Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

,he redernlists leaning to the
British and the Republicans I" the rem" :. 90
former had been oEr enemies, ahG ~. ~ 80 -
in the Revolutionary War. In q te"s' : :. -
NJ Kcn,rcsy. March lJth, lcUI, zen. harrison s"eS
~, a,;,,on. =, LARGE UPON military matteIs-1cc"'a
,rcpds "rlmDs Of discipline for instIHcIihe 'hose ".
capable Of bearing arms for i've OF sS "te"s . = ~ =,
And "proccssorsLips Of tactics to De es'ao'sneu - -
our Summaries, and even me aihuse."o &c ,bs Grests
saws he. should resemble the rymnas'a OF 'ne "iee"
!. nd ali 4, the expense Of The Treasury which Is us
nn,.a os the pcopIe. Ia l-I1, j, and -, as chal'
man Of tie militia committee, ne tcp'''a pans. 49,
chief characteristics Of winch we're, IN ~ " ~
Id svs,em. = irnior or middle class 81 i'i',"oo young
80, - ba trained for one month'-,noe estimate OF pay
for ,f,asc:1 training the officers OF the iiiiit'a' :
81. GOO dollars also ga corps OF inl.''af! ~.
,ioos IN e;ery school in the | ;. u = heca'esS =
,-.ce him farther. 10 show that upon TINS SUBJECT ne
- r.s;or,rv enthusiast. Yet the enbIttercd preJr-
ices and creative frncies fhis friends can make Them
turn aside from all tins evidence, ana see" ~ ne I'm
Die recommendation Of Mr. Van Buren,, proofs Of a ols'
nosition 10 betrav the liberties OF his country ana esao
lish a military despotism.
n deal with a party inscriptions as 10 Inc means o.
ACCOMPLISHING its purpose: Soon after Inc hiesUhe u
Conrrcss. The Federal Wing members Organized d ;
cret club" and appointeda committee, styie" .cAeeu"'
committee" THIS committee appointed executive aud
co-res,ouljar committees IN the counties, for Obtain.
mo subscribers 10 the Madisonian, and circulating that
and other papers and pamphlets opposed 70 me au'h'h's-
tra,ion. J. { Clark, a member OF the executive com
,,;.,ao and ac.inr for them, wrote 4 circular accom-
m,,r,no, n-os,rctus Of the '.tladisoni1n, which paper
H. sand "wi be forwarded unGe: frank liz violation OF
,ha fr,ukinr nrivilere. Let It BE- borne IN mind mat
this ] c.. Clark is a convicted Abo!ItIonist, ana Sa!loh,
stall, another member, was Ihei'''e! OF IN iia'I''u
convention: and let it also he renncInbcrcc, that 1oiih
NJ Ro,,s \ representative Of an old republican district
of VIRGINIA. is also 4 mcmbcr-wlth heartfelt s"rEo"
-. state the fact. The time has been when a Virginia
member Of Congress Of any politics, would have scorhcd
,,,ci, company. The aforesaid executive committee,
on the exc oc our late elections, published a handD'lI
con,2ininu a norton d, u statement communicated .!
the treasury department, showing the amount 81 th'
annual estimates aud expenditures OF tie governments
with the excess oiihe appropriations above Inc csu''ilrs'
the or;ncipa! objects Of such excess, ana The prlhciPal CD
;oc,s &c The increase or decrease in tie annua! eNpcndlt.
ures. Thpvpublshed the aggregate ofeEperG!tu7es WIN
out the explanations, headed ''oI!ciai, ana s'9heu ~
eight members, with the words Executive Committee
annexed, and thus gave a false vicw,a u ni'cer proper
authority, Of the expenses OF the Government. Tor
example. the item OF 10 millions, before adsert"u To-,
MAS included in The appropriations OF 10, without
the fact that not n dollar was spent, our tFnuo!es on
the Canada border being happily settled " our Pac'iG
President without a resor; to war. 'IoI:E 'F!''
in trust Tor the Cl.icka>Gw Indians by the Governments,
as their aren't. and paid over, counted among rs eN'
pcnditures. Money recovered from iorcI@ii nations
under General Jackson administration, as iHGeiniit'ts
10 merchants. charged as an item OF expense. .Nu'l't'
Gus 1traorlinGrH appropriations, such a. Go"H'"HS 70
Ins IJ.SIslCkh h.afs'1a - -"
of In. Government Il. Il show lis oN;r1"agtncc. bE
such rl"aus II has been made t. appear t'.1i the ""'@'
ori;gqry EXPENSES fr tn" year !-}', prop"r.: c"af9t-
able 10 Government. amounting To about ~ !oi''i'iI>'
have been SwrilrG 10 the amount q - m'.A"ns'-bE
I such means anY administration may ," PROF.! extra
vacant. And from whom DO these charges o. eNtFa"a-
gance come: From the American system party, whose
cardinal principles Of policy must lead to eXtra'aganre:
From the ycr: men who voted 10. the very a~pprnp'Ia-
] tions complained Of. "a can be shown by The journals
- nr,-c Frcr, .I. -a-i. who moved and carried
the militia pension bill, adding ! millions 10 the pen
son list: From the party who N the Senate plss"" tbc
bill !1- : millions o: Indemnity against French s?o!ia-
tons pro! t. l-0J-de;ea,rd ~ the Il pu9.cans III tine
other House.
