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10 Is it possible that JonS MckEos can have
said in Tammany, as reported in last Evening S
Post, that, during Mr.. Van Buren's Admins,
traton, the National Debt was gradually betag
lessened7n We think he never said it. John
k,oos that when Mr.. Van Buren, was inaugurated
there was no National Debt, bat large surplus
in the Treasury; that this spent with Nine
Millions withheld from the States, and Eight
Millions received for the Government, Stock in the
U. S. Bank, and the Country run considerably in
debt beyond this-all within Nh Van Burca's four
years. Every Repor, fom the Treasury Depart.
ment stated sha, the Revenue was inadequate,
and must be iacrcased-ye, il was not, and whes
the Wings toek TIE Government, i, amounted to
less than sls 600 600 year, and was still decln
Ing. How, thea, could they help running in deb,
'iil they passed good Tariff, in spite of John
opposition