The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-14

tionary and disorg anisng principles This prejudice
ney has us to cut down forests and build
ND cities and Villages. This party ad great rtjoc
ngs over tine @ ., Tue W.
cal influence in the convention. When they found they
could not establish monarchy, they placed the veto
for the exercise Of this kngly power that the modern
democracy had their bonfres their uminations their
firing ofcannen, and other rejoicings He was demo
crat himself least to the extent that the ority ruie
but, modern democracy was for trampng upon every
gation and would violate the broad seal Of so
veregn state to effect its purposes He wouldsay word
about the daance between the executive and the me-
derA democracy II first commenced at the extra SEES.
sion, when colleague of his Mr. A. BROWN offered
resolutions the constitution in regard to the
Limitation Of the Presidential term to four yearsor sin
gle term Of four years His colleague was able tao
tcisn the Grundy and Polk school, which, he thank
ed God, be did belong that famous for its tao
tics. When hs colleague submitted his resolution, up
popped another distinguished leader from South Caro-
lima (Mr Pckens) and inquired If il intended to IN
clude the present Execu in the plated amend
ment Certainly not, said his colleague. Then 90 Tor
it, said the member from South Carolina This was the
starting point, and SO pabe did appear that there
was universal hau hau throughout the hail. when the
little drama was played by the two distinguished gen
tlemen. For his part he considered 1t SO gross and
open insult to the President, that he would have
resented t the but that there were those pre-
sent who IRON their intimate personal relations
with the President. On whom he thought the duty OF
noticing it dev olved But those whom he expected to
take this part were supposed very who had
been engaged in the in carrying the billet
doux between the high contracting parties daughter!
Shortly after that some Of the Lecos might
be vending their way to the White House, and
then the of the veto and bets that would
come, and went so far to put up their yellow
boys on the Yes, they made bets upon result
that they certain Of To show with what feelings
Clerk a paper which he ASKED might be read. THE
Clerk read from the Reading Chronicle extra, para.
graph headed 400 900 guns for President
This the manner which the intelligence Of the
veto was received by the Lsco's. Fhey made bennres,
they bought empower and every little village had its
celebration notorious fact, of which he defed
successful contradiction, that the evening succeed.
ing the there perfect rush Of the leaders Of
the moiern Democracy as well the rank and file, to
the White House to congratulate the occupant Of the
overthrow Of the will Of the People Captain Tyler
thought he was in pretty good way with the Demo
going swmmngly; bat what must have been his
modification athe Of the
Treasury and half Bank, 10 Congress, and Old
Bullion" (BENToS) from the State OF Misery,
tMis.ouri( denounced in the most Hnmessare e,
terms. t(Roars of laughter) Then the ofhcial
organ in this city, the M1dsonian affected great deal
grief aud poured forth its amentasion in paragraph
which after nave read IT, if the most hardened Loco
Foco SAYS he is Wing President, he has face hard
as neither milestone. He here read paragraph from
the Madisonion, in which some imaginary character
among the Democrats is made to say Mr.. President,
there originally twelve PAGES between US you
have taken nine of them and will be easy take the
other three Here by the admission of the official or
gan ITSELF and the paragraph probably written with
the countensnce Of the President HIMSELF that he has
steps out OF twelve from Whiggery TO Loco
Focoism And then it asks is this generous, Mr.. Ben.
ton Is this generous Mr.. Buchanan But these gen.
