Lancaster Examiner and Herald

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VOL. XL-NO. 48.
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The KXAMIISKII & HERALD w illbepul lirihed wockly,on a double royal dhoet, at twu uuLL.ins, per tinuum, payable wiihin 3 months from lho time of tiubficrihing; or twu nuLLAua ANiv FiiTT UK.STS, ut lUc cnd of Uu> ycor. No aubscription will be laknn furlcsHlhunOmonthB aud no paper dise.iuiinued until all arrearagoa are paid.ct[;cpl ut tho option nf lho publisher?, und a failure to notify aijiuronlinuini-.e, willbe conBidorcd a. now eugnKement. Advertieing will ho dono on tlie usual terms L -Itera. toin«ure attention, must be jioHi-paid
BS<trNcfiN»w<^r.&4;lovoi*lInlloi*'
(^M^ho subscriber respectfully inlbrniB his friends _ |_ and tho public gcneriilly, thut ho conlmuea to manufucturo 'rhrashinp Mnehines, at lho Kail ¦toad, LunciiRtor,near Mr. IIulTs Tavern. A nup ply will constantly bo hoptou hand, mndo in a ¦suporior ond worlunanlike manner. Tho Ma- •chinea nro warranted to nin ligbtor, and do moio ¦Work than any olber now in uso, without requir ing ropuira,
WM. KinKPATRICK. Laneaster, .Inne 14, 1838. 9-3inB.
COACH SPRING
MAI^UFAOTUJIKK,
Nff.  13»l{»il(l .orcct,
[netween Poidiir l.ai c and l.uiircl Streets,]
MAYOR'S COURT.
of the City of ZitincHster.
Tlie Gi-antl Jury, as Conacrvalors of llie ppiiceiitui hiippiinissiir iliecomiiiiinity, ami in ciinriiriniiy willi the suluiiin tieclarulliiii Ul tliis Ciiuil, lliut llioy would pi-csfiu all iiiiilieis prcsciiliible ciiiiiiiiglo thuir knijwl- eiVii', wiiliiml I'uiir, luvur, or iitt'uctiim, re- Minil, giiiii, or Imiie lliereoC, unil iloing ninii;lii ill iiiiilin', li'i'l that Ihey woultl be iii'^U-cliii'; nil iiupiuiaiit pai'l ot llieif tluiy, well' lley loaciepl llieir ilisiliaige wiihout cuiuiiiemingoit ihe eases [oreseiiteil lor their aciion, anil lei^pecirully calling ihc atten¬ lion of Ihe Courl, lo what they coiisidei- llie great causes ul' ciimo, Ihe measures llial «ill leiiil lo Iheir suppiession, ami the means of elevaling ihe ni'iral cliaracler of llie eoiiiiiiunily.
"Ihe Uianil Jury have ticleil upon 14 Iiills ol' liiiliclmeiil—line lor I.areeiiry ; one for keeping a ilisoiiJeily house; two I'm- keeping 55aw ily hmises; one I'ur keeping a Gaining house ; one lor Kiinruaiion and Baslaiily—ami eight for Assauli ami Bat¬ tery. Seven oul of llle eiglil caM's ul' As¬ sault ami Hatlery, Ihe case ol I.aicency, ami that ul' the ilisiinlerly Iiohm', cau be ilireclly Iraceil as Iiaving uiigiiialeil in iliiinke'iines.-. The B;iwijy houses, too, iliat were acleil upon, iliseloseil lo the li ...
(lisciiiiiinatc granting of Tavern  l,icciiseo,  CvMRiit'i-r, wliieli the Stale Tri.'ajiiriM- will by the very Cuurl who  sit in juilgment on   haidlv admit.
the crimes llius indirectly created. j     On'the present dav (I81I1 Aiij'U.'jt l^nS)
1 he Grand Jury  would  further recoin-!  ,    p„„,„;„,„iStale i)ebt .•iini.iinls lu S^ily mend onr r'u ice o increase llieir vigilance.  „.,„'„„.,  .,., 1, ,     ,,    ,     ,
Tl.e public peace and happl.ies* of a com- 2.10,00.) .!:>, as wtll appear by lho bnol, munily depend so much upon the activity of the .same i.nicc, which .sh w Ihat all and watchl'iiliiesa of our I'olice, that we Loans in the lorej;"i'ig lisl rcinain due am! urge upon Ihem to throw aside every con-^ unpaid except the I'cniianent Loan liv aet sideralion but public good and regard lor ofist .'Vpril l.S-'ii, of .•?1I)I),I1IK) IIO whii'h Ihc laws, a!;d seek out crime, and   report  ,vaa paid ol)'in   i\lav, 1*^37, and  thereroio
" ^;tGnlnd"jir;!'\h;,^lm":" would call!'!- P';--;"" 'f ^^^^ "™' '^ -- ""
upon nil to revere aiul  support the Supre-: '•'« "l."' "f l>ieember, IH.31,.
niaey of the I,aws.    By Ihe combined et"-!     '''"   ""''  corrclu'^s  of thi.-< .'^laloinpiil
forts of guod citizens, the rigid Supervision ' the undersigned pledge their personal ami
of Juries, ihe vigilance of uur Piilice, and 1 ollicial repulalion.
Ihe inlegrily and uprigliltiess ofour Courts,!     The "increasR of Ihc .Stale Dehl" a.s al-
crimes must be iliniitiislied. sociely will be , icj,„,i i,y ,),„  3,^,0 Treasiiicr, consists of
""!!T';ll;""!''"'""' "'" '"'""' "¦"' '''"''" i "''<-• foll""iiip items :
I. "Debls dno by npprnpriali'.ns tn mis-
aoiii as the rose
W.-iSHINGTON L. ATLEE, Foreman, H. K. Benedict, Jacob Bear,
Oavid Cuckley, Beiiiliart Haag,
W. Ileilshti, John Myers,
Uiib'l W. Malhuws,  John .ShaB'tier, Chrisiian Stroble,     John Dipppetd, J. C. "Van Camp,      G. "SViihers, .Michael \\ itheis.
FKOM   THE   LANOASrKll   U.NION.
A €AISD.
Mn. EniTon :—I was placed   upnn (he Grand Jury of   the Mayur's Cuurt last
cctlniicous ohjccls, in IH'.tfi and'117, SStil 6S1  i'i."
'J'he reason for including ihis item can¬ not easily be discovered. Appfprialinns are annually mado by lho Legislature.— Until applied to their object lliey reniain ill the State Treasury. But to call Ihein "debt" imlil paid, is an invention in linan- ciering which has not heietofore hern heard of. As well niiglil a farmer call himself the debt-r ofhia aon to whom he
ODD a year,') wiiicli hr :.i;.',i( .1 for an imlifi- nito term, he added only for ten y(a!v,.'iiid Iho inlercsl which he giiaranlceil di Ihr Danvllh' and roir-ville Kailrnad d. bl, ami olher eonipaiiv s^i-k, he i-liMrL'<'i! lu him, tlu.' sum of hi.s "dclit" wnuld be ciiii.^iil. r.'i- bly increased.
ll is well known Ihal llie bill of In. I s's- .•jion, giviiiL'¦M.''iU','ifl.") lo carry on the ,¦ .li¬ lie work.--, iV;i'. was uol ..jigm-d li\ (.'uv. Rilner, am! uoly hi-cimu a law by lap-' of lime. Till- LeLrislatiin; adjuiunrd I'm- llu' Chri.^lma." !ioliday.~, and ihus deprived 'lini of Ihe opiMirhmily id' .slating his D'.ijn'l un.i to it a5 ;;n insulh-iriit lur'asure for Ihe re¬ pair of Ihi' piililii' v.urks, and as one inlen¬ ded to compi I him In siiin a .^iiba"'|nfni bill, ciintainiuix uhji-ctiiinaldi' appriipria- lion.s, which anlicinaliim ivas :ifti'rwar;!-i verliied, as ei'i rv une knows who read liis obiccliuns tu porlions of the approprialiiiii hiil of l-lih April, I'-'-'l-.
