Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

\ 80 ~" .r,en. no appearance OF oiseord
i Fysn ,Ss sSa,',,n. ~ s,.a" nSn eompo.t
| - ~. "'.,,,o" W n''ny nos ones mas produced
y" l'H,ns. iney move 10 then respective orbits in
i pe',ee. uo'nony WIN no eentrai mead, and with
| 49, ', a pu' 'nete - sun an unuer current &C
| ~o'A, " "nic", not seasonaoly checked, the
worst apprehensions OF our an ti-federal patriots
VII ne teaIheo. AND not only viii the State au-
,; ~ ~ r. oy .ne great inctcasc Of
G IN 'ne ExeeSuve department Of the General
Sr'er"ment' OUT character OF mat Government,
" no' US designation, DO essentially and radically
., 90 ms STATE ., thinss has been in
p. e"eesu oy causes inherent IN inc Consti-
nol;,;,.i ano ~ ps't oy INC never.'sng tendency Of
gp .I posee 70 lnctease itscs'. by making tho
eueh' INC sole dstrieutor ct all the patronage Of
| no, .' e'"''e"', INC '.'"ets OF the constitution do
\, ,.aptl L W Snue,pe.eu e'ho" snort period
The S,.s or.s.,; ,ormioaSe INSTRUMENT To control
,:a;'. epo'e'o"s o' .he Snte governments. OF
cs, Importance AZ hrst' u had, early IN MIR JEFF
Il rr.,,. 80, 49,, as'o., ooco"o so powerful as 10
A.. sarn 10 the mind oil that patriot from
/ frs,dom or IL , ngn. exert IN controlling tho
b.vs ,hsn 49,. ~ r 'ehchise. III such could
o.In INC enects OF ITS influence, how much
- .,.,a, - e u'nger AT this lime, quadrupled
/ n,,i., ,h s,.i ~ s' ana more completely
cons,,nc,;on c re-; VIC Ae1uuve WIZ, than their
| inc chara.,s.. ,s III a"o"eo, OF the torbear-
H. -, -, 5 o., tne carry PRESIDENTS permitted
ln,,ron.rs .Ioa. - ~ "o' oy me extent OF ITS
Laen,se 81 49, va, sno r1ecueNe department has
INV I've mi. ~ a ~ .ne use wheh u appears
din .a,i - , ppo'"e"s power, 70 bring un-
| tn. cs":'., WIG ~no'e revenues OF the country
The p,s.iJn, y, "AJ .a'eu u 10 oe mo duty OF
II m,kss L;n, ~ C 80 e Jaws are executed, and
mics and NV or ,Is mn''aa I'm. Chiei OF the Ar
or ,h. mo-, ~. W Se on'eo Shtcs. ~ the opinion
| m;yed ~ a.pp .o..o "nters upon that species Of
| termed Nona,.h, :; "e', IN mooern Europe, 10
! is correc, tber. 80. s': 'iheuon 70 Dsspohsm,
thespowers of our Cbi.s Ne Nv o.ner addition TO
march cal rb,rar,e, % os , 80 W stamp mo-
control of the public l6n,nce. hS ,, on. inc
strange indeed tina, ,n,, 60 .i "J " me appears
entire control which an. ps;I ou uoonl 'nat inc
the officers w bo bnvs IN. .,.,sI - pssesses over
new Inv the no,v.r 81 10Y ~ snc puohc mo-
cause does f,r all ,,is.b;..a,, . ~" VI "nnou
virtually ,obiact m. ,,essnss pu'Poses a. ieasis
The FIRST Roman Eucneror ia 49,; , .s o,s l'osal:-
the sacred treasure s;lsncsd H. a.e."p' 70 seIzu
fcer TO whose charge il had been rnr;,,.a "o ~
nifcant allusion TO his sword a., ..iss.sy So
ref.re, . ~ az. .o,n,;.; " .ne buonc money,
be quite as eifectuaI an ,rSums,, =. ,es would
to the Roman Knight am moi ;nssns;t,,. 20 .r sr
great difficulty IN Ate visits in ,I;v;s;, s VI the
for the safe. keeping and r,;shnrssnss."p pan
lie revenues and know the imnor,snes ,h;sPS So
been attached by men of o real ahiI;,j. -, Nu "as
ism to the divorce as il is called of ,hs srss"
from the banking institutions. II IL No, ,ba Ji,"y
which is complained of Inn IN. ,nhaI,s VIC uNefce
Of the Treasury with the Executive Drs, .',.on
which has created such extensive aIa,r, r. ~
danger to our republican institution, anJ a., -
ated by the influence given IN m. E,ns,,i $3.50 e'o
the instrumen ,aIitv of the fsdsr.i s. 1nIoueh
