The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14

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teln hac 80 our bordefs- re foek Detroit
lied ec lseh in battle; cap slfed Proc
81 aiIsi restored peace and security
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As 1Ianv may q 81 be an afe 81 the political
gece1ltlg pfouulgated by Gen,
Isrg;;sor,. ne have thought i should be on
s ,foiIo him + wen curse YES, Justice
Is ublisIaiha from l ID
Nv the folIuWig conpf
aiI that il iaa III 4. ID bcari
mon the primo dsaiais tion by
which he IS p Cd - 81 scked5
We bellies Them 70 be solln such
IS far IS hey 20, as os 1tet p "a
admins tra jon Of on this ps
iicular and inpoEtau Gen alIiso
says
kroone IS l0QS Ia 6e dopt
bp any Executive sihc Ieslgons 70 t.
STORE Inc administration sim
plicity and pugity, deem la Following to
be of pfoninen
j. TocoAfne aces g term.
To disclaim igis Ct sep,l rol over
The public treasure ltl the bon Of
such part of If as may ae approx ed bY law
to carry on the public servie and that toI
lie applied precisely as tle Law may directs
and drawn from the treasury agreeabiy to
the long established forms q tllat 5dePar-1
haE he should never aElallpt g IN
asncs tie elections he peoplesQs
the Sta leqis ppi tefall
oIifceTs 81 Ier his eoTItfo any other
naft is helsl than Isl Giving ~ own votes
hen hey fhe ri9ht ii voting
ii the exafcise 81 che veto pow
e Should hn h lei ecilaa Ct bills to-:
ues are d Dis oainlCn nIeonstitu-
sona % uch as tend q regoach on
tha rs Of tie States 81 I1llNieu a 81 Sd
Snc xol2ine deep utter may 81 his
iopinon require more mature lbegaiion q
re- no t1 lie llsof the pe ple d Be as
ca TIE succeeding elections
he should never silller Che iDfius
lence of rs Office Is Be used lcl purposes nf
Is purely par char
IN removal 3 from office 81 those
who bold the appnin ailments dIlFiilg Tie plea
sure of lis liYe The 1se 81 suclltfe-
noya should be stated t reqpe slsd. 10. the
Senate Is Inc lilne The n0minat 81 . sue
3cessa made
And asi bnt mol least II Importance, u
Taat he Should not Der the Execu-
i've department If the goEernnlent 10. be-
come the source 81 legislation but leave
the whole business otmaking Laws Of the
! Union to the dena1lrneat to which The Con
stifution las sxelusi Yely asst ned ii, until
they hare assumed that perfect shap e, where
and when alone Che opinions of he Execu-
live may be heard.
he question may perhaps be asked Of
me, what security I have IN Iny power to of.
& the majority Of The. American people
should select me for their chief magistrate
that would adopt the principles which
have herein laid downas those upon which
ny administration would be conduct, and
: the disposition manifested ii the discharge
.Eof tie duties az several important Offices
s which have leretofore been con ferred upon
lime. 5 If the power placed III my hands has
Ion even single OCCASION been used for AM
.iparposs oiiler than that for which ii was civ
ca, d retained lon &C. than was necessary G
accomplish tie objects designated BY those
from q nom he trusts wee received, il vii
cknrV ledge that either VII constitute I
suIl eason FL iseredl az any promise
may make. under the lancess il
which s1l nor place 8
am. dear 10, tn yours,
NJ.