.'\s the whole drii'l  uf ihis  matlir is  lo
;ire a ino;: ¦ ¦ ri •.HI,I'.
'.M\
lhu:
ll. :,l.] Illn.l ,
1101 -'•.
\i rie
aiiiiu. (lov. ful
lUMiy i.o;:n.; :;i i.'n- ;::fiuui.I ol
of iinkirig IVII
oflhe lO'.M, in-
.\ii:iii!iis!raiioii
hri-'l".' 'J'f
¦l| th ' Sl'I'i'i'rll- '•'.lie   debt, evi'li
•  ill''ni.l'^ of tin-
I'lms.r-.ti liiaii-.t" i^.is. Since ill.- .'-.- K iliiir's tirtii : I,; I'll pii-^-^rssed
i .'I..: been ciki- I) I'-TMai^fot \l:-\.'.. Ihi'ir avrraL"'
.,11'Mll   li.l.- hill    I \'. .'i|...|   llllli ,,|
'Is iirin. as v, ill  uj'piar liv   lIo'
I ' ll.ill."
'I'll.'He hiaii' ve.'ir lir;.i\- 11.• 1 villi.'.I   |.     1;
l)lU'i,l'_'lli^  lill
Iv n-.^iiil.'.l III iiiL' vear iiiiii h.' I, r.iv Mil
IV.   W
.' lli.-v -.-.- r.' ami r.Kii 'I'! lii-r-,U'in 11! > ,1 lh.' v.li,,! I lh.'   "I i-v.
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Ill.i'i.'il llll
l''..ri .iniiiil;.' l* .iii|i.ni-i l''.,r.<l  li- I(„:..hA-  IIii.!u"'< I''.,:' IM.i.'Nlii.ii l\ir .-\','- ii-.'s .irT'onviiliiMi r.-luriii .-St..!.' funslilMliiiil
Ll i.-.,oi1|l nij
I..'.uun 1)0
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.1 lei'vv. I-:'I. il„|,eriicl-M-l M.'ri'li. l-'ll. :ln     d..
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throw upon Gov. Rilner ihe uiliiini of'-lii lit   i{„   ,'i„ and o.xpendiliire,,"aml lo further the claims  do   do of Ihe opposing eandidale, il will he propir here to designate which of the appropiia-. liuns  ofthe lasl seasion  that  candiilal.' vuled fur. '
Areferenoc to the Jiinrnal oflbc Senati
i'l'iMuili, l-:i-J. •JVth .Ui.rili, is.'i:i. y-ili .1 .iiiniy, I.S.'I 1. HT'li l''.'lirii'iry,   I s.'l.', ITll, .l.iniiarv, l.-'.'i.l, Iltl. .\iiril, iKW,
*'i.-.ll.(Uin Oo
Li.'lll.llUU ll!)
7.),l)0ft lilt
11111,1100 llll
.'1011,111111 nil
II 1,1)011 no
u.llMlliil 111
7l,l-10 llll
Sii..'ii.'.. 118 01)
Of this sum §1,101,UIO no have bei'ti I'f will lie ...xu.'iid' ll on Ihe various public iiiork..! i;f 111'.- ('oiiHiioiw.-ailll. In aililj- , tion lo ihosi- i->;p. ti'liliir:--—lbe ordinary e.\pensi-s ofliie (lov, rnini'iii—the ililer- . st on ihe .'^lale 1). l.l nml niinicriiiis small ili-nis have lii'i'ii pai.l out of lh.' ordinary Uivi-iiiu' of Ihe .''^tale aiiil llie Canal and Rail-riwd Toll...
1\ . IN-rhaps ih'^ iuimI niiatiruo.i'/.i-d assiTlioii ill lho .X.lilr.'.v--, is lli" ne.vl: "Thai uol on.;- cenl h.is h. I'li aild.-il lu the pi-i'iiiam-iil ri'Vi'iine oflht't'oininoiiwi-allh" from I'll' [iiiblie works hi" (iiiv. Rilner. 'i'hi- bohliji'ss oflhis assi'ition. i.siiiily eipiai-
'l'..r-jl, Imiv. IJilMi-r's 'r..uip'H;!iry 'I'rniii.irary l.»n p. r 11.1 ..t''
1 ..lulls,
l'l   ihal tin.' inconii-   of Gov sil,l-Jl.;illl mil llllli' r -://r.v/year ill ol!ic;i: (I-.'i'l,) iscl.iini
I led  by lh.'   facl ! Riliii-r'-; lir.tt vv-,\
mat  WIIL ''^^       r"'   -'¦ V  ;,      j,.u  1^.   „.'Xbutbe'rn£ under  the  necessitv   of 1'"'' «'illed   81,000, orn   hcnefaclor the      -fvreieieroc lomc journal 01 u ,.,-...,„., .l.uiiiiuv, IsM,
Grand Jury such sinks 01 iiii.iniy,  uiuiih    wecK, uui  ueing unuci   im-  neceaaity   01, ¦"- '.    ,'    ,.   ,       ^   .       ,        ul  show thai Mr. Porter voled diiniiir lie  ,i„ ,„„. „., i.,i .v,,iii  iv'i;
enness ami crime, thai   ihe.  mind   revolts  leaving town   on   tlitj  second   day ,,l the .debtor of the object uf his b,,i,,ity for wli.in,        '^^^^"^ ^       , d,"'    j"''palVjii'i,' i.-.'i.;,
frum Ihe conli luplatioii ol iheir magnitude. Session, I was nut able to  relurn  belore he had .sot  a part a like atnunnl.    Jlicso I"'°'"'¦"'¦'"'' 1 ' 1     du   d.i      Iilili.lniie l-^-'ln
and ati'ocily. Km only men ol liperyears,  their discharge.   Since   my rclurn,  how-! atate apprnjiriatiiin.s   bear  no interest.— 'I'bo I^ill for repairs and carrying on the ^^^   _|^^      MihAari'l, It-il'<. ..f l.m annrentici's ai'.il  buys fruin   ihe age i)f ever,«ndei'S(anding Ihat Ihey had presented j-phev  ai-o   navable ont uf  means in   Ihol     public w.'rks, cunlaiiiing an appr. pna-,    .vhi.li Unr.' luis'b.'i'ii i.et,i..l.
1)111 anpi'entici's ai'.il buys fruin ihe age of ever,«ndei'S(anding Ihat Ihey had presented l-'l, ]A, and upwards, and letnales ufal- areportto the Mayor's Court, it was my de- iimst as lender an   alie, are seduced   into  sire tu see il, and if i approved ofit, tu sign
1®/^ ANUFAO TUKEH all Iliads ofS|>ringssuii-1 lUcsi' liaiiiiis of viceaiid corruplion.   Here,  it; butu|)on rcquesling this privilege frotn ;"':'able for Railroad I'lirfi. Locoinoliv,.8,<:oiiclt- ' ' ¦ .  .    .       . .   ,        .     „ . . ». ,    ,    .