to apply oil the remedies which MAJ, Lar p,oPose
mand IL was certainly srsa, 10y. % OF ny COM
of the Constitution MOI 10 - - ~ ~ '''e trainers
thu head ofthe Tre,snr, nan..,...,, e' ~
depen dent of The Exeruy;yo IL IIhh''e'y IN
have been removal bic only upon The dsword
popular branch of the Lesisi,,u,. \ - S "a '''o
mined never 10 remove n Secr.,ar,, Of 81 II '
nv without communicative, ali H. So;...', ~
tending such removal to both Honsss 80 Se Nv
The influence of the Execu,;vo - ,I,,s s
freedom of the elective Ir,ncL;so ,ho,'i hs VIC
dunn of the public officers can be eTect9ally ebeek-
ed by renewing the nrohib;,;on ,,LI;Li' eues ~
jefferson forL.rdny ,beir ;n,e,C.rnno ~ hir
further than giving their own ,o,es. al ,L;,
ndepe ndence secured bv a N ass,,r,n,.. - -
munity, in exercising this sacred nr;vilsss 81 c"n
men DIR the dictates of Their . .n '.I; -
judgments Never with NV consen, sLii M S
hcer of the People COMPENSATED Cor H., -. ~
Of their pockets, become the milan, ;ns,r,,,sa, &c
Executive will.
There is no part of the means placed in the
hands OF the Executive which n,;sh, Az. - -
greater effect, for unhaIlowrd nn5no,os ,I
control OF the public press The ma vim ,xh;.h
derived from the mother conn,ry a.. Pour
freedom Of the press IS the great bulwsrk u "ttet
and religious libe tyn is one of the We, A( civil
esaeies which thew have left ms W. ~, bcecious
ed, too, from our own as well as the ex orr;.n. s
other countries that golden sbark,es H. ,vhooo.o'
ever or by whatsoever pretence imposed are 49, e
tai TO IL as the iron bonds of Desno,,sn, IT.
presses in the necessary employment of the ca
vernment should never be used 80 clear The sn;i,S,
or TO varnsh crimes" A decent and manly ey,rn,
nation Of the acts Of the Government sbonId h. no,
only tolerated but encouraged
Upon another occasion have given nv oni,;oo
at seme length, upon the Improperly Of Execntivs
interference IN the legislation Of Congress Thar
the article IN the Constitution making Il the dniv Of
The President TO communicate information, aud su-
thonzng him To recommend measures, was not in
Tended to make HIM the urce of legs' alton, and.
III particular that he shot ID be looked 10 for
schemes OF hnanee. IL We uld be very strange in
deeI that the Co 'sutuuor should have strictly for
6Idden one branch OF the legislature from interier
ing in the origination OF such bills and III, !,
should be considered propCr that an altogether dif
ierent department OF the Government should be
permitted 10 do so. Some OF our best political max.
'ns aur opinions have been drawn from our parent
ise' lhe'e are ot1ers, however, VIII CT cinnot be
introduced ~ our system without singular incon-
sruty, Anu 'he production OF much mischief And
ms =, conceive 20 oe one NO matter in which Of
.no i"uses OF t"rhlment bill may originate, nor
oy Nnoh lnuoduced, minister, or a member Of
Ine opPost'on' oy the hcuon OF law, or rather Of
constitutional principle, the Sovereign is supposed
=" nave prepared u agreeably TO his will, and then
suOihsteu 70 Parliament Tor their advice and con-
sent Now the very reverse Is the here not only
WI 70 e principle, but the forms presorib-
60 oY INC Constitution. The principle certainly
asssns 70 the only body constituted by the Con-
suIuuon tIhe legislative bodY) the power to make
avs, ana TIC forms even direct that the enjoyment
uon TO Revenue bills, have the right to propose
amendments and so has the Executive by the