The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, July 29, 1848, Image 1

A CARD TO MALE READERS.
TO those who-intend Vt.:nine Phdadelphia
to make purchases, it t important to know
where it can he done s the best advantage.
_Ouch as are about to buy DATI 4 of their ow.n
!sjor by the case to sell again. are Myr/rob:ln. I
"4 thai there Is an establishment at No. 1, s.Wra-s- ;
',awl. an the second door, conducted by E. DA -1
4s the cash system entirely, where lizAtti of the
and of the latest fasbtose, tort Itoritlvely•;
n tamed at from one to two dollars less than at the
,l a ndestravarantstorres lathe frehl-mahle streets
where relics are from arts to three Ihoasand
r , per annum!
tits e stablishment, on saccou nt nf locating himself
v oueekand up stain, the proprietor procures his
'stew low reorof one hundred cillers. The vast
to the profits which there must he between
dewriptions of stores, every one can answer!.
1.,113 earnestly solicited, as It is certain no use
car ref,rcl doing so.
otrert IS the first above Second, ran
k ,stn Mark . et to Chesnut street.
Feb ;1 1 , ISIS
FIRE: FIRE: FIRE!
TIU old adage. —tate time by the
forelock " commends Itself to everyone
by its plain common sense; and. when
the chill winds of autumn begin to blow,
write of the approachof winter, every prudent
lel at once make provision against cold weather.
, t h a t the people of l'ottsvtlie hare a c ommen
rtrord for comfort, convenionte,and economy.
g JACKSON hate just storied their nett' store
7 ," greet. opposite Trinity church, with an ex
, assortment of rmu.oit AND COOKING
'Ett, among which will be found all the old and
:rd style+. and a number of new ones adapted
!tilt' to the wants of the Coal Region. We have
co rt. of introducing to this neighborhood
ir,CE'S MiIk:RICAN AIR TIGLIT COOKING
STOVR. W ITH BRICK TOP \ OVEN. •
wve, which is of recent anyeutiotc. Olds fair In EU
; every other kind now in use. „I) urmg the past
us grown Into public favortwffii unprecedented
w Also,
AI;T'SSUMMER AND WINTER AYR TIGHT
COOKING STOVE.
which is ntually adynted to wood nr coat,
ieired sdcar medals at the fairs of the American
re, New York; of the Mechanics' Institute, llos
dl the. Franklin Institute, Philadelphia; and ot^
rehanics' Institute, Wilininaton, Orrin, A
1 , 1 their stores are note in operatic, In this re-
ir,d bane risen entire iitiiexc e ti: l f4
assortment s rrastise our assortment of :lot.. and <kaki..
, Fit
ad
erl they are of all sorts nd rices. .
rt , and iplendid assortment of Sheet Iron. Tin,
I - 2, kept crinstantly on hand.
IZ.OFING and all work connected with th e his
eseoited with neatness aid despatch, and at the
i f i,', , nahle prices. LONG & JACKSON.
Stoves! Stoves! Stoves!
:Jrasr .Verreetaa and Rad Road Strre:s
POTI,VILLE. •
SOLO3ION HOOVER.
received at his estahlishment
au elegant a.sort mentor Parlor. Hall.
otßee: and Coot int St ov rg, emhaacin:
the tartest and most elegant assortment
ever offered at the horouilt of Per.-
„ore which are
1 W S 1111 TIGHT REP OLVI NG FLEE
\I: STOVE, for eater coat or n ood. which are
stove-in use in the county.
'ROVF.II COOKING STOVE;
,IR , TIGIIT COOKING STOVE.
t large assortment of beautiful Par
res., Radiators. &c....; fie., all of whiib
Aual low ratee.
Ware 1. very euvrisfre, embracing
that line of business. Also lapannr d
alters .all of which will be sold
other establishment, both wholesale
ctures to order ntt kind. of Tin and
t short notice and tow rate,.
'OUTING. At he i• prepared to og
le and Spouting, be invitee those in
rk i to give bun a call. n• he pleiltirs
. .Zieatx.r and better than it has ever
!acr Derive.
e•pertfulte Invited to eaZiand exam
:udge tot themselves. IrteptS 3.7
.! Stoves! .Stol - es:
TIIE undersigned respezifully hen
are to Int - or:lobe public that Va.., hare
mimenerd a STOVE 1 , 00:IlflY
'Mai is now in full operattorl, on t'oal
rot. next Id-Henry Jenkins' Wire
ore tn Pottsville, and tatortm 10 the
, they would, therefore, call the
dealers of thin region, and an others,
as they feel confident that thes
'l5 1. reasonable terms and is - ith stoves
' equal m beauty and material to th:se
tliiadelphia foundries.
a.m.l.olimstmet dune to orderatithe ,borr,
the mmtt rras•nuble term,
MILL S. WILLIAMS
IMEN!B=111
lers' 'Grand-.Action Pipinos.
TIIE •ut.crtber tem..rtfalt•
:7 1tc ci ; , tlollc . tall at Mr. '.‘"tt!'..-lits
oe% Centre street. and es - amine Als
‘ . ..orttnynt of C. N.ley,t's GRAND.
ows of thl'adett,hia. • i
t e..-.•nt: ate Althly 3;•; , rovet:of Fe IIllo:tt
and CornisoAers of roust, For tlttat
•:,.,,n. and Icerptn.: In titre
'ON rith, Amer:car:or
t• T;:ry ore ch all elcs:. al
;;I'M a,
• • 11 ,, ier. V it, a Torts7,,,E.:rx. Ti int
they arrit4,l for tik ,
sear. Tt..t.
e1 . .11t , t7, -, r1., -, d the last=tl
:1 t' Frank:in !,14.
-.. lint on erect: ire pa'rotne, May 4. 1e..:3. af • .r • their rawta•••• art id the far . 'ca:rn of la - etrinfancy,
-e p ~. i reredos ci. tag` ii,-, non, tla.kr CITCI.I3I2:•ae•S whiCtl f thtal. - , when • oeptive *non... ,_
i 11 Pc , s.a ,-n ea, that co''' , i ,, wes a' i a '• o. Y ..tr ' !. "Yd "'" n- ar "T d es lo i f a a t: P en reli r t el dett a :..l.l L ea ie per '34 :i f fy a' b 6 ; th by e exertose enumentic > the Inpattr.3ll3 en:eat of the power of .an ith.y in 'sr that w - s' , -.c.o ' t rt their Government
plea th e chair be t as th " ,1 •-s:U 4 °'ons T"-^ . l" at- ' carefully examines! b ate
• A et - '
:Irked „;,-n ITis:nr and big ehar,ter, anj ,00ffe,.! • . '. Y " • '". ' ea r l P e° P .e . 7 , . ~...!, It ~...3.t ennuat, en oo he r,t to 1, , ,.13.- , ..a00 ,
. seal his tare as a candidate be'ore them. 1% hat ' brc , ..- the lezt-stut•re luny a iota sere suble. - tioi to O. a his monarchical negitiveon the lows. la the s '
t.,..it pa , ronage. says:
at SF h.S.Ft 1 1 1 ti the Pre - ‘ l Ceney. They were a.- w„e the.. e,.,...,..,-, e The elery fiat • 1 1.. 1 : oft' , eaeco'tse " ` - , language of a dist.ngc s'-ed statesman i- the a- - ...r., whet.,..... ....„ - __,-. es , yid Sr roarer eti 11'0 s Qnrernment. of p" otl UM ,
loved to t -- ocerd tr . :: .out iti t errupt:ori (meet ice ; aria ed y y ta "" cou ,.. nu , ' ,,,, t - t ,.. wm ` b . ..," ai B at. , - we
, Tten come. Lbw - Republican shoemaker, Rine . :
more • tress mediene of the Con•ettutidn has become 5.,;,,, ' ; ' . .r.,.. K;„. ' , - ,.,: - i .. .;.7 ' ' '' C ' - - `'''-'-'' th' I.'" ' " ' n " ' I
e"'"'i "' es"t an hoe !' . " . 'hi ‘ la
~.. , t". 3, 52.2 in ...I ti r2n•;" f sea.'"' w a ,. w, „„, o 5.
