Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-16

The TURNER development ol inc aulhof iAcus
a. q u necessarily deferred t,ll week.
Tnr INAUGURAL MtssAGr.--lt is curious to wlio,,
ungeneous party spirit IN which notices Of tm, Aldt.,.
made By the editors Of the political press each rng ,
OF KICK best suits the interest of his ptc-cnirr,
political principles Undoubtedly to great extent comr,,
made by both parties merely matter OF course rs
i've Of it's merits dement's. Had 1t bcco lame patr ~
duciion and badly adapted to its proper object 1t woud
receive the universal condemnation Of the Wigs aud COSTA
had possessed all possible cxcclcncc would ,
found in this possession shelter from tho violence and m
Of the opposition So much for the sla,ish urancc and
stimulation which natural Ingredient IN the elcmcou Of
tical strife when carried 10 tie II has reached the
States. 1t Is time that ami mostly and bitter, acrimonious
socuiIon should subsidc, giving place jrbcnt,
charitable spirit; and the opposition understand their own
ercst they will humble their expressions o ccnsutc
until the President becomes deserving of chastscmtf
fore il is administered
The Address, in estimation a eScellcot ono ,a
we discover but item in its expression Of
be objected by any belong 10 what party he may
that respecting the constitutional power Of Conetcih
leeislate the slave question IN the district o Columbia
We feel unwncness lay it before readers san.
pie of the talents of the for whom have claimed
much, and on whose cnpabiy 20 discharge the duties Of III
Office to whicrhe is elected have relied with much
fdence. The journal OF Commerce (neutra polcs)
thinks it tolcrably passabe for Western It unq
TO be sutehat is urusuai being straight forward, cpn
aud explicit declaration OF sentiments, covering the r
ground-the Van Buren, presses to the contrary notwtha
ngthe ,rhole ground They have asserted that some point
such proposed plans for National Bank and f The ns
keepin the public money, &c, involving important primer
Piles, culpaby restrained making but a deficient dmo
sure but such the The President expressly de-
cres his disbelief the right ofte Executive pro-
positions for the action of Congress- considering the duty 81
the whom the people have chosen the pu
poSewho understand the will Of the people in the seven
districts which they belong-and theirs only TO originate
such propositions bring them forward the will Of the
Jointly of their constituents This what understand by
Demonacy-vz the people dictate and the Executive and
Congress obey their will But loco oco democracy practical
y defines the word system of government in which
eeure either personally by proxy, Dictates and Congn
obeys him without reference To the which the
ddual members of may have received from their consu
This is certainly full disclosure Of as could be
made and heartily adopt tho language the Journal Of
Commerce, that sit unique productions well worthy ofiu
author, forming complete contrast the ambiguous
language tho IndcHe and descending ayow
ais so peculiarly Characteristic OF Mr. Van Burens documents
10 regard TO unIesetved disclosures the Presidents Address
nearer resembles those Of Gen Jackson was more
fearless in expression than he for he neither ooured The
favor or dreaded the dspeasurc Of friend foe held pa
of an Acknowledged sovereign. lie maintained openly
horitaiire despoism-Mr Van Buren, concealed suasi,
Relative TO the corrupons likely creep into OUT system
Government by The exercise oi encountered power strikes
that the idea OF the president correct one and with him
original lie opprchend e danger from an absolute
avowed encroachmen, upon the restrictions Of the federal con-
stiuon by the executive by airy branch government
aPprehends the danger rather consist disposition
cenirae into department The prerogatiyes belonging
several dsncyey, thus, 10 effect nullng The object d.
Vidng and subdVidlng the power and influence vested
officers so that may not all be brought bear upon
point Tor either party personal purposes. OF the
lure are his views respecting tie legitimate Of the So
privilege II is considered amounting nothing more
conservative privilege conferred on the pe.dcut ~ Which
to correct certain inequalities in the effects les srtve
ment for which tpecGc general pro, on an be made
such certainly appears 10 he the the Constitution elsa
u would not nave made for rGaHon part Of Con
g'es enabling to veto tic veto sc by p1ssing meaus
by vote {" two thirds which had been once elected BY
Executive alter which repassage executive nlerlelsae
can reach IT, The tenn principle recon mended also
tue ''og from The ands Of the president power Of dis
Pe"''"g executive patronage, any considerable oIss,e
strongly deqrocates the privilege now eujo,od by the Cb
"'staie OF eferng an influence the secretary u tho
treasury and thinks this office should be filed and vacated
entirely independently ofthe president lie also
interference Of public officers elections pcnsoned pros
a"u ]" iae every means liable to be perverted to su mp
use md would remove every conceivable ob,abe now 10 ne
way oil free, natural and proper esefcise OF tic p,np
our Republican go'efnmontwould bind the president doso
ms assigned sphere aud to tie discharge Of the duties imposed
on MN as the servant, not the muster orthe peope
These are the principles maintained WM II,Nrr Asris5'
and III" IS the message Of The man VINO has been ed dgs
oy "'" oe"'n as miserable old imboce-a
n" '''ai'-a foolish old pcttcoat gfanny-n Bfi,h tory
iede'1'''' traitor coward sooundre had cido -
and log cabin emp oion