil, to fojiif -itiionths, land beyond
which, the pa v of " Members shall ;not ,
exceed S2 per day; and jSir, my impres
sion isi.'there wtiuld not ibe irianyt davs
consumed alter the' font months expire
ed,vt Considerable fpamjif saidTMrT
S.lias bee.nt taken by,tlie gentle-me.rt-1
opposed t,i Jlhi": resolution, .to
show that the 'present sessVoit will not
e tceed those, heretofore4, on account, bf
time And expense, y;W have been told
that every .long session has lasted ; fie
months,' anil, j oiaTjcrV of ; coljir
thU must du sw too--Tiflsy Sir, lis the
verv reason why J am for the'iew- or-
tle'r.cf tMog.-'-Sir,-' old things arftj to
oe aone awayanu an mings are iooc
cOm'eW.3e'je'ile,o hallowed
if tv of, ' retr.mthmmt, arid T.rrfimf
ami. lor tne verr reasons wmcn cent e-
hieii'fnpo8e; the - resoltlriort,,i he would
support ii,v- ine pcopie expeciai; our
hands; A correction ot an loose anuses
which have crept int lhe Government:
nd,4ie could aisure the House 'that
tnere was jtyoBicu JMey were .morn
deposed to work At. than the one tnow
complained of. Sir if this abuse : of
trus't-rtbis oflllgatwate-.rjf-public
money, has existed coeval' with thefor
rnation of this Government- it is jjtgh
ti me the e vi I was Arrest ed " now , t j
Uie accepted timet and duv of taivtlion."
It ia hieh time, indeed, that the laborer
should be made to render an equivalent
lor nut nire,: tie uiu not jnean to im
pugn lhe Members of Congress who had
preceded him, but lie would sat, if be
were ttr judge of the past by the present,
abuses had ; existed-" We, - Sir,' com
menced oor session ott the ?ih daj tif
December; Almost tour months has e
lapsed,! aud what- haye we dohe?!-if
there i a bill which has been passed of
a pumic nature, save a lew .appropria
tions, they have escaped ' my incruoi T
And. Sir, how many private ones have
we-pawetl! Soiue iorty or tiitr; and
here, Sir, is our indefatigable exertions
which gectlemen boast of. air, I will
tate one tuct which, in my -opinion, car
its condemnation with it.- .During the
first month, & until after the Christmas
holidays, we met at.l&, and ".adjourned
li'f .r, I am !. rcikf,,. ,u tf J,
If I'l'-t.C ifffl!.'! L;iu;';!o:r,:;c '.':-,
to u ) tVir rniatrr'l the ilesrrr CJ rr. i-r :su a",-
,p-jr.i!irornt.' llle womlrrrl V.it jr (t. J ! iih i:.Vet t! a
tlemfn.in IS.eactj f '.rir e itrrdi. ' ht I Lc lb ;)
rury imi-mitiunt, bad out thoujl.t fitua lor Ic.'S. I)
another censort the ftl aof prnicioti
Cvuiequenrea til uliith, ia hi opibion,1
waaisinuchtabeilrtadrd a the ona
before mentioned, it it thi: there ii
an old adage, rhich aaid , 7)tvch m
fit, CNf ht wmjUjitJi ' Jso,
Sirkairl be, hat will ha the tmtioa
tiona -of our ronttitaeots, when they
come to hear that there, ia to mach sen'
aitivenesa eeaied about reducing te
pay of member. Why, Sir, they wi;
auppotr, that, indeed, with ut, the JhIi
lic gnod ia a matter but of aecondiry
contideration; and the opinion will at
least be as rational to suppose that we
caaae here lor pecuniary considerations,
at that the adaption of thin resolution
implies a censure ea oar conduct. Sir,
it Is trae as tupel, that none andtr
lleareo are soapt ta feel thc'laah of
censure as those who ere guilt; Sir,
far be it from me to impute dishonorable
motives tp any member of this I1oum,
I am' onlrr speaking of the effect the
course of gentlemen will have'on pub
lic opinion. Sir, I am truly Awry that
gentlemen have thought proper. to op
pose ibis resolution with such violence!
The opinions of Mr, Jefferson, have been
quoted by the gentleman from Virginia.
