Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-11-23

rope ssoos-or affected to stand, sghar.
- the ias4e0ai iso0y--zlse dla5oi i..sss fEssa-
lignifv croa-iae3 il saeh a saying bsf,
sfr. L-srare- maintained. i VAS tnnn-
eence Itself COMPARED 10 tie TenasFz
which had been uttered ~ al ey-gaf7Fa-
or of this stzee-s.ts the sictors belong
the spoilse' Let thai once be aioPsea
and carried ont, and 9ho could iofeFeil
the cor sequences. Murder has 10 charnls
to any nan. There are Ferrors 70 scare
-furies 10 acitate. 4 nation Of assasslas
was an historical anomaly, until France
II her revolution presented another ex-
ample. Lei this oJioas dccirlne be reg
a5aFly acted upon. aud IS sPlris Ina5ioed
b. orr people. and there may D another
instance TO odd 10 the slsf
The Inian01s doctrine uEaaier constd-
eranoa has not been maintained merely
~ heated politicians on Of doors "
tempts have been made 10 give Signify 70
it. by Introducing and proellining i IN
the SENATE OF THE USITzp STATS. Ffiere
tie action has not only been justified,
bat i was also shar1olessy fnalnfalnei
tha; Tie man rho got tic spoils siguta 10
-s0nlet4fng IL return for fheHai This uas
the spirit which ran threagh all the
speeches Of those who advocated the
right OF government officers 70 interfere
ID elecfIans. and 10 disturb ard Preven
he pure. conscieut GAS independent use
of the elective Franchise.
xFhag honesty can BE- expeefed from
nen appointed on saca FFiociPie! i
would appeaf. from the course OF me
President. ans his eoaoseliors, that hey
no more coaated on honesty and integfi-
", thea the public would Be likely t. DO
For. in their famous Sab Treasury Btlt,
fhev proposed what the President called
/. a more t.ses ere and salutaTy legislation,
to punish the rogues whom thew seem 70
have made up their miais wouli assur-
eflg be appointed 70 Office. They. "a
fact proposed - bai.i up safe. where
IN 70 keep atsir money; aud. side BY SIDE
with II. 30 cree = poniieatiary wherein 10
KEEP TIE kBGf Ess
"Qni8 c4stoa e ipses cast2sies2"
A free government should b. in prac-
tee. Z perfect system Of di7'ri3lfiv-
iustIce. What is tic practice - oar ra-
lsrs uuder their spots sehesnet
A. says u the President, u Ted zen
lnea p he Po'is'--pray YOU, let me be
a tide-w aiter.
B., says. 81 led hua5reis- u
ought 10 he a custom house officer.
C---says. II have causad hundreds
70 periure theInselvez.-to stain tSair
soais.-to disregard heir cansciencez
and moral iudcnea'z-I an mn 81
immense influence" Tho President. IN
return for this devotion exc'ai ~. B
thou "a 5UsTiCE. an] 90 on IN Vol doi1g.'
How is il possible that men. 50 e4noatrd,
should not plumber when they qef into
ofiee. Let il never b. forga+ten tha'
these men. like al othec JaaizarieS, com
inan3 their vrante. Are D-97fs want
inc of this facf? Whaf was taa c1lr-
Of dcfsaltiag sub-trea=llre-s taxa~3z afr
~ lbury2 "P5eass resign cal he
Secretary IN Tho fo;lfest .-%ens- "Fafb
wont sir'' was the answer -tCsiva ~
the pub r N n~y hea;" =ai4 Il. Wool
bury. We wont do hat. -ither.-end
beware how Won touch us,-ve arc
strna I've can saake YOUR administra-
ton about yonr ears"
Look at another illustration, the case
o. those rivals. Muble0burc and Wolfe
of Pennsylvania. The President -
points Nr. Mohlenburg 70 : foreign en-
ba~sy. NJ. Vote regards this asa per-
sonai insult; and is not satisfied until he
IN turn. IS made collector or The po-t NJ
PhiladeIp hia-iIa threatened thai If he
was not suiiab'v rewa rled. ne worll %
home and turn tho State or Peunsvl va
Ma against 3fr. Van Buren: md the Pres
ident advanced bin because he was afraid
10 do Justice N J. Times.