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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
"lmurdercd William Moore,
ASH sailed, &c.n

But we will not give The whole, as me an. on
the occasion Of the frst symposium in New York
40 sing the whole song, with such nasal aceompani
mtn;s as We remember TO have listened TO, ns this
remarkable song constituted the musical relief 10 The
yarns of the torecas:ie.
Forty years ago we were rather distinguished for
singing that "sea anthem not exactly for the deli
eaey Of the tune, for the dstinetiveness OF the
words And TO confess the truth, not so much for
the words as they were written but rather ss they
occurred TO US, TO exc out the tune.-U. S. GGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
LUZ HENRIoUE FERRrIRA rA0uIAR.

- -. Acting Consul General.
Al, VIII bo granted from tls port according to
nc ah9ye Circular. II. BALDWIN, Wee Consul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
BOOK AIrCnInM

suit N Pa''e'"s' 10 lots Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

LINEN GOODS.
TuSTreccvcd by the subscriber, an invoice Of Linen
Goods, comprising cheice assortment OF Sheeings.
Diapers Table Cloths, &C. purchased auction.
81 Pillow Case Linen
81, 10 aud - Linen Shceiing from d 81 and uu
wards per yard
c., and 1914 Linen Damask Diapers
- So 10 4, Y !. u aud l6 Dauask Table Cloths
l2Nli, l2Nl6, lNlS, liX2O AMI l6x2i satin Damask do
5S, 6s1 and IL Damask Napkins fIom e. W and up.
wards
White brown and coloIed DoyEes
Birds eve Diapers, Barnsley Diapers, for Towels
Russia Diapers, Irish Linens best make and finish
Richardson's Family Linen
Linen siair Covering keuings Lawns, Cambres, sc.
lu % JNo. WRIGHT.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALlCOES AND
LAWNS
TWENTY thousand yards Summer Calicoos, at G. g. TO-
Il l2s l., ani incr
Also, Lawns for Is per yard-selling or at
ln . II JENKINS.
MOURNING GOODS.
II ECEiVED per schr Leonilnc the following desirable
IL Mourning Goods viz.
Black and Blue Black French Bombazines from % 3d.
n tho finest quality
Hack aud Buc Black satin stripe Chalys
Black and Blue Black Moushn lie lanes
black and Hue BLACK Btlzorincs
Black and Blue Back Organiys
Plain Back Glnghans
Second Moufning Ginshams
Fine Black English and American Prints
black Love Wells AMI IIdsfs
Plain and Cfiinped Mourning Collars
DO Collars, with inside Iidkfs
aud Grapes
Black English silk Hose
d. 10 MoIavan do
X 4 and silk Gloves which will be sold cheap Tor cash
ia 10 JOHN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
CARRIAGE

Atsame hour. two .seoad-haad carr,.e. I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

Written for the Clay Club OF Germantown and deIiea
To all the Clay Clubs throus hoai th. Land,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

IN'EN IsDtNIIVIN,
1SN The cOppeTsd ship WASHINGTON, Capt
s8fkD Benson, City Point, readiness 10 rcoev,
- cargo. For freight, apply TO L stanback, son a
Iu2i-isn CHARLES PALMER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

We insert this morning. en- tie st Gee Tic letter CT
this gentleman 10 his constituents. announcing his lntcn-
ton 10 resign his seat in the Senate the close of the
present session Ct TIC Legislature We are aware of the
sacrifice Of personal. ard domestic comfort which con-
,nuanec in public lie Will require Of Ar. Tunsla hut
nevertheless here ilal III viii reconsider his deerni-
nation, at least for the present 1t Will lie time enough
10 resign, his seat, II he shall find some subsequent
period, prior the meeting Of the next legislature that
the reasons by which heis influenced Lave tsnonco
their force athty lhancounertalanccd
byconsdorans Of public and political character the i'm
portance Of which We sure he fully appreciates Mi
Tunstas long oNperence IN public lie. suroradded to
his fine talents and power dctater, give him weight
in the public councils, and make him valuable repre-
sentative; and we cannutdaubt that tie constituent body
will be reluctant odspuse with his services as his
associates in the Legislative hall will be 10 sever their
long and pleasant association with him Ii we be cor
rect in this opinion, hope that hsirends at home will
unite with MS in pursuadng Mr. Tuns,al to reconsider
his determinations, or at least to postpone execution
until he finds that he cannot retain his al without
nfcing too much 10 the claims which the State has upon
his services. Ii he discovers ty tie result ofthe next
Spring elections that Ephraim Joined to his idols
thcn-ha1 not I'll then, eyontute to sav--can he with
proprle;y ash ran honorable DISCHARGE"
HS- "lndest' has been received Au: cam, 9,,ro,r
ui,hou, the nan.s of the author
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
EDITORS CORRESP O.NDE.NCE.