(Mr. Smith.) It is aaid that he rccoro
AieBdrd long teions and short speech
es.3 Mr. 8. said ho thought tle gentle.;
man from yirglnia wa amongst the last
whashould coii)j)latn 'of long speeches.
When the ' Ur-gister of ' Debates for
tkis sessidn shH be publishetl." the gen
tleinaii will norbe .behind in size or
numbers -The fact was. this .session, it
had ; beerf . long peechea end rahort
session, and so it would continue to- be
unless something was done to check the
evil; for if We are to judge from the for
mer condutt evtnceo. in the -debates.
this is to be a speaking session. ac-
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ii III at IUH ei Anurcw Jltl v. ;i i J .
. :i!i . t'e aJminutratiiKi e-f Ti.urtut Jt.rron t C.--i t
i ti.ew theraHin; ward, tko pride ant
t e t.f the jeoiocratie party. It it
: 4t ioetthlt an aclite, viJtnt, ta
I I i (. . ' 1 e at e,L er?abixeJ l.A il.-ten.ntir J on.
)ie i a t'.lt; j u i;irt have concerted their p'm rf'cj.e,,'f 1
!2," - I l3.ie-rrit;on. The ob'eclioe to the hteitf'ie r
r tii i imm ! a.ln.inrairAtieti wa Bat: ' ihe . viola-t"'
i uia-l tetwfftt t' e f.r.t tt.- if t! iti.tiof lhe rvuUia wilt.
twoadmt:.utratiunsrercnVr:r.it ;:l'.f Mr. Adams: and neit. he manner de'S'd he present aJn
be (ouni to be rfer. unJrr il.af i f i 1 u !,:, ' it -! fh natruiuio of thi 1 aCCWtnt tif lti tltrari --ic
air. Auams, ly ticn trv- tUuteinment. for
dor that of (ieneraf j-tclvm. On
iparuoa J t r ".
l t'.ttfin
r.ilii'-ii i .
. i;.e etnJitvif U.. i :
rn.-.anoi.i tT j;,, Srot . t
J CG. With what' fice tin .
ia lhe election' iIr-Chi'.ton ten jrt"" 1 tit he fc:
i the rrrsrnt a...:..r...:sa:.A art
P.
a ; if. Tii rarlinos
coropamun o; tne tvto li i ( yearn e! t.-.e. ti'i are cn
aaminiirrarinns u Mr, Munrre. Mr.ietc
count of ,?we strange fatamjjwwj,; (,1T Mr. Chilton. -But if the santc. ptia
we are nonmthl to do -nnfhiuw . t Icinla is annhpil in tha lnef vrnr nf vt,-.
'sion4' Sir, my honest1 .'epinkm;; isAtj; Adam' Administration and the first year
nnlpaa Uimptnrh mpatiiir ae l!,.'.'.aii nMlu' flfrt JarliKunV tn A(Varni i.ol
Uerk, whose eomtteMsation shall not exceed Kw.u.o 9. i-.l ' A .VUL i J
"wwd tUtfcuniiwd dollara ner annum, i"-' .vv".. " t .',., " r
t-'crk whose ti.nenaatioa aliall tiot e-
J w, tiionsau I five hundred dollar per nr
'! WClerkt, whoto eoroiwrn-wtioil sliall not
e- One thousand r., l..,.l,J .l,,1Un.
ne thuusnnd four bnmlivd dnllarl
nnnmi one Clerk, whose eabay,
v0. .Swi i ccc. thoownd. ; ctiej handred
weck, adjourn over frdth Thursday " till
Monday. Two months. Sir, of the -first
.1 ' . ' : - . '.t La' J. .
