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Excess of expenditures means July !,


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II will be perceived that if the war is continued until the


st of July next and additional provided by Con-
gress any received from military contributions
Mexico there would be deficit in the Treasury that day
of ia 81 For the hereafter stated under
the operations Of the Constitutional Treasury, it will not
be necessary hereafter TO retain in the Treasury, TO
wants of the Government and afford constant supply for all


their enlarged operations TO the mint and branch MINIS
exceeding S3UO0000 Adding this TO the deficit in the
Treasury the lst Of July next, it makes the sum Of
IA 27 to be supplied during that period meet
which, the expenditures authorized and estimated should
take place prior to that date, loan for that would be
required II additional derived from
whatever II is believed however, that if Congress would
adopt the following measures which recommended their
favorable considerations additional the amount Of
S45OO,OOO per annum might be realized First from aduty
and coffee OF 20 per cent ad vaoem, S 000 600 per
annum from the reduction and graduation in the price the
public lands 81, ,000 600 per- annum and from the
of the preempuon privilege to every bona de settler on
unsuryeyed lands wherever the Indian title may be exn-
guished, s5000e0 per Should these be
adopted by Congress- the loan might be reduced TO not
exceeding, at the most S7 200, 900. In estimating the
loan ct S7 900, allowance is made for the fact hahese
for additional could not al 20 into effect
so TO produce the full amount during the time intervening
between the present period and the s July next after
that date, doubted that they would produce the full


amount of S4, 500 600 per annum The President of the
United has however directed contributions be eyed in
Mexico in every form that may be sanctioned by the law Of
nations. These contributions consist, FIRST in diminishing
the estimated expenditures by obtaining far Practicable
supplies for the army in Mexico second by duties upon i'm
ports, military contribution third, by enforcing the
Mexican duty upon exports fourth by directing the seizure
and appropriation to the support Of the the army of
all the internal Of Mexico, except transit duties
whether assessed by the General Government of Nexeo or
by any department, city, town thereof BY the acts of
September 2, 1882 and the 10th Of May, 1900 tits The duty
Of this Department report Congress estimates Of tho nrc
babe that will be derived from all sources combined


in order that larger loan may be asked or effected thar
would be requisite after deducting the thus estimated
The TO be realized from these military contributions will
depend upon future contingencies If armies oe With
drawn from the capital and ports Of Mexico nothing would be
received from such contributions. II they were Withdrawn
from the capital retaining the ports safe transit being
open for imports into the INTERIOR and TO the rich and popuous
portion OF the country, including the mining region verv
small would be derived from this source NJ hon nv
past experienceprobaby exceeding 600 900 nor an
IL however the ports present occupied y our forces
I've retained and all the rest seized boaded % "a n
vent the carrying Of imports into the Interior hrouoh any
other ports than those held by forces if the oaJs were
then opened into the INTERIOR through the city Of Mexico and
the mining region and the Of commerce across tho i,h
rendered secure my conviction that the revenue from
all these above specified ought be less 60 far
the duties exports and imports concerned than has
heretofore been collected by the Government Of Mexico


M have not been able to obtain any reliable statement of tho
amount Of duties realized in Mexico upon exports C how
ever, il fairly collected upon all the exports az socie
from Mexico, il would probably amount 10 less ,han
1000, 900 per annun II is not known however that so
large realized from this duty was ever recorded IN
the cusomhousc returns Of Mexico Under these crcurn