RiCHMoND FEBRUARY Is, lSl2
John Rutherford, Esq. (now acting Govcrnor,) was
to-day unanimously reelected Councillor Of Safe, there
being no opposition. lis odicio term Governor
will expire on the 2lst Of March, unless in the interim
the Legislature shall elect Chief Magistrate Of which
do not think there is much possibility.
The House, yesterday and to-day. was engaged IN
the discussion OF the bill proposing to abolish the Pubic
Guard in this place, and substituting for ii corps OF Ia
diets similar to that in Lexington. The bill was opPo
sedby Messs. Taylor Of Norfolk and Daniel ofthis CITY,
IN strong and rcbc speeches, and ably advocated
by Messrs. Rivcs and DJrman,-the latter, however,
suggested some notifications, Finally, after an una
railng motion 'r lis indefinite p stponomeu (52 to 5')
recommcd to the committee Of Schools and oil
leges, with instructions to modify It's provisions IN ae'
rer'ianco vi til Ike siggoetitus Con. ncnoan
Tie bill al org 't;r cft:;C ftc q 1e ) RS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
NO,s'Fs'sH.

EslF subscribers Intend 10 close their present business
n and 10 effect this object more speedily, they are
menee business in this place GOOD bargain. in their
Nloth OF GOODS, which is well selected though
moi very large and consists mostly of Staple Goids
we invite those wishing to buy cheap stock of Goods
to call and sec us
We will commence from this day to sell at retail at
such prices viii inevitably insure sales and the very
reduced rate At which we shall offer Goods will make il
necessary that we sell exclusively for cash or negotiable
paper
Those owing us accounts will rccolcct ,hcv fall due
the st OF February, and we hope they will fail call
and settle HUNT * WARD.
i. Jan. 81 ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

o. The Richmond Enquirer. in allnsion to a remarl,
ofours, that Henry Clay willie standard Lcarer ol
the Wings in lSil, asks, such is the case will Vir-
gnia rally Ground the Wing PARTY al the ensuing Spring
election? Has the Enquirer l,gotton dat this Las fer
years loen tie 'cuo" Of tie Wing rariy Of VIRGINIA.
that Henry Clay Las been ileir ayorte candidate for
the Presidency ever since sa2-and that they reluctant
~ surrendered him to tie llarsLurgnominaton IN 1910
Ike inscription d that great ard pure and lofty name
upon their flag is no new dca-and underneath that
name we now write, fthe W hIgs are but true to them
selves, in Mat i'm ,cc shall conquer"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