They arc payable oul of moans in tlio Treasury, and if taken inti ticcount at all, llie amount  of ineans   in    the   Treagury
.cMdling nigbl afler uighl in 'the mostde:  ih'e RecoVderaild Mayor, it Was evatled. I; shnnld also bo calculated to meet lliem
iiiising dissipa'iuM, and gelling healed with  have since seen acorrcct copy oftlie repiii't,
inioxKaiing l;i|uuis. ami the Siren arlificea and fearing, as my  name is  not atlached
of dv"rade3 ai'.d   deliauched   females,  the  thereto, that my molives might be miscon-
youlirof our ciiv  are inveigled  inlo their struetl, 1 (ake this method o( informing the
polluting cmbiiices,   and   eniiieil   to [he public, that 1 fully and mnst cordially ap-
commissioii of some of the most shocking prove of the  tenor and   letter uf that re
iicls.    Nay. cien il.e Holy Sabbath, a day  port.
I!)ii,ii0il on
I'ours Fesperlfidly,
KALIMI JACKSON.
<ip, Dearl>orns,Gi;:s, &,c., which are iiiudc ofllie best niutcrialK und uuriui.led.
Cunnlantly on liaiid a Rtipidy ofSpringa, which will he Ridd at fair [iricee.
.\ share of (lublic putronuga is rc8[ioctruIly en. licitcd.
AusuKl 10. li^".".
liv ."Wm. Yi^ans's CiamomWa TiWs.
HAPPY would it havo beon for many persona of bulh KoxeB who aro noiv in tlio silent grave, i( thoy had learned lo chock tho morbid tendoneica of their 8tnm:ich*< and ImwelK, by those puro Ionic aiierient pilla mannlBclurcu l>y Dr. Win. Evane, i.l Now Vnrk, wiihout refcortiiif inquack remedica the namcM uf which are concealed, and ofwhieh tbcy know noihing;. That dreadful Hcuuigc, con- Buniptiuu might havebeon checked in ilscummencc- mciit, ond diuapjuintod ofils  prey, all over ihe
lund, if lbe firsl 9_ymplon>a of norvmiB debility bad     _ ^^
beon cnunloiacted by  Camnniilo  oiienNCallv'Ipro--1 ^V*«*/u¦i^Vtv "niirVit-innliirs  in  all criiiirs, IM- ,. .. . ¦
,.a,ed,andtliiisel,o«'''e|co liii.s, which leid'to„     .^TeVIif'^^m?Wta^ pi'isons. ami li-   .^'¦'"kiiig or writing give  Bt.ch support to
llo^ll,^|¦nlnl iiialadien, niiglil  havu been  obviated  nj,||y'|„,|petuatc their miseiy in anolhei'aiiil   the party and candidates of his choice, as
' - '¦-   '""'1^  ,'.u..,..,.  -.,:..,.•    |||,|;,J.j.||!i(jy^i,.j.„.,„.(j_ •'j'l,ypic,u,eis,„o.i,t he shull think pr .per; but, when apiiblic
; .•('.palling, anti unfurlunalely too true !    In  officer, and one, whoso statemenls ougjit to ¦  he rase of iheCommonwealili agaiusi Mi-  (Jc erred, alloin|)ls to gain credence  for had & Sarah l.iiit, evidence of such a liein-  ,1,^ perver^iillls and inis-statcnicnts of par- character was brouglil, belore Ihe Grand ;,j. ^,,^,^(j necrci's, by lending his name to
hat should be held sacred" by all member's of a christian conuminily,  is  set ap.irt as
one  peculinrly   Jidapled   lo  their  wicked .	
purposes, and is shaniefullv deseciated to' '-Ji—J !— ...      ...
ihcir unlialloMed designs. •riiiis,our yming' TJIE STATE DEBT.
uppientices,  before (hey   have  arrived to lotho PuMic.
the age ol sober rellectmn, arc niirlured in i     •       ,
ihoBC hovels of ill fame, eiluialed in every '''« undersigned have seen with no llt- .species of moral lurpitiide, and, inslead iif ''o ast niahineiit, iin Address uf tho'Van laying the foundation of a good name, of Buren and Turtor Central Uuniniittec, dat-! becoming useful and exemplary ciri-/.ens, cd 7th August, 1838, to which tho first and of ariivingat mail's estate prepared name signed is thatof DANIEL STUK- lo be the main pillius ol sociely, lliey be- (;|,Y)\' tj'PAnv T1}FA<3i;i?i.m» t. ;„ come degr.ided wrelched outcasts, pesls ,•'.',./,, ^JiEASUllWl. It is 10 .siirieip, participalora in  "'i ¦¦; .i i". "dniitlcd that each citizen may, either by
If this be done it  will bc found  that  the funds  in   the Stale Treasury during the
public wi.rks, containing an appr. pna-,    „.,,;,.,, n,,.,,. i,.,^i„,,.„ lion of .S'LOjOOO ito the Gcltii.thiirg linil-;     ly b.irn.w.'d rood; w-hich  hill  apjir.iprialca a gross- sum of 8.5.'52,a9r> 00. | '''•¦'¦'"•
The bill  increasing lho  noininnn .Schuul 1     Thus il will appi appr.ipriitti. n annually SfOi-i,!)]9 00        | rowed   on tenipoiar years lfl3G and 1837, to which those.ap-lT'io-i'iH granting Sl,000  per   aiiniini f r  tban fonr yeni'
'        ¦¦ '     each College in the  Slate, and an aver-1 .-Vnd   thai, in   whal   thu   .Slnle 'I'l'ijasiircr
ngo l.f 8-100 to each .'Vcadcmy ami l''c-. calla "lliri'i.' years" (.'uvenior
iii.alc Seininarv lor 10 veara, sav per an-| borniwi'd .*i.'?l.i,OOI) DO.
nmn 840,000'do.        " " |     I''rom tl;.' books of tbo Statu   Treasurer
.-..  ,-.,.     At the lime Ibal nearlyall the other ap. J and Auditor tienrral, it  also appears that
the .Slate 'JVcasiiry.    If thev  P''"l>''i''i'ion bilks passed, iio was eilher uul. leinporary loans  to the amoiint  of 8d!)0,-
iii the sense of the Stale I"'" bis scat, or the yeas and nays were not!'110 (10   have heen   |iaiil   since  Ciovi.'rnor
pr 'priations bel.mg, were greater than a
the claiins on the Treasury ; and nut only
was this the case, but lli...s« claims were
ncluallv paid so far as called for at the end
of 18.'J'7, and a bal.ince uf .¦5-V2'-'0,i:i.O 74,
remained
had been "debt'
Treasurer, the Stalo w.uild  have acUiallv ;0»l'o'', o.iicepl in the case ofthe lnipr..vi. been bankrniit before this time.    No sucii' mont bill of th B soa.sun, .against Hie wind
Rilnor camo inlo  ollici', a   large   portion within lio ilaysal'tiT il was borrmvod.    It
I liy Ihl' Stall' 'I'l'i'iisiin'r as that  ofGov.
^ , i V'uir's/i/.\-/.     .\ou i.'Vi'iy om;  knows   llial
*'V|r'||||,| Uil'[•'">'• \\'olf went out of ollic.'on  llii'l-'jth
•JlMiiU) 110  of Dec. I-'^:i.''i, and that lbf tolls for ISit"),
ii|)U,ill)l) Ul)  his   lii.ll   year,   only  amoiiiili'd lo  iSO'^-l,-
M.'u 77, and that the tolls uf l~:i'i,   (Gov.
Ritner's  lirsl  year,)   aniuiinf'il  lo s-:i7,-
^ll."! 7-->;   in 1S:')7 llu'V were   ?s'37'''),:i.')l) .10,
and   by   lho li^lh   inslanl lh. y an- '•.Ti=ll,-
1100 Oli.    'I'his singular asserl i.ill and coiu-
ide il necessary lo say that the
inciimo from the |iiililic works diiriii!;Gov.
