Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-14
congressional
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Observation-Disclosures of Jan DC 1905

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pam on that point II they win but t,,,n r.;
eyes 10 what has been said by the Government.
Pe's yn .le character OF General Jackson II mus
ne leuSed That they have beaten us far a.
@ =, esen.auon and caIlmny; and Sir do Nc
envy then tNsir distinction. for Isban W ~
Pute the pain with them on that s,,b;act g.
"na' mas been said, or rather what boS -, 49, 80
I'm. zen. jackson! Need refer 10 ail ~
administration presses in the United Statess - -
| refer TO recent book published b,, tbo s. -
OF STATE, accompanied with letters or cer,;Gcasas
lhhk he calls them, intended TO exc,,,nata -
5000 80. 'i,I charee OF corrupuon' Sir have the
Stopped mere! HAS the character of Gen IocEec,,
alone been assailed! No, sir. liz ~ I II'
.nat ieIiest OF the fell, which robs tho o,,a.
.iie eead' they have entered the sanct,,arv Of -
IL 49, and dragged before the bar Of
lne Puhc' loaded with the basest SANDERS ~.
character OF an innocent and much i,,;nraJ Ia 0
rave they done this, and do they now co,ms;
ana charge us with wishing 10 heap calnm5,, ~
,oriI ms, SIR propose nothing like r.
~ouiu treat the Administration Justly; and ali !
ask Is that they shall 90 the same ;,,;; ".u 81
jackson, and his friends " "eh'
The gentleman (hIr. Blakc) also asrs 80 r
n.,; Oiiices nag been created under this Admins
ral!oh: ana ne answers the question hifrrseIf N,,
saying, not one The question and the ra-,,Hs' ~
intended 10 go before the coInmunitv. and - &c
duce their effect abroad. Sir let the rer,Ioipa.,
% a., .saI eI from me- answer him, the
oiucers attached TO the far-hmed Panama NT;ss;
nave oeen created by the President. shaII ,n,
say any thing on the subject ofthat misson IT,
nature ~ oil u Is well understood by the Amertcan
People. But L must be permitted 10 r, an an
INC assumption oil poverty the Executive in tb;s
case. In MS flrst message he stated ia nc tha,,S
invitation had been received INVITING tb;s ~; 1
DE represented at the Congress of Nations shor,,
III ..lo e e'! d. me lsthmus of Panama and he
auuS' me invitation has been accepted and NJ
isters .rlH DC commissioned and se,,tm Ua ~.
sequentiy submitted, il is true the anpointroo,t
these Ministers to the Senate and II he had 49,.
written, at the same time aconmuricar s., y. . 40.
ministers tciiI be commissioned and sent, no 49,.
as OF course, TO be understood that thew would -
commissioner and sent by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate. But i'm that co, ~ : anu
ton he tells the Senate that he had o!sa-
ue WITHIN ms constitutional c05npetcneu 10 senS
these Ministers by his own AUTHORITY hSt eiia
i iae sfselou.ly 25f their consent No
--'f am pam dealing man, but as the President
Is inasi'u ATE nigh IN office, ought not perhaps
to say, that he Is either ignorant or corr,,nt RI,
this may, permitted 10 say, and this win soyt
that II any other had said as much IyhomiJ Ia
able to convict him, either of the grossest irnor
ahce' or cl the grossest-whatis worse VIVA.
saysthe Constitution? Here Mr. C. o,,oted 40
follows: Ss0'e" ~
He THE President shall have power. bv an,
WIN the ADVICE x consent ofthe Senate 10 make
ue"ueS' provided two-ihirdS OF the Senators pres
ent concur and he shall nominate and Nv a,5
with the advice and consent of the Sen,te I'LL
appoint Ambassadors, other Pr Lie Minister'S and
Consgis' Judges of the Supreme Court, and ali OH
81 olncGFs oi'hc United States, whose appointments
are not herein otherwise provided for and yvbIcI,
shall be established by law. But the Congress- MAJ,
oy law, vest the appointment of such inferior off.
