Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-17
From HI, Ne York Duly Airertiser.
ITnaci ofa Letter, daied

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L1roct ofa Letter, dG'ed
! WAsuNGr,S. Dec. 20, 1880.
The Pfeaident IS much troubled by tue IN
! ouisit.vrnrss OF the Sfnate. aud by the pbih-
cn,,.p, m t,s pa,c. ) respecting VI Randoiph
! Alter hts inaigo aiIuh, aud bef0tc IL" meeting
| o. the 2l,i Congress in D"crmbe' last, NJ NJ
/ nnuled thrpp ministers 10 freet MI,h Turkey
liz, ma Ie no nomination oil MINISTER'S to tue D II
| ate during tn. list session Of Congress, nor did
| A.. intimate 10 thai body that he h ii made
/ toe appointment, aud that negotiations
we're then pendlng. \ treaty has been
! made and IS n0w before the Stuaie ior
! confirmation or L leCtloa. The kuoA iug pc
! luiCian. at Gadsby's and Browns, who have
| been wonderfully enlightened by their inler
view. with the President, and by their hren.
dance at the Circus, say, tnat tue treaty con
fans a 81 rel article, which might, II known,
uo,slnI, involve u, il n controversy with X :
| STA They further say, TINT tnB , nat lIas tue
fcurtIiy 10 ask the President where he hn4s
! hInse vested with the power, by the C"ns'lln>
! ton, u appoint MN sters on new MISSION,
| aud kerp tnsin abroad during All tntI,e session
| of Congress without oht'ining the consent oil
the Senate The qursuon ,s puzHlrI aud
! although in a communication he mace three OF
! lou year. ago, he sa,d, he had most attentive
! Il reflected on II clause OF the Coas'tnilo du
! tu. he American K voluton, II IS somewhat
| 4 ,tii,,l VII, tner he VIII be able by The aid OF
! his coa tutors the astnte Mr.. Van Buren, The
tnmAmg ~. s'-''i anu tuG HtDru hIT. Ia
! tug--ln saY no hing OF lhr sag"CtOls Mr Barry
10 pom, gu, the anti lie ana section " Ica
! gives him any such power. Nay, further he
| can Il ID no pee. cent, winch " Ill uphold hun
"a TINS mrpgaGt ASSUMPTION Of power. Tie
! nrthrst nat any President has claimed tht
cotsti ut,onnl right 10 APPOINT minister's has
! been ot.lY during the recess OF Congress-
! We shall see how these genll1mrn can
! " STRAIN nj u guat hnd swallow a cdmti.n A,r
| Adams, in hls message IA II .tcmbcr, 1928 al.
,er stating llat tn N"u hern Republics contr.n.
! plated mol 1T. Cong ess A Panama, snd had
/ irvtrd tee Uptcd States 10 send mn st rs 10 H.
uol IS this language: " lhr invitation ha,
'".u acc pod. and nla,slefs the port o. lhe
Un,ed stde4 VIII lie COMMIT spHeh to attend
at thrs. Il lberations, 81. a.
II WIS con- ndpd by thu opposition membefs
/ in the Seuhl,, rat the Pr. llrnt had assumed
! the los sesslon of power not si,en hIm b, TIN
Constellation and InPrrnpoh they cali ID Inn
- accoant Tor a-s'rtng the iIeht 10 do al Act
which they s,h II ae had done. woulI have
violated thu Tvs u,neut. Mr.. Adams IN az
wer 10 a call made by the 9enaIp, -tihrms
ms righi as President II the Unlird States, 10
commission ministers during hp recess oil the
! Sraate bni he sa,s--" although miS measure
lrus deemed 10 BIZ cildin The constitutional com
| yttencV Of The Ertctiire, | nave not thought
! prupet - take any step in II. before uscerta am
ing that my opinion Of ITS rApeiiency III con
/ c Win that OF hutH branches ut the Lceis,
ture."
lho minority in the Senate said the Pres.
! d'nl asserted lhr right In al palnI ministers IN
! all CASES, wtthont the consent ut the Senate
and tey sud they were bound by the oaths
/ they had taken, " to preserve The Consttulinn
! I m pI kir it,a AFT II
/ the pu ty aud yig"r'
Ga the 3Oth Of March, 1895. Mr. Branch in
t,odnced re.oluuou>, protesting againt the
competency oil tue President of the u. STATES, 10
have appo nt"d ministers to the Congress of
Panama, "itaput The advice and consent of the
Senate. As they were modified by hun on the
same day, they read rs follows: Resolved
that, IN tae opinion otthe Senate. the proposed
measure was not " uhn the constitutional com.
prt'ncy Of The Executive. Aud also resolved
as toe opinion Of the Senate, inas,nuch a, lbe
claim Of power, sci mp by the Executive. mig ht
Il ned To pass unnot,ced by the Senate be
hereafter rehed upon II justify the exercise
OF a s'milar power, they owe il 10 themselves
aud to the states they represent, to profess,
n"d they Il" hereby soiemnly. but respectfully
protest, aga nst The same In suslamiup the
Iresolnuons, The mover denounced Mr. Adam.
as an u5uipet, &c.
In order that the Commercial men OF yo,, ri
y may see ~ what kind OF hands MIR Van H.,
rem tlur the President is out OF ne ou..t my
""s .""ndta 'her interests, aud that they nv,
nave brought 10 their recollr ctluns tina t;r at
"n'ch the ittends OF Gen. Jacks son eucoursg.d
u, Tue senate, for the purpose OF disparae,ne
hr' Adams aud Mr. Clay, Twill make am 90
u'c' from Mr. Randolph's speech on A.
Erhnch's resolution, ana whop,e, win tab, W.,
pans to tend the speesh, will find the eta,
10 Il" Tar sample OF the whole
Now, ST, ths gentleman from n nth r..
oilna is so exiremrIy unreasonable ms to 49,. |
he VIII benr with my rrprooi. bou.--,s''
break the iineal succession of our mon,
a"u 10 reduce us T." something like the barn,
r'sm OF RUSSIA, where they haven't vo, . w. ~
'e" themselves in the b of Ie.,1,,r 1879
,rgulaf '"deieas'b'e succession OF t'rAn,s a.
,noush they ei"'m tie bead uf The ,atl' u, ~, s''
h"'v Alliance Where there Il Lardl,, ~. :" '"e
'tahce OF the lne1l ter .ucc..n;' we M
'" "n " ,'ho"t Ies'''de or parric.de' nnbice
he case lmPhes,) from the tim, H. l"n'ch