Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-02
FRoM THE oHio SrATEsMAN.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
WAsHINeToN, Monday Evening,
July Is, 1912.
ia. Ohio Statesman: i:

"a. Ohio Statesmen:
The House continued their session Of
Monday last till past II o'clock al night.
Mr.. Dean, Of Ohio, was one OF the night
speakers Represented an able argu.
nent in his speech for the policy of a
low laFiffand light and simple system Of
popefnmen,.
Mr, Bolts, in the course ,ofa tremen-
dous illumination against "Gaptain Tylet"
which showed thatihe honorable gentle
man was sbrimfII of wrath aud cabbage,r
sxpecioraied very freely upon The con
stituuunal reservation toboDgress Of INF
peachment Impeachment was the rem
edy and the only remsdy. save that Of
revolution, and he declared that II was
his sincere belief (and gentlemen might
not lake il an idle declaralion) that if
this usurpll0n Of power we're suffered BY
the House, six months would not pass
over their heads before they saw ten
ihoasabd bright basonets glit,ering on
PonnsYlvania avenue. He had no idea
that The People Of the coontry would
submit 10 il.
duce his chaFgeso Of Impeachment. IN due.
form on Monday next, ia a motion Tor The
impeachpent Of John Tyler, actingsPres-
ident of the UDited States. Alas! alasl
for Whigaery, and humbuggerys and all
iis adiuncts. The clderites have been
caughtin theirown trap; and their sour
apple Juice has made the amiable Cap
tain as hard as hard cider can harden a
hard customer. Tyler will escape be
coming a living sacrifice to the coons,
though they may pass a resolution rea
commencing his impeachment, for
Il cannot pass BY two thirds in the Sen
ate.
SENATE, Tuesday, July Is.
Mr.. Buchanan presented the petition
81 "Land Admiral James Reeside,n for
claims on the UIicd States 10 the
amount Of @iS6,O0O Referred to the
Post Office committee.
IA Bill for therelief Of the legal repre-
sentatives Of Gen. Hull, Che Detroit trai.
tor from the Judiciary committee, was
announced ID lis order. From Mr.. Wood
BRIDGES explanation Of claims, It ap-
bears that Gen. Hull's heirs have cone
forward to demand his salary as Governor
S of tha TeFFitoly Of Michigan, from the
time ofkis.arrs Is the date Of bis sls-
pension cr dimssion BY the President,
less than yeas during which time. The
Territory Of Michigan was under British
authority by lhe surrender Of Detroit,
ttFourh Tie dapIieiiy Of this same Gen,
Halll Was there ever assurance equal
10 fiIs of lhs d III representatives of this
condemned criminal condemned TO the
sieFnal infamy by the unsnimous exscFa.
lions of The American people And yet
the FederaI Judiciary Committee Of the
III Senate. have reported abill ac-
coTdina to the demand Of The aforesaid le-
aal representatives. And this bill4ema-
mates lfom the same majority, who re-
fused q refund 10 Gen Jackson the 6ue
of s 1000 imposed npon him for assuming
shs authority 70 direct the defence Of New
Orleans The case stands simply thnsi
Nhia Congress propose 70 indemnity
tI.e heirs of soldier who commenced
lie val with infamy TO himself, and. DIS
ntace 10 lie county. and for services
never rendered, for how couldhe p0ss
BIy s. Gogefnor 0f Michigan after hay,
oiseh 50 lis authority with the terri
t6fg "a saa British. On the other hAnc
lhs same Federal majority have refused
10 ndemnify brave soldier Tor an aciu
81 osa and loss incurred too, in wind
ihg % she war with Waterloo victory =
= there any justice ID such distinction
As lhIas a there any yiusiice for i ex
eeplihg 4 sankllne prejudice against Ge'l
1aeksan, end disposition d gaxorihe de
ds.es d lie British, 81 the expense 3
ihs unshfnkino defender of bis country
a shasa ang policy II such 9 procedure
exes aa miserable policy Of tgratiEyin
asHIf. malicious S. itassanes %
iV Hsfrien Werlich Claytc
Na MqnahNsgt ennlen d loI the valis
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