Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-08
SPEECH OF NiR. CLAYTON.

lGOSTINUED.1
The Presient whose removals were refre IN no ,
geIlleHan Gon Tame was Mr. Madison our
under whose opinions have already seen there is
no sheeT TO be found Tor this administration Then came Ar
Monroe who uny disavowed policy as Is nny
cd put P'ac''sed political tolerance sipnication
ne hau git constitutional lawyer To advise himone whose
prece ought 70 be adhered strongly as the on,I
constitutional lawyer Sr was Andrew a.nn nat
vice any question should sgnst passed over Inv the
eRg the special force efficacy of the second ssccii
ct TINS article, an the Constitution On Ilh Of November
1916 before Mr Monroe's election had been officially an
"eeo ne gives THIS magnanmIous view OF the duties or
Cei magistrate in selection party and parry feel
nss should be avoided Now is the lime to exlemse ,,
monster called party spirit BY selecting characters most
tpcuoUs Tor their Proby, virtue, capacity and 6rnusSs ,
eradicate those feelings which ON CEmer occasion. 0i entirely
many obstacles n the way government aud prbans have
divided The Chief Magistrate Of great and roveG,I 10y
on should never indulge party feeling. Ills conduct ,o
thet ana disinefesed, dicdys bearing IN mind that Inc
acts for the whole and not part Of the community By this
course you VIII exa the national characier aud ACQUIRE S
yourself name rs Improbable monumental marble Cor,
sur no party n your ebocei puSue dictates of thar
ring judgment which has long and often beue6ed o,
sentiments OF friend they are the ainr, n kno %
heart, Of an indisscmbed palrioL' NAV be said S; ill.,
unsotmd. Bot ask wheu!- Why as late AZ Nav ie5s
maintained the moral mental elevation &
increased authoritative sanction Of his own grsa ,s VIZ
letter 70 the tn George Kemsr If that dais so far from, e
aohg ibo he says, MY advice 10 tie President was that
he should act upon principles like tese:C onsider himself %
head Of the Naiisn Of Pauyi that should have AROUND
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SECTIONAL divisions and should his selection seek after s
OF Proby Vr'ne' capacity aud hnness; and ~ this way ma
would go iaT 10 eradicate those feelings which ON Cr,eT
nons biow sonaBy obsacss in tie way Of government s
oe enabled perhapstO unite people heretofore pnifra ~
ven Those who delight ~ view the tg Lac, pycs
dental Election verdict rendered by peopc ON an %
JoIed can best fnlOTm us how FAR these sentiments au
uona apinions should be Viosee having formed a NJ
mat Issue, and how flr they by the ten
preston NJ popuar appreciation.
bese opinon and precedeni5 u great egnstiforaI %
yss lead us 10 nlef rcccnDs upoH the general eSrefs
ol The two durne and che probable reasoning or ,,. 49,
made constitution ~ the old sst,rIss ~ co.s VT"
he power oi appointment IN Congress U,de, ,i
lFsien, Constitution the power usnsrred 10 the
s"eHt and Seuaie The House of Representatives etoso III
onnay wat not entrusted with any portion Of nj. ip,n
Powe why noNionorable gentlemen have strongly ,c.
sea Wo I'M oaiice Of what they call tho principle Of rotation m
CsDee ~ ohics 10 comply @iih the popular will Tho ls
0 Representatives being entirely subject W the uutabi ~
popular opinion, would Do most apt chance with evefv non
aI Dtze and give eject tu tat opinion Did ts esse
zoe neecs OF the fathers " the Repuhlc2 Sir VI we arc III
aocIen' hcT coinporaneoUs eSposions Of tho Cos,tuo
eason Too not Investing che Representative with this pc
was " preve the REVIVAL ~ valuable oce " nh sve,v %
ua change, and 10 give stability the administrator o. H.
government Moreover when the eenilennao rom n us.
sure staet here, at The political eauscs which n
we penps ~ change thom Chief Magistrate should ooee
pnn althe subodnaie agents and deputies he fvots ths,
VIC p"I"iM attention never H. and be- vge stso
~ " pe CONSIDERATION OF the merits and dement's Of contend
wy candidates for le hrsi 6ee IN their g scieny dive
60 70 decide upon allfhe officers ~ tive country In s -
sna territory wiere The people an fhcr Officers ths
Yo'D dprng 'lie lTli treat Dr'-a contest f nrrn n &