The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-13

nehs. ~ "a, - e9nsioi Of The national p,t,ea.
ne cannnt declare war, nor Gun hi NAL.
treaty, without the concurrence of o,her H..
ches oil the government The pa,ronnu. e.
appointing TO Office is qualified by the a.
sions OF the constitution which renders ~. ~
VICE and consent of the senate necessary IL ~.
pericction OF that patronage. In fact, nrs,;
uent OF the United States, standing alone i
poweriess officer, whose influence is nnt
great as 'llat oil congressman in his tlis,,;ot
Eur, acting IN concert with every branch -
the government, he becomes the ,po,, or ~
he9hfe, Ill the constitutional sense of the pbr,sa
and more rallonally great than the most dee
pot'c and magnificent sovereigns Of Eurona ~,
Asia. president Of the United States. tber.'
tore, ought never to attempt to effect any th;ro,
ny intrigue or IN ff7rafe zoay, because ~,
hetr'ts want ct confidence in the Other ID
parlnents which orc associated with him il H..
administration Of public affairs, and never fail,
70 introduce splrt'oi Jealousy which tbwars
thc progress pl measures at every turn. "a,
Garment oi OPINION on the part of nnhr,
tunctonary is also trina facie evidence Of ,,,;.
6fH, the bare suspicion oil hich is su(fice,.
10 destroy AL reliance upon the understanding,
OF the most enlightened statesman. To be- IN.
Hueniial, to be truly respected, and to be mann.
iaf' - president must boldly speak on to tne
ia5'sialiYe ooGy he nlnst recommend, as ,ht.
constitution enjolns, such measures as thu. ,imee
tlnHe, ny Which means tht minds Of the H..
..A!Aiofs @iIl be directed 10 the necessary oh
= - ana the business OF the nation will be
1''fisa on Jud.clonsly, with facility, ard vih
}t.aSahtness. In relation to foreign aT.ir.
vs. dncntn= IS irrc.utable. The DR., ,ident.
'3roaSh us secretary OF stole, CORRESPONDS
WI aW&iican ministers abraa,--hc ,,atlraIlv
u receive much information whersupon 10
.9nrd opiltions, winch neither lie form Of that
iAi2 plaisoa no: the confidential na,rre of il.
= fulsr the president TO communicate TO
c'Qi.'e $. lis opinion, therefore, must, from
!t4 o, po stnlIes OF receiving tho mote correct
ntltiSenc@, be he 6tat opinion, generally
easing, 10 all cases Of great national impol-
tan@c' Who Is SO III. therefore, to recommend!
.e ~ es, 2? 10 advise congress what to do in
- n,efgsney or on critical occasion
I ) ) ll-ked that Mr.. Madison recognizes
aug ITS upon the principle advanced in this
4ct' 'iere IS NOT Il man of more sare
dci4b ~ 1911 in the union chan the presidents
u r one vino, Wien he has once made NJ his
Q ihioh, seis "ith more decision AMI proinpt-
ms. Honest and disincres.cd himself. he
" n.'cf cyinced the least disposition to shun
acit ttu'iooal responsibility. In this he mar.
liests generous confidence in the understand
~ Of free and enlightened people. We
ha,e seen u S decisive conduct il the dismissal
Q: air ia kson. we have seen his open ayowal
Of u dgn Ii d motive from which he acted N
re'ttioh to that enyoy-and the republican part
OF me community in particular are delighted
that The man Of their choice has fulfilled TIER
hopes and lalshed the predictions OF his enc
mies. F!ia session Of congress will nc, pass
away H,ihout further proof Of " stom and
temperate iirmncss on the part of tie chef
mag 'lale. Wepfedct that he wiz do Justice
z tae saiion he occupies, he will inspire the
s"s,>t i've hody. and the public at large, with
nnnniteQ go9tolency in his integrity and can
d. Ike commander who leads on his armies
!. P.'sat, he will animate every heart-ald
hoatat c.tizeas Of every description raIlying
N'def ne sentiments of their beloved cnief,
Nl.prt',t'ii ali nirepd aspect to both o. 3. and
France. ,trg. ersug.