Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14


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Mr Bond sd 4 hoped the House vou pardon bin fq reading from this report
these c1so y illustrate and power
present party protested perpet or
e. sa Liberty this public es1ag was nG!
promised 70 adopt at some placed IN power We they
tpeaIz Of New
oss Sc 70 4oosss sa But besides their stated eonpenon appears that Il
te year the various oo s New I9 sRsonhO1se were
anng n nn" Of $4,000 And the l9s9r g adephs dur
We this patronage
fored report What limit and patron0gei-
Where the statutory remedy the which was reported Tor h PPo Sir
The made the report, Senate
Office is
approved report committee BY
whom that report was made and yet he and his party openly violate and
bands Of New York and throughout the @
Almost the first notice have Of the appointment Of Jesse Ho the
the Of We hear eoo q him and y heading
eago report body
them to be animated one spirit must Pc Tremendous an cleo
But suppose he wishes Us believe that Y his bands all this
hss my to this: and no urao : nses refer you Mr.
That gentleman after holding the honorable Of Governor
Pennsylvania proudly called the Keystone State was sdueed here for p
place and that provided for his political rival A Muhlsnberg Gov
2 the Pesden this nIu the power q Pansgen Col
VOLTS opposition quoted Collectors Office thus vacated In instant
new aegnG9 and G9yerGoT Wolf initiates himself new % Office
the before quoted from the report of Mr. Van
eqnt nvoe as rishs and he UR gpe the Office r
Mr. Speaker add remark TWO and md pass from this report The
White Fnday Dckerson Holiness Mr. and Mr. Richard
3ansoa, a Inc ne tae Jealous en G ae p perhaps, M.
sna 2 urge oe From he mone thew caTne oto sn now
@ tbe REPORT n ooons are orgot and in four years they appoint more
members Of Congress Office than had been done in all the previous history Of the
Government They also told the country that report that the press the post Of
ce te armed force and the appointing power were the most dangerous portions
those dangers ia certain bills Which they a5ned They u.s. too that
all this eandQf the President and that is not The hands q The
Pete and that safety these abher Of human fate he
on p5 p 5 Of the eo Mr. sosaRer he found t e
President the hands Of the peoples and he will
te message oppro.
people his State for daring exercise their
i2te*f contrary 10 ms %qe 1b ] t s Of b
and will them change position and take the side of
gentlemen what had passed
such marvellous Discrepancy between the sayings and dOng Of he party
S or Sg d M T Mn a. Rives Mr. Wls Mr. csmbp
last They charged the whole machinery Of the Goyenment
engaged the ofthe
we're unnecessarily great
that each had TOO many clerks and spent money;
correcting this latter
ring session reduced 50 from and after the
first Monday in April if Congress should sit beyond that day
much had ben win be found
the Senate the House reorners describe
most gapy the extent and Tor al their %
and his friends told the
@prriig the re
y those held control these jealous orne This
oftle Senate unpeted oue
BY It's friends public under the order the House. go
Of t~ country The read and honesty beev
n ing it
of years. what ha
pAonge No. Bt on the cora
before;
very which and have not provided en.
practical illustrations the abus
power which friends when sounding aeaar gave only
Ineoetc Isl
sin e orn saa g
pecy correction Of regard e ih public pgnnn
gentleman who offers r Hopdns) acting with the Adnq
which be conFaaed lls = SUI g
nn MI find this Tesouop
lsI po pc as
dispose IBIS own a1a & n
nun6af the doctrine st hespqs 39ng g e
inI bad me spos os9As
those identical wefas o. q
distinguished mea9ss