oi inia session, w at spent wiinoui uoing
any thing but undergoing the mere lor
t!i tIroa? of tlM Government
Adams and Ocncial Jackin,. Mr. ti !..o:r Mv,wht'at they tnake lAf ad
WklliHo iruket it apprar t!af, acl- ninitiaiwn ren;Miralefiirlheincras
Biitltng tl.e whole o the irropriatiuu rl evpeniliturrt. -Wcrive, inurpa
for 1R30 should be evprnded, lhe t!i-'per t)f to-ilay; an "ofTicTal comparative
plomatic expenditure I the pieent ad- UtemTit or the eipenditore for the
minittration W the 'above two year.,! ye-it t 1823 and 1629, from which it tp
will be less thtn that of Mr. Munroe ! fvjr that tUerc w.a expanded In 18,
by the sum f Ji2,OU2 43, and lestiie sum of 54 33.43J Oi moretlian was
than that of Mr.' Adams by the sum of ! expended in HZ'). Tiii Let has call-
r Tleetioneerwig purpiwi Mie t,f these iiema be :? Not " '
iostif iWaduiinittra-'00-'?' lh.fm ntd tu:e T mii- '
idcavoring to apprepo-1 Appltcatio of tl.e pt,i:ic f-nJt on be
SttOi Olfi 11 j
In the Ival servicc, Mr. W'Kkli.Te
states that there has; been a great re
duction, of expense under the j resenr
Administration. lie avrra that lhe ex
penditure i lets by SU'OS.111 l,
under the present; than under thi lst
administration. '; x r ;r , ; '. -; '.
Mr. . Wickliffe insists- that; in A f.tir
comparative view of expense, the ex
pend iture of (he first two month of 1
ought not to be charged a expenditure
under the present adminlstratiou., If
the , 'months of January and Fi-bnmr
are nmitted.'the expenditure front the
1st of March, 1828, to the 1st of March,
1829, exceeded the expenditure in the
same "period bet 'weeiil829 and iSJfj,
in tnewm 01 t.a'J3,j:utv tiy. s itua it
cd firth the tngcuuity of the ' eavil'ori
of th opjKitiun, who insist tliat ccr
Uitt tspcniltttirei if 182S, viz: the a
mmint andcf the Ifratv of Ghent, and
the increased 'expenditure of l"'ula-
tiin(oui;ht not to bo ranisd to the ac
cu'iiitf 1328. because the same items
are rtM e"itracnl in yht niscellanenus
expenditures -f 18-23; and t!e Natittn
al Journal and Mr. Ciiilton, in their re
peated publications upon llii subject,
lustead of conirovcting lhe trnad fact
that the expenditures of 'IS.2.1, were
more, init tliat they are nti because
these two items arc carried into ths ac
count of that year. It is knuwn tltat
the sum punl oa account of lhe awunU
tinder the treaty uf Ghent, was paid br
thn l!ntish Government; and that our
l i t &Jfi u.s-
fjr t!.e ct.
-,e ; -1 c ' i
certified bjrthe llegistcr of the "IVea-J Guverniucnt wa?. but the agent -through
lury;;,-- :., .cJ-;:v' '; "-"rwhich it was lianded over to the right-
But. 'jt is insisted by Mr. Chilton.
that the amount puid under the Ghent
treaty- by buth administrations, should
be deducted in the estimate of compara
tive expense for 1 88 andjyit). M r.
WkkliB'Q Atates, that if this is ddne,
the ilifference will be ontv Xiri,964
4 j; instead of g6r9.282, aa estimated
unless some such measure as tWuno pro
posed by the resolutioR or Amendment
K Adopted,, wealia'! always labor under
tie tiitucujty we do- how, k Uentlemen
had 'railed put Against the original re
solution, because it would deprive them
of a. month to stay bere. 7 AVhy; jjiri' if
tne amendment of the gentleman tronv
Massachusetts.? f Mr- Everettrvrslioiitd
be ajlopted, in thetwo years we' should
stay as long.awe do noW., liie.amendf
.went proposes to limit the Jong aessipn
to four rnonth's,' and- that ther short ses
sion shall commence, the 1st. of govern
ber, thus Allowing,; !; the two years,
eight months for lesislationone third
oftoor time and Lhave; no .-ItesttAtiflii
in Baying that that is two month ' more
than we should, fn justice fo tht cpuntry. l
appi upi taicf oo i my uyvr, -vpiiiitirt i,
that three months ' js ; long "' enough, for
each session; and, will anrd ample tim
for the lecislation brUiia'countrir. Ctini
siderabie oad been 8aid.during.tlijsJ.tle.-,
Date .Apo"t,ine xompensanon; oi, mem-
pers. Votr. am ol the same, opinion
now that I was when ; this AubiccV. was
before the House in the fore part of
session,.; six dollars per day is enough
for Any man to receive for hii.setvicesi
UutJie had not Understood that this was
the pbject of the gentlemait; froin i South
Carphna;' -but to 'shorlett ' thfe sessipnj
nhdif vt staid ipneerthan the time pre
Rented, in the resolution, reduce it to
two dollai s per 3ay? Now; Sfr.4uppse
the fonff session to last six months: why!