Wolfs si.v year.s was only  iil,'-:00,.ll:i(i 0(5,
ami ihat since Ihe coiiiineiicemrnl of (jo-
vernor  Kilner's term il is S'J,oU:J,1.56 ai,
making an incroaso of §l,.'l.'t-M)00 1.0 in
less than half the lime.
V. The iiextassenioa is ihal Oov. Rit¬ ner has "commetici'ir" )iiiblic iviirka lliat will cost .*17,000,01)0.
Vhat   llll'   works now  iiii.ler contract
S<sl;'i,Ollii (III
ar Ihat Gov. Wolf bor-
liian,   in lillle  iiiiirel l''"''^"" ..
Ihe Slim ofSl,4'd-l,y40 00.
le 'I'roa.snrcr
Hitner only
by tbal line alkalin.i extract ol' rhubarb, vi'bicli H 'e:idihg ingrrdicnl in lbe ii[.crieiit   lamily pills. Heforo bolh of lliose uiedicirieK, wliich arc uiliiptei! j IO Q inujority of the  purpose.^ for wbicli a hiinili'ed i filhcrK me uiitiessurily used, lovers, a^uef, biiiouu) di-iirderw, lu ml uches, leniale debilily, mule docline.
indit-estiMn,and liver coniplainl   would   bavc en |.luiy. liial  they consider il   >'»> sl'»':^»S t'M tj,p„,   i|,„ ,„,blic sh^^^        be  put  on  llicir
 l^.f^^T'""'   """" "'""^ ¦•"""¦-"   """  |:^:"^i;l'public'ey"'i;'eshd;i!Jd^ tl- "-"P'i"" ='"PP-'r^ '»=
"   ' ¦    ¦     .. '.        .¦'.¦•      «-1 ¦¦-would i appearance of official accuracy.    Ihis, it
Dr. Will. Evans's Medical  OlTuc,  for the sale  deplorable state ol things.    Anil we
I
vfliis ox.'elleni .Medicine, is at No. 1!) norlh E:igliili jlieie etiecl, Pliiludolldlin.
JOHN WIND, Lancaulor. Marcli'Sa. 1838.
advise ii
laslerJ* nn,l
under
ticovgcNV. Bavlon,
ATl'OllNEV AT LAW, ll.'iBreaioved his olTice lo the North sido ofSast
more watchful eye upon the  young
iheir charge, ami.our police to be imu'c vig"
ilanl in suppressing thoae places of resort. To see the younger part of llie community steeped in wickedness and crime, and led on, too, til the perpetration of tlH'se acts by older peraons, lylio lay claim to Hie litle uf respectable  ciiiv.eiis, and suppni lers o
Kiiii» Sircot, in the firut square llou-io, one doi.r from the conic ne.M door l.l lbc   i.ll'ice ol .Vir.   Israel  Cnrpentor und iiii.iii'dii.lely ..pjioBlic lbc Fornicrn liank. April 5. lt..3B. 9-
JAMKS SMITirs "
HE7f DK. JG STORE-
K.V.ST KING SI'ltEliT,di,ecily opposiic Mr Ccoriro i\li.nsoiiki)|,'s Tuvern, und tii.\ doors from tlm Coun Imusc, where may al ull limeB bo bud n Roiieral aa.^urliiieiit of
Medicines, Clieniiculs, Dyo Woods
and Dye Smll's, Patent iVledicinos,
Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &c
reeoinniowded lo be ofnuperior qualily and will be I di.i(insed of on vory niodoralc lorma.     Tbey cor timinf; in parlnfttic followiue articlea   lowil:— Opium,Siil|ibiite ol Ijuiniiie, Feruvioii Hark, Cal onicl, CorniKive Su\i)iniotc, i.iinar Canfilic, Can tliiirldes, Sar.iapaiilla,Tariar   Kinetic, Aniimon. (Calcined -^1uJlIle^ia,Scanlnll,lly, Cuniui Oil, Oiio tllovee, ('ilinaiiiiill,   CftHscl's Uil, Pt    .lolin's   Oil, Hoar's Oil, Juniper,  Anniseed, Ori[^aiiimi. Spike S^toi.c, ncr^autot,01ivo I.ottii.ii, Ilaurloin Oil, lirit¬ ish Oil, Balsam ofSjlpliur, Oenlion, Astaiootidn, I'^psoni Sftltiu Jalap,Ipecac, Senna, Manna, Cream of'I^arlar, Gingor, j\'ulniC|jB, (Jloves, Popper, Ala., pico, ('iiinuii.on. Mustard, CcnuineGrniian Pills HenryZook'rt   Goniiaii AfLxlurc, I^co'a  Anli.Itil-' <iu» Pilla, AnderBi.n's I'liin, Kisbor't Pilli., Worm I'd, Worm Seed Oil,  Huloii.aii's  Props, DiUorji, ¦rh.impi-uli'h Kye  Wi.ler, I leailio-lie tf.uill, Swoeny Oil, Sperm Oil, Hurnf  Powders, Cutllo Powders, lIorMC llnlU, Triii.ees, and aliiio-i every olher ur- title b.'l.Micinu'  to tbo  Ding  biisini'SK.
Tbo aubscriber returns Ms tli a i.k>lo .bis friends ond lbe public yoiiery for lbc very liberal pal- roiiaijo bcroli.f.TO Itestowcil on bim, and niusl re opeclfullv invilOK liiBco.o.lrv I'l iciids, pliysicians, morchunlB ar.d lho puWii-auHerally lo jrivo liim a call, feeling woll assured ihal he can accoiiiino- Jalo Ibom un the most l'avornldctcrniB,|uK bia Drug's mill Medicines liai'o been selected with the grcnl- rul care, and aro warranted lo bo   froth and gen
uiuo
JA.MK.-^ S'MITII.
pectabl. llhe l,aws, demanda Ihe
mmciliate atten-
froni tho Court I .•      "i   ',',. „^,„^\ cilizen, anil of every ar-1 view the wbolo i.iiposiiig i r ol Duke Street  J,'^,;,', i,,^.^^ .•J,'^,,!,   country. , [t  is only >y  ;„ the Addross.    With tho
llie giioil e.>iain[iles ofgood cili'icns, by ihe vigilance of masters and piireuts, bythe indiseriiiiinale deslruclion uflhe numerous sources Ilf vice, and by the rigid execulion l.f the laws, Ihal we can hi pe to improve and reform the vicious, iiiid preserve the good.
The Gr.ind ,Iiiiy would respectfully state, ihat in most of the cases ol crimes whieh came before thetn arising I'l'oin the influ- ii.ce of lii|uiir, Ihcy have occurred within , the vicinily ol small sliops_ which sell li- t|uor out by the quart. It is bought by the Keepers ol disordeily houses, wim permit Iheir wrelched assemblies to pay and drink what they please, until ihe meelings termi¬ nale ill riol, assault and battery, and other I disorderly cuiulutl.
