Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-10

the "aory, sc, this injurious opeye n'. , On sme ar
s no evil OF Ibis Character should from,
scn pctveron of the first pne,ulc of our .t 10, ~.
Mor.y IS TO gorrnn nsi very certain liza, prs;d.,,
the successful isestse Of his dues necessary Ia
III 'hs as IN all other public concern, o,;o ~
free operation OF the public win Let us ,hcn ~ I'VE
ashd our system tina, ,e office Chief Masi,,ntc NAV nor
oe conferred uPo any c,isrn but pursuance of r ex
sion of the will U! the majority. " " '' '>i'sS@o
Mould therefore recommend such a,ren,., OF tie
election of President and Vice President The ,node ra -,
weigh, in the election and fixture first attempt "av
provided io by combining the second choice bewee Tho
Sen., It would advisable service OF The hef
magistrate to single ern Of either four year. IT, how
whether provision disquafyng for Office the Representative
IN .onsres on whom such election may devoJy.,
While members of Congress he coneruonay aPr-,r,
der the adhegece to ttS to sees, rt
of such stations they believed better qualified TO FL
doubtless he promoted by ne;i exclusion all appou,remrs
IN the gt OF the President in whose they may have
been officially concerned The judicial offca
and tie necessity Of securing in The Cabinet and diplomat,
Pennce should perhaps, except these from the exclusion
mere are perhaps lew men who cam for length Of
The influence of feelings unfvorab!e htul discharge 81
r pubic nnt,es Their integrity he proof against
they are apt TO acquire habit fookng inde up
@ Pnoic ,er,sts ana Of oera,ing conduct fom which
cies of property: and Government means Of
70. the of the People Corruption in sme and IN
DINERS ?erversion of feelings principles Overt
The support OF the few at the expense many The duties
all public ohces are, at least admit of being made s
themselves for eir performance cannot bot believe ,hi
more IS 1851 oy the long continuance of Office an
stneIay 10 be gained ny their experience submit, tle,s-
tore 10 your considerations whether the efficiency the Cy
g , M.N nS. De promoted ana official industry and
| limits appointments III four years. - -.
IN country where Offices created solely he,ef Of
station than another Offices not established TO ~,
To- nor continuance in Office s nave, nentr apponnen!
became an Officer with view public benefits and h,
these require his removal they sacrificed TO
complain, when bad ohse is substituted for good one re
VINO renewed has The of obtaining living aI
are enjoyed by the millions who held oice The pro-.
posed limitation would destroy idea of property now 40
generally connected with official stations and ahhogh iudi,
dual distress may be sometimes Produced would, fy promo
ting that rotation which constitutes Leading pi.cire in he
republican c,eed, give heahiu o Ire system
No very considerable change has during tie recess
OF Congress in the condition of either Agriculture Cou
proved injurious former nor as beneScial 60 The
latter as was anticipated Impor,ations foeen goods have
Under an usre excitement, has increased the praruco
much beyond the demand lor home consumption fe cone.
quehces have been low prices temporary embarrassment nn
are upon capital and are pruemt!y mana. Cd UNI
He the shoes anu be ultimately prohiabe there et.a
reason doubt.
10 Iesaate lis conduct, to promote equally The mos
pery OF ese three cardinal interests is one Of the mos, # H.
cub tasks OF GoseFnner; and may serer!,d tt,t tho
complicated restrictions which che intercourse
OF nations could not by common he abolished AMI
commerce allowed 10 flow III hose channels HIGH md W.
dual enterfrSe--aiways IFS surest guiersh, direct it %
We must expect selfish legislation other ia on AND
the manner best calculated serious ininy a, t.,
ioze me Conflicting interests OF ,fcu,ua or CON
invite your attention TO the yx;stng Tariff believing ,a,
! Of IFS provisions reluite modification
The general rule be applied ora iuat;ra The ee o
articles of foreign growth manufacture IS thai WHICH 80
pace our own III ilT competition with those of COUNTRIES
are controlling in regard 10 those articles which are of
necessity IN time OF war When reflect upon dicuy
| amt that,
never be attempted but tine utmost caution F.en,rut
value, and by which its capital NAV be transis W as
channels must always be productive specu
In d.libeatng therefore, on these interesting ,ect ,
feelings and prejuIces should be merged the pau .ic r
InnAIon to promote the grea, whole Aiat
enpls TO connect them with tho party conflicts day. ave
action them should be the coniroul Of buh. AZ
pueF motives Legislation. subjected influences can
whose active patriotism IS bounded by sectional limits nor
nSen;le 10 ta' spirit Of concession and fbcaace which,
gave lite 10 or political compact stan Sstaps il I.r,r
cling all calculations Of political ascsnancy, the Noh de
SOUTH the East and the West, should uue in dnnsjns my
huT,hen OF which either may justly complain
The agricultural neees county so essentially cnt.
nsccd With every oer superior n importance TO- them
all that scarcely necessary invite to it your paru,
attention Prncipayas manufactures Commences tend
to increase The value agricultural productions and 10 exhd
ie'I application TO the aid society that ~
deserve the fostering care of Government
Looking toward 10 the period distant, when sintfuz
fund, will no longer he required the on those r,csY
importation winch cannot come in competition with
productions are the h that should engage the attention Of
Congress III the modification Of OF these tea and
cofee are The most prominent they largely cu
sumption OF the country, and have become articles necessity
to all classes reduction, therefore, existing durr
will be feit benefits Other lroltic,
connected with commerce To be ecacous injurious IA
should be gradual and certain. -
The public prosperity is evnced increased reveptr.
arising from the sales of the public lands in the ,,,a
maintenance OF produced by nPoss and tonnage moi nh.
standing the additional duties IMPOSED by Of 18th Ma
1925 and the UNUSUAL nporaons The gay part Of tia.
year ~
The balance in the Treasury tie Let Of JAM i've
millions hundred seveniy-two hundred AMI
thrtyfve dollars and eighty cent. Tho recent
ofthe current year. estimated at twenty four MI
lions six hundred and two thousand two hundred M
thirty dollars; and the expenditures for the SAM.
time, at twenty-six millions ono hundred and xiv
four thousand I've hundred and ninety live dollar.
leaving balance in the Treasury The st Of Iaur
airy next, of four millions four hulred and ten thou
sand and seventy dollars aud eighty one Gems
There viii have been paid, account of tho r,,i.