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', g y lllls table, It wall be seen that the s.new A' ks' show an increase of the public debt row. Fng the late administration of SlO,363; id' S9. That debt. as 1t existed when the Hs gs came into power, consisted of 5326, eye E25 of the balance of old debts, mostly s7 nOlutionary and unclaimed; S1,440,000 of 'to debts of Washington, Georgetown, and as Handria assumed by Congress during Gen. s kson's administration and S5,680,S3l 40 S aHacted under Mir. Van Buren's-growlng 'ulA of the Florida war, and the fulfilling of S ian treaties.

 Hence 1t will be seen that the whig '.new n5 Foks" show we have a national debt of n bout EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,

 oe than TEN MILLIONS ofwhich constitute Oe be of the Iegacles of the late whg admins i, hHon. Whig promises of retrenchment and onomy end in millions of debt. This is I, manner in which the democracy predic- ao they would fulfil their boastful undertak- ike s. They proposed. during the previous dd npalgn, to reduce our annual expenditures thirteen millions of dollars, and relieve us

 om all debt and unnecessary taxation. But

 IT, Webster's ''new books'' show that they n acreased our expenses and our taxes by the @ aeqnal and unjust tariff of lS42, and have the people to struggle with heavy na-

 onal debt We are happy now to be able es state that the present administration has aeady paid about one million and quarter

 the principal and interest of this whig debt,

 ead that it is fully prepared to pay every dol lar as 1t shall fall due. While the most rigid

 Nonomy IS practised, and the greatest possi-

 @ vigilance is used to protect the treasury

 Tom fraud, the officers of the Treasury De

 PaF'ment afford every possible facility to the

 honest creditors of the government to secure

 aelr just dues. Justice is done to all Un-

 1ef an honest, and efficient, and economical

 emocratle a1 administration, public creditors

 VIII be promptly paid, and the whig ''new

 ooKs', balanced It will be long, we trust, @ atore the intelligent people of this country sl' permit the whigs to open another set of

 new books," on which to charge them with 0ner millions of whig debt.