Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-03

sn nv tnsas- ccrc n Tie Treasury has
tort BE- sensy ~ 400 IN the Navy Department another
h't go splon 20 naval officer tn Boston, with salary
II $4,000 year he,ides beog President OF tho lafayette
Bf ~ that city, bnd third the cashier Of the Frankha
bH o. that city which became special pot onder Tao pei peHA
ute-t
Bond said whom the proposition FOR c,rcnchment was un
der consideration IN ls2s friend Of Nc Adamshy way
of Vng that he and they desired every I1 aud re-
ara pointed tohs Message Recommending H. How were they
aa "a Why sir. Mr ngbam who soon afterwards vas
"a rfe'o Of he Treasury sOid was indeed true that ne
r' 5i recommend IL, bu De wanted TO see more practice
ala i profession this matter. There were no specified re-
y. n - = z ,hs ,..a.s- o. ss!l oay Haa tie 1~~ ~
those formal Recommendations which unmeanng, he
said as the words your hambe servant 81 tho loot OF et
AIR Randolph the debate used this language, on the
subject of retreachment and reform.
The presde did recommend them in one of those lofty
geneslue With which all sermons. political or Tehgoos a.
bound which might be printed in blank. like law process shd
filed as occasion night require. But sir tsnd he am 'o
looking the practices the preceps OF tho person.
political or religious
Mr. Bond said this uc of Mr. Randolph perfectly just 1t
thus shown, avowsd by this administration and
he was willing judge them by their own rules and thought
TO this they ought not object lie would leave TO the mouse
and to the people to whether the practices oil 's ADMINS
traon chad ccnforned to their preceps"
Was the Recommendation Gen Jaksons inaugural address
one OF those "9fy geneaes just spoken oil aud dehned o
Mr. Rappoph' The cabinet must have lost their art OF
reading otherw reform not quite so iegby inscribed
as the General imagined. That patronage OF the federal gov
ernmont which said be brought into conflict with the ee
dom of elections and thus into effect the
Of Gen. Jacksons inaugural address Able as that gentleman
and unng he as been in his efforts the measure proposed
by him has owns instead of the favors OF the adj
lie ard the venerable senator from the same state
M Whhe) tn. early and devoted friends OF Gen Jackson
and they still desire practical elect the principles
which they with Gen Jackson proesed to be governed by
Ihey ice and know the imminent danger whch threatens tue
country in he increased strength of the patronage oil ONCE
They and all that the office holders are ABROAD IN
the land For description of this growing phalax ana Us
powerful incentive action, will draw on high authority.
member Of e r Grundy) zeulous friend Gen JACK
son. the evidence of which has been already gwen 10 MS own
words held ts language when aiming to pull down Inc oa u
mnstration when (sad he) Office holder iner'er-
ing in elections has occurred that he was tnhhS OIL
his salary therefore, unfit adviser OF The people
Mr. Speaker which occurred Mr. Grundy no doubt OIL
en- occurred to you the PERIOD The proposition Is
very natural and think that recent events nave senglh-
ened rather than impaired its truth But beg The iuhe hdu
gerce ohe House while read what another distinguished TREND
Gen Jackson said debating the subject Of relrenchmen
and rcfom this floor aude to Buchanan now senator OF
Pennsylvania and with his continued and growing devotion
The party what he said will certainly be considered orthodox
find b, that debate that he said ba, well known
"Thal when appointed to Office, all the seihsi
passions of his enlisted for the purpose OF retaining 1t
The Office holders sad hey the enlisted soldiers OF the ad
minst aon by which they sustained Their comortao
exsena often depends upon the reelection OF their Paoh
Nor disappointment long auke in the hearts OF the dis
appointed. Hope still left Them. and beanng dlsaPPoht
nent with patience they know will present rev claim 10 ounce
This passage Of Mr. Buchansn speech proves hm 10 have bee
observer OF men aud things familiar with the leading
h. principles of human action He dreaded the consequences
the selfish Of the office holder and induced the country
believe that Gen jackson and his friends would provide suab
upon But fear the people will be e TO con
cude that this gentleman those political parsons ds
scbed by Mr. whose practices DO not correspond VII
his precepts. 1t that under the fayorte admuslfl
lion vi the gentleman aud his end the office holders haze r.
HE instead Of cieck Bot must yet point out al
other discrepancy between M Buchauan profession and pu'
ce. 10 the debate he 3D. With ceusure several
OF Of the foreign missions that kussa included and particular
condemned any practice allowing minister to return s'
MS years ABSENCE. He language be: II such practice shou
I'm prevail MINISTER'S violation OF the sprt OF the existing ia
r. will receive by adding the outfit to the salary 900 nsea
OF $4,000 years service. am said he against IL
a. practice" This Mr. Speaker his Precept But Sir IN
Of brief space of time after condcmnng aud saying u am again
OF The Practice him take The bounty and become Que
ne enlisted soldiers he had described and To-
Russia where after staying a twelve month al
I'D day he pockets 600 Instead Vi 1000 for year
~ SERVICE and comes hoAe!
ch THIS appropriate time compare the preceps 81
~ practice OF Mr. Randolph who sad he was Tor looking
The Pracces and not the peceps OF the paon poca or
ugous Ia That deoac Af Vaudo Ph sad be could
ry permit sny motive connected tie division Of the spoil
mas with h exeOns. lie would not he SAID, give up
pleasures Of las home "ior oefksp
y" be office, iorogn mission even for department
re- se7 lie said lhee had Improvement IA Tue plan
a. finished business said lhey eenl abroad
De- seyess euunds they back rea u pocket
I'D emuloueuts Indeed Kusa 10 10
e specially dedicated by the party sho terms hiA
twelve monsh advantage ol the enlisted sod
described by M Buchanan. Ia As way the cost Of that "a
ice inoauaey increased Sud high time that