eoSGREss.-N etAus ,f importance =. L..
Transacted n the House 1t Rcpr ,,ntati,cs.
n Tie Senate, I'll list Midday, Mi Ok, suiu,,,,.
tie following iioparian, resolutions:
Rl5ofrfd. ! hat IL is The duty If he C,u,ul t.
L Sni, III q hGhetrg us atmnisiIaii,n 10 ,f.,lt. .
adequate reEenLc within the yearto nce, TIE curr,,,
peilscs 81 III, y'ar and tla r>tcdout either iy
by ltasely notes. 10 supply in TIM, Of t,a,e A..
cency u nce, ally Curn2 sue, asiy, ,,,,
Cn~lse, and must lead L. ltTnrn rs cUn,tqlrItc,,
: Resided That such an adequate revenue canno, /,
obtained y duties IN Il r'gn nrplrs, without s, MIN,
higher rate than twenty yer cent? provided tr i,
tie Compromise net, Which. at the trrc Of lis ,,s
sup scd and assua,d that would su,nIs
saiielent ryouuc for economical admin, trattn :,
the Government.
iiesoired, tcretre, That the of duties On co;.
imports ought 10 he augmented beyond the rate Of tw.n
y siX millions 81 daaro--twcnty two f.r the ,rd,,
expenses ot Government, two for tho payment Of
sting debt, and TWO !l.ous as reserved fur,
contingencies =
4 Reso'rcd That in the nd usmcnt of a tariff To ,,.
an amount ct twenty sX millions Ct revenue. the rrp.,
Pies q the COMPROMISE generally should tc adh,rI
10, and that. especially maximum rate Of ad valor.,'
dat IS oud be established, from which there ought .
be As little departure as possible.
s. RcSotred, That the revision in the act # the -,
session, r the distribution of Tie roc,oGs If H., NH
IL lands, requiring the operation Cfita act TO srsren
dtd III the Contingency Of higher rate IF duly than IN
per cent. ought IL h. repealed
g. Rcseircd, H.; !: !, tic duty Of the ecvernmon, =,
n! lines but more especially in season such as nov
eAs;s general en- arr cnt and pccuuury distrs sc :,
abolish all useless institutions and iiiccrs 10 cur,sl al
unnecessary opposes. and to Practice rigid economy
I RcSoirca That the contingent expenses Of the two
II uscs OF ongrtss ought to be greatly reduced and III,
mirage Of members # Cungrtss ought to lie regulated
and mere clearly defined.
{. Rcsoted, That The expense of the judicial dep.r
mont ofGoYcnmcut have, luTc years been great, IN
creased, aud ought TO be diminished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
Tcr,rct!c 5;ttr!lt0rufr.
c,rr,,,o,oe,cs 81 s .ye,s York Courier and Enquirer

Correspondents y he Ven York Courier aud Inquirer
W,sniNGros. Feb. 10. ls.2.
'rhcre is 8 curious misunderstanding existing iiisl
between the President and Gov. Pnindexiof Tie lat
ter (wio, ~ the way, has been all al, NJ candidate
flr Tic Embassy To Mexico thus day confirmed 10 Wa
d. Thompson. .r came here viii budget 4 mat
ter relative the New York Custom House. which he
was nxious 10 open b,fre his Excellence lie called
several times 1T the White House. but alwags Jailed III
So M the President who made excuse oi being en-
rarc3 Al ,s, he became anroniod aad to day rreeiY-
my an invitation dinner the paiaee, lie abruptly re
fused TO accept H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
puIf,ApELrilt,, Eel. II.

TINS ExcrrEm1Sr-We had much excitement in
our city yesterday, IN relation 10 the dongs at Hams
bng The create onstouatl1n t,thccause o the
depreciation Of tie relief notes aud The money olra
crowded In many cases the brokers would not bay at
all while IN Others -, so, and high as ~ per
cent was demanded The feeling of indignation against
the Legislature almost universal. The act discfed
lung these notes sconsidcIcd little short Of robbery The
p,urlt classes are the greatest sufferers Inquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

notice that almost all the Loco Foco parcrs in This State
as well out Of it, ondeavor 10 imncste Mr. Ga, j.,
Inc duel between Messrs Graves and Cioy,-iIom the
circumstance that Mr. Wise asserted in tie House Of
Representatives that he acted by the directions Of two
distinguished colleagues of Mr.. Graves Nest Of tbcm
assert mat Mr.. Wise alluded TO MI Clay-fut it is
m,''aEe--lie alluded to Mr.. Crittcndon and Mr..
We Mice 10 tar from Nj Clay having any management,
III 'ne preliminary arrangements of the duel, he done
al MS IN his power to prevent the sad catas rorhe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

