Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-19


isfs iasn tu1 position stsu ,nd tsfn reed IN
.fsct ~ nod terdnf ds,iy 30 ne d'ehae that he
-,sos. h..sag %. Bot BE- Pos'bs that The
rsr3esn hass end sufisined BY he fse' shen
h. rompst iotde sgtasi Mr. Adsms' 'dm'n.
ofihe Of he printing patronage -
I he ffgosn ih,s i,ssc M the pteeti Gaernor oih oSn
ssio the e5so' and Pssb,t Of Newspaper called the
Ee~ HAmsh,fe Paino and that tho dseoonasnee Of the
passan OF The lave that paper as eondef'd 80 Outrage
efsecu'"a io epnon' cake 'h.' Il ny almost be ssd to
have riV,n ,ut,sqaen ronsl elevation .nd
eaeet The dscnnnptoes q lssse l printer Of The laws
ocea,osss too L' pobsbns libel on the lady Of the
Pte.deni ~hou iesd scmslsboe Of ,ruh and grossly
sdee.n mt Randolph hopghG zeau. opPoset Of Mr Ad
sad oarh, to be read this floor. The occs
.oa bsvee, secd bny the subject Of public printing
p,ie c.cu.. ia t. House Mr. Sander. Of North Car
obn seed resolution calling upon the Seeres, Of State
report shat charges had been made IN the newspapers print
isg sw. together with ressons tot such charges long
snd .pled deb,e m owed and gentlemen have such
imperfect recollection Of the Of that day little refer
m' sehis' h. S..'y made to what was ,d 70 'oa' 90
and boss who .orpored IT, required be gsen for
from Office Since they power however that
aoe'rine hiss been denied and repOdis,ed
NJ Bond said he proposed to prove by th. debate that tho
rrs.ss, administration came INTO power declaring that the PRINT
patronage Of the Government ~ss oodns,e aud dangerous
ought be restrained and regulated by aw and fine
pfoupnr elevated withdraw from the Execu
tive h.nd'. Tho Of that resolution Mr. Stundersi
ssd
Il .hal be accused Of getting up call for pur
roses ~ effect DO told that this small business lie
be told that the pecunary involved in this
small influence the editors o. country"
THE total thus distributed could amount less than
between twenty and thirty ihou,and doas There
sgbiySo papers employed publishing the laws !" at
Of tho tina, he complained purpose by
which controlled" at calculate led to operate
aud DID actually operate. far control the freedom
Of the and enlist throughout the country that power
fa instrument II behalf OF the views OF the State department
10 this respect edectus and much more dan
gerous than the fsr-smed alien sod sediton laws"
Mr. Saunders concluded by saying that it his "ntenon
to take tbs from the State Department and place
where" member from Tennessee, (r Houston afterwards
Governor Of that State the President of Texas sus-
Of Sc
reis Of State change the publication Of opu-
iou. sake He alleged that the practice of Department
had been TO allow individual who might personally op
posed to the views and opinions Of the head of the Department.
n he honest and capable public officer retain his
place. lilo asked ' changes had been made order
patronage of the Government flow particular channel1
Such would gag the free expression opinion" lie
said:
Patronage is thing local and circumcribed II seek,
every little ramdeston into which by any possibility in
snuse itself is like the progress a cancer in the human
body SEXES on every vein and artery oe another
its progress ill the sufferer sinks
late applied"
Next Mr. Hamilton of South Carolina The chairman of
that rerenehmenl committee which have already alluded
That gentleman said
These eigh,ywo presses would be pu, the diet of
wholesome regimen and in the of soluay discipline
The sturdy and independent would be fed
such oTas they might be able pick up until the whole
r,ck should open foil and harmonious cry note
from the sturdy mssf that howls the door of The Treasury
TO the most sayeug Urnp that barks the fathes verge
Of frontier"
Mr. Bond would stop inquire whether we did
the Official the Globe that
basstI that howls the door OF the Treasury Mr. Hamilton
continued:
lis necessary that the Executive should have Government
10 be paid for by the people of the public Golfers
sustain The Of the whether wright or
wrong "l said he "a Secretary Of State apply
patronage Of the Government noutsh
ytSo praise every thing admins
aion should DO sad subject Their Toptos punishment
OF the loss Of ths patronage they lis
this forms distinctly Government press more
farming the Liberties Of people than the organization of the
whole u Gen Browns army Of the men, formed In
to guard of the palace II eghytwo presses be made
10 speak that oil Government
does exceeni. and oil those who opposed them say
false and scouhs combined concerted language
will have tendency make those hear tle else
believe all tins 10 tree"
M Bond hoped the House would pardon this long eY-
tract Nj Hamilton from whose speech taken vas at that
tine cnd Of Gcn Jackson and zesousy Engaged eleya
ing him TO In thus describing the Government patron
age over tie that gentleman said be merely warning
the country Of dangers which might reszed If 20 restraint
sna Mr. Vac Buen succeeded him. and power us.esd
OF eshytwo presses thus employed By Government they
have considerably upwards Of hundred the patron
age held and exercised Without manner Of check O., re-
s'rsnt la this. surely, the country dies pponted
Bot you. also hT Speaker took part debate and warn
ed the Country Of The dagger 81 patronage and the peee
sIy Of restraining hope. s not be out of ord, 10
e~ on your remarks AID Of my pre- purpose The sen
tmenis which you expressed perfectly as, and most com
maud the sPFfobsi'on q a. Impartial mnts.
lave preferred sustaining the resolution row undereon
deraton by the srgumcn aud illustrations Of tie ,end, If
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