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Wing EcoNoMV.--The leaders of the federal
Wing party, in and out of Congress, have for
many years kept up the cry of ''extravuganco"
and were echoed by the bank presses. The OBJ
ject was to make tho people believe that their
Treasure has been extravagantly wasted by the
administration. They preach economy, but do
they practice it. Tho bill presented to tho
Committee on Accounts, certified by the chair
mann of the Wing committee that went to Now
York to whitewash the villaineus conduct of the
Whg defaulder, Swartwout, is a beautiful Illus
traton of Wing economy, as we'll as consisten-
cy. Here is the bill, examine il well, II shows
tho modest sum of the nero triho of $l9 80 per
day. Are the services of these inquisitors worth
that amount' Let the freemen who work hard
for their money answer. Tho first bill presented
was withdrawn; il was S460 more.


We recommend this bill to all, but partieu-
larly to those who arc continually crying out
against the excessive extravaganza OF the ad.
minlstration.


For the information of those who are
continually crying out againt "the extrav-
agance of the administration" we have
given below the bill presented to the
Committee on Accounts for tho services
of the late Investigating Committee. The
first bill presented, was $3.50 10 more,
but was withdrawn.


House of Representatives. ofhe U. S.


To Select Com. ON Deialcation, DR.
Feb. 1880 To cash paid Astor House
and American Hotel for use of rooms
for committee, lights, fires and atten-
dance $3.50 90 Cash paid black man for
servic ices


as messenger 644
Travelling from Washington to


N. York and back, $50 miles, ~


each way, 500 miles, at S. for


every 20 miles for each mem


ber of the committee, viz:


Mcssrs. Harlan, Wise, Curtiss,


Dawson, Hopkins, Smith,


Owens, Foster, and Wagner,


5000 each 1900 90
Do. for Mr.. Fendall, clerk 300 90


$2,266 A
| Icertify TO the correctness of the
aboeve-


I HARLAN. Chairman