Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-27

a,'unciIy Tie power OF removal in the President NJ h
Hn'eu states Where was the express grant for Ina,
was strictly constructive power mower iunliod
hunhng tor arguments sake the accuracy of this d..
,"euoh, where does The Senator find The power of the
senate by construction The whole episla,e IL IA as
serted has constructive power but each must have
oSie Is The constructive power of either Such
s,ch s"'"'n nv ihe Arguments, all have it; therefore,
'as IT, no" very unsatisfactory, MIR F. said /, was
scarcely necessary, after ing IL 10 assert Ani;na
however this ingenious faacy to be sound re- sonins
nov ooes me Senator exclude the President from the be-
beht oil 1t The President is an important porion ., H.,
legislative authority How be denied that the i'm
pmsu constructive power belonging TO the whole Legisla
lure ~ div.ble. and 10 be seversly sssumed nv two
branches oil the three, among whom is parceeJ ant
House of Congress, no TO be found IN the Consiu
ton The trainers OF the Constitution probably supposed
sueh never could he necessary the powers expressly
granted 10 boh, united or separately being sufficient to
prevent or TO punish irregulary ciminaity il, The
Other departments OF Government Nor was il 10 be
denied at the powers granted are aplpIy suffice nj, ex
cep in cases OF most extraordinary character none of
which had, and. MIR. f. trusted, never could occur
Either can preveEt improvident gsaon its wn will
The two Houses misconsuctions of laws by
repe aling amending stautesabuse OF power bv en-.
acng new limitations on It's exercise; while the great
remedy oil impeachment is at HAND 10 prevent fragrant
violations oil Executive duty. The inquiry alone into the
conduct OF the Executive, in any oil its branches with
view TO Impeachment by the House Of Representatives.
was more powerful corrective than any separate re.o
luton oil disapprobation either House could pass While
however may be admitted that either could, in its ow
defence, or in cases OF pressing danger resort TO this con-
struct,e authority tosct by separate resolution il cannot
enever has been before, denied that The party censured
violating obliga-
ton OF duty, had right 10 be heard any form he chose
to present himself justice and decorum others being
duly regarded.
Fem the Senator from South Carolina (sir Calhoun
one singular idea Tell lie had said that Joint resou.
tons were consuionsy subjected 10 the President We
TO- like acts OF Congress- II followed that the nj The
Constitution intended that resolutions should be
beyond Executive interference. The argument would be
good the Constitution said any thing about separate
lulons As IL did The fser nere was that sepa-
rate revolutions we're not thought OF by the trainers or a-
thors oil the Government The authority Of each House
10 regulate us own proceedings retired to- could APP
ply as The object o these censOial revolutions was TO
regulate the course, rropery TO influence the
proceedings OF Others.
The President can OF course have no business with
what is done in the regulation OF the proce etnps of either
Houses but when the resolutions exclusively external
~ their opefaion and operate directly his official and
personal conduct and character his 10 int ere is
much more clear Than the right Of either House thus 10
operate npon him. is, in act but the mere rig Int OF self
defence, not denied 10 any individual body corporate
however humble or however xaied. The President had
as said by tile SENATOR the audacy to enter the
Senate all, and be mbers and ,er eon
stiiuents Was thai fair statement The President had
not OILY hot terered but expressly or
intention 10 interfere betw Senators their consit
ents and their conscences He slated his defence
naked iacts, according evidence recorded the
OF the Senate He has had the audaci,y use simple
facts, without drawing inference in his defence
And why not use these act asweli any other facts Tor
That purpose. The Senate is scrupu ous in lis
treatment OF the PRESIDENT and the Senators who are so
sensitive this asserted Denied between
dent and his constituents without nesrsSon o. s r,es'
Are to use the rod without mercy, and treat the
Executive as whipped schOo-boy; charge him with
audaciy il lie does lot kiss the rod which has been ap
piled TO lis shoulders merely for his good? II the
President had appealed the States had address
to the Stale Legislatures lie would have been justified by
the example set him here. He has He has left the
Senators 10 their constituents aud doubt the parties
would, in due season. TO right under standing.
