The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-13

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/ ,,od IA the way Of principles. DR..
ado was IN the same predicdment.-
| Sad written book aud therefore must
,,n,e 10 lei blood and drink warm water.
Am, himself, then, on his unyaryins
',sc Mr. Tyler naturally felt the rebuke
Z,;ni,,ered by Mr.. Bolts, for the Pro.
a. one Of the seyeres, lnfiicilons 10
| N he had been subjected. 1t was un. l
,e1ly most scalhing application. 1t I
| ,oolymg the lancet 10 DIR. Sangrado's
| = oer,on-brea.hing a vein against his
~. bat in conformity with his own
,.erotions. Mr.. Tyler is destined to
.,1sr applications Of the same character,
though they may not come with the
neulnIn which they receive by being
,oc,ed from the chambers Of Congress,
,bey come with the force Of truth; and
| n,l, add to the poignancy of the wound,
=, lie shaft, winch lnflicis the pam, is
,,sered from Ms own wing.
Tbe course pursued by Mr.. Tyler TO.
the Hon. Jonathan Roberts, has
[,,teaed a fccllra: throughout the Union
,cb will not subside until il has bad ex.
r,,,on tc Mr. Tylcr's INJURY. The vlo.
non Of all proprielles Of which Mr.. Tyler
3 guilty, cannot escape general censnre,
h il calls down upon him, 10 legal
amer. the jus, vengeance Of an offended
bgoqe.
\, man. more than Mr.. TYLER, has
,mcmned the unrighieous interference OF
L. E,ecnaye ~ tie tenure Of office; and
boxing back upon some Of his remarks
1 the removal OF the depoates, aud the
,mssal Of our townsman, Mr.. Duane,
oa the office Of Secretary OF the frea.
rs We seem TO be- nj loss which most
| admire. the wholesome sentiment he ut
=, or the severity oi rcbuke which these
nmenls convey tor his dismissal Of Mr..
| leris.
| We have now before as The speech Of the
| u. Joha TYLER, "a the Senate OF the Uni
States, February "a, 1884, on tie mo.
q to PRINT three thousand copies Of the
! s9oii oil the Committee on the Removal
The Dcposi,es. We ask the particular
ea,,on Of our readers 10 the following
unoi;
/ arndcf what picterces have these things been
si rsn scarcely approach ,his part Of the
.c. UilA h,camigg gravity. Not content 70
/ &c 10 bis legitimate sphere, he gaiis the orbit
sc'iaed ty law, throws aside hiss account booka,
" down ,hu hnancier, aud assumes lhe JUDY.
! lsf 81 stag h.Hselt 10 his now position, be
he o., the bank charley, and Is al form, pas
a ladrmcul Of oullaSfy aud eXc3nniunica-
10 sgainst ~ and rests upon tbo sixteenth sec
g, his ja ALLEGATION. And shat a sPeciaclc
LAT ogiaF people 10 contemplate IN the
IN thus constituted the proceeding. altogeth.
! p Baffs--iha SECRETARY, Judge and Juror. I I'll
testimony, SCR APPS FROM NEWsPA.
3ERS AND SECRET REPORTS mn
3 R0MINENT CIARGE-AS INTERFE.
lfNCE WITH NEWSPAPER EDITORS
no DESIGNS 10 BRING tue PRESI
3ENr INTO DISTRIBUTE, AND THE
igEstDENT or rHE UNITED STATES
tiE ACCUSEH To Feuc5t tho proceedings
4 az tlNfFH 9ti ftt hffH tt#H fFs# E*f-
| lrcady written 10 hls pocket; end o render
s1duc,ion more certain, thu President whis.
iu lis ear, Nine IS the power Of removal
a5Iushcs in bus cyea tao leller dsnissing
p44He. ll'Tnly an auggs, ttibunal-ves
proceeding wBrthy the admiration aud ap-
10 Of free people doubtless Il wili Be rata.
n Tue Congress rs a decided improvement IN
t,l organization. Sir. when SO can bring
.t,cs to coadsmn the TRIAL BY jusy aa too ola
i ia.5aed 20 be longer observed when we shall
a.olici from oar memory the Wing pfinci,
. % orr iilus,uOut ancestors. then We shsll
eve II, and not before N No SIR, We want
\ innovations upon our easto;ns t5ag arc ideH
~ sia all that Is glorious 10 history and The
be oi ms state. at least, will be ready 20 ex.
70, ,fas;, as one man. NgiiaHas isgss n.
70 w4iafs.'
We pass over several passages TINT iir.
Inc themes for remark, and convict the
thor Of an Inconsistency most unworthy
4 situation, and take the following pas
.zc which could not have more apily ap
si n his own conducrtowards Mr. lso
! rs, had IT been written as special cen
uV upon the outrage Of dlsintsslag thai
ldhtul servant;
/ base argued these questions w.theu, refer
e. 10 ne power Of removal. Upon the natuF'
tia, power gfGli dilIsfcnccs Of opinion have
1aYa existed. iint In No. 81 Of the Feie
.h p Az. Alexander Hamilton reasoning az
IS an admitted fact. TINT lhe consent OF tn
sala was required b9il, TO appoint and remove
NJ 10 lhc debate which tool. place In lls9, ex
sd names are found Oh both sides, meli
| aly 80 iat To cxprexa an opinion iTaa 4 "a Z
/ - Tat e properly excfted to e, RID Of ineotn
'eM " uufIilhinl agents, il IL hsneteent ~ II
egiis. BUT n USED MERELY 70 BE
ITOW REWARDS ON FAVORI res AM
~ PUNISH OPPONENTS II THE OF
4 y GSOF TuE GOVERNMENT SHALL
n tCON>lDERED BUT As 'SPOilS' IL
". biSfRIBUTED AMONGST a NlCTo
IWouS PARTY. THEN, INDEED, SIR
w CONSEQUENCES ARE HiOST IA
AL-.ALL STABILITY IN COY EEN
MGNP MUST BE AT AN END NOV
" ARE INTRODUCED IN TlE PLACE
" long TRIED, EXPERIENCED M
MlilFUL PUBLIC AGENTS AND TIL
PUBLIC INTERESTS NECESSARILY
VtfER, AND SUFFER SEVERELY. No
lhs all the acrimouy Of political couiilets n
'''srs 'oan oyten, truly Alarming. The publ
1@S Is kept continually agitatod, and 10 obtat
h'iie quiet, The people may sooner or later
.-i,ough TO change their form O, government
me Presidential powof Is thereby swollen b
'ai all jus, hpuuds--operatin perpetuaiiy
ho2es and fears Of mon, his will comes
lG0 The M an, af lauy, nar ueould there 10 n n