cis:...„'• th'-"t:-.1.h ■ • ‘'''. b t t e "L',,,!, extended tttough ' was, that the will of the mapnty should n.: r... 5.- . ''' '''' 'M-32- Whit tilJ its fiat 3 ' our di.ly for Every man who rernernbers the rh- f"-s=-4-tc.te e tn , I -rt. ,r •a - 1,.....- :h. s n• - • ..1;.3 - - - Yr
.°
''''rert• I us" " "'dation in
I'le.:_re.l*.r 12. 0 t ef two +321 , 2. The Vice I s :evident a the last twenty
„ rears. rri.l bent . Me
war,
I.y the
r,..,„,
of
the s,t,s,te , , rz„,iu,,..i2
1,
cara
his r ;era-that the rota Of two- -ttitt -, s S'4 - s.lta . be Recce- - 11 , '' ',. . , .. -2..... 5. 7. s' t a5. ,,,,0 3,,, °et' " 01 . to h "
.1 , , , , .. ,, „ 5 , z ,.. .. n 1i.. ,,. p - ,,. 7 . te . -s47 , s . s.' , f , e , ct 71,..,.7,e.'-0p;L:',....2„.7,-,,,, d u e.....i t l o ar e in ,o f ~ ,,e :st t o t . ' ! ,,, he r. ': ) % r " - t- e :ip ai a , tly io w a ene pl
. to inh re. a ssee pun ca .
airy to atom : sate the Pleat [sand The i had lc! '4 ,,,, t ,-; ' ' ''' ,..7..„ 1' , " ' R. ''. N . 7' ''''''
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i st ' i ' in ' e r • Y s , that in l'..ps respeCt, the modern Demon- t e -,,,:;-, - - I.' , :itir v. ;tilos, s ss ' hn ad - J; toot-,
so- , I.- I
own pa .:ice! Erw...2 to order if he thoa - ht the ' ; r . - L „ -, 2 "-• ' ' '''' . ., ,,,.1. •' s ~ va i it t- te the h. , . Cif ,e I would :ease them the momentlleould add.
Lown that vwoetnne aerate 011 a a" , e.22 ,, a , ...e occa- t ...• t• , . ee - vi : ht, I s - ever.ri!e the etr * ....l am.: cow i 11C1 - b..vire derted to 1 retura'ayi &stance ft from t.' - e tt , .. ll^ mak , .' ,l .., ..AC'' . ' 2 ' • o n'• L , ~...-, r: ,- o•
'dote r - snitor a al ir.Tores what ;will General
debate was ens Ot • onler. But no: a ' .
at -* it sb•)°, con. I refer ta the Bettato‘t. r i o - mns . : m - n . .- •-t • •••• .., . 1 t 1 ...:- .40, 4 - v! ' oh! landmarks a repubiiianiarn. Tn, Executive !.. - ! `"."''''r b"
rr''' ' '
‘'d
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t"h.
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c. - der was heard f•ora hrs. lips tilt I took the :loot till
T . I. ''
".` ' ti - . V; ..., ....ad Int hi , i;•••••`1 flr the re , o, . -. ±..rs
esopftse is no longer the ot - je-....t of attack, hot ot - Z . ,ri t h.::n.. ?"° 3, '' o t jr.... t o
P a t ; ;C:;;C".d.'-'sf;;-:;67,n'tic'.l.;-rp....:7•.5.":. r TIT Lot do in reference to the riab-T
The result remands me et one et th......e - . - .. „ ~.. n ._
:a trip:y, and then he art tried the debate, en'. put „i t „. ' ii i ~..„..r.,
a seal upon ins lis. The :traitor from Mtaat.-- ' • ' • '.. r , ..t , •_ i_c
CO•-- !...,:stis•• and level - W.! {lts adsocates base been the unceas . ng assatants , tr e ".!.
_ ll ' .- r - ." , ir r it . art:i c. 17... . ,, t§ -.r 2 - :i -, 52 an 11, ~, , , , _, "..alit7 end
which fa C2 .. ed ":•_ , , , 5'.2 e ' In -.
t ram ''.
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•, a ..,,,, a.,
,r,,,,e• v:; a: ta !,
t o,ja :,,
of the
rt„4,bta
of the , peopte,
arta
of
too
r..,pu......., •
k.,,,...127.,7,:a.i.;:h.,,z,..t,.....,,,tri,,,:,_:1,_;.:,0rzl ;L:"...;imai..,,,,...t..,..,-....,...:7:1;;1rm:1Ttn.".::::-I.7.t:jiti,,,:i leharte:it.eslitYlf.iiiiheilis,,..oelsitvez.trotnthhs..esti(2l,..._erisentoirlaiyiethic:vellp:uTppateled:r;
- i eittch yoa know a man tars agar,: ?:;:n - to-ef.- • t' , , ` r - ` • !-,',.
o ppi bad c. red .pit ma and me Wendy that
we ile.ire to evade the disciorton-'hat Gen. Tay- • wh,, - did h,h. cheat ht-iselt !
Did Too tier see a man sit down to Play th at tante ' `'.--..“ ' ..-...: . ..r
~ ; branch of the Government. The power of the
Th e "D,,„„,„:„.„, -,Jsll.lrt.rlt;:torai.3co'raribti'l3;:":7;,(annat trim
. ° C.f.; ca ttota crown has increase!, is tocressiog. and 0 . 3.1,ht to 'r
• • - ' P"'" .4- . •• •
in had no prinCip.es whiCh we dare asow-and
i i ! ea d ets o 5 th.,, r„ . ,C151 - 312, codertook to Om : Soli- • ':' ' ' ' ' 'Pk r . -- ,.,.. - a u , " 4 "' „,' ' ' ' ' '°-e 13` ' ''''" I'r rev 'l' • he • be d. - i - ished " Ire has lyoken down t`e near- i.es. eat ert....e . 52 mea t s. Pszln.n.ne ,r :It p•ne•,V, so.eroe, th P l wt., weep o - ft th e• wish to "peal
:Sat*aid he bad. on ceasslir , - .3 ry.th h.s friend, , tare "- rte t i t ntrta were rut preaea to he - cheated t r e e ee tw a '.. Y ,., , „ ; - ''"' acre} ' , err affese-W .