The Liiand Jury would respectfully call llu: attenlion of this (Joun lu another mat- lei'. In coiiimiiii with many of their fel- lliiy   have regarded wilh no
in'ine III,,,.... .-  ^.-.    ,.-  ^1 ^    ,
as well to prevont the impression tliat fli'cy, jwliii are jointly with tho State Treasurer, concerned in the iiiaiiagcmeiit of the pub¬ lic finances, admit the correctness of lho statements, as i'or tbc sake of trulh and jus¬ tice. They do nut intend to follow the State Treasurer in all bis remarks and con elusions made P r political efl'ect, ur tu re¬ view the wholo i.iiposiiig array of figures former, as pub¬ lic ollicors, Ihcy liavo no concern, and am ng the latter", Ibcy will confine them¬ selves to s 1 much . f tho inis-statenienls as relates lo the riiblio Debt. Tn this, they will ap[ily a few jilain tests, salisfied that 1 n s-> d..ing the mass uf nddition and sitb-
Iracliun  "   "  '
ed aggregato,  wi
..f Ihe wliTc Union,  called—debt!    The.
earnings i.f the American Svstem and the ='=-'^'* """I'' 83^5,000 toil on 2iid reading. proceeds i.flhal ta..\ which W'o have levied i^"'' which lull tJov. Ritner vetoed; it will nn iiurselves f.r the proteetiun ofour own 1^<=  '"""'• t''at tlov. Kitner then saved to
industrv—debt!
rrfa.siiry   says will cost it;17,000,000,  bo
 —..           Tho   aniunnt   cf   the ''"^ cominoiuvcallh  iiiorc than  haa siiici;
peoplcsMTionoy,  paid into the coll'ers ,fberiigiven away.
the National G.A'ernment and nntncces-i    IV.    But not satisfied wilh  sitp])o.sing
with-'.utl7eriig"'a!;kt.e'.veiituu til the Slates a deficiency in^ the means of llia.Sj,ii.'A\.Vil',1["^
out interest; and hold nuw wiihout power if it occur al all, must speedily take phu'o;' ''
in any one to deiriand its return unless that or it will be too laic to i'ullil the prophecy j
power shall bc c.vpicssly given by the rep-  within the year, tho Slate Treasuror  sup-
reacntalives of the  jieople in Cmigross,— poses   that tlioro will also bc a dellcit   in
called u debt!    This nse of torms is  new  lho   aniounl  of lolls receivcil,   wliich   be
to   the   undersigned.    Wlvdlcvur   reas n puUs  at $-.i30,000 00, and calls  au much
tbero was for calling it "debt" before the  "Slale Debt"!!    .Now, let it bo known thai
passage of the act of Congress iifxid Octii-  lbe  lulls linvc   this year,   and up  lo   this
ber, 1837,  which net  als;i   depriveil   lbe  dale, auiouiili.d lo 780,000 IIO dollars, and
states of the fourlh instalinent ofit, Ihero  that   two and a   halfmoiilha   oflim most
isni.wniine.    That acl is in llieso words:  prolilable   porlion of the 8 iiioiil h.s, which
"Be il enacted by OicSenate and lIoii.se of lie,,- fouMioso   Uu'   navigable   sea.^ou,   remain.
rcseulativce of tbc Llnilcd .Slalci of America iu   Ihoao   will,   Willi little donbt,   swell   the
f'onjrrosaassembled, Tbaitlie tian.sli'roflbc Ibiuib  amount 10 ) ,'J."iO,000   00 dollars,  even on
,   . iiist-.ilmeiil of dcpositis, directed lo bc iiiadi- willl  ^\^^,   suppusition thill   llle business   of the
f fanciful detail and of iinfiiuiid-   ibc slates, under the tbirtcunlh section of the act   i.,,.„_ „.,,.. ,,|' ,i,,, ,p,.-o,, ...ill nnt lie liutler
dwindle down   t.i  the   of June iwcnty-lhird, cigliteci, hundred -and .tiiirly   ';'"'• "^   ''" . "' ''"' s^iasoii w ill not In. lietter
ilwiiullc  (lown ""'Li,,i,c and the saino is hereby postponed till the  than Ihe lusl i,ionlli.s.    l?ul, iidiiiilling for
¦' ' -'--'•'hmidtcd  mere aiguiueurs sake that a dcfictl lo the
„., , ,   TllRKK
FlliS'P lNSTAt,MEN'l'S UNDEIt THE isAlO ACTSH.Al.I, REMAl.VON DEPOSITE WITH THE Sl'ATES U.NTIL OTHERWISE DIREC¬ TED BY CONGRESS.
Approved—October 2d,_183"
ti'inporarv loan of S.',."!,-UK I 1)0, eliarged |„1 ITcasiiry says will cost .?i i ,wwi.,oi.„, ,„¦ tiovernor liilui'i', was applied lo the pav-;''';'''"^"?'' ''"¦ portions that were commcnc menl of old .hbls oonliactod under UoV. M-;'!'"'.',''-'" imi'i'mlu'^live, and in a .itate of   Idelapidation   by Oov.  ^^oll, Ihe balance
size of truth.                                                        I ftrsi day of January, one thousand /¦ight.h"'"'!:','! Under tho head uf "public debt and ox- !^,j tlOrty-mnc; J'ro™'iii'>TH.-^.T..'''.!.V'. the Stato Treasurer assorts:   '   '"	
pcnditiires
I. That Governor Uitncr has, in t'lrne yeart m- creased tbc Stale TIehl 85,718,783 58.
II. In swelling up which increased amount ot Stale dobl, the State Treasurer includes Tcinpora- ry Loans.
III. Tlmt Gov. Uitncr has  expended in  three
,im,iao 38.
i'hat nol one  cenl has bcen added to tbc ;
years IV.
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
mere arguiiieii'
amount slali'd by lho 'J'leasiii'y will lake Iilace, il is diliii'.ult lo conceive huw or why it should lie called "Dcbl." If il be dclil, it is the Slate Treasurer's Dobl, be¬ causo in .his ro|iort of Dcceinbor 0, lf.i', he promised that tbu public works would
permanent revenue oftlie ComnionwcalUr' by Gov.
Important to Farmers
sustuitied
luw-cili'/.tMis, uuy   iiini iifc...«^,.  , _
oi'lliiuiiy  emoiiona ol  pleasure the cnurse I "'in"-
pui'Stied by the  Quarler Sessions Court iui , V. That Gov. Rilner has rommenrcd public works
gratilitig '1 avei ll Licei,.-.'s, i. e. lo be Satis-1 "¦"/""¦Tt ^V'"""'?"" °"    ,  ,
lied, in all eases,  of the aclual necessity LJil'TliaV'?''"" only "^^^^^
iimlinipenoiisdematidforihepi'oped^P^^^^^^^^^^^^^
lnn, beloie iluy   Con.scnt   lo grant the I • I cd bv Gov. Ritner," amount to S'2.1,70.1,7G0 23
oence prajeu lor.    It  appears plain to us,      villi. And, Rually, tliut there will bo a deficit
Ihal a eili ol such   limited extent as IjRI -   ibe present year in tho Treasury to meet lbc ap.
caster would   be   easily   under   Ihe cogn -'propriations and demands upon il, ofSl,4(iG,(Wll;
•/.ai-.ce  ol  the Coun, and Ibal there would'and that to inceitbia and otber claims S3,83li,080
be no diliiculiy in judging ol the  necessily j must bo provided by die next I.cjjisluiure.
ul Taverns ill any pari of the cily.   Tliey
believe that where petiliuns are  presented
III your hiiiioiable budy lor the liiensing uf
houses, it wouUl he beller, in all  cases, to
consider the benefit and want of the public,
lallier than the accoiiunodaiion ul  a few
reckless petiliotieis, and   the  ciealion  of
holbeda of vice and crime,    l/ueiise.', have
been granted to gatiiblers, whose characters
as such, are notorious,  and   tu  houses not
lapaliii' id aicomiiiudaliilg travelers, known
lo he ;lu' mete haunts of lopeis and drunk¬ ards, and only supported  by  vicious and
unUuvlul  assemblies.    Il is  known,   too, llection  is most  heart-rending.
and Ihe
This vuluab'.omiJtlicinoUcivIcuIalcd lor luvlemnR entile, it cn^alOH nn a()|ioliic. cauf^ou ificin tn thrive, nnd uvcH oiio third ol the Ifud. ll ulhO provuntB iill diujrderti lo which thoy uru liable. Pi ire 18j ceiilu por puuiid.
