Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-17

Mr. Tyicr's Speech The facts stated in Mr.
Flyers Speech, are surely startling enough 10
arouse tn attention OF that class OF the com
munity, "a numerous Class We hope, who re
gard government ma m institution designed fof
the benefit OF the governed, and not as merely
furnishing means of conieIring distinction
on ambitious politicians. His statements, too,
will command n degree of belief aud copf-
dence, coming from a distinguished member of
the jackson party, which the most undenlable
truths, uttered by one of its opponents, fire.
qnentiy fail to inspire We see, that four of
the Cabinet Secretaries have consummated an
act, the bare assertion of a RICH, to do which
during the last administration, drew from them
The most bitter dcnunciations Messrs. Van
Burer, Branch, Berrien and Eaton were Sena-
tors, when the propriety of sending Ministers
10 the celebrated Panama Congress was dis
cussed, and Mr.. Adams having, IA her u"nc-
ce.satilY, in nominating Ministers to that Con-
gress, asserted the right of the Executive TO
have commissioned them during the recess of
the Senate these gentlemen Jeigned feyer-
ence for the Constitution which their snbsf-
quent conduct has proved they did not fest
and voted tor resolution declaring that such
a claim oil power was rank usHPd'ion Ard
now, behold Two years have not elapsed,
aud they have done the very thing which
hey then so pdirioiicaiiy denounced Mr., Al
,,,o G,r only claiming right 10 do And
80, ,ho, OH FOR che confidence aud supper,
., tho ,eonle-ot that people, whom they have
thus abused, by violating the very pfne'p,es
which carried them into power !" oe 'he
obiec, Of the people to have the government
administered on proper principles md by hon
est mru, how can they give their votes ior an
administration which has thus shown itself ut
tsrlv unworthy of confidence That such IS
,hs ohiec, and wish OF the great mass oil the
,eonlr we cannot doubt. 1hey have no pos
.;,,e interest. beyond this, in the success OF
hi. or hat political aspirani. We call upon
hem, then, to restore, IN the perso" oil MI
CLAW, that party which they no" see was dn-
.,laced TO make room for 4 "orse-'os one
wbi,h complained Of profnsIon IN the pubic
e,nenditures, under its predecessor, and yet +"
,a,o nro fuse itself in truth which has done no
ooa ac, 10 recommend itself 10 pubic favor, but
" hieb, by us prescription oil its opponents ana
lis ouaryels among its own members over the
Ioayes snd fishes, has created feeling OF DIS
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| oano;n,ment in which il is difficult TO say
whether indignation or disgust predominates
Economy !-Wa refer the reader to the very
,r;.f and yery interesting Speech, which we
n,h,sb this morang, delivered by Mr.. Foot,
Of Come ,cut in the United States Senate o."
the general Appropriate" Bill. By it we lear"
the astounding fact that the expenditures Of The
government. during the two years since Zen
Jackson has been in the Presidency, have been
81 900 ,5o3 more tina" they were in the Nv" 70
las, wears of Mr.. Adams's administration TO
wit:
In 1928 and 90, they were SA3, 642,o5l o.
In. 1929 and 80, they were zo'o'o'o'o o.
,.r .r.;ou Jackson 2,9ss, 563 80
l This .,a,emept is not guess work, nor part''
.,;u, . IN, il is drawn from the Olcia