,t ,s S - 4y. • i!..1-e Ica tazarrry or resii:ance. en., Art+.l it, be W. I Interro..e 113 Totn 'ie., - - n ' tbs exercise of
I:
'".°4
Cr h,3 r o: .-. :Ii 0 Fe:op - I . e to
„a i..M . rose_ ,, th i e ,,,i ir men wai ha.- et . e . t . r .a . r: s en o r_e a r. „ l , T i t ,s e s - , _111 , 7 ,1 •,_:- .a,,, P r r--.4 . !;:t . t., r-4'.
.5:
necolsed to ro•oke .o a to a drat:a on !hit str t j . ct ..._ - . ..a . ed ., ne... ate.
a u x . * _ sys • r em . of car- then - arid. On the maer hand, bow stands Leven/
atil to see that we shcu'Ll ' -and the sera first a.. - t or i.ec was.sue anaeumi.. '., e : ' ,...5 - st3 - ;: ° e -t ne ' r L O‘e 4:l of ' ute a° .• ' ea t Te l . ' 7 l :-.• ° .V3 r e ' r . . °. ..17^.!1 :
•-jo„ . .!;, no too., wb,,,t,
„0,.. it,
~o,
J0t. .. „5„0t - . to a tato.rt .I :n. f r aud. ..S.- raw co Great Brzrate 6.itl--co-ss s.-15. , 1 o thtok , a 50....a.Lh-ck .1 Le Ssna:.. If:, i--..,1-it .' :1... ".. i:1- C...a• , a • et 3 ='; ,,,, . ' , I ',.• D 2 M... ). :r 2 C.4! HS:Kande
in chavalry and hamcsty we werk hound to take," i z . . a ha. s. :;;.e e r.atrottrac to gyp...a:rut; Cm= the a es.- of , `'"cy is ` la` P; -e si "" 'a t "' P -ed ° P -a'°-1-1" " I( '''' '-?-'"' - f ''''." ^ "2 --,''' t'" I 'T t-' • .• . ... 4 s e- F.:edged . = . am ts the...lb:l': cry. in spite of the
He even charded us wets a sles.on to ass
s ts ths tea- ; bas °ale upon the co anew% but up , in the party it- a
cre.,i,, e .a. c . li : y a e r p.ww se , e a r. thi N s o c„. tz a tt ,is m as orn is t s er i e as a iis ra ,,,ac - m s :; - .7 ,, even one so
_at' sto uen'y the r:iht of Cos rest :r ., .;1 . :1 , 0 , .. t .. , ": ,. t..1: 1 ..... ....,,-..- a - its:a.. r . ,,, , ,. :3 , r , r f-,,0, itl•lk teal of tore pe, ,,i , .. if ~.,. fi...e.. of t h e
•
olueian for a speedy a.tistornmect c„, (...,,igis,
in self. It ordained that the wilt of thti eopte ahoutd .
m r g.j . ,-,,,,1 . o c D e .,,,,,,„,. - ,i,,,„ „,,,,,,t ~, e „, to P l y a P "`a l e . ci" ,. "' ta ,„ an Arr ` e '''' an cr-xe-I ,' I . . - ir.e:r,... - ,triesaae art e[72.7l 2 ' 7,..5 " .31.4 ' 5:.:4 * .a.; C ° :!• - . ' 2,7 ' •• ° ..12 ' ; ii'l 3.1:d to _! acre d-e-”anda: thin f lof theme".
once In aa,ii ar,3 do•!..:e this eery s.ll , Ctlfsten -f.,„ , 4. , a a ” ra. - I
not ga rret , and the no an should p eople
no . - as ed t -
' ~ , ,,- 7',
„,
rose m'' ,„ ' t • e . '2ectg en tbe ter:lts:um. even the coiled of re 2-5... I refer to the maim 'or r ranch fi,".4:4:200 On Oaf n...t as they's :3...i 5p...3 them to he. %be 521,itio•ri t...a T,,,,„,... , , ! o w . I,tr, c t e, ~, f h i t i he ePee heo r. ..-i to u m ,.
rms.: .ence wt-oo• ..-e of two-thins , ant ornan......t_ He tanceht rt wentd b- :-.5.c...111. to Coc23lerce prior to !SOD. for the Itiett t at:on of f- , rwYre ta t'a • a.va • . 3,3 a...5 . W. , 2 --, elle x - 13 !....',..- ''
He went turther. am He ca,ral on at p•••sonilly t o f t h at eca ,....,.,, 1 mart n.-; in la. C.c.% tat., ta. ',an ion., V• t 52. I-- •. ,„.. i ..S a be! nasaad both house.
~.i. ~.„,..„...,..,..., 'ci; errs :At r> r: sal ass:s.:ens .4„-. .-s r ra. • "....,,,' P :e c P •tt ' tt"- It "31- Wn'th - then . " ' t he ne Pli •
t. 3 Meet six ridet‘ive to these ci..e- :a..l‘. 1 -- t . 1 ,i , - , aettay.-30t • leritv...b La .03:3 [,:cart tax re - ,s , ve " ''.
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- ----', -" - i' Ci.,..--a.,•-,• riy," aI. io.{- 6 ,,,,,, , ~-' a ....:-. .0, Mt ...r., an? V. r . ..ch the tree Democrat "!
afier he tad • been pern,:ted to indo'ge is this ,
•i . % ell. now. what mast be - -,evvybo-y know. w.„,., t,...,. ~.., a ...., „h„. .".......: ~- • ''ears ago-a till. the prin• - iptes . of which he 4. - ::. :- . .
tv t -
, „te 'a',., ,., - t . c „ . . -- , ; " .a a ro l i• y ro r a t ';'; '' ''.' " l „' - ': * : '`.'''''"' Y '"
-e ' * " . '''" - Kr. Foxe.- WV.: the gentleman :;,ear with me
what was the consequence in too base-the the- ; re,...;; - .:31 .- ,;es o . ;1 - .1 , - . p.e.;!e ' lls*Te r' t ' be . 1 . :11...; ; 2 - 3 T i'.. f . : ;ever ca.:ergo:A.. t-a El " to 1 ,- '''c ' S. it -
strain of attack on me and My fnenda Ens Oar i o . aa „ ea ... van , a t - a t .a ~,,,b4a i i,a na a t „„ e b , ' what was for their rnt•r22l.. In I - C220: to he. 27.!.., i s tre, eau tor - e - o
- m toe : - .-11.1.s:a;Yho - r.-,. " . 7 -I,..qr ' ..fsg.;; t '- :.; wh ' '- ' I anStn-: an'-th " g leitt "- film' be regard
never rasa 3 .F.1 " :1 a • Lationi t : P" : Ps fr ic.
period
of g t sla Z w a r c ' ,l ' f ' . ..tf r i, r ,. ' „„, •"' ; e t ` c e ° e ".. ' ..; "- e "t ' ' . ' '' I t'.. • "t" a ' .l earned, or as one to be strzek out of 1... Na Cattitxpe
! Irv! acs`'c'l
s'.2*
the ''`..ca - "°. t:'''''''t I ; a - pnnetpte. by any pant! We can all sere wen : 7, x '7"'''''''''. ` h '';"' T '. --e t "'...7,,Y t '''""`" l .‘ thou h Co - n
ress as 'it after tarn ' h s eld 1 : tt'.