Tho viitues  ofthe ubovo  articles  arc uo wn\ kiiQWii, lliut they need no reuonirwondation.   Tho *jiily cnrn is lo procure limm j^cnuiuc fcjold KOjiuiiieonly hy
J. W.IiOHRRRA: CO. At thoir Drup and Ohouiienl dtoio, in Kiut ^'injj Hirotii, directly opj'nkiilL* tho l-'uimer't* IlanU of Lutu-uKtor. WHO Al.so OfFER FOR  SALE, Oil Spikij, Oil Stono, Oil Oni;unuin, Uniish Oil Swoot Oil, Castor Oil, IJalPum Sulphur, Flour Sul j phur, Briinalnno,   Antiinony, Sail Poire, Fnenu | CiocIt, Gentian Root, Aluns, Oil Turpentine, Spirit, i Till iintilinr. Rosin. Alum,   Mortifinntion   P.iwde.
Has removed bis Drug nnd Clienrical Rlore from lliQ corner ol Norlh Quoeii and (Jriiitjre Ktieeia, lo llio cornor of Kast Kin^ and I.ime elrocis, 2squar0B I'^isl of tlio Court Iiouao wbero ho is prepared to supply pbysicians, niorchaiits, ond tho public genorully, wilh a frosh assorlmonl orl)liUt!S,al radiiced prices.
Ho returns his tlianky lo llio public for their lib¬ eral palrouB^io, mid liopus by strict nttention to the quality of bi-i medi'dnos, and from tbo reasonable liiosal wbicii Ihoy willba nuld, recoivo  a contin-
ulion.oflt.
>yiiipailiy uf every liean r Viewing mat lers, Iheiefore, ill this light, the Grand Jiuy woulil respectfully ri'cuiiimend that Ihe Mayur's Court, in their granling of Tavern '.icencea, would either live strict¬ ly up lo the Ietler of the law, and adopt the course pursued in the granting of Counly I/icences, or Ihat Iheir power be liaii.',fei'ied lo the Court of Quarter Ses¬ sions. The iMiniber of lUe Taverns in our city are entirely too numerous for our pop¬ ulalion. There now exist .(56 'I'averns wi'bin the tiariow limiis of our city, many of which are in such locations, that the ob¬ ject of Iheir establishment cannot be mista¬ ken. The Granil Jury have counleil and ile.iiKnaled belween 35 and -10 of thein, which, they think could be dispensed with, wiihout. in the least, diminishinK the ac- commutialion to the public. Tbey would here cill Ihe allention of the Courl tothe report made by llie Grand 3uiy a year ago lo the Court of Quarler Sessions. U. there appears that the Mayor's Cuurt costs an¬ nually nearly 2(K)0 dollars, and when it is considered that nine-tenths o( the crime for whicll ihia sum is paid, originates in the improper use of ardent spirits, and that this intoxicating diiiik is placed, by au¬ ihorily, within tbe reach of all, we can jiidfie of the enurmily of the evil, the ex¬ tent of the cost, the templalions to crime, nnd lbc preaent and prospective character of sociely, which may bc traced to the in-
Tlicse asscrl'ions will bc examined sing¬ ly and bricfiy.
The undersigned start with the princi¬ iilo TIIAT .NOrlllMl IS ST.VTE DUBT EXCErT TII.VT WIIICII .III'STHK HE-PAID, AND WIIICII HEAIiS INTKIIKST.    Alul that HY THE "StATK
Deiit"  or I'unxsylvaxia is unifohmlv
UNDEIISTOOD   HEII    I'EllMANENT   LOANS   ON WHICH SHE I'AYS INTEHEST.
I. On Iho 4th of doccniber, 1835, the permanent State Debt of Pennsylvania, amounted to $24,330,003 31, as appears by the following list of loans, takon from tbe books of the Auditor General's Office of that date :
Stock loan per act Sd April, 18.TI, do do   30th March, 182-1,
Hth .-Vpril, 1R3.5, 1st April, 1821!, 1st April, 1826, Slh April, 1827, a-Uh March, 1828, _ 18th Ucc. 1828, do   a2d April, 1829,
7th Dec.  1829   and
If this sum bo "debt," then the amount yield  1,'J.'JO,OUO  dollars tho present  sea of Gov. Wolf's Slate ta.\ (8777,172 58) is ] son.
n'.so "debt." Nay, fir a strunger retis .n j V. 'J'ho nesi ilem is another dclicien- is it sn, bec.iuso it is pledged to the Cum- 'cy, vi-/.: in the Repair Kiiiid, put down at llion School Fund, and the State nowactu- 'si50,l)00.—It is true that the grealer part ally pays 'interest on i< t.. that fund. On; of the repair fund ia exhausted, bul Ihis the same sironggriiund the amountof Pro-ijs always the  casual  lllis season   oflhe
Wolf.
Ill .addition lo Ihis, (lovernor Ritner lias d iiir.il....loTr' .i'tm uniler the act ot oth jiri'l, l-'s:i'i.
Ileni'i' it will appear Ihal thn ri.'al n- moiiiil of li'iiiporarv loans fairlv chargoa-^ hio to C.ov. Hitiu'r is oly «;li."i,5(ill 'oO, Ihough there is acliiallv il'uu iS"imi,000 Oil; (iovernor \'>'oll"s loan iif l")tli April, 183.0, (vi-/.: S7-l,-l-ill Oil,) haviug in'cii paid by Governor Kiliuo liy lemiiorary loan. On this balaiii'i' iliir, o:;ly 4 pi r cent, is paid, instead of liv;' as was furuii-rlv duiii'. .\nd those who do jitslii'i' lo his ailmini.slration, will readily liclievi' Ihal lliis balanco will be di.scharged williin ihr iiu.xi year with- 011   loans"   or
.son  lo   "preiiiiiiiii-^
;d   be
ont r "lax."
For llii'se reasons thn uiidersignec lieve thai all temporary loans shouhl bo excluded from tbo aiuouiii of Slalo Dehl, unless and unlil, accordin.g lo (.iovernor Wolf*:, prai'tii'i', llicy becoiiie [n.-riliaiii'iit loan or ili'lii. .-Si'cordiiigly thoy have neither incliiilud tliom iu the amount of Debt duo ill,Doc, i'^'Ai'), nor al the pi'i'sonl lime.
111. Till' ni-xi charge is, that Gover¬ nor lUliii'i- ill Ibreo yi'ars expended iS"-,. O.')-l,700 •J3,i'OiisisrHi.uof bank bonuses 3,- ¦J3.'j,!)7(i (!•") anil increase of Slate Delil, aa under the pn'Ceoding head rj,71S,7H3 5-S dollars.
This ia denied, /?r.';f, aslo. the time. Gov.   Rimer has only liui'ii in   ollico Ileo
iwill   not cosl §3.0110,000   evon accoidinir i-    s'l.     till'   iii-.vi. assi'riuin   is  thnt (.lov. Rilner has only  ex|ieiideil 81.!MO,000 to¬ wards cnnslriicruig Ibl' pulilic works:
For a i.'oiiipl. te ri'fut.ition of this asser¬ tion see Iho remarks under .\o. iii. Ilo has expended 84,101,190 on lbe pulilic works oftbe State, wbich the State Trea¬ surer's books will allow.
