Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-05

'fe"t supremacy ~ me ffceniffe poater. ut the ex
pense of the Legislative department, and Of III,
people themselves. They have seen this J,sip,
pursued, not by the persevering ofnrls whicl
hive been made 10 secure 10 the President aud hi,
agents the euslody and eon,ol ofthe public mo
through The medium Of the sub treasury scheme
bun also by The new aud alarming doctrine which
WIS preached IN his annual message nj The CO
menceneht oltle late session Of Congress in DE.
eemhef 1888, tlmi, in The management oi the pub
nc revenue he should % lett al britv' 10 employ
5anhs az not, Widiout iraat regulation and al MS
mflt dlScrcfaoh, nv dcposAcs mud fiscal agents Of
me recommendations suhleetng all the none ed
institutions OF tho countr, To bis unuence aud con.
troll. In the steady pursuit Of the same great aim.
theS nave seen s,sem OF party discipline, int 70 i
deeo aud organized nuder the nuspices OF the pre-
srht Ihief Magistrate, tho fundamental canon
OF which is that esty member oi the party which
bfohehi INN into powe', must surrender his lndvii.
nai olihlons and convictions on public measures,
'laMtrfr profoundly entertained, to the diclum oi
The President, aud support whatever he shall re.
eon1netd under pun Of communication AID po.
hlcal death Tor disubcdenee ljv ilpse mrnns
cnlhhincd with the powerful petsu1slyes 81 his Of.
heia patronage, the President Is virtually Invested
siih supreme fee.r The dohasiug PIT "a has
pefn openly a.owed, ms well rs practically enforced,
tai the first duly of the public iunciianafy is 10 the
President who appoints. aud not 10 the country which
employs hn aud that so long he renders good
political service 10 his chiei, lhhdey 10 his public
tered To deprive hm ot lis office. While uniaiihfnl
agents and public driaultels have thus earned in.
puniy and reward Others who have been distinguish.
eh hy The honest, able, aud exemplary discharge
al heii official ,laiics, have becn arbitrarily rcmov.
III ltom oIhce, iof no other reaspn than that they
could not conform the private aud involuntary one.
fnions o.! their minds TO the standard OF Executive
lalth, ~ that they believed II unbcooming the pro.
lhlehes "i lllen situation, rs public officers, to
'ae pant IN these clccioneering cxeltians, which
IuV ,,, III,
lafof and security. And 10 eap The climax Of these
bold pretcnsloas OF Executive power. we have seen
u report solemnly put forth and uIumPhnnily car
ded through, by the Presidents trends IN Tie SEN
alr proc llnmg III t,r face Of dty. aud IA onlcmp
Of The must icvefed oraces OF Ango- American lib.
ety. the duins hcrcsy that II is both the lght aud
lie duly of Executive tihee holders 20 inl,rinedde
with the freedom oil elections, thus sacrificing the VI.
tai principle al popular so,reigny scli al tic shrine
ol tbs ne idol ,l Presidential supremacy
lille ~ these measures and proceedings. we
have seen the Prsldcu, aud bs freud. pursuing
With nnvayrnmg ann, as thelpnap loi jet, II would
seem, OF tltlr ell MS, the dangerous aeg,andzcneni
ol ills powc,,--in lls plans ni national policy we
hiss been constantly met With Suggestions aud ic-
commend tons aiming At the subvrtsion al eNab-
llshed institutions, and utterly destructive Of The
lepese aud settled order OF business IN The allfs OF
the county, aud appealing 10 ,hc jralonsles AID
worst passions Of society IN der support. The
special object 10 which his schemes oi innovation
h We becn manly directed, is unfortunately The
most delicate ul all the Interests Of society, aud II
which requires 10 be touched with The wsest aud
m5st cautious b,nd-lhe a,slc,n Of ,,s rp,,eney
turning the common measure by which the labouf
aud property OF every individual ~ tie community
are estimated n, rxch,noed lastend nj ,o,.o,u,
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