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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-18
THE ONE-MAN POWER.

One of the clap-trap expressions now in use
asserts that there is struggle going on which
must terminate in the decision OF the question
whether the President must yield to Congress
or Congress to the Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Ty
Ter is TO be Dictator or a President. Now,
were il true that the bill last vetoed by the Pre-
sident had been passed by large and decided
ajority, still it is obvious that he me rely eXer-
cised a power conferred on him by the Constitu-
ton, and the struggle aforementioned, if it ex-
lists at all, is one sanctioned by that instrument
But, waving now all discussion on the general
question, let US examine the true state of the
case in relation to the particular bill which the
President has returned TO the Houae with his
objections.
Is there such a conflict as has been represent
ed between the President and Congress Look
into the facts. In the first place, if MIR. Berrien
and Mr. Henderson, of the Senate, had been
true to their trust, the great revenue bill would
not have passed the Senate at all. The strug
gle, then. is not between the President and
Congress, but between the President and the
majority in the House of Representatives. What
was that majoIity2 We are to Judge, evident
ly, not by the number accidentally present, but
by the number actually deputed by the People
TO be present. Now, if every member had been
present, by what majority would the bill have
passed2 BY the casting vote Of the Speaker
SO, then, the conflict is not between the Pre-
sldent and an actual ma ority in the House, but
between the Pre- ident and the Speaker-be-
tween the man elected by the whole People OF
the country, and the man elected by single
district in Kentucky. Which, then, is the one
man poWer2
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FOR THE U. S. GAZETTE.

"THE ONE Man PowrR" is phrase, which meets
the eye IN almost every newspaper we OPEN and seems
to be used expression of reprooch or OF Indgna
ton against the President for availlng himself of
constitutional prerogatiye Il It the constitutional
" power" or the one man who exercises it, that
rctes the wrath Of those aiong whom II IS popular
1.-THE power were placed in other hands, would we
hear any complaints Of MS abuse} Let those who
vote for available" candidates think Of this Boston
Courier.
We desire to call the attention of the T. S.
Gazette TO the above paragraph. Is it not Hat
burglary
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OPPRESSION-RHODE ISLAND.

We find the following prohigate strain of Fee
deral vltuperation in the New York CONNER
cia, in answer TO the paragraph copied from the
Union. From the account, that have recently
reached us from Rhode Island, we believe the
friends OF Free Suffrage have been much ''more
snned against than shining" The Federalists
OF Rhode Island, and every where else, will find
that all men are FREE in this country, and that
JUSTICE, though delayed, is SURE to be meted
out to the oppressed
IL We urge upon the Commercial Advertiser the
justice and necessity of avoiding that old federal doc
trine of considering the Democrats of the country as
ignorant haters of the law" "lovers of plumber"
Infamous gang of conspirators,, "New York vaga-
bonds, "cut Threats" and "jacobins. The Union.
The Commercial, in using the language referred
TO- was speaking OF gang of rebels lately in arms
against the peace and good order of the State of Rhode
Island, and gang of rufhans in this city who were
engaged and portion of whom actually repaired to
the scene of civil strife to act au1arles in the work
OF battle and murder, and sudden heath" 1t
speaking of Eli Moore and Others at whose house the
head consprator, Dorr, who plotting to imbrue his
hands In the blood of his townsmen and kin
dfed according To the testimony OF Charles w. Car
ter, was secretly ENTERTAINED. IL was sueaking of
Major Hopkins, at whose house the consuta-
tons of the consprators held where subscripops
for their nefarIous work made and where il is I'M
derstood the collected in this city for the "holv
cause" we're stored. 1t was speaking of Major Hon
kins, Mike Walsh, and the so-caed Spartan gang
from this city, who repaired to hepachet-Hopkns,
we believe, prudently stopping short pledge
as 1t was understood from Dorr, that in the event of
success, "rHE BANKS AND THE W OMEN of Providence
were to be surrendered to the uss and the cupidity
OF the vlcors 1t was speaking of those villains who
robbed the arsenal, and forged the pixies taken at
Chepachet wherewith to murder the friends of law
and order IN Rhode Island. 1t was speaking of the
men who made up the frlghtfu cartridges of pig and
scrap iron and spikes with which the cannon were
found charged to their muzzles at Chepachet, after
the flight of Dorr, and Mike Walsh and their brape
associates. twas speaking of the politicians of this
city, one and all, whoever they may be- who were
aiding and abetting these diabolica proceedings if
such men not to be classed as 'vagabonds' cut
hroats, conspirators, 'haters of the law, and aco-
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bins, we should like to know the use OF having such
words in the dictionary"
Such are the epithets applied TO a portion OF
our countrymen by the Commercial Advertiser
In the beginning of the Rhode Island Difficult
ties we deprecated Mr.. DORIS a'telnpt TO take
possession Of the government by force, and we
approved, and still approve of the course oil the
President to avert the consequences OF a ciVh
war. We know that he was actuated by
sense of duty as well as benevolent feelings
but his sympathies were, and always have been,
with the Suffrage party. The majority should
rule-ay wW rule-and he hoped that they
would soon obtain justice IN peaceable man
ner. This was his object. But he has been
misunderstood, and unjustly censured. We
have much TO say on this subject.
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CORRECTION.