James " Ra,de's nomination rcjected-it is an
nounced, in the Washington papers, tina, the nomna
ton ofJames y. Barker Comptroller Of the Treasury,
nade by President Tyler has been rejected by the Sc
nate after a warm debate. by vote of23 toll Mr.. Bar
kcr heldthis Office under the Van Buren, administration,
and was ameng the first rcnoras made by Gen Harrison
who appointed alter Forward, (now Secretary Of the
Ireasury,) To succeed him. Gen. Harrison, it may
well be supposed, did remove him riihout ca,tSc;
at least President Tyler ought so have supposed; and
hence his reinstatement by the latter gentleman Of
itself gross relecien upon the integrity Of Gen HAM
son. Of which other man. coming into tie Presidency,
under such circumstances. would have teon guilty.
We say, President y er ought to have acted the
presumption that Gen. Harrison had not removed MIR.
Barker without good lis er doing even had there
not been rtcord oydepcc 10 Justify the act. But there
evidence sufficient 10 shuw Il II Ar Barker ought
not to continue i'll eflicc. He was Comptroller Of the
Treasury when the great SWarwout doalcatlou occur
rcd and the committee Of investigation. of which Mr.
Wise, (Alr Iyles tiend) was chairman, then reported
that this def,cation in part attributable '.he cl-
PabIe disregard Of ac aid aeslect Fl dug' the part
of MIR. Barker And yet, with this evidence Of his
tempt Of law and his neglect Of duty clearly substantial
ted and for which no doubt Gen Harrison removed him
Nh Tyler as iitor the purpose OF mantesting his con
tempt for the judgment ot lis I1oGtctssor. rs well as
his disregard Of the public interests, resatcd HIM in
office We rejoice that the Senate has rejected hi.
nominee. We rejoice. we'll because the nominee de
served no better fate. according the Slowing of Mr.
Nse's committee. as because il Is fit roluAe TO tho
President himself Thank heaven, there are slmt
things which the President cannot veto,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

THE TIMES.-Wclih like to publish such sentiment.
as these expressed by he Richmond Compiler, and think
that they ust applicable to community they
II r chmond.--1hat paper says:--"Ihc people Of
Richmond doubt see the necessity Of standing firm to
their common intcrcs's, Never was there time that
called fr more calnnoss caution AMI wislom-ne
a time the days that tried mems s1uls when
zealaus devotion to the communicable demanded II
every one for The mutual protection Of all We should
present slid front in defence If interests
we should endcaycr to inspire confidence,
the public mind AMI rally upon State pride
State devotion and Firgiin, feeling Above all, lie, US
stand by our institutions, and cOuntcract, effectively
we tie assaults Of dcmasoguesm. and the plots of
ncendiaTes Of every kind. Al this duty to tho
common safety
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
JtrNtnta 1LrgtaIaturr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
- IA
Renur,s were received lnom several COMMITTEES AT


Reports were received from several eonmiitees-an1
- or ,wo bills were considered n then carly stages
PKriress
WEI, presented Ry Mr. Wilson. Of Thomas 4
lnds~y and others, praying tr authority 10 sci ee''a
lands in the County Of Prince Edward.
Nv Mr. Edrngton. Of suadry ctEens Ct Wheeling
and Oaio cunfy praying that real es'ao Which may be
subject to sale under executions, deerecs n Other pr
e,ss u, tie Courts Of this Commonwealth. shall not he
Ala unle! the samc 81 ee- sn fo llids u ii'
Tar paiSeip.L EsefsrrR.
NJ CLARK Of Halifax offered the ialluwius:
Re,oi,ed. That the Committee q ads and In'ernaI
Navigation enquire into the eapodeney oil aeosng inc
vficc Of Principal Engineer II the Stale.
debate ar ulou tins resolution, which was tnai-
n Gu, oif By tie previous question, ordered on motion Of
Tbs yeas and nay. were then called upon Tie rcsyla-
tim, which rcJccted-yeas il. na,s %.
CorSclILoR or STATE.
The joint order was then plaoc1 bei.re the Housr
keinp fr the election eta Councillor STATE, TO supply
the vacancy occasoncd hy tie expiration Il the torih CT
service OF jain Rutherford ESQ.
MI. lIgn.ins nominated John Rniherflora who reco
vel all the votes given in the House and all save enc OF
those given il ,he Sonate.-s9 J la RHthefeord was
ss-eeciod
sr,rr AnvoRy Senooi.
The unfinished business u YESTERDAY -beiaS a motion
70 postpone indefinitely the s establishing tie State Ar
nsory School. now resumed.
Mr. Dan.ol withdrew his III itian far indefinite post
poncmcn,-and moved the commitment 81 lie biil, and
its amendments. 10 ito Armery Committee.
Mr. Hopkins renewed the motion 10 postpone, iaT The
purpose he said merely Of putting lie subject into the
condition in which ii had been ei1b by the discussion oi
yesterday.
A debate ofsome two hours ensnod /: in which Messrs.
Hunter, MeRae and Daniel opposed the bill-Aessrs.
Dornan aud Isives sustained Il.
Mr. Taylor Of y b. final called the previous qucs
ton. which was sustained-aa1 the question being pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

