Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-03

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deaxor - aeaak eslt 81 A-s s.aaeFs4aaa
kosr the Leg siAs,aze aas IN d. sa-a 1l-
question: o. a NaEisaal t>has-
The Consrsss- o. kssassa- Aass..s-i's
= the body wbaca lnass ca2rser e NJ
tienal Bank Il eae sAsus1 se eaas--rss
And this bosly : asvaae,t la1e r1rse c.
parssnea.s. or ArancAes. enc aS @A=A IS
EcaIbea ths Psesass.s1s. a-s,3<assr - "a 49, ssr
House Of RePresenaaxsss az1 -as -
naming braaea- the SsAuss- On craee
Tor a charter - Be gEaa-s,A is ualse ~
ceive the saaessoa Of uaasar5-y sf rs-
House Of RePresenrarEses. "a a uasssr,sg
OF the Ssaafs, aad be approved ~ rae
President. II cannot - passe1 e ,,sz--
the approval q szra a saeSe -s7e---
ments- unless swo salF'As Of tAr A--'-sr-
and two thirds Of she >enaa7 s-'asl
agree 10 It, aud q naE- IA '4ns chse, o.
passed without the sancsaoa gel rne fce-
sldent- Il eannos DC assaHesA- IaAl 49,
ever elects the "emesrs ~ae e'''e~
any one Of these -ePaf'HHeH-S a.as sae
full power % determine rs Is'-1ia''a- rr'7
Plexion-so determine NA~-arr Pc saa.
DC IN favor Of, or opposed ~ a No.
Bank We must enquire. 'aea- rsao s-s',ls
thems The members o. the Legls-s-
ture OF the several Safes as slrrh- e'zVe
no vote IN the election o. e1aher tee f'r.,-
sldent- or the House % hePrese1la'-Fss
the former Is elected indirectly ass sa-
latter directly b. the PeoPae- Aa1s 1c's
the Senate, the most exPerieacea a1
wisest of the three, Is elected IS clearly
pointed out in the Third Secsisn az H.
i First Article Of the Constitur61a Of sh-
/ United States. which - In the s5l1oal.-
words.
j eth S.s,.,a a. ,b.. F-,,,...s So .t,.rr
he eo,,Doze5 of two S.s,.+,.-s f-.,~. .-,.-k
S,a,s cbose, ~, a.. 49,, 49,
or - xears. .,a - - s.,r-
have one xo,, >.
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Isena,a 81 H. Ir,,;,.I 80 -
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ton Iust quoted +, appears tb,, e-e ~
the principal objects Of elee-;,- .,--,-
bers TO the State I.egislature. = th,.
they NAV elect the SeDa,ors s, Co..
which Senator's arr IN mart %, 49, ~
their votes whether Ne arc q, 49,.
National Bank with n so.sn.4 ANA .,.,,,..-
nient currency. or a s1b-TreaSurv s,-
Mr.. Van Buren, 70 corrups and ~uia me. f
State Banks and the people with- What
right, thea, has Col. Fulton 10 say than
the Legislature has nothing 10 do wish 4
the establishment or a National Rankf
1t is 10 be hoped that he will read tbe
Constitution more diligently. or cease 10
make such glaring perversions Of It's
meaning TO the people. Let him. also.
forbear, henceforth, to preach hrs giar-
ing story, that national politics sh0ald i
not influence the election OF members 20
the Legislature. The Wings are not.
trust, to be allured into a departure from 4
their principles in his support BY argu- 4