"t
t'''''''"'''''''' the
tan II
'''''C'''er'''' ' the .eta
P'-wet " ' e'''t.'""l3" me ' 1° he tw'
""
to
take
u P
the
a'aee he h" the'"`n at my feet ' 1 esamata th e power of one hawired tit owand . offaca . - ' • - Cot. -'1 1% 0 : -s s t ere t- ti - a t sit
ai r''' 't'
' ackit g e c tjeatnoo. P far
to dodge the elaCililer ex. Tore are the mecum- it bade", many of them anzaous to pa.rpetuate !heir j se'l- ha awns-rye Wa- e' .. 0, -': al 0 . ,. . u.se - far l' - es ' ...".=; i year& The GoserccaentahPeasneessed "earls
--T s i - P'en`' " ',Te' a '' ''''ea•-• k'-'. r- "' "'al " ..= '''' '.7 ' l'arl. ' t''''
1 If
to to
retl ' eed ah'' ' °l-1 it not'he eiweisid 1
0 1 ....... ' t- . .,. ° :, ' bat ." t''' .. L ., % ,, 2 4 ,• ;: --.-st m ' s . : ,, _% -
.. 7. . , : „. - :::,,7:: ble gentleman hal pot :his tmerrogatary- I hold
to
a ue
3 a i i.:" .- tar yiee I cox fer. %% ad yrs. t 0....; ie t...it ice rts- . Mr. Play ton -I awn very glad that the hewn.
nances umter which twenty-one.Dean.yratie Sea- . d yC.1 ,,,. . Th ey can pac k a p. m , I ~u .ones" -' ; It , ,L netotiae P0w."... so a ., weertraao- -krn o ortthe eanment of the :a. am 4 has
.1-au‘ra have
this
„ ,. `ll,- : °L'esi '`' 'i t en ! . °a the freed 2 :3 I , Lon with mare than ont-thurd of Its members ',
P 1%: .* :..f- 1 0z .. 751e v1 if.,:f,. a .in u 0 °4' ::; '!. ..i, " 3,ree **, ...7, -a .".7- meat of floe man- Poorer, ears Jon:us. g as 'rer"- -
aartre coot; it....
,:,,,,„,,,d
mie
e,
~
fr.
the
fee,
t.,
the
cone..
The
tae-man
a - en trinm,o7tues,..o-::: . 1'.6 it.1.4 . 1, - e roe .......4 r...-- an th e Cams • ttE•ort. Ido tact seek, nor do the
h e titt ,, ec-- --I
-ate
a u- 3 - p art !! .. °11 .I " . 1 : 1 thongh, they Might not ne able to ejntrol a COM!. 1 Ptsined 2y D-.Frasklos. as bowed by etoeneoce,toe t ,„ O _,E, ,t,,,23,...g f ro , the 00 . 0 th e fa,a, ,tad ' \ l'ite . as-Lc: . a ..,..-....: 13- in ri...41,...1.ar,....._,.; t.,..• ..,i,,, the ••eto power to he a gre„ f,lraefT,U,TO pow.,
re• ...t arch t=ti 1.0 V 0 .3 was th e toPalee of ity. They can wad Cal tb.ei: relaMonLy. their keen&
:hi s ad . ernpe to shit a dispassion which th'y I an d J et .„,,..t„t, et e em ,. e ., anal ; lest GC 3.1 tests. teal tont t...re! man
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, a - ' 2 . ftl.o if of General Tay; or seek. to ,rake it hom
lionder the ape- ..-,,,' Le tbe e .t t le t i ' Ve t w 'ruY r a e gt se' ant e :en t C I :: :steer- power is 'he subject of un ' s Ea' rir -
' ''' ee ' '-el r 4 "`"‘le't' that a rs n 'nt Y a tot -*';'.- i ratioa of this vas...birds role. govern the convect. ;to :> ..--;? .. ;, a a ,, a -1 , :v . ... t h
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ve has overru'ed th eir purpose ; aril to rho: =a- ' t.,,,,.. It " s o ~.., eats 0c,,,,,0‘0n. 'All the gentle- ':, . _. - ton ptatforra. and one of the de:egates leek =3:43 Ca....,1 0.., :.-1 , -a c_r Lt. , 3 ,- "V... , i, '1 rt V.:11 . I : i. :1 " ) . .. ;,..yi --;
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D •' " ; Pm/deeps. To faa to no.„natt by a conseption - " " C
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Sy orc , o."` of the currency and the Natlar.a.l Bank, as which
no means - if acce.s to the op.trons of Gen. Tay- th‘,„0.4„,3 Le „ too thae e, ' t
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,_e h t tresl a„.„, ...t .e . l We mod arrest this tendency to monsimhy if I proceed now to answer some of the it:err-I'n- pal.:: the :"'ent . ”-r 1.-terrapted ' ' of -'
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vs, -- ni: and, ars: in eels:Tao to the tai•::::. He early. that this matter mss be put tolresr, so fee
~cosset to nominate their Deccocratte earyhdat ' s ' et' e•-^e- e ''•'•• '--"!""''`' • "- -` Co.
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never yet. had the p aware of an intrralttrtion ta : wa r s o f 0. c ,, aa .„ .0 ,., „ . ... a ,...„,{ a parked tat- go, e;e7;f-Z.'"..,,,11-102'5f_grr,„..°,,L',.7,',7:-.;..,t',1rtt.„...-. internal impravecneotalYnd t ,-' :-Y. a:id Pna'thw- 0 0 , - -- a • l v r o e wt'-ther Geo- Ter ' - 4 is :a fre or ..f the ea- as ain my power. now and fn . ear: Ida ,
coma, I tell y 042 th, , ,,a.:J4C.J;h ' B=l 05 - n."..4, have raT. I answer that: Gen. Tay!ir 'a re exp - r - sc'y dv- know a man lama sapper - a Gen. Ta. Lot, that
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let:et t'.3 . 131.m in me ',Fe, nor reeeirek! one from !not. ', or r i ce - h - t .,,,,,,,d et . o f t h e c00.a t,... ..hO .neat . .eta or i ‘e .,,,T; .-" , , ,.. L '' '' '' , it.' c ' ''' '' ; '' 'C ';''' . :. „ .4 ; -j-tt 1-YL-4..r,,,..c,_th'1t0...-vc.ss,--n-. always beta a'A Sto.:, and expect to die a Whig . , sitter_ to 'male ter to Ci;..• " l n Al'isat, 'ha: he co-: teriains the mod remote idea irflbruaginig the
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Coneyeae
man from his writitp ander-ions, and tr..?= what •..,, ht ~4 theo, stews o „, w h o , wt .,„•,,. ho t - 4 , - of to- , - , 4 ,--ate meat Se ',sisal:el He tau .I.os. Oat 0,20.... c.-le caw a: wane between Lewis Cass and Zarb.- If they, by their Representatives in Conceal. el • th•-• L:nrar Idr not know a l ' Wh"or oo aim
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c•,---• , •:•-,-i- i -,--r....., .1 , 1 .4 , t • Ct . ...! 1 , , - - • .." ' . " "-m3 id ' -aaa ' "' SC. in otaZe. The media - , ar t s....l.eystaal .h,a b, an./ do csacteLmea Fool - C-ra - a. - st to Ike dza.taracts c.-ter. • - " • . --v- " - - ---"" - ---- •- -.: I - - - 0
...h ..,..„ .. , un . a .,...„..,,, i ...,...,.,,,,,,.."„ un ii . ..," ~„„ n ., in. y,,, , , 'I am called ;....o. in the election of ` Z•tet - try Tay- te..,V . 1 to this ,: attune l I answer that lam a gent.e men on r - e , L - _er adele r • i....