by the alteration propfised; eacb rnenr-'
bef . wouliJreeeiyVifid
art avras- Which.) id iiis'Viriininn .Would'
bftisiifficient to "comjicnsate.AB man for
bis .services. S He" continued, , he 'Was
t: un. jacksun s. ,tio dilterence. cat
culating front March to .March of each
year respectively, 5-wtll bo' "less by gl,"
431,586 50,, than slated bv Mr. Chil
ton, as the expenses of the firstyear of
the present Aduiinistration.' j.-', 'v?
The di0erebce in the extienses of "o
long antt Ahort session, of Congress,'
;,wiiicii iwr. vniiiorv states ;ougiit jta. be
deducted; js next brought under . view
btf MrVAVaklifleJ'-V-Aiid if ia vprv bro-
perly asked, why not on the same rule,
f 1 i - f a t) j -. ' . .a
or ior vie same reason, uetiuci from tne
expeudituresx of-182,9 1 thevexecss. ex-
pended;over?1828,. for, surveys, roads
and, cannisthe tmproychient td bar
ful owners: and that it inakue its tin
pearance incidentally on' the'tnoks ci'
the '.Treasury," v. Many uiljtr, -item in
the xpenditurcs f 182!) and in ISi?,
are of -a ainiilnr character not a re
lates to the '' Bom cft-Tioitv whence , the
ruuds Avere declyod, but at to the pay.
mcnt of demand njainst llie Treasury,
adjusted, . And recounted by the- G o
setnmeht. ' It will ba 'seen too" thai
there was expended
For die Lnuiavdleend t'ort- .
: lund Canal: -' . - -r- '
! Clieaapcake and Ohio do - '
. Cheaapeake and Delaware-'
eanat - '.- L .1 '-, '', .,,'.
S' tliamal Swamp CmiihI -
IR2S.
IS. '9.
f.0,000- U:1.00.
rs.ooo; lfv.ooy--
'' - ' i ' i50,ono
; -so.ooo-
AlOS.KKlw40S.SOO
rhulmakinsatlilferrntc of 8363,500
in lour items for internal' imni-uvetnent
alone, of expenditures in 18-2'J, creator
than was expended in 1823. - Wilt any
one insist that this administration itt re
sponsible for -that expenditure? ; It wok
made for purposes id internal improve-
inent,under special acts ol' Conretis,
advocated by pis fiiepds; mid approved
iKtursJ contractsHor .the Consfructioi tj'fi by MrAdatus himself- ; lf to. these be
whirb were entered, into awI tl cor
responding obligatiitns incurred by the
tta 'ililminiutiutmn?- vr Lntt 1aU" '
w. . iiiiiiiiiinii tiuuui iv, lilt;, f itaVll,
Mr. - ?.yieKJilfts observes, " much "of the
money 'iharged in the expenditures n(
1829 Was drawn from the public treaJ
auiyalKre w js at; 'csccm i.-expeo.'.i
dUure Tor 4he yiurnoses in It 829 over Mn
mtf( ST16.285 24; Vhy- not -defii; ' ' T' .1 -V- gi .
principle,- lair, v- i, ? ai,sa ; , ,
sorry to heat one; objection - which- was
raiseu 10 tne passage oi tne resoiuiionr
1 was this: that its effect would strike
At the root f the great plana of inters
nal improv'ement : and the protectirn 'of,
home:; industry.1 i; In'i conclusion;' he
Would answ-er that by saying,- that' re-1
cent demonstrations til sentiment in this
House had evinced.' that whatever X was
leftunfjooe,(liefarifand appropriations
.!. t ha A 1 1 .ml AtV't A u n n,Ann.!lt..i.