In our editorial Of yesterday on Supplies" for
"The king too rarely if ever has occasion TO use the
veto, because his ministers recommend and Parlia-
ment adopts what measures he peases," read
The king, too rarely, if ever has occasion 10 use the
veto, because his ministers recommend all leading
measures, and they rejected resign, thus suppressed
ing any necessity for the veto
For "by, in the sixth line from the bottom, on
assumption, read be
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-18

Il, ruosx ru,Nas WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY-M soN-EssEsriALs, LiDhhrf AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARnr.-Augtisiii'
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MESSRS. INGERSOLL AND ROOSEVELT'S
REPORT.

This able Report will be found in to-day's
paper 1t will be extensively circulated and
attentivey perused A more particular notice
of It's merits will appear 10 to-morrow's paper.
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We learned yesterday, from the statement of Mr..
CAMPBELL, who moved that has colleague, Mr.. PICK
aNs should be excused, that the latter, since his
turn home, within the last few days, had been sub
ected to the painful dispensaon of losing beloved
wife and SON
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THE MASSES MOVINGI

Notwithstanding shat tOdstn on the 4lh
of July, and shat articles in the Democratic
Review, we see the Democracy of the country
hocking to the support of John Tyler by thou
sands and tens of thousands ! John Tyler is
not candidate for election in lS4i-he will
serve the People if the People call upon him
he has no right to refuse--bul he is now only
struggling for the good of the country, and only
desires his countrymen 10 support him in his
laudable and constitutional exertions If he
falls, il will be while battling for Democratic
Republican principles and any Democratic Re
publican who can be induced TO withhold his
support, in such times as these, by a mere toast,
or an anonymous article in Magazine, would
not hesitate to barter his principles for filthy
lucre. None such will be found among the hard
listed yeomanry of the land
We copy the following demonstration from
The New York Morning Post
TYLER MEETING IN THE PARK
Yesterday afternoon, pursuant to call, large num-
Der of Democrats, say from 5000 to 400O assembled
in the Park, to express their appreciation of the
cent conduct of the President John Tyler) in the
mantul course pursued by him yetolng the mea-
sures adopted by the Federal Wing party.
At half past six o'clock, the appointed hour, the
meeting was called to order by Major Joseph Hop
kins and on notion the following officers were APP
pointed to preside over it.
L. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS:
1Ihcse invaluable Powde have been sally adoptsd
Europe, but France paIcnlar foupwads Of thirty
well BY thousands this bong the only mild,
safe and chcsciqs remedy for married ladic whose health
forhids a rapid increase Of fanly ,.,.fr ss ren
Madame Restei az well know WIS for thirty Ee
male Physc an IN he principal Female Hospitals Eu-
ropebose Vienna and Pariswhere fayorec ~ her
experience and opportunities, she attained that ceiebrty in
those great di,coy sdcs science so specially aaed
vailed well this country as ~ Europe Her acquantapes
herby tracing the decline and IL health of married eos,
often apparently nexrcabe sauses which consign many
mother ,or
rive knowIedgs Of the primary Of female indisposi-
caily OF married iengle (which
The discovery her celebrated " Preveut,ye Powders
Their adoption been the Of preserving not ouiv
the calt but the life Of acconate wife and
foud mother. 49, ..- So f .l III -tn. r. y
The advertiser feeling the importance this subject and az
tinatna the vast benei resulting thousands BY their aio-
ton would most respectfully attention the mar
ied, by all that they hold dear their
Ia NOT use and sius "a prevent evils which sub
jec By simple and healthy within eore Every
dispasson2te, ytuons. aud enlightened MUD will unhe
nsy ansYeI IN Tie affirmative Price FIVE dollars package,
accompanied with full and particular Tnsy
eau be orNsafed by mail to g Of The United Saes An
Letters m,st be ptid sai addressed MADAME RES
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office Its Greenwich
street New York Office hours from NJ TO clock r. M.
Boston Office No. 7 ESSEX ST. 81 liner
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" 10, 900 CASES IN A YEAR"

