Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
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cet session, and subsequently transfcrres To- the
lative Journal for public delihe,at;n, ho;,o - "
sldeTation, viz:
"H Whereas the President of the United States IL H.; ~
pg message to Congress asserts, that had
accepted, and that Ministers on the pant of the Init,
states would be commissioned attend the deliberate
at Panama. without submitting said NOMINATIONS ~ ,b
Senate: And whereas in Executive communicative ~,
the %oth day OF December, 1925 although he submits I'm,
nominations, yet maintains the right previously announ
ced ~ his opening message that he possesses authority
TO make such appointments commission Them ,i,t
ou he advice and consent OF the Senate: And whereas
se acquiescence the part of this body may a; s,n.
future time, be drawn into dangerous precedent. yhe,.
fore. N''
htSoIred That the President of United States does
III" possess either the right the power 10
appoint Ambassadors other public ministers Int win The
advice and consent Of the Senate, exccp, when vacancies
may happen in the recess
And Mr.. Branch having delivered his sent no,s =,
favor of the resolution
MIR. RANDOLPH rose, ami said: rise, Sir, for
t"c purpose OF making an apology To The gentleman
from ~ CarohHa, for an unnteutional word 1.ncyer u
uttered invo!unary, whilst he speaking ALTHOUGH
was happy 10 Mat caused any thjnn rather
embarrassment TO him. also, for the ptroose Of
expressing to that gentleman my hearty thanks for
having called up his motion, and for having relieved e. g
oehalc from that embarrassment, under which V have
iabored so long that motion wa, red To that abIo
lhe unavoidable absence OF The gentleman from Nor,L
carolina prevented its being taken up and disnased nj
ana inc suocct was thus put out OF Tie reach even of
The committee OF Foreign Affairs and therefore not
embraced in their report. And whilst am rnaI,;n,r
my acknow Judgments TO The gentleman from sNor,i,
Carolina, ! will make more in which | believe
sir, anether anu not the feast member Of this bods
may participate with me, equal sarpr in tie Oh
legation. The gentleman from North ;'aroIina has
seercd his ship into acton with manliness and deci
son. irankncss and prompttude fearless rtrepdity
mat scons all compromise with the foe, the common
enemy oil every true friend OF his country; that will
relieve. certainly, one and believe mo.e than onn
OF TINS body from some part of the odiuin which has
hitherto been borne almost exclusively hy tco. He
torcby reminded of that gallant man twas he rot
our oountryman 10y birth, s Ilalow ell, who so cal,
hnty took the lead in tie SWIFPsURE at tic BATH If
the Niie-the most brilliant and sublime naval con.
qeest-the most npOrtant whether reference 10 it,
self or its consequence, that was ever won bv man.
when the brave but unfortunate CuIloden the leading
ship, got agreund when Trowb4dge for the first time
performed an important but unwilling service in ina
IHg, as beacon, the channel to the rest of the fleet
am glad TO find that the gentleman from North Caro-.
Nina has spoken to this House with the pLanness that
belongs TO him. not only a southern man. but enpha
Icay, as Planter; it belongs to him as a slave hol.
DER 1t belongs TO him as one who is bound cleo
tioneer and TO curry favor with the driver OF his car
rage the brusher of lis shoes, lest when be shall
have driver. him 10 the polls, tie may dismoun from
his coach box, or the others lay down his shoe brush
and annhlate the masters vote at the next election.
lest his servant may give him warning that lie NAV no
longer consider him hiS 'heip, and go as a spy in In
the family OF his enemy il lie shall have one to tell rot
only what he may have seen aud heard bat what le
never saw and never heard in the family of his master
H.
DICTATOR and champion of universal suffrage owns no
masler-he claims tho mastery YOU ] tlaEk tl.a
gentleman irerl North CaToiina-Dost sincerely and
heartily do thank him. trust that il will turn out in
the cnd-wheher adyersaricS be born To consume
the fruits OF the cart-JiWges consumers lnti-whcher
or not they belong TO the Catcrpia of the Treasury
or OF the lav that of 1t may be truly said ms M
n'er''S s"lus that our name, too, Legion for, sir
belong to the cause and the party OF the People; ty 80
claim to beloRg to the majority of ths-'sanljOp No
sT, acknowledge no nation-of THIS confederate Re-
public. For |, too, dIsclan any ,nas:r: saya thai IN
cicnt Commonwealth whose feeble and improbable ser.
want am. The President himself has confessed hat
he does net possess the suffrage of The manriiv or the
confidence cDleyod By his predecessors lie is even
DESTROYS of trial. FIe shall have one and no
thanks to him for it, God send hun good dcIivefancc
from tire majority and God sorrI u.s. the majority
good deyerance from him.
Having thus, sir disbuiened self OF some of the
feelings that have been excited by the gallant and
fearless bearing of the gentleman from North Caro-
INA allow me 70 go on and question some of lis Po-
stiEps.
One Of them is the durability of the Constitution
With him and with father Paul (of the Constitution of ye
nCe) say esto Pe'Peta" but do not believe it vii! be
perpetual am speaking now of what Burke would call
high matter. lam not speaking to The grouudlngs to
the yrOs and Junior apprentices; but 10 the grey headed
men OF this nation, Of whOnI bless COD for it. see !,
now stepping forward as he stepped forward in 1852
to save the Republic. | speak of William g. Giles
speak 10 grey heads heads grown grey; not in the IRE
cep OF custom" at the treasury Of tic Peoples mo
ncy not to heads grown grey in inquity and intrigue
not 10 hcads grown grey IN pacing Pennsy vana Ave
nue Tot grown grey III wearing ou their shoes levccs
not TO leads grown grey, Ito the words Of the i'm
mortal NJ ISIS EdgewOIih. tie glory and tie champion
her lovely and wrcchcd country in plougLing hC
-Four Acres. Am I understood? There is a little
Court, Sir, Of the "Casc" Of Dublin called the Fon1
Acres; anti there, backwards and forwards do The mi
SCRABBLE attendants and satellites Of power walk eaci
waiting his turn receive the light Of the grea mani
couD'enanee hoping 'he sunshine; drcadiug the cloudy
brow. Spencer has well described the sweets OF thi
life,f and technically it is called ploughug the -Four
Acres. Nov, when certain character, IN one Of hei
incompatible novels Sir Uic-J have forgot his name
but he 4 McSycophanl, coufticr, paccnan, pen,
siOner and parasite-uphradcd that kind. g9o' carte
wrong headed Oh NAV l,"r .r---. -, ,letcnec
s.' ~ ~ ..o King Of the Black Islands
every inch King,") replied that there was one sys
tcm OF pIougbinc worse than his; and that wal
ploUgbing the -Four Acres. This settler to Tie
a!CSycoPhant.
Full li.tlc kuowest thou that hast not uyd.
What He'll i, is, in suing long 10 blde,
CLOSE goDd days, that might be better ssen'
| To waste long nights, in pcnsive discomfort;