:i-.t' 1 . 1' :1 ' 1 'Vj.-' ... - . ;
duc.t.tihi the same nrUiciole. . (M
Wickhfre Asks,) the t'.ill'erence between
the expenditure of 1828 and 1829 foi4
fortifications amounting:; to '816989
80? - M ti ,i WicklilTet' concludes.' Very
profierljr ;Wlt1i-,vw4tjr.t5ai'AiA' ;the':pe
sent administration commenced with
the 4 tli of . March, " 1 829; they are , not
responsible for carrying into execution
laws ol t-ongress providing appropua
tions for the public service founded on
estimate matte by the .late, administra
t ion. -'.They ajeonly at chuti table for the
fiiithful applicatiott: of the pulic rniney
to "the purposes for. which it was jappro
pri a ted.-- So uthtrn Vutriot.:fi
which takes money out 'of .the treasury,"
will be attended XZfftMT'' 4
. ,v ... ,'.?:-:
- Mr." Wickliffs; a colleague of "Sir.
Chilton, has'published A statement .fn'
the National InttMgencer-, thoroughly
invalidating jhe references f ihe lot-1
ter, in the comparative view, he ottered
of the expenses of the last a.ttd present
administrations. ,j The i. first,, error4 id
Mr. Chilton; js shown to be, ! W. mis
take nf the tilimtfted for, the actual x-j
penuiiure i me last quarter oi joay,
Tlie difference amounts to one million
ninety three ihousandjiyt hundred and
seventy seven ; dollars Mr Wkk I iffe
offers A transcript' from, the iMiok -of
the Treasury, signed by"the Rffgister
in proof of his original Allegation, that
the .expenses of 1829 were less than
they were affirmed to be; by; Mr. Chil
ton, by the-Above saras v;''-5V--'-?;v
''Mri Wicklifte (hen proceeds to show
thut MfCbillOD'a comparison of the
diplomatic ' ext)ense8 of the last ; and
1 present Administrations is erroneous.
malitie.s , of., fnectirtg ajidiArrjoBrflg. iMr, Ch)iItong allegation; waotlal the
added the items ff a Mmilar chofucter,
it will be found that the expenditures ut
theye1823,vere,7"rreate(i by Cofi
gress, ifiA approved xf by .'Mr." Adams
Vet the Journiil saya the miscellaneous
expenditures o 1.1829, exceeds those of
:-ftrs'eJof-MtOpjMsUi'onS
hve herelofere etpreiibed our gratifica
lion at lhe ground assumed by ihe oji
ppsilion irt .relation;- to thVpiibliif xV
penditurCs i Tho btilddecUmatlntf i
bout'the. extravagance of the present
administration, cannot foil to have thj
moat beneficial tendency, oh the lcei9-
.laliohY,n-weH as tho ad iiioist rationr of
the Government. ' "Those in power are
Jjieugcu j.o HuuiiiiiMcr me lawbiauniui
y; paway the iii:iney ippropria
ted Jtt-Atie Bpecifid't!jt?t;ts for which it
Was iiterjtfed by Ponressf 'iiod'h!so lo
encotnageV'ai far as tonsisient w ith the
public goody a rigkt.er (iiomy in the ctl"
niiniHt rafitjifi .i-of j ib!ic .aB'dirs. ' If, in
these res(Hts)cj;'hal.l.jndced'-riiW.
meet the just eipectatitiu tif tltc people,
it will be just caule o) censures, If the !
public expenditures te increased ihe ;
people will be disappoitited; and toe
popularity of the admtiiiinui(Hi be im
paired. Tbia is not a!l, the piit;d)Ics j
ot the republican party of - "JS-the
principle which brought 'Al ri Jtfferstin
into fllli0, and which lendcrcd his a'tl-f
ministration the pride and boast of the
American people Will be brought into
disrepute; for.it will be difficult to ral
ly the democratic party, tinder the de
roocratic standard, if the administiWon
of Andrew Jackaon docs not Act- out
itst)rinciple, "It is therefore incum
bent -on those, who, by placing upon ' N'al EtiahlUti
I.- : .,-".1 i - '. "?im. I. t mmt v- " i-
mm tne i neavj reponsiouity, ; nave - ;v
I ue Journal llien proceeds: " Under
this head miscellaneous -expenditure
the Secretary : with IU "usual cunning,
has classed al l thoij expenditures which
were made without', law,',&iH which he
did riot "wlsli to hare.knovf n." '". A ;
J Here is a ciinige of extravasance,'? of
illegal extravagance, a:,fraudulcnt ex
penditure of public Itinney in ; violation
of jaw;' of Inlentional ' fraud upun the
Government; a ' charge ' which , no one,
not proof jigajnst ail tshaioe, would haz
ard, with tho public. records i'ulh Wore
him giving U. the most positive -"contradiction.'-:
.'Tlie chin ge is, ihat the Secre
tary had clnssetl under the fniisccilanu-
Otis head all expenditures matle widiuut.
