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act lgas passed Wei G fed6ires The elect;or
of electors for the President and Vice Presideh
10 be held on the same day in all the States Fhi
act RECEIVED my yote, AT. the previous session
voted against bill somewhat similar in lis pro
visions, upon what I considered GOOD and sufFi
cient reasons y 1t wrs then But short time til
ftbe presidential election; and To iEete H5easurt
efectsbefore that election would have required ex
ira sessions ofthe Legislators IN many States, ant
in some Others an anlepd1ent to their constitution
which, for waneoftitne, eoaid'not be conveniently
done before that election. !, did not wish, ,ethe
to put the States 10 this iHeonreHience or to rur
the risk Of Ha4nS de eeetiorS OF President con
tested account of informalitya States nov
have four years to conform Z their laws and consti
ulons 10 the actof Congress; and The reasons upoI
which my oPposiionto4he. blk was then: basedbe
ing removed at the last session. voted for the law
-, An act was passed to admit Florida and low;
as States into the Upion, , With Teaas5w shal
have twenty y-nine States instead of tsveHytsiN FhI
tide of emigrationg has sbeeR oenstantly westward
and we have now,m more than double the origipa
number Of States, and stiliwe have q asibfhcIerf
territory to make great many more. he i'm
provef11ent of the country has fbeen' astonishing
The enterprise Of our citizens knows no Bounds
and although ambitious to atand distnctions and &C
quire wealth, yetthey are ardenty attnehedto thei
country as they have shownon all great occasions
which tested their patriotism. Providence ha
smiled on our country, and we look forward Il
the day when it will still be more prosperous sanr
happy. q ,s1 .. ~, go ~ : " a'''@4 . 80 -
year ending June so, 1S45, including. payments
onsacconnt of the public debt, were S35, ,0I9, 431


The estimated receipts, means and expenditure
for the fiscal year commencing 1st July, 1845
are as 1oli0~S' w n ps,s;;nt. s;at - -..zss =
Fromthe customs for the quarters $3e o30 302 o.
From the sales of the public lands =2,Gi0o00s0 OF


gent sources E'.~ 49, - :. 100000 ot
Total of revenue =. - 50, l6Gso2 OF
Add an estimated balance to be in .s--,-r


the treasury on the lst july 1S45, .H'.'


before stated -. s,5o4,s2e 4:
Total of means for The service ofthe- e-. 5


fiscal year ending 30h June, 1916 40, 665, ,23f a:
.trr.. .. $50, Expenditures. ..-s.t f..r.
Expenditures during the year end s :. ....:...-.


ing 30Ih June lS46 as estimated 1-


a, the several Departments of .'1 = -
/ State, Treasury, Navy, and War:


viz: ,-'~' '.-t - ~. 80 - - 49,
The balances Of former -. -
- appropriations which - -,... ..-.s e,


will be required 10 be e..
i. expended;in this ear 81 1,462, ,105 % .-..r-.s
Permanent and indtf- ,s-...- .r...' ....


mite appropriations 2,0S3.794 72- ...2 t-'.
Specific appropriations --t


asked for this year "a, 4,647, ,SS4 19


Total of estimated expenditures 2S 1913, ,7S4 s:
That sum is composed of the follow go ~, .


ing particulars: g. --.--.=~ - a..- .
For civil list, foreign, .


intercourse, and mis-


For army proper, &c 3,64S, ,30s 43 49,, .---.. ...-