\'II. .•\iiOther most singular assertion is that the. sums expended and debts created liv Governor Rilner amount to §24,704,700 23. This gross aiiiount is made up of 5^15,000,000'said to he yet re¬ quired to coiiiph lo the ]uililic works (?hielly coniiiienci'd hy Gov. Wolf, but charged upon (.iovernor Rilner in i\o. v., R5,71-S,783 ;¦)¦!, llic amount whicll Gov. Rilner is said lo have aildi'd lo the State Debt ill No. I., SGO(l,000 given lo Col- legos, .•Vcadeniies, Hospilals, .'\syliiins. Geological Survey, i.tc., and &3,'23.T,070 05 received as bank liuiuia.
'I'ho IWO fii'sl of those items have been disproved under their appro|iriale heads, (1. & v.) and lbf fallacy of the reasoning on whicll Ihuy rust, shown.
¦ Willi rrgard to the sum said to have been given lo (Jollugi'S, Acaileiuics, Hos¬ pitals,  Asvlums   aud   Geological  Survey,
iums'on Loan3T(«)l,290,501 42,) rcceiv. I year, 'i'hc repairs of the ptiblic works ,,c„rs and eii.'hl nionlhs. ed bv Guv. Wulf is Stalo Debt. Had he ;",re principidly, and ticccsaanly, made in Second, as lo amoiiMl. not pursued that deceptive mode of raising I the   winter and spring   to prepare lor the , ,„„s, i„, ileducted, Isl.
money,  the Stato Loans   would   probably I nnvigalion of the canals in summer.    )?ut • jieit   in lb" I'n'.^""'  yuaf.  viz:  	
have been taken at f.mr  percent, inslead   it would hc hard lo piov,', because money j (pj ,|„|h„..., hecaiise that   loi...- 11. ol th
of fivix-now paid.    Tbo   amount of Debt; has been applied to its legiliiiiatc ol.|ect,  i ;,.<, ueois  m ti.e alletreu   tuc
incurred by him is glG,250,003 32; onli„,Ac riglit lim,; that llierefore money which sum tho difTercnee belween f.mr and,,nust continue to Ik.' spi'iil hi l.ie saiiie five per cent, per annum is 8162,500, proportion aflerwanl. ll the State 1 leasur- which is the annual sun. (12lper cent, per erwillshow llial Ihi'iu isMiono ol Iho repair annum) now paid for thcfc boasted "pre-1 fnn.lin the handsollhe Siipi'rvi.sors, nnex- r"lV,n^." ' pen.lod,   and Ihal  debt 10   llie  amount ol
the undersigiii'd cannot comprehend it.-
IJut llioy do say that ifthe Sl atn Treasurer
has paid out that sum, or half that sum ti>
Ihuse oliji'cls, be has dono il   ¦"ilhout laiv
¦ nr auihorilv.
Fro,,, Ihis sum!,, .'J'!'^'«';""'¦ Treasurer might h,ave swelled
,,.     .,||(„riil  (I,, j Una itcin liaiiilaoiiicly by addiiiglhcatnouut
'-  '  I 5J,. ||-'jgiven lo Common Schools.    But then oth-
10 01 uiii''''^' migbl have come in fora  full share of beaiii-st ileuis  iu tbe ulk'-eil   inereaae o I "»-''''-'=^l'0"''^ibility beside Gov  Ritner. Stale Di'lit. which lias bi'i'i, disproved nn-| ,, -'^^ '" ""? '"",' '"-¦']\'^'^ ''¦'* ''^"'l^ ««'>"^ der   the proper hi'a.l, anilit is dilVicult in'  ''^ undersigui-d liar.Uy  expi'clod to Imvo coiiiuiiii. Ii..m'es, eith. V uf s|.i'.'ch or arilh-   ''^:"^;' ".''"H'''' "''^"'v ''"' ".'•-^^ ^'T'" ','
.      ,1   1'.Vll hep casaiil news or the lSaiiks,liioui;h
iiielic.   to prove   thai aiiv one  ever spent i . i       , .      , i      .    , "
-    ¦      .¦ ...    ...i.     It mav liut 111' so   lur Ihe   p..'upli',  to hear
what lllll
hi'   III'V.T bad. :;.<   lho Governor
n  Dili' part of the
s Ulaioi'il   fur not
Tri'ii-
But the "SurplusRevenue" is nat "debt.' gioO,000 is aciually due by Ihcm, his cs-i |,„,i„. |,ru,igbl this '".""ry '""^ '^1"' "   ' ¦   iropertv oftho States ti,nalcd dclici     .       . ,, ,     ,     i      • ,        i   .
when not required f.-r the supp..rt   of the  to lake rank as li'iuporary Slale Ih-bt; ^luil -1„, fn-qiu'iilly "'"'."'.y,';":
Itis'tho rightful  property of tho States ,i,-:i,;i,,,en^^^^^^^^
(l,""if i'isVeturn'is  even'llii'u tiiir P''.')' '""-''''  '" ''"''"^'¦' ''^"'|theii a'tVw riiii's furili.;!- ou,  bo is blamed
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079 02 ofa supposed  dilTcrencc between  ,ions of Proviileiicu are to  bo charg.-i   li   Tri'.'isi.ry,  Inlor
the wholo amoint of appropriations of 1,-i.st  ,he   present  .-Viliniiiislnilion,  .•ind   caled  The "di'lH'ii'iicy
ession,and the means of the St.,.e'freas-  iigtate l)ebl."--TI,o damage    'y-1'"       ' | 000 00 doU-iis ai
urv to meet them; nnd tbis is gravely sot  unprocodeiited   '¦•;''""•' >', "",'!;, •". ,'  '1'," ¦ «,'\',"^"''^-. ''"' -''
I'liis   is  soiiielhint; ¦Jll.I.    Till'. delieii'U-
tliat it is iK-bt and that it will be ri'|iaitl. But lo be jii.-l all roiiii.l, lhu Stale 'I'reasu¬ rer must add 15211,113 00, received as bank bonus by d'oiiriior Wolf I'roin tbu thiril/ ei_:;hl j!aiit.-s ihai he chartered and re-ehiirlei'ed.
Mil. 'I'ho lasl charge is, that lln-re will he a il..-llcieiicy the iiresent your of ^^1, lliti,U:;0 lu meet llle di'iiiaiids a::aiiist the 'i'ri.'iisury : ami that to meet Ihis .and pay otber elaima .'i53,S.")O,O'''0 must bu pro-
National Government; am., -        ,.,,,.
ever exacted, it  will not be   the paymen ) ,o get oll'iigainsl ii tlii' lar-u amount due ' Cy^  |,.,,in.r sp.-nt   il of a debt but uf a ta.x to supply the lavish; for repairs al lho lime wlu-u   Gov. iVitner;,„,„. •,'„ |i,ni'„'i,.|ii„r
expenditures of the Goneral Governnicnt. loame into olhce. i,,,; j,, ,|,„ 7.,//,, ('2-,',l,lHiO .l.illars.)   for lln
III.   Ihcne.xterroneousllemi3'iJl,810,-|     Vl.    Unt it seems that even Ibu  visita-',.;  „, rea'^un.  thai it iiiiisi   I'oiii.' inlo  •''-
¦ lence are to   bo chai-gi-d  lo   .|V,.,,,,.,„rj.^   ,,; l'„r,, ll   ,.,-,.,
"V'rh''t!u-'!'oVui'n''.Hm'^"''''^''' ^'^ ^'"^ '"''' legislature.