law. i "I be letter of the, Secretary ol tiie
9tlr iust. CiiinintlnicritX'tl to the.-Seriate
befin-e thi itatertititif in the Journal was
jtiatl. a topy )f..w'hif'us laid before our
i esaer.vgiveseacn pectuc. iscm, ami
each item is ex jirtasly provided Jar by
law.-----' - :.-;.;'; . .1 ' "
; -We give':tUU astiiniin? w.erto the
calgiuiiie wWch that prjitt frinn .day to
day t'jects. and ufek if isny person; hav
ing a proper rtgatd f ifjrijili, can ltn!I
otiiors brtun,d tore.pond jo calutntj'tes
origihaiin ii iuch a onr"C ? - :
"' We liave. Ka'td ttiat the' late adininw
t'MUoit 'opprovfd 'of lhe. cxpeinfitnrcs of
1820.',; It is , known that -the appro-,
piialions for that year w ere made upon
the estimates turuihed;-by tiie .iate';atl
ministration. Z A coo'pansvti of the p
Dro'nriatiotu '.vithMhe acLUal exiendt-
tures 'will show (hut the expenditures-
v.ere. lexs th;tn the amount 'flaked fur by j facf
Mr. Adams." v the. appropriations-, and
expenditures ior Joiryeie: . ,j
pointeq out, wi.i cut tue
(ration be held repoiu,h"e
penditures as well a th
tiiHta of 1829? .: Until it cn Le iiu.'e
to appear Jhat lhe munry U nut to. 3
Applied in tha manner drec'ed br hvr, '
hew can the fetrtistnt of Mr. A-i m 1
blame Gear Jacksn, whoe datr it it'. -t
are the law faithfully execut'J, for V.
paying away money in romnlianre with
lhe lejal enactment which have been
approved and signed by Mr. Adaou?
General Jackson had no dkrretianJt
wi hit duty to pay thi money to those '
who, under the laws Approved by Mr.' ; '
Adams,." were ettitlc ' to it. ft will '
inu oe teen tuat r.ir. iitiiton Has made-" -tiis
so.nn.erspt without an examination
of .the preniie upon which he. !(u
preteotls ta j ntify himself. . Is it not '''' --
apparent that he las atsijneJ false rea-1 '
vmt., ai.l is it unc'iaritable to tuppust': '
that he h- . piven the best which hil1",
cae will aJant tf?" . ; .'; - . ". -.'Vj
' f a much for t'ie comparative extra."' .
vngince tf tl.a late and the present - v
administrstioa. So much for the poli- ,
ey e; on which the rn jition expect to"
destroy the popularity of the present"'
Cl.ior M.i MSitrate.- It is impossible not
to foresee the cdnsptjuencej of the large .-v?-
appropriation-?, which it is the businesa
of the opposition ta urge."' We do not ' '
object to the payment of. the just de.", - .
m.'inila nf ilia Vt.u .f l, ....... Jj
Vet who sr blind as not to see that the 'K
half a million (it is nearly that uM'r-jJ
appropriated by the bill which has j ,l
pished liuj bfnate, to piy for this I '
contested claim, will be carried to the . '
account uf thu Administration, "and.
urged in support of the charge of cx '
traviiince m InJastriously propagatctl''' V
by the - disciples' of Mr. .Webster.