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a * '- . ri m s e . -0 mla''‘ ' * , Inert oea near roseracreahaa4 t -, th e s - er.•-• re 03012- I lt, t. 3 vindicate th e great right of : man to set:- , 01 , 5 , g. am.: as a true fn.:id 0 , ;he 0.-ecic in Li. 5,- 1. ..... 5 t , ~.. t - ra.'
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„ ea,: fa . =Jr ,r2....e. Mare that -amen: th e rep s .:Lean character of our Gar- f - e- - .1..s to De l aware, ..a w - .lth I ar,tared =2,.e.f to. we Kaye a ': reea.set thae, se. w, , ,1 4666 f I raajaa h.
, ~ , ev.rr ' Wh_r i. - th:tple with which thr: party has ' ampos -ftle. F., , tt.i .. = t.. ,
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un- , Loan G 22 So! hero . ..t..: 8 4. co..res:er powers attqat lase
!eel rir.- - =•••.' tLo IS. en-r - nwe.. E. arspet tars am.--, t eminent utterly heaves Ea eats:- lan mar call it '.,e : - .2: I cave earays f.•!: przt t - .1 dec.:a ve a . . - 2 5.,. 1 If 1 - e Democra . le prey want a Bank of the Vol.
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e porp....se of inartion-me Che=ilit-NES 1.3 ... ' . .."Tr.ac.t . " - ' t Ze" ....-th.aanannersttn ' tnet-t-nT"- heed of th e Grover - ...- -. ..0nt a PrOsider..:„ as B toa- and the ts. - . 4 " .• let:- It war a: e .le wr.teen. cot the I:ha:eve know that a Nia.,;na„ • Bask cereal
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-'3a 'thia c't's. -- Na as it it 1 Z - I . , l e ed tsar, LA . -- afts .- reractls Empertr of the Bepct:: .`-:ate ercn0.i.,..1.-! to thie ese c(_ I a . all caw 's . the aid; ~--1 „, . ,c,„l L I . gm it ;,,,,-; r z ee cif the =way.
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hone of the , sar.e of bw !leech =lams% PraPhenT SO [cans ' - .„,..1 I. 2.e.ise. Ira tree ti ...ects , e here the --sr 21 ,^ 3. , . I Z,.......1
rs at an end- It heersnos a mcialrelty-...../e elec. The hocersote S•31 : -"..r 1 - 4,.:i - etf 0 th-ert was a reference to tt-s 0• . ...e5t..x.._ I r vc s irectl .- fi . e the bank '
and arca:my:at ors. ' , try ar... ---- ...ent &lawn =ensure n.:=Lie...on. or sobverthe to eservi dogma mat this ; *hie slas: I nest read is. th ' ', -Lte & • r-sie s - retv -thee =wanes: ara! mix de: co- man .. t - i .- ' - e
iir'i,s4ll,7 the W h i ne PI!. Now. umfachted:y claim . * may awe,. to tar down. lUoder these car. ' -71 e -' 3, -=a '.r e - , = the See [ , t ' eata) wZ:: b , a rive
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sores_ I asx what is the meetable ' tendency I ..,....t., ra,... „.n.'-'-- v......... atara:l car
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_tm. as o--pr og ant szrb. pawittam. as that whith ,a, the party which has corm Cdra. Lewis i o .......;W:ter..... tit it e ats . a rwatzuway." - -- t ve , 4 t _c: . -.s i re G-m , ..a` Ter i
I have test duce -- ri...\4.- He, b..thet..f. has repollat- Clod e :bra it ace directly tend to the ace at the i Thes. then,r appears that the •ipciiii.t et erect ' ''''" th-‘l3 is
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PERCUSAION CAPS.
REVOLVING PISTOLS.
. 'SINGLE AND DOUBLE PISTOLS.
The above are tt one assortratnt of En cliah and Ger
man manor:More. •
TABLE. POCKET, CUTLERY, SCISSORS, AND
tarots a tine avvortruent of the most celebrated mates.
ROPE, HEMP, PACKING, CORDAGE, ANVILS
Bellows, Vices and Files, ,
BLASTING TUBES For: WET PLACES IN
Nimes, Safely Fuse, Lon and Shoo handled Shovels
made expressly Mr Our own tales:
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1 BUILDING MATERIALS, •
Consisting of Locks, Latenes,llinces.Paints,Oß,Glass
of American, German, and Entilish manufacture.
t ' IRON AND STEDL.
Hammered and Lulled Iron, Sheet, Flue, Baud, and
iIPiT Inm: , TOOLS, ,
Blarloimiths*,,Cartienters • Ah.wmakere, and Saddlers.
SADDLERY, lIARDWARE. - ik COACH TRIMMING,
Wth a variety of iron notions. LAue..2t l 47 35
eIIEA P : CUTLER I' STORES,
3.1 and 33 Arrade, and S j North Third Street,
Phitadelphia..,
•Al COUNTRY MbniCIIANTS can save
tom 10 to 15 per tent. by purchasing
" at the above stores. By importing my
ow riitc,us, paying but little rent, end living economi
,PY, ti is 'Plain I can undersell those who purchase
their goods here, pay high rents, and live like princes.
Constantly on bond, a large assortment of pen and
picket knives, scissors and razors, table knives and
forks. in ivory, stag, built!.,, bone and wood handles:
itlciii;:ers ' , nil forks, steels, &c.; butcher kali . .. dirks.
bowie knices. revolving and plain pistols, &c. Just
rticetve,i,u large stock SI lodgers' and Wostenholrit's
'tine pen and Congress knives.', Also, a large assort
ment of Accordeons, &c. Also, tine English Twist and
I,(ternisn runs JOHN M. COLEMAN.
Ptill'a.-sprig • Iv 15
Iron Commission Warehouse.
109, Air , l ,trater Start, cwd .Va. 34, Xort.!
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relations as give us peculiar tidaniarris Co serve our
correspondents. erect r i c oar Other horse.
01111142 K & CAMPBELL,
• No. 109• North Water street. & 54. North
MareM.StS4S-12-fliiil Wi.atves. Philadelphia.
Mr. Foote having concluded an elabOrate ad
dress to the Senate against Gen. Taylor. and cal:-
eil, upon the Whig Senators, and especially the
Senator from Delaware :I'lo explain the principles,
upon which Taylor was to be sustained as a.can
didate far the Presidency;
Mr. Clayton rose to reply. Mr. Niles, of Con
necticut, immediately called Mr. Clayton to order,
denying his right to reply, as the whole subject
introduced by Mr. FoOte was irrelevant, and Mr.
Da the Vice President, refusing to bear any
debate upon the call to order, decided the debate
.to be out of order. But the Senate, an a vote
taken immediately after this, gave leave to Mr.
Clayton to procei:d, notwithstanding the decision
of the Vice President.
Mr. Clayton then addressed the Senate, as fol
low,:
,
CO ACH 31AK.1 37G. . The decision of the chair was indeed onprece-
JO.IrES.
delited. and directly- in opposition to his own so!-
,
tits
.s.r.ss siliteo this ?bore business coin derision, on a case precinly similar to this,
made by bica only a few 'weeks ago. Neither I
hit , 2 ,1 nor my friends originated this political debate.—
is piaaar,l to make on kinds,ol. - CAIIIIIAGES We were con'er.t to leave Gen. Cass and Gen.