The Senator from South Carolina has called the aiien-
ton oil his sdversa,ies 10 the late gener of the
term Wing TO the discordant fragments OF all parties OPP
posed 10 The Administrator he seemed to imagine it
from the peculiar applicability Of the term. The
general application OF the did prove any fitness
10 The thing 10 which il applied IL proceeded not
from tie harmony between the and hing, but from
concert between those who desrous oil giving
and popular name TO old end unpopular thngs. There
organized and associated press, directed if
impulse here, least directed to one end by different
impulses The press, through all its raflcation taking
up the watchword ewing from lie pure in New
York, sounded IT through the country and the Secretary
OF the Hartford Convention and O<goods Parishes
Of the Pupits Of the East aud all like spirits The West
and South, and Middle States joined the coneeyted CIV
Mr. f. did net not believe in The possibility OF deluding
the people 10 embrace condemned doctrines and politicians
by The simultaneous application 10 them OF
and venerated name. He was sorry the attempt,
because the effect would be degrade name associated
with glorious TecOlections OF exalted patriotism and
dsinercsted suffering; OF great public services and holy
devotion TO freedom.
MIR. F. asked il the name Of Wing would not be de-
gradedl applied unfortunately persons who had dis
regarded IN The days OF the counIry's peril The obhe
oil duty and patriotism Ask The Northern section of the
opposition, IL the Nullifers Whigs-twelve months
since they rebels Ask the Southern section il the
Hartford Conveniiouists Wbgs-a lew years sine
they Disgrace 10 the country; then the open
enemies Of the Constitution. Ask The Nationals and t e
Consoldatonistshe high Tariff aud Internal Improve.
ment menthe States Rights men, par excellence ifthe
are each and all Wings in the English or American &C
ceptation Of The woodland the may be Oh,
yes now, but not short time since, AID they will
not be short tine hence, il things 20 the hope
IL that things will CO. Mi. Forsyth felt how difficult
IL TO find appropriate for the union oil
such discordant msefisls but lie thought lie could
furnish sufficiently descriptive Unlike the party
which lie would apply IL, IL the Of compound
good in ITSELF and made Of materials, all of which were
good in their way. Suppose call il the Punch party
Pcnch is the union u inHpid walsr--the deIudet
men who The chief material OF the party acid from
the lime Of lie southern growth, it is produced in The
open air in Mississippi sweenesslbe tariff sugar from
Louisidua--he spirit Of New England home made
arrsck lrcm South Cafolind-whiskey from the west
Monongahe or lseHbefe-a dash OF Poieen from the
shop OF DR.. Macneyen 10 catch the Iisl-an rishmar
loves the smell OF turf sinokelhe smack Of unlawful dis
dllanon Casing eye TO iuludty, and supposipg tina
The Unko prophetic oiebodngs OF war, pCstlence,
amc and OF the coffin hsnd bilsihe prophecy Of day
since lint the last nail driven into The cellin o
JSCksonisn, realzed-whs fcusing wake shoult
have, punch being he order Of the night, when the vet
efar carully rolled ~ his she'll TO be restored bt
great mother OF si The genius Of dscord might IN
ictfUpt The harmony Of the scene. II question SHOULD
arise about Tie division Of tie spoils OF victory glo
scratch would follow 10 determine who should be adj
minister ode b0nis non" Of Uncle Sam. The insipi
would stand no chaLce Whoever heard OF good coll
administrator The acid Is quite The thing 10 Civ
flavor to the compound, but by Itself only 10 se
The teeth edge The sugar must be safed wili ID
walton Of the 2 cts. per III. duty. The stfuggl
among the pifis Of arrsck here is not enoug
for broad. boomed administration The pofeen is Of 10
reign birth, and therefore, excluded by the Constitution
Nothing, then, Is Ie, but The N England rum and Yves
f. hickey How stands the account between them