150;000 llOjury to meet them; nnd tins is graveiy sui; ,r„p,H,eiiii.ii   e     ,„,„. ni,',i-i\'in',;irMiiV'>oo''i'in     •'^''"' '>""' ''''ipponsiuhal w-.' aro wiihin
inM"0 "".down as so much new "St,-ile Dehl."    This' " '    "'""•¦'"-    '"'' .^ . ..'   1 two moiilhs ami an hall ol the lenniiiaiiou
1 ono OUO on i '"""er of deficiency will be ex|daincd un-
2,'000,'ouo 00 ' der its propor bead.    SulTice it now to say 800,000 on  thai the fiscal  year is   within tu;o months
2,200,000 00 ^ „„,/ a hnlf of its termination, and that this
."ilb Jan. 1831, 13th March, 18.30, 21at March, 1831, 30th March, 1831, SOlh Morch, 1832, .¦idl Aprik 1832, ICth I'cb'y, 1833, 27tb Marcb, ia33, ,101 April, 183-1, 13lh April, 1835, Loan for the Eastern I'eiiit.-iniary,
per acta 280i March, 1831, and
90i Ajiril, 1833, I.oaii Tor tbeUniimCanaK-.inipany,
per nets 1st Marcli, 1833, and
IGth Ui'ccmbcr, 1833,
QQOjQP ()(,! "'leficicncy" has not yet been mnde known 4,000,000 00; nor has the State Treasurer refused lo pay 2,'483|l61 88  asingle debt of the State.    Ifhe had, it
300,000 OOi would no, ,,0 concealed.
MOOOO Oir     '" the aggregate of appropriatmns ofthe 2,5-loIfiiil -1-1  last session, said, bij the State Treusurcr,
' " 'onu 00 2,20.'i,400 00
959,600 00
I book, moro than S2,7!)4,l-ll   IB of apjiro-
120,000 00 ; priation pay
ill a year from  tbe  passage of
the trUL   .
undersigned. They do not bear inleri.-sl except "the small amount of tempor.iry loan.    They tire nota chargo on llie'l'r     ,
siirv. K the Slate'I'rcasuci-r Inula hun- [,.,„.',|,^. x,,,,), nrancli Can .1 dred millions in his hands he dare not ,..^,^„„. ^V.-si liuinb Ciui-.l of more than halfof  them;
nianiU'r: 1-   F.ir till' I'.ilcnsion of dm cuial In
STOil.OilO OII ll.'iil.lllHI UU 2-il5,liOU IIO
several ,acts,'and ofthis the Governor only "sanc- 200,000 00 ; tioned,"—that   is, api.rovcd   and   signed, 82.1,330,003 3a's'-,-4l,84«  18. This oggtcgalc 'm $02.1,432 24 loas tban
tho amount stated by the State Ireasurer in bia "Address," becauae the temi-oua- UY LOANS (which will bo cxphiiucd hcrc- after,) "and unpaid approprialions, em¬ braced in his aggregate, are excluded.— The laller arc omitted, because thcro eilher wtis money in the Treasury to meet thetn whon Governor  Wolf's   term ended,   ou
ELSt TUB   TUE.VBUKY   WAS   -VT   TUAT   TIME
^^"•°"" "'x:!r^^i;;2;7o^\ii:)fhnndS>Xio ^^^,;;,:!c'!r„oo„, i,i.'xisto,,ce to,w,i,,m
,Lt agree.   Tboy cannot find in . hi. statute  J-'-,!-';;-;!-J-ll-nll^-,;-:!;!
in this pridicam.'Ul, such ;i.s a part ot what bo calls "Debls due by appropria¬ liiiii" in l-;iii.7,"and ibc'drlii'il ol^ "
of the Tr.-asury  the preseni  year.' then il imisl bo recollccled tiiat  tir partof lhu former have alr.'.Mly been pai.l, and that tn mi'ot bolb, the nioiu'V lunv in tlicTi'casiuv, (/"or the Treasiiriihiis ¦money yet tbo' the'ycar of "deficiency expired.)  lbc   incomo   from w'orka for the balance df the otlior   resources,  arc   applicable.     Ihere is litllo danger iberefore of this"dericicii-
cv" producing bankruplcij 1  . jj^    ....
In luscertuining tho amount of appropri¬ ation "sanctioned" by Gov. Ritner, ull inoney not payable in one year is omitted for the plain .'eason that it is not duo ; and further, because if monoy payable beyond the year bechargeable lod'overnor Ritner, oven for ten yoars in advance, the samo rulo would very much swell the "debt" of J Governor Wolf. If for instance, the State appropriation to Cominon Schools, (5i75,-
r.ut
rri'ai
is aliuiisl the piildic. season, and
r.ir Ibe r.eltysblirL' If-'il H"-"' For th? Kill.'iiiiiiii!; F,-.-d.'r
Forlli..'Wi  i-.-..t''.n-l
F-r lii'W W'.r'.NS 1.1 r'ii.-t-,:!'tr II:.' uniil lill.' rr.oii I'll.l.di'!;i! 1.1 1,, I'iusbilri;, 1 llliiiU.s c;ilial jioili n > 1' i^i-iv Wi;.-. i.l afl'l -I uji'T-.l' 1 i;.,v. s:-iii!;-.'. w.-ul .;-.il ce; and tin' rem-v-io.' fl'clivc works ..11 ^.-.i su.:li ail l)iiii.--ii'- Ur'idjro and V."" - Dains—d.'I'.-i-liv.- I..-- ueipii-din'l-^—i cd pl.-im- "l I'' sU.illl.l i!.-i.-r slrii.-I.-.l—i.'l'
'     ' '¦ ' ''   li,iiin;;i's, Sarv.-y
islature, against which   llu alroiigly   proti'sti'd   and   cum been   pioiiiplly   iiii'i have been disei.aru.-il : tb.
:ill
liov.mur
il.'d, luvc
oili..r  diaiiamU
I   thu credit ot"
can bo
State so sii.-laiiii.-d that mouoy
1 pi-r c.-iii., though tl has autliouiy to give   auy intereal hi:
•'!;;!:ooo !:;;!oiu:;im'datyp,-ri'.'nl., Ihough .be Gover. •Jij'.iiiJU 110' nor
li.
11:1.1
111.
llicn
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The ircxt error ia'lliat i>f including
ir r.-I Air.
bll:,illC:i:. ol MO I'
.1 ii.triins.iot lbc .d:., :.ild
: i;.:i'-ii -,.,.   ,.,.
.Nol i.'.iily lias this been done, bill the in- I .'Oim: id'till'   11;.isl   pvv'lilable   part'^ueiu'lv i .-11:-iiiini'l uf   lhu Ilal i..-.ible   st-ason  ia yi.'t i !;i be ic.-.'i i'. C'd I'roiii  Uie  pnhlic  works.— ¦ Tlii-'re is al-i) nioiu'v in ihe '.{'reastiry, and i more daily i-oiiiiiii;- in.    Means an-, niore- ' over, at tli.- I'ommaiid oftbe   p'll.'ii' iig..'iit.5 sliuuld a ilillii'ully by any pl^s^i'.lil¦ly oci'iir, llm lai'i.' is feaii'il or tin' Si.ili. Troa-urer wonid l.avi  iiil'unued the (.ioviTi.or  of il, which Im bus nol tliiiu'. G13.073 00J     The daiigir of this iilariniiig "di'fii'ion- --^'iiiiii- ¦    bi-ing rciuoii'il, uearlv um.' halfof lho '¦'"¦"'' ""\t',i„ "10 'oi,   proviihil by  "llu: next k'oi.4.a. I be in.c..'5sary, uccunling to
suiu " ture,"
will uol