C5' We learn, from late Report Of the Secretary of
War; made to Congress, that the whole number Of the
Militia OF the United States, amounts to ties Us men
Virginia has lC7, 81. Tie returns to The Var De
parm,n, however, must lie from what we know ei The
matter, misoIatly detective Ike on,iIo militia ttrce 81
the Union Is doubtless largely upwards Of two mil
lions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

~ 1T great Tariff meeting recently held in Pits.
1"'sh' (Pa) William Wilkins, Esq. a DISTINGUISHED
Loco foco, and not long ago L S. Senator, and Ex-
Minister to Russia, presided We sla soon soc This
this question divcscd is pari clsraccY,, lo.., -
t.r N-rtfcrr Ct4ics '"'' "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

D. According to the New Olcans Bulletin, the tide
Of emigration rapidly setting towards Oregon Tefito
ry, which Will scon be, to tie Mssourbordore1s as they
arc now to us, 1.-The Far frolaratiens are in
progress to organize among tie sotleIsa regular form
government Not many years Will elapsc, iitie Union
DC not IN the interim dissolved by the Abolition a2iiat rs
before Oregon, having passed through its territorial proba
tI"n' WI" apply for admission into the great Republican
Con'dcTocy The soil IS SAID tote fertile, and the eli
mate is sa!ubrious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

T.. H,llaa F,rer.-'lie Riehmeud Ea9uir.r Is =
c.J AS lis readers may have perceived, viii period
cal fits + laru on the subject Il ibaien nefng IT,
summer aud III. lie patient exhibits 'nly eecssiefs
and hy ~ mean, Alarming symptoms q tic distressing
naady hut Ut he FL Sc Of the winter, lie d-ease
,aas distinctly Il manis st Itself, and to Aeifase
in violence the month Of pr arIr acas. tomars tie
else Of which oaclos lis crisis, and thon Iasos of,
leaving him apparently but little tn,elcd L. tie attael.
From the fact that The Eleciienoorng cansas coninen
at,ut the tine that tie Addition attach th,
and abou, tic period Of its cessation, il has been
supposed that the ane is in some ny stslieGs
nuenced and controlled ~ tie other. We are, however,
to little with the phil1seliy Of such nat
tels that we are unable say whether tbs be Of
The fact, however. is unqucsorale the reaers ot
the Enquirer, will have long since observed. 1he peri
rod lr the If these singular attacks
hand, and invite the attention q the such
matters TO the development of the next nine weeks
The patient is now rapidly arrflaehng tie spas;nodc
stage Of TIC disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

" Honor to whom honor is due The recent dipo-
matte appointments Of President Iylsr credifalle 10
his ADMINISTRATIVE refer to that of Washington IT.
wing tie most distinguished and popular Of American .ti-
tn IS, (and Loco Foco to hoot.) Is Minister Spain
Naddy Thompson Of South Carolina, 4 genuine
Wing, and an able man, rs Minister to Mexico and
VIM. NJ Biacki-rd, frmerly editor Of the fredercls-
burg Arena, Charge to New Gronada. Il is fortu-
nate tor friend Bachrl that lie months since abd-
Gated the editorial chair, he would other
wise have been thrown tut Of Tie line Of pfeerment ty
the free and fearless condemnation Ct many he acts e
the present Administrator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