:plc th.t mad< at arty Tarlor in th l e hands of the people,' and the Senate
„,cavem„,„ , wilt unanirnatafty bear me witness, that I have
•• I.II..kCKSMITHING us as- intpdcced do irr.irrsnt te , p;e into any debeeberr.
I The p.ritics,' friends of the gentleman who occu-
Carriages. I:log=1es, Rockaway
'Wagons. Sc.
THE 'subscriber :would her leave to
4:2 ,*inforni, friend sand ttis public in gen
eral that he Al, bo - rtitht out W. C. Moore,
at the corner .ipnos.tte Clemens .14 Par
mn's Stenzel Mill, in the rear ofl the American Hon,.
where he is prepared to do all kin Is of work in the neat
est manner. Bein: himself a rizactical rarriare maker,
b e hope s to rive entire sat Isrbet Itln to his custcmeni.
11.1. - iir the accommodation) of the coat trade. he
intends huildirr Rail Road rats. iltrift ear.. and wheel
barrows. alt of which will be built orate best material..
Persons in want of anythin: in Ms line will do well to
tire hint a call, as his charges iCe reasonable.
June 5. RiLE. )Vli.itTAR A. KIRK.
utAcK,lmall sitoe.—The,sublcriber announces
lotus friends that he hasenmatenctlthe BLACKSMITH
business in connection with his car r lace 'es:abashment.
prepare ij to do sit kinds of Work in that line °rim
:in:oos in the best style of workiinanship at short notice
and at lair rates.
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IN DEFENCE OF ZACHARY TALON.
Delirered in th ) e Senate of the enited, States,
. 'July •5144. 1849.
SATURDAY'; MORNING, JULY: '49, 1848
eration by Congress. Indeed, I have thought that for
many yearr past the known opinloni and wishes of the
Executive have exercised undue and injurious influence
upon the legislative departnient of the (Seven:mem;
smiler this cause I have thought our system was in
danger of Undergoing a great 'change from its true the
ory. The personal opinions of the individual who may
happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought not to con
trol the action of Congress upon questions of domestic
policy: nor ought his objections to be interposed where
questions of conwltutional power have been settled
by the various departments of Government, and ac
quiesced in by the people.
...Third —Upon the subject °Niue tariff, the currency,
the improvement of our great highwayslt - Jeers, hikes,
and ha r bora, the Will of the pc ople, as expressed through
their Itepresentatien in Congress, ought to be respect
ed and carried out by the F.xecuttse.
"Fourth.—The Mexican war: I sincerely rejoice at
the prospect of peace. Mylifer hes been devoted to
arms, yet I look upon war at all times, and under all
circumstances, es a national calamity, to be avoided if
compatible with national honor: The priori:duo/ our
Government. as well as its true parry, are opposed to
the subjugation of other nations and the dismember
ment of other countries by r.quest. In, thelanguage
of the great Washington, "Why should we
_,quit our
own to stand on foreign ground." In the Mexican war
our national honor has been vindicated. ,, amply vindi
cated: and, in dictating terms of neared we may well
afford to be forbearing, and even mtgnaniainus to our
fallen foe."
General Taykr, then, stands befare the country
not merely as a Whig, but as the great represen
tatire and - champion if the principle of the
right of roan to self-goreinment. He maintains
the principle that the majority hovel the right to
govern. He stands precisely upon the ground 03
which Thos. Jefferson originally midis a party
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difference with John Adams. "Let me quote a
passage from the .letter of pinatas Jefferson to
John Admit., stating the grounds on which the
Republican party of 1799' commenced its
oppu
anien to the encroachments of Executive power,
and to''which it owed its true origin. In the 4th
volume or Jeffersoil's Memoir', page;ffo2, awe rind
the letter to which I refer. It is slittedJtine
1313, and contains the following passages: l' -
“Tbeterms of Whig and Tory belong to national as
well as civil HISIOry. They denotethe temperand con.
stitution Ormind of different Individnats. To come to
our own country and to the times when; you and I be
came not acquainted, we well remember the violent
parties which agitated the old Congress,!and their hit
ter contests. There you and I were anitivd together;
others cherished the monarchy of Englaua, - and we the
tighten'' our country.
it ßut as soon as the Constitution wasfmt into motion,
the tine of division was again drawn/ We brute into
two parties. each wishing to give thetovenament a dif
ferent direction ,—mts on! (the Republican party) - ro
STEENGTHEN THE MOST POVEL-Al EIRANEa. (Congress)
THE OTHER THE MORE PERMANENT nasicitas. eau TO
ETTEav ram rEa-Mate,EXCE. Ilere you and I,parat ed
for the drat time. and one parts placed your name at
their head—the other ..ielected/mine."...,
Precisely upon that principle, Gen. Lewis Cass
and Gen. Zachary Taykii now differ. and stand at
Issue before the country: Gen. Taylur,places him
self Upon this just principle, laying, at the foun
dation of all republiean forms of Government—
the right of the majority to giwerti.' He holds
that the popular branch of the Government pos
sesses rights, and that he. if elected President,
would be bound tla re3 . 7 . ,ACt them. He says. there
fore, in/refirence to all those great questions which
have hitherto agitated the country. and which are
properly within the power of Congress, that he
will be guided by the will of the people, as ex
pressed by their Representatives'. 'On the other
hand, what says Gen. Cass! He denies that the
will of the people shall govern. JIG maintains
the high federal doctrines of socieht days, that
the President of the United States, With his veto
P- •
, wer shall control the will of the people. He
stands up as a champion of execcitive'power, and
hes re. ge tve..l his commstort fr,m a parry conven
.l;
the Constitution, that the veto dense in that instru
ment cculd be so construed by the most latitudi
narian ex positor,as that the President of the United
states should be enabled,by the force of that clause,
to become a part of' the legislative power of the
country. Now, however, yen find the 'doctrine
laid down by this party boldly in their public prints,
that the President tonstitutes e part of the legisla
tive power of the country, and that the veto power
is antimited, and was so intended to be by those
who made the Constitution. Let me till the, at.
tension of the Senate to a consideration of the
principles upon which this veto power was insert
ed in the American Pciostitotion. The firitien
terns of the Constitution declares that all' mho
legislative powers herein granted shall be vested to
the Senate sod Hoare of Representatives." No
part of the legislative power is given to the Presi
dent of the United States. In the judgment of the
fathers of the Republic the Executive never con
stituted an essential component part of the legisla
tive power. A-qualified power of revision was
given to him; but it was newer intended that be
should exercise any legislative power. In order
that -se may understand this subject, which enters
ler - rola info the great questions now before us, let
-me read a portion of the debate an the adoption of
the Conaiitution. am particularly desirous of
the attention of the Senate to ibis point, because
I wish it to see by whom these extreme .notions in
relation to the veto power were originally idyl&
be During this session of Congress we have - to controt , .....- --
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Department , , with le hundred thousand Office ! them, es the, Prisident has publicly evo; ed his the se votes of a decided
heard the honorable Senator from Ohio fefr. Al- holders, many of whom will always "crook the i resolution to veto them e he wel of the peo- But the politicians—those jugglers Who under
led) utter very strong denunciations against Col. i Preenent hinges
. of fee knee, where thrift may ! ple is nothing. Alleme here look only to the will stood the game which WAS to be played—to con-
Hamilton fawning." The whole veto power as thus lof the President. H is the fountain of favor.