81 the rigt medicine and be cuedYc who ,oi
suffering from obstinate disease hind Of akness
Of the urinary and who in disgust and disappointment
have abandoned all hopes Of strongly invited, as
last resort 20 yc o the Justly ceie hrsed Or Chez
rvs Asrngvn Fills whose failure the disheare,
ING compnnt unknown; than boxes have been so
IN New York alone and not cfiure has been Related
To any mt selling them Has such fact occurred rom te
use OF any other medicine Answer ye that suffer. -
Sickness or general wasting of the body from any cause are
speedily ameioatrd short time cured For gravel loss
Of control Of the bladder pain the back from disease al t
kidney prostate glands these pills prcemineny success
full = :.
j. O. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New fork-Fsetsicd AZ %
Church Of Chamber ~ Boysry 6s cor
5, Philadelphia; Maiden Lane Albany 4 North Main,st
Providence nf Geo Pulling Nafchez fnce $iper box.
Also Dr POETS Eadfcator celebrated as the certa
safe and speedy gonorhGa and certain complaints
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
I PORTUGUESE M
Z E M A l. e p IL, s.

=, INVENTED AND PRErtHfpBv
"a; pE ByUDELOQlk, Nj D- LisbON. PORTUGAL
NE Scientific combination cr ingredients OF which these
FILLS composed have made them aud adu
ration Of che world They known III Europe 70 be
the only preparation discovered that sriahy
certain IN producing the monthly Their certainty, al
gases being such thai thew be used darns
Tor though always mid, sale and healthy they
produce miscarriage IL used during thai period.
The objections translated into Engih .si cn,cotcd
round with the sc 81 Che lmror'ef stamped Each Dor
taBs the signature of NJ. de Boudeclue, si the English di
ftctions have the Of DR. f. NELvEA endorsed
agent for the cciineiif Of Amriica.
They be transmitted by o United
States i.euen directed TO DR.. ~ Neissio l's ~, New
York will with immediate All
be paid Sold b. appointment Cherry, Caa
Price s. Half boxes g. No half boxes by
mail 81 m dNW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PEHSONS.
ERSONS afflicted with ruItures rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords, application at the
Office, No. Vesey street. either OF the agents IN the
principal towns the United States BE careful 10 examine the
back pad Of Huls usses to see # they are endorsed by Dr.
Hull writing. None genuine, to be relied upon IS
good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken yend limitations of Huls
celebrated russes and thousands imposed upon IN con
quence. These limitations cannot be relied they
made BY unkiiu mechanics and are no better than the
nary trusses
Rooms have been fitted No vesey street, exclusive
for ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
men where fema IS in constant attendance to wait upon
female patients. = au26 lmsT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
MEDICAL.
EXPERIENCE

FOR FOUR YEARS has fully tested the exaordinAr, yr
Il tues Of DIR. shEkAlAN's INDICATED LoZEN
Gs Several nsiion boxes have been Sold and eec
Satisfaction 70 all who have used them.
PHYSICIANS AND CLEBGYMEN, "a
Lawye!s frofesson ch and Ioor, high aud lowin fact
nea.,y INC w"2le American people. hsye gwen Them Their
every part Of the known world
DIS Hunter, Smith Rogers, Yanderpoo Scott and -four
cated Lolenges never sold ounce but always
boyes with his name attached The Doctor being educated
aud experienced physician and member of the Medical So
eeY Of he City Of Sew York gives character his
COUGHS, COtDs, CONSUMPTION,
Asthma Tetness Of the Chest, Whooppe Cough Cough At
aey relieved by Sheunans Cough Lozenges. They entirely
all ina hours often alarm
ng cases Of co9sumpon yield Il BY mage to their hapy
Mr. Seeter, and hundreds Of Others where they had
wOiMs CAUSE DEATH
To thousands, without their being suspected Children
and adults often suffer much from then when box of ssr
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds Of instances have come knowiedge where
Physicians trying their skill vain aud resorng last
the only hope, 10 hemas Worm Lozenses which have
stored them e health and happiness How often have moth,
blessings for the restoration OF the dear beloved offspring,
Never before has erec remedy been discovered for the
tire eradication OF all kinds of
HEADACHE, PALPITATTON,
Lownes Of Spirits Fatigue Painting Des ondency Nervous
Diseases generally, and Sea Sickness all subject The
curative properties Of Shemans Canphor Lozenses They
headaches, SC In fact they ope-
like charm, and no person should without the
they inialhe sickness Persons subject IA
attending crowded rartles will find them 70 relieve
Warehouse loo Nassau street Agens-Chnrchs, 1888 Bow
ery Sands n East Broadway, and Chambers and
three stores and ss fulton street Rrookiyn State street
Boston, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelpia. aul6r
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. DR.. HORNE.