% The sion papers inf ms us that the "Ice Crop"
has failed in tLat region, 50 far at least as material
ly to diminish the quantity usually saved for expectation,
to warmer lailtudcs. The ponds are now all opens
most unusual occurrence at this season Of the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

<EELEy'G OFF

TNse - to VII HN' Hs''"'
mo. j. PURNlS. informs his customers and the
- public generally that the N is nearly gone
f,r selling Tiier Goods he determined from this day
70 give great Bargains in
Blankets, Fianntls, H,rinocs So,tines, kentucky
end Home spun, hans Uootcn SocLs aud Stockings
Sha,ois Of all kinds. Cloths aud Cdssigeres, Bomba,nes
Circassia,is, and STUFF Goods generally
lie has lately added t. his stock Of BoNNrrs, RIM
Soxs. CALIooEs, SlLg Goops, and llusiLRY OF all
kinds. which viii be sud a, very reduced prces
JOHN J. PI RVS.
ian 10 If Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

TUVIlE subscribe IS now receiving hem celebrated
i FACTORY IN Troy. New efh. the largest assort
meui OF C.!2RLiG1S ever offered N thu market
Persons desiring to purchase respectfully invited 10
call and examine the stock Inc pfees viii he sails
aetory lie has no doubt IL. NJ. DlDlAkE.
Jan. 10 Pm II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21

c. There is doubtless great deal Of specie boarded
uPln the county, by the more tmd portions of lhecom
mnnily, who have lost all confidence not only banks
but IN individuals. The Philadelphia Gazette states
that in the interior Of Pennsylvania silver is stored away
III almos every farm house farmer, near Reading
having it is sa d. at Icast $4,000 thus locked up It
viii certainly not augment much in value, even if il lie
safe while thus kept Banks and merchants and money
changers it is true may become bankrupt; bat them on
the other hand, ";hcyes may break In and steal .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-21
Tne nruci,ruue s'ira!tgtau.
I'll. VETO POWER.

Senator paebanan contends lndierously enough, that
tL r,is ON, # The "Dfrnorfafie features of the con7
luton and lie tudoayofsto metsifae tbs manii 81 ali
surty by r,lfnng tie fact iat the people lr'o ere-
tofrc unormly when APPEALED to, sustained lis cAcT
else. IVA. II mol rendered manifest (he asks with
an air Of tump '.lhai tie President. elected the
mass Of The people aud directly responsible to them fr
his conduct tade1siood Hti wA and then ,ehes better
than he majority in Tie se4aie Htd House # Rejrcse
taiires!" We answer, Ihatlcay no. II is true,
the people reelected Gen Jackson after his yet1os, but
we deny that they elected ldm because Of his yetocs
And herein consists The ialacy 4 Nj Buelanans argr
mett. hundred questions sometimes influence the dc
csion Of tie people IN tie election of presdcnand
hence = mol unfair to assert that thousands voted for
Cen Jackson. who did ngt approve ofhose sIcec acts,
for other reasons satisfactory 10 themselves. HIS per
sonal popularity frequently remarked enabled him
to do whatsoever he listed and we have doubt he
would have been reelected, instead Of geiong the
BANK the Distribution Bill and the Ma ysville Read he
had affixed lis signature 10 them all Yes and he would
have been reelected BY the very men who audcd
him the skies when he vetoed these bills The poo
pie ,ceni for Jackson and nj ier las meaapes
But. admit Mr.. Buchanan's theory, that the Presi
dent Is the true eapounder Of the Peoples wishes, and
tina, he likely ioun1crstand and carry out their
VIII, then their representatives. in tie two Houses Of
Congress-what then. IS the inevitable inference .
Why certainly that Congress OUGHT 10 tc abolished not
only unnecessary, but a nischeyous bed -as
hwang the will ofthe peopleby acting as a check upon
the will Of the President WHO tie true organ Of the
Dcmocracyi Indeed IN order to carry out Mr.. Buchan-
ans idea, npresenatiyesystem ought tobc abolished
altogether, and alrowor, legislative rs wellascxeculivc