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,,ldences Ut the pa6lio dcbJ, an pay
.ng for the lands Of the Unlred States.
and for other purpoies relative TO the
public debt; pointing out certoin a.
5utes which have aritcn under the op-
ration of thar att concludes thus /;
-" Deg to be INDUCED in expref-


ug my opinion, that fnking fund,
shich acts by purchaies, is better
-llculated to raile the price of ltocks,
md IS an engine to favor leans and


n increale of debt, than for the pur-
pole of redeeming il on reafonable
rrms. And as the nature of The eex.
ilting fpecies of itocks will offer
powerful, perhaps infuperable obita-
cle to the whole redemption, within
tae time contemplated by the LegiG-
!lture, | Intend, in fublequent COM
inunication, 70 iubmit 70 the conid-
ration of the committee, a plan for
tie converhon Of the old fix, defer
60 ard three per cent, Cocks, into
fix per cent flock, which may be re
deemed mi,hin the expected period" !"


The report of the Committee of
Con5r,fs, on the fubjed Of the or
ganlzltion and clalIcation Of the
Militia, Of which Gen. Varnum is
Chairman, is called in the Aurora,
"a very extraordinary report" BE
cautc, no doubt, the Committee had
the confumate imFudence TO have an
opinion oppofed TO that of the Pref
.dcnt.-CentinfL.