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S54,875 10
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This, which IS designated as the contingent fund
till after the close of Mr.. Jefferson's term, was not
distinguished, but embraced in a general sum for
Foreign Intercourse.


The amount of this fund expendedin the five
last years of Mr. Madison's administration, was
S293, $40 O3, making average of S58,668 ii
year.


The amount of this fund expended in the eight
years of Mr.. Monroe's administration, was
S289 1916 rs, making an average of S36, l64 80.
The amount of this fund expended in the two
years past of Mr. Adams administration, while no
appropriation is asked for the present year, was
S54,875 70, making an average of fS27,437 IS, for
the two years; sum less annually, than was ex-
pended by Mr. Madison, by S31 ,230 IS; less, an
nually, than the sum expended by Mr.. Monroe, by
S8,7ao "a.


Another view Of this subject presents results equal
ly triumphant in favor ofthis Administration, as does
every view founded upon facts, and not conectures
and supposltion.


Take the appropriations of 1928, 4, and s, inclu
ding all Ministers, CHARGES, Agents of Claims Sec
retaries, contingent expenses, intercourse with Bar
barry Powers, and relief of sick and distressed sea
men, and the sums are:


For 1898, Sl98,455 II For 1926, S266,5o(
! 1924. 263, 500 90 1927, $4,000
| 1926, 282, 900 90 1928, de-
- ductng unex-
| S743,955 II pended bal
| ance 62 ,0O(