Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
SNIP AND SNAP.



BY the Constitution and laws, but in dero-
i CATION Of both"
4 But the Protest says, that neither the
President nor Senate have Gpower q right
to control or censure each other;n
!, Therefore the Senate Is wrong, and
hunah for jackson.
Snap. The President proeests,
"That the "resolution Of the Senate is
wholly unauthorized BY the Constitution,
and in derogation Of its entire spint.n
| But neither the President nor Senate have
''power or night to control q censure each
lother"-
Therefore the President is entirely right,
and the Protest is courteous, constitutions.
and conformable to usage and precedent.
Hurrah for Jackson.
act of the President:
This Senate may hereafter, upon an i'm
Peachment, be required to pass Judgment
upon that act;
But they have prejudged the act was
wrong
Therefore they have incapaciated them
selves to act as Judges. Their d sapprovall
was unconstitutional, and-hurah for Jack
son.
Snap. Many Senates have approved the
acts of many Presidents.
The House of Representatives might
have entertained different opinion, and
preferred an impeachment for the same !
acts upon which the Senate would have
bsen required to pass judgment;
But they had prejudged that the act was
right
Therefore they had incapacitated them
selves from acting as judges. Their appro- l:
val was constitutional, and-hunah fort,
Jackson. Il
Snip. Snap, you are fool. /,
Snap. You are another. Noah.
Mossie is giving his "imitationsn to the Il
good people Of Salem, who were delighted Ii
with him.
Ii
Kitchenism is growing into bad odour Ie
wen in Tennessee. attachment to|
zen. Jackson in that state is sincere and ar. liz
lent, and it is natural that il should be. but il
ike their brethren in every part Of the
ountry, the citizens of Tennessee refuse tol
tand erery thing. They are opening their s
etter written from Haywood county on the Iri
9th ult., says:-"Public sentiment has &c
realty changed with US in regard to the a
government ofthe present Chief Magistrate len
nd the cabinet irresponsible. Our citizens ps
% longer place implicit confidence in the |so
yisdom, prudence, or political integrity Office
he President. They begin to regard with ltr
jealous caution his late acts, affecting 20 Is.
ljslriously the currency an9national cred- III
Eaaxine( --.---.slw
HYrocRnx.-This gentleman mingles in Ia
II society-but he is particularly fond oflm
eligious societies. There he may be seen !hi
about, secretly sowing the seeds "a
f discord and fomenting jealousies.-He u.
ecks his visage in smiles and dimples, often to
fleets friendship for the object of his hate k
tut beware ofhim-for the dagger ofdeath We
concealed beneath his robe! His smile le,
the smile of deception; the poison Of asps I'm
under his tongue; cursing and bitterness led
blow in his train. and his feet are swift to tn
o works Of mischief and violence.-There lea
treachcry in the affected meekness of his lm
yes; his honed words are but as drops of fe
quid fire and his whispers ofkindness, as lfe
Ne gruff bowling of the fierce hyena, that "a
1irsfs for blood. lu
lbe
Domestic Education.-We hope thefol- en-
,wing from the Newburyport Herald, will Ies
nd place in every newspaper in the
ountry. 1t is No fancy sketch, we have la.
urselves witnessed enough to convince US, Inn
rat s'such things 4e." tn
1--WE once heard of fashionable young RI
.dy in the metropolis, who was led to the OF
yrneneal altar by thrifty Broed-streetI 81,
,erchant. He casually expressed wish oh
ne day that some Blown bread might be lev
aked. The girl in the kitchen was order-l N
d TO make the bread. She knew her duty, &,
ut at the same time knowing that her mis- lpl
ress did not knoD hers, very samply in lfo
uired how much meal she would bake. az
The lady hesitated a moment-but the in- u
uiry must be answered-"about three OK
ecks of each kind, she should think would e;
e sufficient" Abigail went at it; and the n<
ext morning, the gentleman had speci- ri
zen of tsrenfy-seren loaves of brown bread fe
,ade by the direction Of his wife ~! LII
Pesticoaf Gopernmest.-Theg good peo- al
le Of the township of Omsfen, being per c<
uaded Of the superiority of the 3.Petfscoat tes
nm Of Government to all Others, have, Tor Q.
NO successive years, made use Of a female s.
oastable, as a .sterror to evil doerso within r,
he bounds of the township. Last year the q
1t fel upon Miss Clementina TraffoFd, wLoI 81
, person, o. by deputy discharged the Of
ce to the big ID satisfaction of the inhabi-I &
,pfS. and the anDointment of M Cafha-I~