The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-16

ample Of the Bank Senatorsin In eating .leiss
speeches and charges, or Of abandoning len
ders who have SO wonderfully abondoned
ther ioIIowersi The speech Of ffs Leigh
will be published; and from thai speectsl
will be seen thai the innocency OF the Prem.
den, is now the sole refuge, shelter and reli-
ance OF those who were denounclngg eondem-
mug, aud fearing him 10 pe,ces, Two Jaa.s
ago Aud u he is innocent. scaat are they2
Ii they adln hiu, 10 be innocent, what do
they pronounce themselves to have sbeena
Certainly they deprive tteInselyesof all ex-4
cuse, Of all justification. Of all defence, Tor
their condus, two years ago; they exmhit.
themselves 10 the most lamen.able point Of
view tha, ever body Of public men stood
iu. ..,...
Mr. Leigh has delivered several speeches,
and not published them; but his one must
be published. Tie public must haze il. and
ii mustsbe had in a form which will stop the
deaiaisso.s:he Bank wings. II is spe.eh
phacd uil di,band Il g paryi That part Of
il towards the end, which declares the inno-
cence ol the Presiden,, which absolres him
from all nfFence, and all crime whatever, and
in which Mr.. Leigh solemnly declared, that
ii he was then sililng i'll court Of impeach-
ment upon the President, he would return q,
virdic; Of mol guilty; this part alone is
enough. I, will d,-band the partyl l, ill
6Ii with shame and Indignation the i2O,-
600 people who seul ON a.emorials here
aqains, The dtspot, tgran.. and nsspr.
,ea to grGt.ty ass e.cn riadiftioe passions
against he B,ns, had riolated tie laaos and
coasftaiion, assrpsd ali p ger, prodzeed q
r'rStat.en, destroy ag all confluence, and
struck ds,o, fa, eoanfyy from q state uH-
Pcyatttssd prosperity TO state Of unpard-,
'eiLl aistycss." these one hundred and
twenty thousand petntmers. who opiy follow
cd the lead, and rc-echoed .hc words Of the
Bank wh Senator'S, mssi think themselves
bcwiched. Al frs. they wiil no, believe
word; at last. tie speech viii come, and.
like fsishiiul appsri.ion, orerpowcr .heir
senses. Then the storm Of shame and rage
mus, break forth; and all WIZ were iheu-
selves innocent vi designs 70 ra,n Inc Preai-s
denl Jackson, mus separa.e themselves ffom
leaders who have been 81, uajus, to the Prc-s
s.dcnt 50 false TO their God, 30 faiihless TO-
their followers, 50 fatal o their country. and
70 shameless now in the face Of The world.
As ,or Pres.den, Jackson, his measure Of
con,eu, must be fell; he sees the assaiiants
who, tw.. years ago, were tearing him 10 l,se-.
&C., uoa meek rs doves, gentle as lambs.
hon ring his motives, defending hts conduct,
and croachlng under the mantle Of his inno-
c.nce to save themselves froa, being ronssci-
ed for violating the consinu ion, subver.ing
justice, and dl-sr eng The Senate---rs-.r. 80 !.
As ius i!Ge i,anic -dtouf Tho destruction Of,
dc JoarnsI, II is destined TO evapuraic in The
v,!c-, abortion which even this agr Of IIlIpu-
rian and ephrmcral pas.ies has ever behcd-
a new l,gh, has broke out, whch coa.crss
the whole into ridicuic. These orginal
IN inuscr,pl journals, which Bank whig panic
Senators, aud Bauk wig panic Judges,
". u!d have US nciieye were sacred and in-
iaugib ,e-ncvcr acrer 10 be coached ia one
lcues rndcr sac1ilegc aud felouy these sa-
cred journals, II Is nos known. hase been
considered and treated by the United States
House ol Representatives iof thirty five pears
as waste paper! and rs such thrown away
and destroyed. such Is the fact, fos from
1850 10 iSs3, there IS no, leai Of any manu-
scrip. iournal IN the House Of Representa-
urcs. THIS fac, was b ought on, By Mr..
Rives in his speech, and here are his remarks
upon It.
II, is remarkable faci. that there is no
ongiuaI m .uu>cnp, Journal Of tho House Of
Representatives 10 cxi.tenee from the date
ot The adoption Of the constitution TO the first
session OF the 18th Congress, 1923. "a. As
SOON as the journal was printed ana PUBLISH
I'D, il was supposed there was no longer any
prac,icai motive COT retaining the or,ginai
manuscrip, j'urnal, which was, therefore,
never sake c1re Of, or preserved. such was
The practice during tho whole period Of tho
c.e,ksh,p OF the celcbra,ed John Beck'ey,
than whom there never vas 4 more accom-.
plished clerk, and bu, E.w abler men; aud Il
til. re be propsie. In The maxim. crILIssr
N suA ARrg cREDESnuM EST, such prac-
t,cal construction OF TIE constitution, IN tbs
regard, by nan so consersan, wish his bust
ness, mus, be admitted to be enl,ued 70 no
sIlsnl consideration
Where now are the panic Senators and
the panic Judge! ID writing line across
al entry, and drawing circle round II. Is