GERS as they think proper, in the Presiden, ah1ne
~ me courts OF law, or in the Heads of Depar-
| ments The President shall have power 10 iii ~,
all vacancies that may happen during the RECESS ~
the senate, by granting commissions, which shall
/ expire at the end of their next session.
nov, eir' II ne can only do this, by and with
me ddctce ~ consent of the Senate II cert,irl,,
lolioWs that he has authority to do i, vy;iIsr.
thelr ddrlce & consent, and, ifhe believed me corr
tFd'y' II Is charity TO attribute such belief 10 To-
oiance' o"ch al least Is my opinion, but it NAV
be owing to my planness and want of canaci,, 4,
owe INTO such maitersas well az he. He NAV No..
rive II from some superhuInan power such as nro
duced his ''SuPeT0ddtd O6Igdfioy,' TO send an am
ca force against Georgia; with such powers am
unacquanted, but II there be such stperadled ro,r
er It must be accompanied with superadded re-
| sponsibiIity. 'NAe' re-
Let me now say word to the gentleman f-s-,
Slho VINO spoke last yesterday, (Mr. WrishtA {
heard that gentleman demanding as tbou.>l.
proudly, what are the abuses of which we co,r
pIan' and boldly challenging the fullest .iovesf;
CATION Sir, think could, with rreat ,,rIrrf,,,
lei i MN ior an answer TO certain Committee.
called II mistake not, the secret crrn,iffec- =;
SPEAK oil this from newspaper authorjtv)--a,I
winch was organized here last Winter Il INV, -.
mat that committee, We're they so disposed. si5s,
point out great many of the corrupiisns and a.6,
SEES oil tins Government; but, as they were scc-..
! committee, doubt greatly whether thew tTo,ld
/ be much inclined TO deyelope mysteries M tba4
character. / rather think they, would be more.
/ disposed 10 secrcte them. / win however az
| ieaVe OK The gentleman TO point out one or two
! IL was an abuse of the contingent fund If tie
state Department TO pay young Mr. King an
b. outht OF ! l,5O0 as Charge d'Afairs while he re-
named IN England 1t was an abuse of that fund IN
/ pay John II. Pleasants nineteen hundred sojfsts
Tor carrying out dispatches 10 Buenos vres ,,l,.
ms got 50 far out OF his latitude as TO land ~
Verpool. Sir, willmenton another ab,;e4 w..
! Minister was appointed to the Pat.tns .Iissio,
certain gentleman was appointed as Sec-et,.,y cc
Legation to that Mission, and p2id his SALARY, f,is
NJ the same tune, that gentlemen was on am ola,
uoneerng tour IN the State OF Netv Vorl =,
candidate for Governor ofthat State TEfrfc,.,.-
nave IN an answer OF the Secretary ef the STAT "a,
/ an enquiry OF this House on that subject ~.
secretary acknowledges that he received This Ga,
/ larry Tor going abroad while he staid at home: a.
assigns, as reason, that the gentleman resigf.
"a lucrative Office TO accept OF this appointment
but an examination and comparison of dates viii
snow that ne had resigned that office surne,ifn,.
before and for the ayowed reason that he could 49,,
qischarge the duties Of it, account Of i'll health
Now, II The Government may paw man for. ,loi,.
the public business abroad, while AZ the s.rs
time, they permit him to remain AZ homo cio.
uoaeerng Tor Governors Chair, or for ans, III .
&c purpose say it's an abuse, and ought IN br -
NEEDED. W 'r-
Speaking oithe establishment at Wet p,...
peiInt u e 10 make one remark Arnonost H., 80
IN me estimates for that institution I md G ~
lo"ls OF compensation to twenty syper,,
"GWy second Lieutenants, eI5 100 Her.
are twenty young men who have been ednc,.at
.. ,no Pu'hc expense, and who are now sup,or,, !,
80 ''Sis own MONIES, at an annual expense OF ets