Holly Springs gazette., 1842-07-15

CaS mus de PAID io al 5O1s ~ OkSkA done ~ lhS o.
fee a. sonaaz eel-e---
from e National TnteIligencer.
THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS.
The following Later from the President Of the United
S- ID gentleman Of Cincinnati connected with the press
|r tb,t cv but n. the time visit the of the Gen
T. Government having been published in the Cincinnati,
HReoubican Of the 18th instant and extensively copied be-
rs the history Of he times and therefore transfer
on columns Irhe letter of the Hon. Galway Morris to
a refers having been copied this paper the 9th
an. must be still fresh in the remembrance of our readers
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER
WAsHINGroS June the A, 1912
DEAR SIR I return YOU the Athens Gazette which you
indd Inst night, and will not withhold the express
of nv cleI approval Of the sentiments contained in
M il1ss letter the editor They such denote
niotc heart and mind With embarrassed Treasury.
a4lent transition from state of plethora to cond
approaching the opposite-with broken and disor
currency. arising from those numoeress bubbles which
past have engaged in their chase the whole country
with the mechanical greatly prosated and industry
ng an extensive paraIy is-wih the greatest and
nant questions pending, both foreign and domestic
nh any preceding time have engaged the public unc-
Hals this e for the spirit of faction have exclu
sv1v for the country be agaied by the question of
shalt succeed the Presidency three years hence
na abuse Of myself has entered largely into the discus
s ~ and olt Of Congress. Tins anv man who may be 10
oi.e may be ready expect but should be read
compromise with my bitter assailan's in Congress by
conceded them any portion they may choose OF
dv for their unsurpassed eloquence in abuse of me- if the
krsliue OF their time could be given the public good Is
great end be sacrificed CRAFTY small cqse Of
ng politicians who iul that their petty schemes of hatred
anbion OF more consequence than the consideration
III sf measures designed for general reief2
nenld however. ony % express approval Of the SEN
contained in Ar. Merrss letter, and find myself be-
fayed into ihf above remarks.
H Accept assurances ofmy highest respect
E5 JosErH GRAHAM Esp JOHN TY LER.
h# There be many persons who well we, will
e read this letter with surprise and concern not less
count Of contents than of lis apparently authorized pub
~ TIE writing Of the letter dsc.oses unhappy mis-
hsnson by the President Of the aims and ends ofthe
opes Representatives whilst the publication OF indicates
desire conceal the disgust and aversion IN which he
i those bodies which the Constitution and the People
conhd-d the Legislative authority
That there existed reciprocal of confidence between
Executive and Legislative branches ut the Government
well enough known before but this letter is the first
sare Of the abode such sentiments in the bosom of the
h Magistrate be fatal 10 any thing like cordial
operation on his part the measures which the LegIsla
nay poIect either for the support ofthe government
he erm Of abusrs which may appear to have crept INTO
"setaer resentment Of supposed ndgnity, or merely
1nal anphathy has prompted the excited tone OF this e
- quite clear that frame Of mind which !; exhibits
,s alaTorablc ony good understanding between
esseni and Congress but also the Presidents Impair
sscaargc Of his own duties Fenered, cramped contrac
" Prejudice such induces him to believe that "the
W., cion has exclusive sway IN Congress. and that
Pnoc good is sacrificed petty schemes of hatred and
O1en is impossible that the mind oil the President
-i oe m a state 10 enable him exercise unbiased
Sln upon the which il becomes the duty Of
0ngfes to submit 10 him
our object however in bringing this Letter the notice
80 readers Is net merely draw heir attention to what
sur q itself every who reads IL, but If
ai 70 better Does its appearance in print
- y upon US duty, in justice to the Wings in Con
= soa 10 the President himself (if be possible TO dlsa
- - NINA TO rePelthe mpataion upon the former that
e or have been actlated exclusively in the discharge
WV Puohc duties by factious hostility him That there
Individuals IN Congress. whose prejudice against the
IKE ms own prejudice against them, IS strong
oas tnelr Judgment IN where the president IS
.no Ee shall not undertake to deny. though. far as
r.sonai knowledge is concerned might do con-
TYes'y But tha; there IS single individual among
Wigs Congress whe is so bigoited or so excited BY
OF the last year, be governed in his votes
onc measures exclusively by the consideration Of how
never shall be convinced uni, we have better evidence
r. ha than mere assertion from any quarter Much
N ~ rue or susceptible of belief BY any candid man.
Nv, N oo1y Of noble Wings who came into Congress
s ae same tide OF popular feeling which bore the
y ~ himself into his place. all except half do
became corrupt and hc;ious and willing
a"a arsgue cfany