Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

no cause for such removal, and that the President
IN edectng removal, had transcribed his conssi-
tstionsi powers. This unwary, rash, and impro-
per conduct Of the Senate called down on the mem
hers u that body the-p,otea That protest. which
Sss meant 10 leach themn not only the extent oil hcir
past uapsgressions, ut the extent Of oture opc
dance by which alone they could hopc for forgive
ness J. was honily on the sx,en, OF Execu-
i've powera sort Of ere -bui like. all other crecds
II me, with sreal deal Of pyo,e tsn'Isn-i, was
| wIiha so ambi guoos that nobody could swallow H.
u appeared TO tcnJ but 90 one result md that was
that all powers WI Ieh, IN the widest range OF Ex-
ecutive definition, couldbe call dEseeut,ye powers
w'ro 10 be placed M the hands OF one man tn, all
officers, whose duties were preBcribed Ivy the Con
stnutiop, and whom, the Constitution and Ia as made
amenabie 10 Impeachment for mai administration
were bu, 81 many puppets 10 be moyoJ by one su-
prcmc Execuliso head, and o from those du les
which the Executive himself could not p form
Tie tMr. w did sry, rs lawyer, that the whole
theory oi The protest s built On this foundation
add thai there wa, not oue power belonging 10 lie
Customs, Army, Navy, Treasury, 81. which was
NOT, according 10 the proeS, an Esfcitve power,
and 10 be exercised according 10 Executive viii -
| Tie MI w. had said tlai The great slclnen-
tafy principle which characterized the pfesant 3D.
tnioibua'ioh was "a desire 10 xtenJ Execntsc
power There was however another pm ple cot =.
hectei with this first one, ard winch formed lis
chief support II was thIs that oil Offices the
Just rewards Of the successful patty, md that he
WAC goi oifcr, rot Il for hims " 10 The utter disrc
cara ~ he pcopi" or The county II was ms pm
cple u rehnc on patty that NATL d the A3mlnis-
trilipn 70 rccr ~ iald troo mcrceG rios ' very
mfn m"rked some wuh abuitot, bul moal with
t0fd' -mfn upon whom they could reckon with
CERTAINTY ani he {Mr w believed that The
expectations OF those who hoped 10 carry
'e President through were FOUNDED solely and
entrry On h'r conn ienca IN the disc'-
pine anh activity, The tactics aud obedience OF
ms e"Ps. tie would ASK II TIRE was any thing
"he arr men' On the other SIDE ID the als"-
cafes OF IN. adminlsio alton come on, into the field
ana meet discussion !--wcrt they ever seen com
ing out odiscnss their rrlnc'ples7 We're they no.
'"unh calculating upon the Post Once the Gus
TOM House, and the pad and disciplined troops
'ha' 'hev had overy vine I lhes. ih'"r were the
SOL OF persons VINO were to 20 to the polls anu vo'c
GOWN 'ht arguments OF NE w hlss. j. appeared %
h''n that the same thing was desired TO be effected
WIN the people " the peoples lends rs was u be
ELECTED with the CON OF tho country that IS they
"cre not T. he nsighed but TO go by td&. 1t was
oesifehlo have the people st'mped, 80 that when
man showed his forehead, he would also show Cf
image and s"perscrIpton. 1t would be- ohser
sc' .hat nus power OF RENEWAL calInth by the
i'es'oeh'' hnvlnga cheek IN NE senate, an attempt
hnn oecn made against The Senate IN thpt
particular II had been the custom CT the govern
n'ch'' hhh'f'o, IN The event OF any vacancies or-
c"rrins during the recess of Congress and being
h'ed oy lae Ffesdcnf, 10 snbmit such NOMINATIONS
tor he appreciation OF the Senate within 80 day
after the commencement OF the next session Bn
what course had been pursued by tins adm,nIstra
ton J For more than l2 months important Offices
had been filled without the consent of the Senate
| Nr. Webster here lnstanced the CO sos of Msssrs
McLane, Duarc and Taucy.l SO that here was the
Key of The Treasury (hc did NOT know whether
there was any thing in ~ held for more than I2
months by an officer whose manhattan had moi
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P'os'''oha oeha'e han iefmiheu 10 look ITO mat
"'a''ef' HIS colleague $40 q pedSch 10 ofng III
measure at the next Congress which shon rcs,ra'n
mo mi '''s department. ana take away all unJ"N'
p'oh's no" 'nc Collector down to the dc waiter
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