Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-11-12

was somewhat peculiar in ito character:
but the draugh, CT the bill tras presented.
What was its fate, thus drawn from ihe
cabinet by Mr.. Clay. anI coc,n;,;cd :c H..
! personal committee i,and2 Wha, was ;.,
EFFECT? Its ouly effect vas, ,',a, The occa.
sion was seized 10 make an issue with tha
President. Who does no, know that the
Harrison cabinet struggled against ,his
issue, but that they Struggled in vain.
The issue thus made by Mr. Clay, a,d bv
him forced upon the Harrison cabinet, il
the source Of all the subse1uen, politics.,
and party evils, the moving, -causc Of tho
quarrel, and Of the present distracted
stare Of the Wings. Al this is ncto,i.
ous.'
't'en,'elnen: There ;eilfwe.l npoa Tho
quarrel thus forced uron the Administer.
tlon, two vetoss; the dissolution Of H..
Harrison cabinet; and the manifesto O..
the 18th Of September, denouncinS ,h,:
President"
Mr.. c. goes on 10 show mos: conclusive.
II tia, Mr.. Clay's obj.s, il as!sin. Tor u
fp'an Of r bank, vas scleIy 10 aysa train.
fora veto: lIr denies, il effect. ,ha, =
bank isprac,icab!c--thatany bod desires
it-:hat any public rnan is '.bol,I cno,uil
10 lead the iorlorn hope under Tho stan.
aard oil n bank''-.-,hat any public maj,
now stands forward in defence OF "A sank!
He does not except Mr.. Clay himself.
H.. SAYS:
"l:ven NJ. Clay, under s aoze auSp;ce,
the last astempt wa, made, now ,isnyows
the project, il | understand lis .rcccn.
'e,ter Of the 18th September. Whn, i,
his creed? lie does NOT tell you ,ha: h.,
is ready 10 undergo three year; OF grind.
Ing poyerty-thrce years Il exc;;ci AMI
en,bi.tered political struggles, e.. III,
sake of United States Sank. Ills creed
Ii, I, sound national currency. regulated
by the will and authority. oi tho nal;on.'
Now. is not Il .alf eagle sssc;. {. SCUM!
national currency9 Suppose Mr.. Clay
should h. elected to tic Presidency u,o.
this creed, and Vice P,asilen, should b.
elected upon tho samo.ic!:e'. Than SIP.
kose MI. Clay should die. IN! tho Vic,
I'resilen, should be accused nl rer.iay--
tie nation being possession oi- soun.l
specie currency not ,r..::.,g the g
adjustment et United States l,al,h?-.
Should we not have the rrescL, ...licu!iv
over again.
"Do act its ,csrdsem5s.ace ...e p'.,a II 4
SUB t.rosury as n,vch as iha; at b.,ak?--
Move si,, does not this article uf hi.,
cfeol express my lavor;.e measure Ok
!lc E.Sci.egner, even Moro distinctly ,'.au
i Bank? Fo. il bold AMI faux ,lni,i-
cal leader ike Mr. Clay had really t.:..i,.
10 run upon hank, he woa!d have s;,l,. ].
bank. say no discrce. caritais,--:.
~agac:os:s politician Of al .ts ma.
ses ana the millions who constitute oa.
nemlcr-cy, viii urge :ho rscAu:..r u
such a iH.;ii:uiun.'
Mr.. Gushing then proceeds n :,.7w
that, a, tic long session, the sYarg~l be.
tween the Coons and The President utou.
tariff ami distribution was got u, by |! "a
| former i'll pr, cisciy the same way That
The Cons il the House, instead OF taking
up their own tariff bill, reported by ,h.lr
own Committee ca Manufactures, cci,et
On Capt. Tsser's ADMINISTRATION Cor \
| tariff Till, nnd got iro.s the Treasury
Department d.aayh. Of 4 bill, whic
in every essential particular, waa .Aa
bill that finally passed.; ihu,, not cou,eus
with thus. but following oui M.'. Clay.
lead ct The extra session, they. '.in via.
la'ion of good laith,'' as Mr.. G. cscr.,
lifchcd 10 the bill the fatal cl;.ase rrroa!.
ing the prcNsn of the distribution act.
and thus made new ani coa,riycI issn,
with this President.
Another evidence Of Henry Ciay's tit
ness FOR .h. Presidency is The iar, l,as
he thrust himself into sent ia tho sc,.-
ate Of tho Gniicd States in violation uf
the provision Of the Constitution, whic;,
decIarcs that no person shall. b. J, Sou
u;or who shall not have attained lha az.
|of thirty years" Tho New Wor,I I'm.
jus. published a Biography %, Clay.
whicl, states that he va; born ut ti,.,
S!ashes, Hanover county, yir.inia. Apr,t
! l2.l777.. lie ,co!s his seat IA The .-.,itei
States Senate, December 20, 1906, before
he was thirty years al agc. The Nsw
York Esc':ig Post. rc;lcc;s w;,h stses;.y
upon this act OF Mr.. Clay as i,syrl,in..
tho guilt Of perjury. \ man w.., Ia,
once 50 silln1ly disregar!sl li,s inl.,a..
tions OF mo Constitutions, III the oa,, Il.
took to support ii, would ho. ai, 10 treat
its most vital provisions with coa,..sn..s
and violence when he Supposed them 4.
sand in the way Of his pcr.anal views
aud schemes.-N. II. Pot. &. G4retc
The UNITED STATrs s'ESArE.--i new
Senator from each Of eighteen states. will
take his seat in tho next Congress.
Nine Of them will send democratic: mere
hers as heretofore. viz: Maine. Ncv
Hampshire, Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
Georgia, Alabama, llinois, Ohio, sii--
souri,. Three other States w,.l SEMI
Wh'g members IS heretofore, VIZ: ya8-
mont, New Jersey. ana kcn:uyh>.
Four States vii! send democratic ne,.,.
bers tina, have Teen heretofore rep SEN.
ed by :yhigs, VIZ: Maryland, North Care.
Tina, South Carolina, ami Inel.ana.
There arc two States thai wc have nc,
yet menlienej, apart from Tennessee.
These aro New York AMI Louisana. "
the former the Legislature is yet %
chosen. though there can ba no daI
is character, and as 70 the !at;aa
bo SCI OF against New Yorkr1
,ima!e. Thi,; makes 80
ate. What course wiz