Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
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Those who have been removed from Office by the
present Administration, according TO the announce
me made by all marked as deilnquenis. NO Of
ice days sacrificed for his political opinions
The only considerations I've expressly told by the
highest authority that determine his fate, are, SIS hc
capable IS he honest, he faithful 10 the Constitution?
All who have been turned out branded by the pow
ers that be- incapable, dishonest, or ialhess 10 the
Constitution Blu, constantly do We see the judgments
of the Washington Cabinet reversed by the people
The people and their Representative in the States take
pride every where, promoting The man degraded by
the Federal Executive We have noticed many nsan-
ces, and have most signal instance IN the case
of Mr. Burchad late Solicitor fthe Treasury suppant-
ed BY Mr.. Penrose Of Pennsy vania There never was
an officer who fulfilled The duties of his station with
greater prob,y, proprc' and industry, than Mr. Bur
chard and who knew INN, had III, least doubt
but that his renewal made solely from political
views to get rid OF unbending Democrat and 10 re-
ward supple parzan. The Legislature Of Ohio have,
in the case Of Mr. EErcliard, expressed their OF
the pretexts set up by lie Administration n regard 10
removals, very emphatcalIy They hav, made the
man who was pronounced by the fiat OF The Cabinet
here dishonest, incapable, and unaithful and there
fore unfit for the place Of Solicitor, Jndse Of the Su.
Dreme Court of he State Of Ohi0. What comment
upon the assembling under which the Federal mana
gers Of the Departments have sought 10 hde the pol-
teal prescription which they denounced during the
Preside ntial canvass Globe.
SUPPLIES.
The movement in The Senate to-day, evinces de-
termination carry out the system Of the ezra session.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has applied has been
by his published letter TO the Committee OF Ways
and Means Of the House Of Representatives, for an
immediate supply Of five millions Of Treasury notes
The Secretary states that something more than three
millions will be indispensable 10 meet the current ex
penses The five millions are required 10 maize the pro-
vision ample. When this proposition before the
House, Mr.. Gilmcr of Virginia entered into iull expo
son of the wants Of the Treasury, and the data oil the
Secretary, who asked the provision only because he
had been able 10 realize but about five millions Of
the loan authorised AT the extra session, showed that
this Gye million Of Treasury notes rendered that
amount Of the proposed loan unnecessary. IS, there
fore, all he asked OF Congress 10 authorize the
Treasury notes, 10 make up the deficiency of means,
the consequence Of the failure to negotiate the whole
loan, 1t deemed proper ny the House, u diminish
the amount Of the loan authorised by the amount of
Treasury notes voted i'll lieu Of it.
But the Federal party have set about creating
tionai debt 1t Isl with their policy national bless
Ing. The Boston Courier, the candid and honest ex-
ponent Of the views of this party has recently expressly
acknowledged that debt large enough 10 require Ia
riff for interest sufficient TO maintain the protective
system, is the aim of those whose policy it supports
Hence we find that the majority in the Senate, who
began at the last session the work OF building up such
national debt, have struck out the provso of the
House making The issue Of five millions of Treasury
notes, deduction Of 50 much from the authorized
twelve millions loan They nsis, on the addition Of
he five millions TO the twelve millions, 10 place at once
in the Treasury the power of creating deb, Of
teen millions
The nation now see what sort of reform is likely to
be visited upon it by Federalism. Gen Jackson found
debt of many Millions while the Adams admins,ra
ton had troached internal improvements to such an
extent would have II to two hundred millions
BY his that system, Gen Jackson found means
pny off the national debt 10 remove the Indians from
the States at expense of at least twenty millions
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lions more of surplus divided among the States
and this with tax diminishing at the rate of ten per
cent per annum. At the Extra Session we bad the
Tariff raised so 10 increase the taxes from FIVE to
eight millions We have loan authorized for twelve
millions. And while the country is threated with a
still higher tax at The present session, new issue of
five millions of Treasury notes is carry up the debt
at once TO seventeen millions This the reform and
Of Federalism!
alessrs Woodbury., Calhoun, King, and Buchanan,
took their stand declsivey against these and rapid
strides Of Federalism, Nj Evans the rnouthpiece of