The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-21
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From the .hsio Orleans .4drertistr'
X. Jonx--We, from the west, will send Destruction
Into this citys bosom.
Ausr-I from the North.
n. PmL-Our thunder from the South, ,...
Shall rain their drift of bullets on lllis .o"n'
R,sr a nmdent disciplne, From North to South,
Austria and France shoot irf each others
mouth
Such Is the exact position of the present Congress
of the I'm ted States respect to the factions when
divide II and in their combined relation To the cou-
try, and its honest and patriotic Chief Magistrate
THE interests of the nation and OF the Executive
Administra ion of the Government targets against
which the valiant parties in Congress direct the re OF
their armament, and so bent on beng reyenged on
Mr. Tyler are they, that they
Shoot in each Others mouth.
Were the result confined the destruction OF these
opposing juntas, the country might be highly edihed
in folding its and looking quietly on, even tno
the people did "pay the piper but as the best iee
rests of the Union exposed to their murderous e,
it becomes subject of serious consideration now
much exposure may be avoided. :
The President is the immediate Representative -
the whole people Of the United States, and II Is ms
duty as il was that of the ancient Roman consus 70
see that the republic receive harm" ne qua &c
t,inente Republics caperet In the pursuance u tl,
high and responsible duty, he is guided py inc cni'
of the public liberties, under which we i've anu o.o
-
the delicate power, Also of seeing that the laws OF
the Union shall be executed, and in order to enable
him to discharge that important duty properly inc ne
cessary and co-eicient power OF originating appoint
ments to all executive officers IN the government vest
ed in him by the Constitution.
The present Congress is divided into two factions
the National Bank Wings and the Sub Treasury l-o-
cofocos The former is in a large majority IN DOM
Houses The President does not agree with either OF
these parties the and the keep
r. a. bnth
they have each turned their artillery against him. one
from the North, one from the South, and both from
the West. The administration OF the Executive por-
ton of the Government they are both the sworn enc
mics Of and to reach the President they have united
their energies and power trampng on the Constitu-
ton, on the laws of the Union, on all the common
rules that regulate mems intercourse with each other
and on the national honor, ITSELF both at home and
abroad The ordinary expenses OF the Government,
as graduated by law they will not allow They will not
trust dollar Of the public moneys to the President, to
be disbursed under the title of
They have contrary to express laws, and without re-
peang them, cut down the expenses OF the National
Judiciary from $475,0O0 to S375,OOO They have de-
stroyed the utility of an immense public property In
the MINIS by refusing allow the ordinary expenses
incident upon their working for the benefit OF the
public. They have cheapened the nation IN the eyes
of foreign powers, by cutting down and striking out
items for the sustanment OF our diplomatic relations
abroad They have denied to the President the con-
sttutional right to select agents for assisting him in
the administration of public affairs unless those Off
GERS hold the opinions of either the majority or NIL
nority in the Senate. They have, by force invaded
the Executive department of the Government, and
ordered the officer appointed by the President, and
responsible to him alone to surrender report OF his
labors to a Committee Of the House of Representa-
tves They have refused to vote the necessary sup
ies and permitted the public creditor to go away
unsatisfed They have thrown embarrassments IN
the Presidents way, while engaged in delicate and
10TH
poured out upon the head Of the Chief Magistrate on
all occasions, the most bitter and violent abuse
abuse that would be more fitting for the mouth OF 81
Giles blackguards than members Of the American
Congress. They have mutilated the appropriation
bill in such shameful manner, that provision has
not been made for the payment of one third OF the
public servants whose salaries are fixed by law.
In view Of these facts and of the determined oppos
ton which will be made to him, for year more, at
least by these two factions, what we ask is the duty
of the Peoples President
1t is plain and thank God, he has the nerve to pur-
sue it, arduous and responsible as it is
1t Il his duty to see that Congress shall appropriate
the requisite funds for the payment OF the public ser
wants. and ii the Appropriation Bin comes 10 him in
the mutilaed shape in which news from Wash
ingon the 30th ultimo, announced It to be, he Is
bound by the Constitution and the requirements OF
law, to return it to Congress to be completed And,
he H do it, let the factious groan and grIeve as they
may.
1t is his duty to select such persons to assist HIM IN
the administration Of public affairs, shall be quail
fled for the trust intended to be given to them and as
shall believe the policy of the President to be just and
proper and il tie Senate rejects them upon political
grounds, he is called upon, in vndication Of his own
course to continue to re-appoint them until they are
confirmed Such course is absolutely demanded by
The exigencies of the moment. lie must, and he nH
rescue the constituency of the country from the
merted insult which the rejection OF such man as
Tyson, has inflicted upon the nation
II is the paramount duty of the President to return
to Congress every bill which may be passed through
hasty legislation desire to impede the regular &C
ton of the Executive. MI Tyler has slam the many
headed hydra Of National Bank and he is now call
ed upon, put to death the monster of party He can
do 1.-THE tpiH do il.
Let him throw around the interests of the country,
the Constitution and the Laws the shield of his pow
er let him stand up and bid defiance to the mad and
furious partisans who setting upon him IN Con
gress let him to them the language OF Canue,
and point to them the Constitution and the Laws let
him appeal to the people for support in the dreu war
which the politicians are wasing against HIM let nm
see that the Republic receive no further harm IRON
the violence of the beligerents by interposing his
power to the utmost; let him
-fout the kings
of party caucus, and all will yet be we'll The Ma
tiona Bank and Sub Treasury partisans sure to
destroy each other and the benefit Of all parties the
great and glorious will rally around the patriotic
defender Of the Constitution honest and brave Johr
Tyler, and new men will be sent up to the next Con
gress, to stand by the Chief Magistrate, and pass
a law to organize that most excellent and uselu
Of all measures of policy, the dollar for dollar Elk
chequer.
Huzza, then, for speedy destruction Of the Nation
al Bank and Sub Treasury men! Let every honest
urge them on,
-from North to South
Austria and France shoot in each others mouth.
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