CONTINUES to be consulted condentalIy at hs Office No.
" rs Murray street
Strangers respectfully appzed h, Dr. Horue being
rly bred medical profession, the London
practical mber of The said faculty of pysc for
wears the last in the city of New York Ills practice
from general he confines particular branch
cine Which his profound attention His oxpe renee
very geathis success astonishing He Cautions tic unio
against the use OF mecnry thousands annually nefc
rallied ont OF e-Tecent affections without mercury,
ngutshed lew days See cradicacd
ed NJ. The leaned Dr. Buchan empacally Mar
re persons and persons about be married should be
transmit q iostcrty."
Persons afflicted with rouactcd aad deplorble cases
not despair o. complete recovery by applying Dr. Horne
residence OF 30 years III New York city has established Doctor
Hoes character as nan Of sterling honor aud based real
responsibility and skill Dr. " offers his patrons
anee DIT fiOrne Offices and patients
come IN contact Attendance until o'clock in the eve
ming.
NOTICE,
Q THOMAS q. HORNE, son Of the late pr. George 4
Horne respectfully apprizes the public that he continues his
sers most successful his rstabshmen mo- -
Murray and may be consulted daily unit 70 o'clock
M Sundays excepted Nv lm't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-25
SUMMER COMPLAINT.

I(IARRIIHA, DYsENTEKY, or lonsencss Of The Bowels
II cured few BIZ Sheunans restorative Loken-
ges They remarkably pleasant and effect immediate
lieneyef has Instance been of their failure.
FEVER AND AGUE--Sherman's Lozenges for this tedr
and distressing complaint without exception, tile only
article known entitled the specific; for they always
cure, and the chilis de nsf return.
WORNS--lx bofn children and ndulls. infLbly de-
suosed aEs removed by shenans Worm Lozengesa mil
lion GA sold yearly, and ne known to Gail.
Warehouse log Nassau Agen.sg8 Bowery; II East
Broadway 2z7 Hudson ITO and 273 Broadway and 1870
E,lf ou sire lyn. ivln
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWNG 10 the eeebry, efficacy, aud invaabla Of
~ Madame Restell's Female Monthly Pills in all cases of
esulay suppression Stopase of those functions Of
tue upon which the health OF every female depends
connoriets and mutations constantly attempted to be
amed off for the genuine. Che common rs purchased
atiwee cents box, put in different boxes, and called
Fema'e Monthly Pills. with the object Of selling them if
possible dollars box. Females therefore
cautioned against these ATTEMPTS impose them is
sufficient here that all Femaie Monthly Pills are
oIieits except those sold Madame estes Principal Office,
tg Greenwch street New York and Essex street. Boston
of each box. ,r $40 r ~ ~ ~ ~
n BThey can be- used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also BY
pontmcnt al 28 Grand street, Alen New York.
al tu.Sr
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DIR. MORRISON.