Hamilton as the iptentional advocate of kingly and trivet' it that a majority could not cannot the sc.
cause,' exercised, is new sustained by the Baltimore plat- I Now, is the British ouseof Commons, tinder •
monarchical doctrines,. and a traitor to the
promptly adopted by Gen. Care, in hie : limited monerche. e independence of Paritement ! by the pretext, that ias the North Ihed'it mite
tiara of the convention. They deli:need Southern
of ahem'. Ido not stied here for the purpose 1 form and
! acceptance of the Battle/ere norninatton. It ise is secured by a ale which makes it oral of order ; menjwity Of votes, their iostitution of slavery was its
branding one of the greatest men the country ever
part of his established creed. ' • , 1 for any member to state in deleste whet is tete will ' danger, and thus 'precured their aid to establish
produced with ignominious elute's: but I desire i
to show that the e leader of the Fedeial party, ' l On the other hand, how stan d s t h e men we sop
; of the king ; and it is perfectly true. as Co!. Hunil i the rule, that a vote of two-thirds was necestary
when this subject was that presented to con- ;port on this great and vital subject I He denoun- i
ton stated in the convention of 17 5 7 . that no kin = Ito narninsie the candidate. They thns rejected
suit istion of the old Continental Congress, wu ems tbe kingly power—the power for the exercise iof England bee dared to exercise the veto power I Mr. Vim Boren ; end what has been hea result!
of which a Stuareend a Bourbon lost their betide ; since the English revolution produced . by the 'p h i s political magician , as he was celled, has sp ,
the sere man-to prim this veto pawn. upon the
—a' confines this veto to the cases in wbich the I Whigs in 1659—0ne hundred and /Ivy year. seer. !
convention, and to insist anti' et he being made al s• plied his magic touch to your party. and to, it is
"elute and unqualified. In Alegi/eon's state peper i : father of the repubfic intended it to be exercised. 1 Why ! Because the exercise of a power so des- crumbling into dust! it is prostrate !xi:teeth his
pate 151, we read: • IHe it ts it as a " high co
lice power." So ! polite which wholly denies to, the people the rieLt !
;feet at that moment. The eplendia party fabric
ele. Berry's proposition being now before the tom- ,
i did
they
They declared by their exposition in the! of self - government. Would, even in that limited ! —the Regency place—which , by hisiwixanl are.
miter, Mr. Wilson (then called a smasolieation Ceder- ; eFederaliste' that its-chief object Wee "to enabl mon'archj, true cost any English monarch his 'h e
i erected in the Empire State, his ished like :
anat.') and Mr. Hamilton, moved that the last part of ,
i the Executive to defend himself when attacked." ! head. Qoeen Victoria would not keep the throne '• of those deearny• man- '
'the marnir.g most or one
It ca. struck oat,. ss weer tie Excretive as sassfau ,
In '
arelaiie *atter:es. There wasnodaneer,theytbongta, i They meant it to be a shield, not a sword. " : a 'week under oat of our ,Presidential vetoes. V. -' l, i cons of whtch we read to Eastern tole , s it the
or aura a power being too much eicercised. It was !. my opinion," says General Taylor, in his letter ! have thensmeof • Republic,bat stefneminirimera! touch of one of the genii. The vengeance of tbe
mentioned by Cot. Hamilton that :the King of Great 'to Captain Allison, eit should never he exercised I _it stands but the shalew of a name. I fiiat earns i roan who was thus defrauded and dafeated;reqn do
Britain had not eterted has. negattve tierce the etevotn- I I
lion." (i.e. WS.) 7 1 except incases of clear violation of the Constie into congress nearly twenty Years ago, and I have i that o f m eu p ea , th e Prince of Barertearners-• •
That is the argument in favor of the -absolute ; tution, or manifest haste and went of considers. I
still been en attentive observer of men and things I, - eeerir we do ten Mark the ho r
Ir. I
veer; made by one who has been represented in i lion by Congress." Hs modestly adde—elndeed i here, though one • of the humblest of the ecters ,in I Tberd never }el was humus power,
1
ituil, chamber, as the great aristocrat and monarch- 1 . 1 have thought that far many years pest, the known ! this theatre, where men. with l ou d p r of es ai one oft That (roil:testi:Y. ifeorertivee. ,
• . n. patient search and vtitl lon, ,
jet of that :ay. .Mr. Gerry, a Democrat of that ; opinions end wishes of the Executive hafe exec - Democracy on their lies, cherish the mosedeepotic I Of him wit., titassris ras p a lanDoe4•• '
der • , , t mud undue and injurious influence upon the le- - principles in their hewn , ; and I say that , the I T , • 1!
r I say to gent.emen who now Teen y a t tem pt
;Mr. ?dal:quote (in his seat) Repoli:ken. - gislative department . of the Government , and ' monarchical tendency has every year been acr e 1 h ee . , ... fe -
of •
- iup o. this eteter.n e v.. rie progressive , sum-
Mr. Cisyton. I thank my friend for the word. from•fhis Corset !hart thotight our ssietem war ing stronger, [hat many of our legieletive acre e f sine end retreeressiee D,m,,,,,. that on l b a day
Republican is a much better name. ' •in donzer ,f undergoing a greot change from : the mast important cbaracter are drafted at the Et- r
on which. sou, estabit•thed that ptinetple, end oien ,
. - .3fr.Gewy mid he saw no netewny for so great a.; ifs true theory." Sir, if had be er) forty years 'era!' we Departments to /6: the win Of teteEeecu.
threw the fundamental pttp of atil republican •
control aver the legislature. as the hest men in thee:nun- 1 in these hells, instead of the tented sehls. he [mild . t i ne. and that Congress has deeeeersied,urelee rt, . '
try would be comprise,: in the trfo branches of it. : gosernments. your destiny w h s le see.i From that
-ler. Fnsklin said be was sorry T. direr (mm his,; not have more thoroughly ue d er ,, tee d th e true . mocratic Nesid•rit,„ti!! it is little better than the ~ t e , or r . ur d , orio was irretrievablv 6sed. Itlothiny
ersv.earrue.r",,r whom be hada eery great respeeeen ace ! theory of this Government actiets actual and in- : rezi.ter of the edicts of an Emperor. ' fl is set a , could '
oemston, but he could no: help it On this. ife had had
,r' eau the fate ! hat awaits
or can ca e , from t .
eet.able tendency as now administer e d. It is evi• few - days slr.c.l. a member who ills sorved in Con. !
pameerperleace of this check in thee:Se:nee on the C. you. No:Ling can 'aye any party in his country
legislature, oc.der. ill,. !nom: vary government of Penn- :de the has. in the • silent hours allowed him in : cress about thirty years, (Mr- w el . ""'") d-'.C.ll"'"' to that 'hie dsre to este eel such an unprincipled
iKleaen. The negatice of the Governor was constantly • t b . amp; by the watch fire in the night; or amid ''his place:l. l llJ he had never known a Preselect nee. . 1 .,.. t . 1 .,.. . , b t e 4 l f .. •
made tisecf to extort roomy. No good law whatever ,
sad roilitary service deer et ees heart on en, mess-re w hi c h he del • . ,:m cosy be um mg; or • .ime.,
could be passed wi th out : private bargain arab btu,— : the interva l s o f haute a-- ---- e • • e - se• .
