The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-01

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But LET distribution liYs fasefeF
With THIS policy Mr G wvsiid eantFs'i ms asis -
which patriotism called thsm.
GeniIemen said the feoyls had a. inieresi "a ass-
Irritation, because q gave aossi ~ tis csnsrSasssa
States. But did the, 40, SEE that thf tes@is ~tfs
first 10 be taxed foo the mduey n thfy tecs eas
million out Il the Treasury thss must vut as'ihsS
million In Iis place. 80 the Pian wes 70 E'No W.
States money by the ndifeci ,aAssioh ~ s'e "tsfA
Government.
The gentleman pai this MATER a DESTRUCTION ~
the irresocabe title OF a., States "a tbs ianas bi
mere expedieney. lie asked Who woaa Ftss cap
ital in manufactures under the uncersant, ffvm sf
huctuating product OF the land saicsi hut Af =
would say in repl,-ls,. That manufacturer had al
ways been heretofore under thls uncertainty 10 "
was impossible 10 have certainty. Was nastastion
confined to the land sales alone Wac there nons ~
the revenues Dad they not iactusts from fifteen ~
twenty-five Millions fluctuatioh sDcsdeni 10
human affairs. II was in the tides, II MAS "a all sbo
phases Of the moon, II was ia all our condition
But still the primary question returned wasthes All
these protected interests t. be krpi IA pfo'rsc'
ed spasm for three years 10 come and this tr parry
objectsl Was this Government 10 be trOdden Joefi
merely TO give the States the asas OF the pubic
andsl lha, was the great question. lie believed,
oi one that the protected interests would be the last
to be mised from protecting tariff TO sacrifice a 10
the folly OF getting little share In the proceeds OF The
public lands.
But who had advised this long anguish Of three
years How long had II been since Nbig Senator
had inserted prosiso in the distribution act that a.
the revenue under 20 per cent there should be
distribution MIR. &. had never voted Tor such pro-
vlso but IL was there sine qua non was II compe-
tent for these gentlemen to change their sine qua non,
and to make issue Wi h the President on The very
ground of their own arrangement
Mr.. &. did not know what effect the appeal Of the
honorable gentleman from New York Mr.. Granger)
might have; he did not know but under momenta-
ny excitement majority might be ready to turn their
backs upon the Government but he should not credit
this till he actually saw their votes.
The question, MIR. G. observed in conclusion, was
not between the House and the President no, IT was
between The House and the People--belween the
powers of the House and the powers OF the General
Government. Ii was whether this Government should
be brought stand by the refusal of the House OF
Representatives to perform its duty. lie could not
believe the House would act thus I'll he It. He
trusted that pu poses and feelings constitutional
more patriotic, would assume their woned empire in
the breasts of the membe Of that House of Con-
gress.