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lief measure can be garfield through. The
payment or assumption Of these expenses,
or any portion Of them, BY the Territorial
Legislature, it must be apparent, would
materially lessen, if indeed, it did not
wholly destroy, all hope Of this kind.


Were the claim for which the bill pro-
vides payment an isolated one, my desire
to cooperate with the Legislative Assem-
bly, in all its acts might have prevented me
from interposing my objection to, It's pay
ment out of the Territorial Treasury, not
withstanding the impropriety and iihpolicy
of allowing interest upon snch accounts;
but satisfied, as | am, that should the bill
once become law, It will open the door
to nurnberlGss claims Of a similar charac-
ter, and finally lead to the assumption d
all the expenses attending the Missouri
difficulty, ] feel reluctantly constrained tc
withhold my assent from the bill.


JAMES CLARKE.