Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

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10 sAs esslsnsn srym Massachusetts Mr. Adams
That eonsismsa pecscsss With er~ai emphasis. =
rHssss the axessatics Of syeophancy and nan vor.
sAlp 10 GENERAL Jsehscni We have falbca upon
s,rsngs isnss. TIE ,sases have 'noas'roosiy chan.
esd snA some Of ne have ehsngsd win them.
am fr~Qnently at lsss sr. 10 desesmioe which eide
Il the question that genilemsn 10 on. A. the iss'
sessioa, he made one speech for ~sr smother for
pace, another for war sgain and al isst Thought
] vas sbou, right. !, hss lately been ssd, snJ
believe b. aotbonred IL By a letter TO the gentle
man from Il. Island fMr Pesrce.l that he has chan
ged b.. p,lii,cks IN his latter days
II 90. cir, shall be glad oft. for be has had the
fortune siwsy,, ! believe, 10 PROSTATE lie own
fepds. sbsll feJoise, ear. for smother the best ev-
idepoe Of Virgins, North CaroIins, Georgia. and
ell the Democratic Sia'es-sii the old democratic
party where the old federal State and Hartford
Convention iedsr.lisis are rsllying believe no
msu knows his own kind better then the honorable
gentleman from Massachusetts. and know there
10 o gres, change, somehow or other, in the ole
Jackson party. SIR. q new tangled democracy has
sprung up, and renegade federss,s. Of whom it
has been said that they haunted the graves Of such
Hamilton and Jay like Vampires" are now
among the present democrats in the land
The gentleman says his object in introducing
this resolution 10 TO arrive at truth. aud to produce
harmony between the two Houses Of Congress-
Hr fear his means will defeat his ends. He will
BY this resolution reanimste and the dead lIec
tor. once, he says dragged around the walls ofths
esptol by the victorious Archlllcs. Instead Of
an inquiry after truth, the business of this commit
tee will be to srraign the Senate Of the U. States
and to break down that body which cannot stand
much longer. II has wths,ood already more than
thought ii could bear, ard will moi consent to
apply another caiapul'a to its walls. The gentle
man will find himself mistaken Instead Of har-
n,ony, he will array House sgains, House, and the
legislative department divided against itself mus,
fall. The policy Of the executive, when il to
consolidate all power in itself will ever be TO divide
and conquer. will no, aid tho executive against
Congress. Instead Of being united hc!e to a man.
againet entertainments of the executive, IL seems
We sre TO be made ourselves the instruments
end the tools Of executive sggrandzement.-
Will there never be any peace in the land until
every institution 10 Frustrated to that one
hope the gentleman does not mean to enlist US
10 the fatal and unprecedented war upon the Sen
ate.
s'7, II differed - widely ss the poles from the
Senate on the subject Of pas, difficulties. would
how, in these fearful times Of consolidating ali pow
er. in the Executive, endeayor to become reconciled
to that body and to meet j. on common ground of
peace and harmony, and united action. Behold the
spectacle Of the two Houses Of Congress wrang-
ling to the destruction Of each other, upon the
point Of dispute, which failed TO do sovereign will
and good pleasure OF the Executive, which will and
good pleasure was never graciousy made known to
either! Would that be the Congress which our
father created by the constitution To be ws,chfol
and jealous Of Executive power, They created us
to b Q check. to preserve the equilibrium Of pow
", huo We hFo 10 quartet upout winch SNAIL yielu
mott TO . department which at best is but co-ordi.
nate ! say. cir. such a Congress some would
make Ne 10 no, the Congress which the founders Of
our government intended; and, when we yield our
jealous independence, the Congress of the Con-
stitution will be dead. dead dead With the pow.
er Of appointing the judiciary to decide upon laws.
and with the power Of controlling. by the brides OF
appointment. the legislators who are to enact the
lsws. tho President, IL he will abuse his trusts, is
omnipo,ent, and the government, 10 consolidated in
the Executive. Oh that could inspire my fellow
members Of THE heuse, and the whole American
people, to rise up in time sgsius, excessive Execu-
tive power. The time has come saen every man
In private life sbd in public when the high aud the
low. the rich and the poor, should meet together
for the safety OF tho government. Wble tina, IL al
sake, Yet W. ennciliste and cheer each other and
cay. 1t 10 M, you Of the Senate you Of the HOust
ef Representatives. who have sinned 60 gr,eyvusl,
sgsins, the country tie laS. its constitutions snc
the spirit Of its institutions bot you the minons Of
the Executive
sir. denounce the attempt TO charge the los.
Of the foriIhcsi!oa bill upon The Senate, on The
part Of those who rske II. knowing ii to be isl,e
To be a. base fraud and imposition upon the souo
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