Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-21

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sonai ,ia,ys but he asserted that he was impelled
h, = soia,,n ssnse of his duly, He took a view of
,3o aia,nina increase of executive patronage, and
seid ,bat n was incumbent on the legislative
Zach 70 resist it,
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Alter some lurlher conversation 'he "'o''V"
Ia reconsdcr made by MIR, Webster, was a.
On 90 81, <,u ppo.,oo
greco 10 ~ 10 z%-MeSsrs' O"''ou.' '
and Grundv of the old states, and all the men,
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bers OF the new states IN Inc neBuuNe' Ni''
NuoIlor,a iorA I'LL mast cano m when
' ~ w -, 4, L.l-..t.,
Mr Calhoun sent leter Whicn no nou Iecetto t
from the President OF 'ho ". SAWS S, on. WIZ" .
no desired the Secretary 10 IeS NC lo,'oI mas
accordingly read. 10 IL ',e ~ s.a'es 'ia'
IN report oil the re'ia'n NJ " r e"Ju, VI W..
land bill as reported III VIC S'ooe anu t1o ucc" ny
Of (which was suppoI'eu ny 'wo ceruncales, N'I
Calhoun had mu na'eu 'ne "e viz itesiuen,l au
been guIy OF sPecua'lhg III .'e PupllC lanus
This he Ptonouhces 10 DC ialsG anu caluliiou;
charge, whfcn ne cas on Nr Oau,oun 10 roy ao' ~
his place on the hoor or TO sustain py
II M y. VIII DO neitner, tneh t1o rIes,unt WI
puonsh ms leuet 10 mo "ot,u, anu ~ Ia S 10;
u9h make the caiumry reoo" up'" ""0 "0au VI '''''
WIZ naa uttered II; 49,. e..Ll ol,,,, ,t l.,
Inc secretary ha'"s '"S '''e WV wv
ter ,.,-l..
Mr. Calhouh sau 'lat 'us 'I''er To- -.
his BOSOM pl.yi C1n.e'P' "lIu - III "a,
from being lnlmldateuj ne sooliu DeGone pouer !"
AS to the privileges oil MS s'etlon IN tne oeha.e, TIC
would leave tua' pouy 10 take care VI Us o" i
Retracton, lie wouiu oHer nohe' nc "ouiu te"e'-
ate his charges IN ms place, ana ieaVe II 10 the
friends OF me Ffesuent 10 snew lnelt laseho1ui
He had SAID that such was the humoet ana Suoue-
~ Of those who were speculatng that was enough
to make patriot despair lie had sald Una, tnis
was considered an administrator meaSuie . Alu .a'
80 far from repress'ng speculation II wouu =; %
it-that those IN power mad participated !" ue
mao askeu WHENCE " n n'1loaSee sa'est ti at
also asNeu whence .''s VI ",''o''
Ine secretary 0i uno uesSuy naI e'',;,
&c nay IeP.ou ~ was "o 'eI"'' " Wv 4 - 81,
ne dengh'cu 70 use uie wV.u. wa? wy ,esu,
81 the removal o ,ne uePos"es 70 loca' ',s'uou
oy winch uiv 'acnVes ioi ePoIIuualOi "a" r ~ "
increased ne hau sa'd lhat lnls was one 0. aue
means useu py ,hose u, power " SUSAN %
mere ne "au sa'u .as ,u ni;,;o roS, S, h"d
tney nau hol ohf opa neu pH n pm o't w
also Obtained pto"s py SPeeuuous' re nuu sIiu
tla' IonhGAlOl' ~ .'e In nay pr
cuteu' .ou' nc uu NJ n naun n'. "Iuu NJ"
naiie ''",e a' Va AZ Ilo' nj, "v uI III, iii
on 70 eo,n"e.. I 'io @ iI ~ ti,. "
ana TO lepeai VIVA. ne haa saio on .rat s1plec,.-
nc was euu " noa' ioii tie ie'tG' vi 'o
Hat 'ne sPecuiauon OF PupnC oimcers was ny MIN
considered as an lmpeaChao'e ohence' he then
concluded with stating mat ne would, aiier ms
explanation, leave the President in the position he
had taken without making any motion.
Nir ptuhuy sala nc owee II 10 Justice 70 say, mat
ne mao NOT uiueIsoou inc SENATOR rom SCUM Car
DINA as casting any mpu'a'lon on tne PRESIDENT oil
the personal character as reported III .ne 1looe,
put thoughl mat INC REMARKS were OF general
character. lie couid 60 on 10 say IN reference 10
Mr IVA La'ho'e S"no was n's personal irlehu] 'nht
ne huu suuPPoseu nc reference 10 oe INTENDED ior
Nun anu nc cou'u now state mar Nr M Lahore
nau no sce ''e removal o the deposites, borrowed
money from inc oahks 'of the purpose OF specu'a-
uon' re rda ia'iery mao as much as ne could 90
W Ply n's uy1's, S,.nouen ne c0uId eventually De
"Tat"y. nc sto'ec thdt NI N hamoTe was not
reie.eu oy tne ues OF Dlood 10 the President.
nr Ca'noul sag ne uld moi Know whetner ne
'au oosn acouId'ey rePoI.eu IN ,ne Uioos, Out nc
Presui'eu ,,"l no was my inntGhl0haly mlsrepre-
se'Iu' nc 'oio.teu W Tue uiilcuity which repor-
to,S lao 70 enoou'e' rom 'he NOISE IN the cham-
IL" II ~ plo'en'1u ten rom Gatchlng
coi'Sccty VIA zen iron gen''emen' but he couid
President in his letter was more worthy Of Billings,
gaze ne, man mI the Executive mansion.
declared that he had not understood The Senator r as
casting any personal mpuiation against the Presi-
ted with the ADMINISTRATION but with himself The
idea having been semi abroad bv him in circnl,r
letter during the warm contest for Senator of The
u S. in Mississippi
MIR Clay said that he had waited for some time
10 see if any one Of the friends Of the President was
disposed to submit any motion founded upon the
letter. As no one seemed disposed TO take this
course, he felt himself compelled by sense of duty
to state that the letter constituted gross breach OF
the privileges Of the Senate. He felt the profound.
est regret that such letter shonld have been pen.
ned Dy me 'I'srlons individual who nils the execu-
the highes, parsonage in the realm to a member q
Parliament OF Great Britain, it would have drawn
the monarch on his throne Ike knew, he said, how
VAN had poen 'he efforts Of those who are now
privileges and he knew how vain would be an,
attempt o. TINS Powerless minority to assert its Prl
press his regret at the course which the President
mao ADOPTED as wei, as ms aequHIescsnce in the
South Carolina not to submit any motion in relation