~ gent - ' ' ' , Let when The p have teen's:lowed opportuniti for
•• If tie execrative was to have a council, such a i studied the genius of our Govemetent arkd its , cot force through Cenerese. . .
.1 reflect:an. rant ste. a fraud-perpetrated repeated,
power wnale., be Lesa ohjecuertable.. liras true the king i practical administration. . .. . -i, Why is this !, Let i Democratic repaa. (nuts ; and enjeined as a prit.eipte, q tehich theeight of.
of Gres: Britain tun: v.v. ay, was sa id, exerted his nets- ,
I.:ve since the ri'voluttoo: hut that matter seas - easily ; Sir, it would consume more time than is Ile- to drive the younger Adams fr"am power twenty- ! the meearry is denied, the *heckles of. piety can
elPlairi,ll- The briars ant en . '" mebu t ' :.. Live " Vz ' . cessary for my purpo.e, to show h ow - o ften the t w o years ago, make . ,„,the answer. The, veteran i Lint :brat im longer. T try imbibed tni• caned
the meitieere ce Parliaelent reneersl it mistec.,ssa.ry, , .. ,
i+eiii.sd aee rding to the wilt nf thP mill- . WI. of the Pe3Pie, saP , ested hi their Repreeente- men,,er from Mio..Z,Ziti, .: ‘ir. Benban) tit t.is re- i I.ein - it le from their fithers--theywere tsog..,t, It by
veryi.bica - rsie Ai
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I.itiits. 'He W.l.llafratd if a negative s h ould be given as lie- •-,. c ong r es s, h a s L een 'd e f eate d by eh e ......, _ . .
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although two-thirds of each branch should be die.
posed to pass it as the Constitution authorizes
them to do. The Senate; as well as the House,
in March, 1833, stood ready to annul the veto
on the land bill. The Senators from North and
South Carolina (Mr. Mangum and Mr. Calhoun,2
as well as myself were present' at the time in the
Senate, and-we are all here now ready to attest
his to be true. The President obtained secret in
ongAtion of the spirit of the Senate against his'
veto power, and • picketed the bill, in defiance of
the wholtrapirit of the Constitution. This was a
gross caserof the exercise of the absolute sod un
qualified veto, which has never been can d.
but always approved, by yout pseudo lemoerit
; and it is a fatal precedent, which ay Virtu
ally annul the whole power of Conifer,. The
qualified rule or power of revision recognized by
the Constitution, subject to the will of two-thirds
of each branch of Congress, has been exercised
in the eases of the bill to pay the interest duo the
States for expenditure' in :he last war, the various
billi for improvement of -rivers and harbors, the
toll to recharter the Sink, the hill to equalize the
sessions of Congress, the French spoliation bill,
and in so many other cave that it is. difficult to
enumerate them. These vetoes have been sus
tained by Executive influence. Congress has
fallen beneath the Executive arm, strengthened as
that is, and always Will be, by a venal and sub
servient-press and the ready sid of the Post Office
"Article 111.4iiteci5.' The Senators shell hold their
places during good behaviour. removable only by con
. vietton; ou impeachment, (or some crime or madmen
-
Here are the principles of the government
which the sutbor.of the veto Power intended to
introduce. tt• is manifest that the mind of the
author of the.veto power warm en infinite dishiness
from the opinions of those who nude the Coniti
lotion. It is evident that he intended to establish
a Senate for life, and to make the President a part
of the legislitiVe.pewer. •
But the EsecutiYe practice in these day/ (all of
which seems to ber fully apprOved by Gen. Cass.)
is not merely sic reto but sic rota, air jubeo. He
now assumes the initistive in addition to the veto
power. He not only recommends, but dictates to
Congress. His opinions ste daily quoted in debate
here, and Control our legislation: It has been but
fear days since an attempt was made by the Sena.
tors from • Kentucky and Tennessee, (Mr.,l.7nder;
wood and Mr. Bell.) to remove - the obstruction in
the river Ohio at Cumberland island. Everybody
here seemed to think it right to remove it—bug it
was known WA said that the President would veto
the bill which contained the proposiiion,and the im
provement fell. - So the navigation of the Ohio must
be obstructed till Taylor can put all right,by allow
ing Congress to make laws. We have not a single
river or harbor bill before Congress—not one men.
sure for interns! improvement. Why ! Because
we all know it is idle to waste our time in passing
Whig, lean uniii - Witb my fellow ei here of the
Democratic party in support of Gen. Taylor, and
all I ask of them ii:lif he Republican in heart,snd
allow the will of gin people to gover ; for that hi
r,
the great principle.laid down by bum i the Albion
letter,
letter, and it rowterdinfinitely•bove at other guess
none of party ever made in this count . I cherish
no unkind personal feeling totsard 'distinguish
edth
gentleman whom the Democrstiol convention
nominated. I havi always ertteitairted for hint
the highest regard on account of the excellence of
his private character. But lam now reviewing
his public ecta—not his private life. 1 have shown
that instead of occupying Republican, ground, he
stands precisely in the position maintained by Cof.
Hamilton and Mr. Wilson in the Federal Conven
tion—pledged to sustain the ultra exercise of Ere
entire power, sod to veto and pot deiwn the will
of the hatiun on every subject upon which en irre
sponsible convention h seabed the effrontery to die.
tate their arbitrary dogmas to the'Anierican pea.
'pie. These men have thus set themselves op above
the \Constitution, and usurped. the ' legislative
pow e h. They seek to control the appointment of
Chief Magistrate, and like the Polish Diet, vir.
malty to elect • monarch to ride and TOW an
ahueed and insulted people.
- Which, then, is the Republican pertyl It is
the great National Party, composed of dements,
naturalized citizens, native clizens, and Whigs...
patriotic men of all parries—who now constitute '
the great Taylor party of the county. Vial isth t
troe 11.•pu , .bcan party ; opposed tothe downwant
tendency of the Government in ttnsAministra.
tion—anzious to avert its progress to 'monarchy:
and; unless the principles of the party 'be angteln.
ed, theliherties of the country must,'_ WOW! Of
later, fall beneath the sae which has been hid
to their root by the proceedings of the interested
end intriguing faction, which has by turns muz
zled, csylleii, and trampled upon the risbts of the .
l it
ill
moiler Democracy. 'When, then, II call elm/
any m i to support Gen. Taylor, Ido not ask that
he shou be merely a Whig or • DemOcrat, but a
Republis —s Republican not rnerely' by proles.
non, but epublican in heart end i deal.
T he . party leaden, in the conventio that intro.
dured this tiro thirds rule, and thus cheated it
self. refusing to allow the majority to girrern, have
felt already the consequerlces of their it:nduct.—
This° rule was introduced se • perms nt pin
ciPle' of the Democratic partyjn the convention of
184 . 4. and was a deliberate- fraud upon Mr. Van
Buren and his friends. , lie went into the conven
tion, expecting that the will of the majerity would
allowed to control its action ;• and he received
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