FOR THE MADIsoHIAN.
OFFICE HOLDERS OUT OF MONEY.
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OFFICE HOLDERS OUT OF MONEY.


)" Amount OF additional means appearing expe-
dien now and before the Isl Of June $4, $50 O00"-
Levi Woodbury's Message 10 The President, of 18th
Feb lsi0 and by the President laid before Congress
So, it seems, the Office holders are again out OF mo-
ney; and how could il be otherwise They only
want at this time, the above sum- in addition to the
whole revenues of the Government Was there
ever such an administration in the Nation before {?
The administrations of Mr. Adams and General
Jackson not only sustained themselves with the or
dinary expenses Of the Government but actually
discharged the whole Of The national debt and sur
rendered the Government TO Mr.. Van Buren and
his Secretary, Levi, clear from debt and al peace
with all the world. In less than three years the Ad
ministration has got the Nation into its present
wretched condition, and is now asking for near five
millions OF dollars more, TO enable ii get along
How could il be otherwise, when its Subtreasurers
are deiaulling on the right and the ett-mlion
after million is distracted from the Treasury by the
creatures of the Administration Many of the
debtors TO the Government are crushed by the des-
uuclve policy pursued, and are unable TO pay and
the financial skill Of friend Levi is not so entirely
adapted to this state Of affairs as might be- The
truth is, the Administration, after having b1nkrupted
The country, will, in It's lurn umatelydestroy itself


One of two things is obvious-cither is loo corrupt
too imbecile TO administer the Government-and
It ought 10 surrender II as possible. In
England, the ministry could not live hour under
such evidence Of extravaganza, imbecility, or cor
ruption, bat would be compelled to resign at once.