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!, Is not however, considered prudent to rely
clusively on the collection Of these debts


One mode, then, Of obsiaiing any difficulty from
that circumstance, will be reduce the aggregate Of
new appropriations, by postponing some and essenng
ohets so that The means probably available will be
suiicion, To meet all calls upon the Treasury and
leave II az average balauce Of about millions.


It's believed for reasons enumerated hereafter that
such reduction Is possible without essential INJURY
ANY useful object aud that this balance Is the smallest
which Is adequate to pbfnpludc aud good faith
ia pubic payments, so heavy amount ours, un-
expected at times IN the deatds for them and DIS
persed over wide territory II the appropriations are
not thus reduced, wll be wise provide sessonsby
"a some other way for the amounts Of the contingent
deficiency, ard of such balance,


According TO the opinions of the different depart
mens, as To the sums Of money proper for each ard
which constitute the basis of The estimates submitted %
Cohgress, the new appropriations required for the next
year will equal the OF $lS.2s0 600 SIS