In the 18th CGnrress. inc!ul.nr three sessions, the
Wing party had 4 majority OF from y to u votes, a.
proven by the journals, on three great test questions
on tie election Of public printer: Oh the several bills Tor
the issue .; treasury notes 10 relieve he Government
from ADVERTISEMENTS. and probable Bankruptcy. "r.
! cqsIan.d hy the withholding its funds br IA" SUSPENDED
banks; and on the bill 10 provide for holding pubic oil.
GERS 10 more rlgid accountability, ana for severe penal
rties in case oflhrir failure faithfully 10 account for public
moneys entrusted 10 theT-thc passage OF which last
b:l! would probably have prevented the dc'a!catlons OF
Swa-twout,P Price and Others. On al these questions the
votes o :thc Wing party are recorded against I'll" inca
su.es. and defeated them. with the exception 81 enc tor
Temporary relief, upon winch II Wings voted with the
Republicans, and the measure was CARED, During
tha, CONGRESS upwards Of - millions ri dollars.
were appropriated. and the sIhioincd list viii shcn THAI
more Democrats than Whigs voted against tIcm.-and
these Wings aye Tho political preachers against III" "N-
travagancc Of the government during the years, -,
: and =.
.7ypropriai;oas mgdc 81 tc frst session # tie Tcehiy.
tth CoRgrcSS.
Page 100, Bill No. : Suppression Of Indian host,l'-
ties. lpasscd unanimously sd h9 900 40.
Second session Twenty-ffth Congress began lti
dar of December, l-37, and ended on the 9TH tay Of:
July, 1-3-, containing 2l- days:
Page cd, bill No. 22i Civil and diplomatic, passed
unanimously,-S- $4,000 -.
Pare 600, bill NJ. -. Armv,-S3,l21, go ~.
Page I9i7, bill W. n Qualifications = - 0l3.ilI 90
Page 30, bll No. 1893. Protection Northern From
ticr.-%G25, 300 90.
Page AZ, bill No 225. N~ayv,-a6,GG2, l3G -.
Page 52o, bill No. 30. Revolution and other pen
sioncrs,-$2,0 5-.532 62.
Page I2IG, bill No. 2Ga. Indian depredatons, &c
S3,W,2,i27 73.
Bis upon which yeas and nays are recorded
Page 800. No. $40. Indian hosti!ities-yeas l6i, nays
2-SI ,O00,0G0 60.
Those who voted in the negative are:
fnd-Messrs r. L. Cranston and G G s'ra''on-2
Page 1924, No. G7G Suppression of Indian host'l'iies
yeas -. nays "7-S6,739,ilo Al.
Those vino voted in the negative are:
Dsm-Messrs. 4. Yell and J. W. Bouldin--2.
F~,d.-Mcssrs. Alexander, Brdtle, ". j. Calhoun,
Dennis. Everett, Fillmore, Goodc, y. Graham, Gryn-
MllIgan, c. Morris, NayIo-, O2!e, Patterson, Phillips,
Potts, Fiaridcn, Reed, Ridgway, Ramsey, Sergeant.
Sladc, Stauly, Slrat,on, Tilltnghast, Toland, J. i. Tn
derwood, Wise, Yorkc, and B. FIctchcr--35.
Page ] go, bill 39i. I]larbours, yeas lO-, nays 81
81 80 ,00- %.
Those who voted in the negative arc,
Ecm-Nlessrs. Atherton, Banks, lrirnc, Buchanan
Camhrelcnr. CLANCY, Chapman, Cleveland, Coles,
Conner, Craig. Cushman, Droingoole, Elnorc, Far
~rington, Fry, Glascock, Gran,land, Griffin, Hawkins,
Haynes, Hopkins, Joseph Johnson, Nathaniel Jones,
John W. Jones, kciin, klinrcnsmi,h, Lewis, Logan,
Lyon, Martin, Mckay, Rober; Mcclellan, Abraham
Mcclellan, Mcclure, Montgomery, Samuel ". Morris,
Pennybackcr, Pctrikin, Rely, Rhett. Richardson he'-
fer, Charles Shepard, Stuart, Thomas, Towns, Turney,
David d. WAGNER, Weeks, Jared W. Williams and
Worthington-32
F~cd-Nessrs. Bell, Wm. b Campbell, Garter, Cheat
ham, Crockett, Dawson, Dcbcrry, Everett, james Gar.
land. James Graham, Harlan, HAYES, Hunter, Legare,
Mallory, Maury, Pope, Rcnctcr, John Robertson, Rum
sry, Sawyer, Augustine II. Shepherd, Southgate, Stan
", T~aliafrrro, Underwood, Lewis Williams, {. Il. WI
liams and Word-%l.
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