Who dnes tmt fot-see that the lare ex- V 'V
pendi'ure okeJ in the shape u? sub- "
sfiipfions to projects for internal im-'1
provemerits nud pensions, mating, ti''
some sujipoFeirom ten to ffteen mil jt2.
lioiiH ptr annffm, will, if 'grar.t ', be"
aunt men ip in tne eharyea a- t thi
auniiniMtauon oy inosu very i,
havo so industriously labored
pies the public min i that t'
the special advocates e:. 1 -these
prrijetts? Who tr, I ,
to see that tlie policy of t' 2 i
is to urgo'on every pioji tt
expenditure; claiming to t e fVi
a-.lv'o'.-.utes of the interes t j u I
otf-uiii purfnnbeo in, llius p; r
tin.' to t lernHflvra all t-.,i j ..Tf.;.
" tte system,w'at the s;imo x
all lhe expetiditui-es .made in
tiieir own scheme?, are can'.-1 tt t'
account8 of thin ,adminis(ration to t
summeu up in me, nrucirs
mrnt wlsicli ihey arc e,.h" '
now to the American it;
; remains for the friends eft
Humiuisiration utii. ti p
strictest economy? , We Iip
lutions adopted": ty the
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iMviuuti. it ir; :-i:a ui Ml j.ii ! i
vaaia and New Yotk, n f irdfi'i-,
omy atid retrenchment, mi' K'eil 1 ;
opiiiions jj" the, den.oci ...y ol tlio-j'
great States, as letters tf l.t-'cti ; i ta
tlio- Senators from' those Stat, ;!: " ''
them to put their veto t i ihv.' t .
are now making, to opci i ew t. ( t,
lof the ''purple of dnuum;; T ect
cent cl the,ticrevf;lyV--.r. .y, ;
:, 0a Wedncfstlay ihe 7t!i hM. I.
White, ayoun man jivir,;' in th
ten part of this District, was 1
nbooting a sliot guo.The ciicu
"ce? .appear to be 'the. following,
lock and stock had been for sol'
loosely attached lo the bant !. - ( Vi
tl iy previous to tho fatal fl'- i lci-t
gun was loaded no care having
taken to prevent the powt'.-r fn. i r
mg between .the lock and t!,e Lairt', "
The iiiiforiu'iite'anbject of tins acci
denf, who d'.d n-.t load the gun took it, "
and went out to shoot a. .squirrel...- Orj . '
til ing the hid face was no lacerated, '
nn this hkull so fractured, tliat he died
in a short time.".".- It is believed," that he
was killed by the fragments of the stork
which was shivered lo pieces' by th
pfrton.yhist "on this melar tliolv '
subject we" wouM State, that we v .
sorry -we did not, long since, give
rottders.-A utatcment.of the fi ow:
Anm-opriRtiona, : jlTpewjiture.
J-or the end Dt, l.ijs'.'jlB; y
t-oreim t ' Intel--.
conncT- .vi'V-198,M1 At
MiaeeUdoebaat--Au9il,S-.,a '51?
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...iiuniT afiti iyvn.
: he.' :'.H-r -4,5)1,715 tl .
Rerolntionary r-'' ? 1
- Peoaions, - ;:' ' CSl,flf;4 00 -
Other pnioni; ' I CO, 1 13 00 -Indian
Pcpart-' - "-. " - --V-
meat, " - .tv.'.-'.oj.i va
-lf.'.2.1,t!C& t5
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SS9.155 4t
.V23,4-5 ,40 3,212,)3i- 87
: In March, 1 82wc were reqyestad
the attending'- physician to kill si
bu ds for a sick men 'jer of the f,i
tVe touk our rill j (cs.Tyir-; ahi- 1 1
the" poind) juid ;i--s ft in H,'-v-;
11 tuusterdxecd shut, fir tl.e i
ii j; thebotlius of iheLh ,' .'
,:u we were not able, one t' ' i , -
. . ii I. Ih .t . . - -
ii,-, to isenti niern with a I , . ,-:
ii. - iii si titer wur inches ot t..a r-rnl ,.? f
oii the side of and imbracin the t 'i- in,
hole, was burstid ofJ' The barrel fell.
to the ground, leaving us in the peace ,
ai the ' tnadc J op ad jwuerrjjpon the; result of .Totai flppiVfr4 ' . v . A;;--',:''-"v t;.'i ,2":" v,i ib! o'- pssoii of the breech; the fjrotft h
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