Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-01-09

Means. -. lated to the mover
Mr.. ca'''of s.,'as ss,,bmied TO Congress by
,ba President, in reserrca - IL ,1,.;taJ
or Tho notes of he old nns - ~ 1.l;a:.rs
statc-. belonged ra'hg. 90, 70 .'o NM
f.ro,nittec than 10 .hafoi ss'ssa.a III, na 80,
lie thernc re fnosed 70 stnhe ~ ~ ~
or III. Notwithstanding 10 inc nans =,
United States, and moved los'.'''
az follows: r h. peel |
:. fess.,a :. relates 10 Tim ro-issnino
60, e he lafc Bark Of the Dnfed
- - -,6.,-cd TO the committee on the
Judiciary ,,o,,, tho
na.,,r.n. offered By the gentleman from
New York, and he Ts'S' To o'Ject 10 ms ''
resolution in the whoh. :,
s The Chair (Ar. fdams) rc'h'h's' III.
gentleman th1t the aticndnient "''"r' go
be pending, and i, wrIld not, therefore, "
strictly in order to defate the wioie 'esoia-
ton ut TINT time.
Mr.. Wise would postpone his remarks LOT
the present. 80 :
Mr.. HAYNES acccpea the modification OF
the third resolution; and the question re-
curing thereon.
Sir said Mr.. Wysa> h1vc risen I'D e,fNpoSs
this Third resolution entirely. object 70
the whole of #, and f'all proceed to set
forth my reasons.
This resolution now reads. that " so much
of The said message If rolafes to the fnGn-
ces AMI ercre h;rg cosrec'e5 fhrrcmiM 10
The syfc-herp;,,g of tie public gnoneys, and
eoessg t4iav counecfedI flafreni1h,' &c &c.
ne referred TO the committee Of Ways and
Means.
SIR, I an glad that this message is n
length about tn roceivs'sonne little notice IN
this Ilonee Poor, neglected thing il has.
thus far, in the progress Of the session, re-
caiyed as little attention here from The
friends Of the President himself, ia il has re
ceiVod from tie country at urge. II seems
10 have literally s'iaIion still-born from the
press"
Sir, patrio. rs well as President may
make lis appeal 10 Heaven and If tvs vile
sinners may reqerenlig unite in express;aa
their gratitude TO the Giser'of all good ioT
his benign protection" | will devnutly
without malice, and with perfect charity TO
wards IN orring brother man, unite with tic
President of these United States IN return
inc most hamble thanks 70 that gracious
God. whose special providence DO not b.
love has ever morciftily guarded and guild
ell tie destiny Of this uatioa, for the uE
speaEabie blessing, that, Notwithstanding
cur unwortiliaess, AMI the wiclselnezs an
folly Of those appointed to rule OYER Us, 6nf
Notwithstanding the wreck. the ruin, am
ahuse they hare made Of Heavens hes
gifts 10 us, tse, the peorle, have still left Il
us 9 the ELEMENTS OF national prosperity !
Ne are not wholly cut of and destroyed
| :kera is Il hope left there is something still
worth preserving, thanks he 10 Ccd an'
not 10 those wicked rulers who have not hat
lis peopie IA f5eir h5aT:s FraT ;sIeac'
| alone could have saved to this nation IL,
| little it has left Of ali its great abundance
| Let us. then, render uato Cesar Tie thing
| whics, gre C,nsars, and uato God the thing
which are His. Let Es leave to the iEs
Judgment of God that denla gogua who coult
| i-ap:ously dare, il the very act oc hypocri
tea, expression Of devout gratitude, to a;
tempt to strip Him of His own honor an.
| glory. Heaven caDnnt be nattercd ont q
| It's prerogatives, though Sc oar citizens" VII
are now compiimcnted for their "isdassr-
and r-adence,n ard who were of late s.
starnly repri.nanded for their g speculaticl
and ta.-iuy," may he caioled and cheafe
out Of their rights and power. SO much E,
such roIstics5 oeootiojse, which it would b
impsosss and profanc thas to introduce, If
were not % reprimaa' thern for their insin
ceri'y, hypocrisy, ard pharisaism, and fo
their fraud upon both God and man.
Sir, on the first Mond:y of Sep.embe
last, the Congress Of the United States wer
called together by special proclanatioa G
the President, to brood over state of CON
mercial and financial rain. The Pfesiden
sent us message, la which he attempted {
trace out The causes Of the unparalleled dis
/; iTass. lie told US in that message to lctl
any where, every where, rather than t
/ Washington for these causes. He sent 1t
abroad for them. Ec said all Europe wa
on,h srrassed--overaction had pervadea III
world; DIR own people were accused o
luxury, and extravaganza. and ovcrtradng
the Governments own pet banks were &C
Il cissed of the basest perGdy; our public dc
main was regarded as the cursed foster
mother Of speculation the distribution c
the very surplus of orr wealth was made /
bear its portion of the blame of nationa
bankruptcy; and Heaven itself was al
raigned FOR bad crops of wheat, foran s.oces
production Of cottoa,n and fer its vis;tatia,
OF fire at the metropolis of our trade. An,
and every thing on earth or in heaven wa
the cause, save and excepting the tru
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
But, whatever the canse, remedy WI
needed. The President proposed but sir,
| gle remedy for permanent relief. al, tr;e
remedies were reptld;ata5 and reiectei -,