now says,

The Thrift and The Revenue.
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The Madisonen says that the Revenue for the
current year will exceed S35,000,000, and pro.
baby reach S40,000,0O0. The Appropriations
are S2l, III, ,554 which, it is believed, will con-
siderably exceed the actual current expenditures.
Coz ...h;"h S2u.ooo.ooo ----y = -;1--~1 Go
estimate. This will leave a balance of FIFTEEN
to Twenty Millions to be applied to the c1tinc-
ton of the Public Debt The Madlsonian hopes
Though this Is hardly probablc) that the Public
Debt will be entirely paid off by the 4th Of March
next.


Remember, Fellow Citizens. that one of the
prominent grounds Of hostility TO the Tariff, al
leccd by James r. Polk in his eectionecfing
speeches last summer, was ITS incapac'ty to pro-
duce the amount Of Rerenne required jyh Cor.
crnment, 1t was so reStrictire so prohibiory.
he urged, that it would cripple Trade, cut off I'm
portalions, and ruin the Rcvcnuc-whcrcforc we
must 90 back to twenty per cent Tariff for Re
venue only The answer TO this is a surplus OF
Fifteen or Trcnfy Millions the very next year
How has the Nation contrivcd TO exist for several
wears back without the services OF this profound
ard forcsigntcd Statesman