~ Greenwieh-Dr Morrison, Member of the Royal Cosgs
of Surgeons London, and formerly sureon the British Ma
wy be consulted daily all diseases U delicate
nature and all those distressing
dcious and the impTudent fquacS edcincs
pr NJ has had an es}en OF twenty wo Yeas treating
delicate diseases all their ndc implicated lorna, and
mild, safe and inable substitute cIadiest
ing the yeueea virus with certainty, shout uhecting tile
patient risk restricting him n isusu diets
suits while his medicines agreeable ntsIe and smell Ter
distinctions the urera such structures and
lagemen Of e PROSTATE gland ace onraned with much lrr
and dull about these OF the
Quences of mstreatment. Dr. IA.
c promoting Absorb Of the hickeaed sircHisI
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILiTY.-Thopsands of young
suffering from tie consequences Of indulgence
destructive habit nerves further MUIR, FROM
the Of nestrms pretended SPECIFICS, which stimulate
only induce depression Dr. NJ. such
purely pathological principles and never fails IN establishing
curethc strictest honor and confidence observed.
Letters paid. and coainnga suitable fee will
the correspondent full advice and medicine 10 Of the
Obaon BY his history of his case in detail 20z ful
on str mel tfrc IN re
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PUBLISHED DAuy by ma.

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREhI3.
THr Ngw Yong HsRaLp-A duly paper, ,ssncd evety
morning Of the weekprce cents cory country s'b
scrbes furnished at the for srcc'c period,
aeDttance nad!ance, Noapei sent w iess iria "a
TEr WEEKLY HrHALp--Esued every Sa'uiay morning NJ
nine o'cIocproe sir and quarter e's per furnished
10 s. rs snnum m advance or AZ the
same rate for specified perod .t',
requested andrtA iettsrt
JAaKs loapor Proprietor and Ediso-snA ell 81
~ - basiDess nlst - Posi- s4Ass -
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LUCINA CORDIAL.


the Lucna Cordial United Sites, hat period
I'd in Europe but ss sSded 70 The rshsws its gsoa
,ess cnre q ncien, consemEaa The knowledge Of
& y a a u ann & S,v the 1
The result is that medicine has been added TO the catalogue
due rrecauon under the eonoi Of the tieu, i is
scarcely r this perod to recommend hs lena
all diseases arising from debitacn OF system
States il has taken PRECEDENCE OF all other medicine in s,
cases and leaves nothing further TO e hoped tor US cures be-
speedy perfect permanent and effected without rain
trouble shouid thcr however be person labonr under
tested merits recommend ITO them with all confidence aad
PERSONAL responsibility feeling assured they gin
and e s}s6ss 70 Dr. ?t s e be S % result &c.
as ais? the case ~ EooI the Immense American reputation
yesgated ndababe and generally admitted enable
females, who had been considered barren bear Offspring and
VaIentiy hopeless perfect health aud
when hs rrce,yed the agency OF the Lncns Cerdi1 o
he great s"ouri OF respectable testimony that accompanied ~
oual in these paruss bn, nov after the eo
sale Of upwards OF hundred thousand bottles coupled
and much knowedee founded person otsv rvaton
hestaneiy warrant as fa exceeding most sanguine hopes
most important ends for Which anS has be
Justly and universally popRla To be explicit
bic for he assumption tia, the EuGina Cordial can mvis
crate the yne powers N males ad make them scnndanl.
aed by artificial means ana also that produce that state
and imagined enable them bear children.
regret That have to speak so plainly such exceedingly de
as aii suarsntee for the Sea, reponsibii
y which have checuliy assumed With feelings OF
Lucna Corae has been heared uro in nis country re
man, the 51HN iS SsPt SqqSs ssESsS
Pce 80 bottle For sole q 400 Broadway and 20 Nassau
'usei Nss Yosk and 90 Norh Sixth fhiiadsphs-
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

MO. / BEEKNAN STREET. under Loyejoy's Hotr !,
IN coruer Park ow Established for the OF With
out cutting malignant ulcers. liberated Sore Threats sero-
lous, Scobuc and Cuaneous Eupon and Diseases OF
incident both their various stages
radical warrantedhe charges moderate,
stated when the patient applies charge being required until
the cure perfected medicine put ~ for the Treatment and
copous printed direction for All persons sul
under diseases nature requested
call they will be treated by regular practitioner Of 30 years
experience whose medical and surgical diplomas esn
bited his office, No Beekman street. New York
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GUITARS.
FLUTE & GUITAR.

X. FHTLTFE ERNST, Professor d the Flute, tiuaT,
" patent Concertina begs his friends and pm
lie that he has lust published his "Rondo Mlsr" fo the
guitar which viii be found well worthy the oFhe
learner amateur from its being well adapted that ns1
ment and calculated not only please but afford instruction.
This Rondo, with several other pie Of his compost
uon lor the GUITAR be found Mr. Ensts residence IS
Canal street. where he continues to give lessons tie above
instr