Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

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And ~" IS to the g'es''on q responsibility ,
me comparative responsibility oi Congress ana ct
the hNeSihFe.
a 7'h''t'h'h 9o' up mere Ii"9 tHttie"ed hS IS
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me LAecuiI'e was raised higher ihfn Tho stars!
-" 'his congress h1d "a, oe7' nat snort h'"7
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'"tt uAt every man oefe VIII DC P"'i.'tdt'y ot""'
save NE comparatively lev VINO s'AH tie re tieo-
.tu. "hat are we 10 !ese var Se"'S IA ,n'S
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sh"H De seft"e" out IA ''"3" - ,"o
must GO; aha may DC one Oh 'hcH'. b's'ues'
10" many q ,ie '-'''s'0" '' '"'e'S %" ,.'
House, and on both SIDES, haVo already slenthed
their intention to resgn There Is ,ha gentle
man from South CarplIna, very distinguished
member of the Democratic party. and here is the
chaIrman Of the Committee Of WAYS and Means
both have voiautariIy receded and welded then
places 10 SUCCESSORS. Are you going TO appa
thcsc gentlemen wIth threats OF responsibility
and IA tremendous reckoning before The Peaplei
No; thcy wt 20 home and be received with open
arms D. their own constituents, wha.eVer may be
tho fate of those who seek re election. In the
succession OF one Congress to another every DO
dy knows that, as general average, not mere
ihan ono hal! the members survive: at least hal
of the m are always left politically dead.
In The mex, Co gress, then, at any rate, and &C
corGng the usual ,"ij-. Of things, not Owe
orc hail. possibly not more than third, of those
now occupying these seats will be found hero
Where then, val he this tremendous responsible
ny? What IS the responsibility Of dead menu
II u ate often dropped elections Tor very trIvi
al offences. Where, then, Is the respons Ibi!it,
winch j. 10 pile up PeHon upon Ossa2-
Possibly IT NAV give certain gcetletaeu vast graf
calion 10 see the coming elections result IN bring
inr into this House an abundant harvest Of goo;
Democrats; let IT come. | say heartily, let /
conc WA there be anv greater harmony. thin
Won. between tho White House and that Demo
cratic majority. than rhete is between that SAM
White House aud tho Wing majority here? Tn
indications do not point that way at present How
cia !; he win, ih9t y fnaeracv who now yot
"Ita uIa ana MS tricnds here merely Tor the SAX
81 opposing the Wings, but who are not wilIin!
10 take The occupant OF that House TO themselves
- III they tad greater harmony between him an
themselves be they ever 50 Democratic! An'
let The majority bo what 1t will IN numbers, Wi
hey all, ike ny colleague over the way, (Mr
CUSHING take The oath OF unconditional aliegt'
aHce 70 John iNIef! NO, s'r, no. Mr. lyle
WI! 'eei mat responsibility OF when the gentle
man speaks, pressing hard aPon him hen we arc
+ IN the Pfc6icatncnl Ct those who ENJOY the Dene
mt OF Tie ancient ddage, &c HlortHl$ nat nsl bonum
turned out though we may be, and Congression-
ally dead, We shall suppose, still possess the
. Of II Is. far lf