temen determined that alter taking steps,
President shall also take the other three and the gen
teman from New York this morning, Mr.. Floyd said
that the President would sign bill to repeal the distr
button law. He hoped the president would go the
whole He had gone too far to come back. He did net
want him TO come back for he considered him tainted
with personal vol political dishonor. Ne was
going to show why the government could not get
credit and it because the party which has destroyed
cradt now in power, and also in majority in that
repeal the bankrupt law is test Would the European
capitalist trust his money to the party who are In favor
Of tkar nf chlrfa
repudiato Of state debts. One of the States Nisss
sppil had already repudiaed her debt, or at least
had elected legislature, governor, and two mem
bers to this house, who in favor Of repudsting
honest debt the The great leader of the de-
mocracy Of Ohio (Mr. Dean in his speecA yesterday
Ter after ALL his speech contained the bone and snew
of all the arguments Of the party, and when strip
ped its aouncss and urbeows presents them in their
naked all the dstresses ofthe
to the hundred days Of whig rule at the Extra
Session They who made these assertions must think
them fools as he was going TO say,-but it would not be
in order-they great fools themselves These dis
resses the result Of stem Of measures which
commenced several years since by attacks the
by that great political Juggernsu at whose wheels
thousands were to PROSTATE TO their
Bank system had answered all the purposes OF the
vernment The banks ,olito discount literally;
disgorge themselves upon the country. The banks in
creased from 500 to 900, and some Of them now
popping and bursting. He had foreseen this, and told
OF his friends that they Iidng bubble
which would burst and leave them total wreck But
the currency produced high prices and the pros
porous condition OF attributed 10 Jackson
ism, and II wssevery where triumphant But when the
banks began to burst these mon who had made so
much uf them the first TO desert them and call
them the greatest rascals in the world They used
them up, and then they used the hard money system
up The Government had been in the hands OF
political quacks for the last twelve years and it
now in the hands Of the creates, quack Of them ALL He
the real DIR. Sangrsdo who says his patients must
be bed copiously and freely and drenched with warm
water. A compromise had been sent to them, and he
anxious that the select Committee should report
that subject as soon as possible If he liked their re-
port he would support it, il not he would oppose it, and
offer substitute, which he hEd submitted to the people
OF his district and approved by all parties beth
other side that had not been the extra session the
country would not be in debt, when the member from
Georgia CHR Meriwether) had proved in his remarks,
that the assembling Of the extra session oil
the wings found the country nvolv ed in debt and iabi
tiles to ,he,amount of twenty five millions OF dollars,
and no Democrat denied They did not dare to deny It,
Mr.. SMITH ofVa-l deny it
Mr. Mr. AnsOlp Bring forward your proof (Laughter}
longe the production OF the figures.
Mr.. ARSoLp-Let the gentleman put his denial IN
writing and then ne will be attended 10, but not other
wise tGreat laugater) Why did not the gentleman from
Virginia make the denial hen the facts presented
TO the House. lie supposed he would not in
his seat This government for the last twelve years,
has been government OF experiments aud in his OPT
MON, the new hscay anotnrr experiment upon the
snerngs OF the paople He amused at the plan Of
relief proposed by the gentleman from New York MIR
Floyd which was for the wings to retrace all their
steps at the session When he asked these gentle
men TO specify the acts OF extrav agance which they
complained of at that session, they invariably brought
the donation of twenty i've the ussnd dollars to Mira
Harrison, the widow OF the lamented Harrison, the
FIRST item OF extravaganza. This was sone yesterday
by the gentleman from Ohio Mr. Dean] Such course
was dlsgraceiul and reminded him OF the prov ling
hyena which burrows int the grave in search Of food
rather they had heard of The rhinocerous and that
was the most correct figure. [Laughterl And ne would
say that the who would attempt 10 sustain himself
by making such charge OF extiay9 gence had no more
respect Tor himself or the people OF me country than
rhineceros would have. cloud and long continued
laugkter The opposed paying the bill for the
funeral expenses ofthe late President though they were
contracted by democrat General Hunter the Marshal
ofthe District "a voice " Under the direction oil the
Secretary OF Stae Yes the Secretary gave the order,
but the Marshal contracted the debt The loces said
the wings had murdered the President and then they
would them cast him 10 the swine, Tor they were
not permitted to bury him. The modern democr ats would
have hired half dozen niggers he supposed to carry
him to the grave, and with pine colin, without knots
through which the bous could have poed reeds at him
as he passed. and then have pitched him into vault on
the banks o. the Anacost3 Such the party malig
ny that with IL endish ierocity Et Isues Us YIsm TO