Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-28
said he cer<atoiydto
Rumor said, thu

:. co reoard Rumor said, tn
,a, w-re CO ain Members of the ar
'sh;,.t who I've their reasons IN tn
go .,,,;n,t e removal Of the deTP'
o.;res Thes1ft was not proposed On
= al, Cor. Cor n. T.. agreed that the "
800 nd nof,eht to call for conf II
aa,:.I corr-sn bdence between the 8
,x.s;..an, and.the heads OF Depart
90 long It continues contdeh- q
-, He had laced this call express e
!. -, the orr I'd that the paper IN
= s+;o, I'D Zen published as by au- c
! - 9Th sident, and that such I
n.hi;c,,;on smained uncontradtcted.t $
Would Il The a strange thing that
The who!ezko rid should be put in pos
session ofbnch paper by the execu-
tive, and that one OF the co-ofc'n''e
branches Of the law-mak'ng power
should have no right to be in posses
sion of it? In reply to the argument
that the gensineness OF the paper re-
ferr..a to was undoubted because !,
had not been contradicted, MT. 4. sa'o .
!,h;..yas but c.rcumstantIal evidence
of ia authenticity strong eviae"oe M
jde<d. but not the best within feae"
|of H. Senate, &c. This evidence ne
|shosld not presume that the lfe>''en'
~c.,la refuse to furnish, il called up
j on. If he did. it would be time enough
th1n to,ake the next best evidence OF
'lthe authenticity of the paper. sup
hose. Sir. said Mr.. Clay Q'l the course
2 Hf some further ooservations) tee res
fk5ept were 10 give an order 10 the
slS.cre,arv of the Treasury to issue
warrant for money tor purposes 20
+ required bv law. and suppose the PC
i rotary :, 'ssue the warrant. anu P''''
: the order OF his files. .: soRbrc !
e instead of taking money exercise
c Treasury in detail, the Il the whole Of
u b, sweeping as from the place
5. his poversdW required them TO be
F" the mould we not have Il right when
y. p per i, published rs an appeal to-
the People jusiifying such measure.
10 ask for copy OF that document?
This right on the part OF tie Senate
conld not surely be questioned. &c.
TuEsDsv. December ~.
! The following Nessag" was reccI-
we'd from the President of the United
States:
! Washington, Dec. II, 1888.
10 the Senate ofthe C;.aed States.
1 have at.cntlvely Cons!4eIcd the
Resolution of the Senate o: the liti,
instant, requesting the i're>ldeHt Q!
the, Cntcd States 10 communicate TO
the Senate 81 copy Of the paper ws''ch
has teen published. ahd winch pur-
ports to have been read by him 10 the
.ieads of the Executive Departments,
dated The 18th day of September last.
relating TO the removal OF tIs' depos-
ties OF the public money iroli the ija.ik
of the United States ard lis otiices.
The Executive Is a Co-oraI.iitc and
r independent branch OF the govt ratnent
, equally with the Senate; and nave
yet 10 learn uadcr VIVA. constitutional
authority that branch OF the l.esis'a-
} cure has Il right to require OF me an
{ account OF any communication. either
+. verbal, or ia writing, made to the
| Heads OF Depart eNte. acting as a
e Labiuc, Council. &, well might ] &c
IA rcouir,d to detail 10 the Senate the
a Tree and private conveist;ion l have
!. neii Win those officers on any suo
i Iect- relating TO tncir duties and m,
) own.
d Feeling responsibility to the Amer
It lean i'eopie, am Wiling, upon al. %
n cas,o,l>, 10 explain 10 taem tue gfouhd
h OF my condutl; and am Wi ~. Upo.
C ali proper occasions. t. give to eitnc
c branch OF the Legislature any i..:or
4 nation III my pos>cesio" ihat can b
&c useful IN the execution OF the arpro
a. pirate duties Conliaec to thcm.
r knowIug tie constitutional. right o
.cs tf. Sci.a,u, shalt be tae last m II,
70 under any circumstances. 10 in.e.ter
i. with them. knowing those OF the L.;
Il ecut.se, | small, 1t al times, cndeayo
r 10 rna.n,.,in thcUi, agree:,bly to Inc pr
/ f, visions Of the Constitute and the so
Ell cmn oatn nave taken to support a.
10 defend it.
" ] an constrained. therefore, hs
Ii proper sense OF my own scii-rcsptc
" and OF the rights secured by the / Oh
u stituticn to the Executive branch {
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