The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19

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with inierssi Il 81 PER eent thfseon
fam he Cay 81 ~ paynlent b him. oul
II any moneys u liz Treasury not O.arF- |
wise aFprapsialed."
The minority ol lie eomniiiee slsa
made : IMPORT; bolk " wlaiell aeFe 0r1eF-
Iesl 10 be printed
Ii he House. Mr. Fillmore. from ike
committee sf ways and means, reported
appropriated bills. Cor he Nasal Service,
Cor fulfilling he stipulalions with The In
dian srihes, ana NE carrenl expense Of
lie Indian department. and for Pensions.
for he half wear ending On the 3Oih Of
June next, and for The fiscal year ending
on The 30th of June 1874.
i MI Bolts. agreeable 10 nolirryesierasy.
] presented The following, which h real
from his seal:
II | DO ilnpeaeh John Tyler, VIE PFesl.
I dent, acting - psesidest of de United
: States. of he "a owing high crimes aud
] misdcmean0rs:
IsL charge him with gross nsurpa-
: lion Or power and violation ol law II ~
o tempting 10 exercisise aconlrulllng influ-
ence over The accounting officers Of The
/ Treasury Department. By ordering The
: yaymsni of accounts Of long standing thai
had been By lhemrrjected iurwanl oflega
!. authority 10 pay, and threatening then
II with expulsion from Office unless his or
|. dsrs were obeyed; BY virtue Of which
n threat thousands were drawn from IN
public. TressOry without The authority .
J. law.
4 cd. / charge him with wicked an
a corrupt abuse Of the power Of appoint
4, men. 10 and removal from Office: FRS
n in displacing those who were eomPeier
!. and faithful in The discharge OF their pub
! lie du les, only because The were suppo'
4. ed 10 entertain political preferences 4
H. another; and. secondly. N beslowsng the,
ON creatures ofhis own will. alike iegart
be less Of the public welfare and his duty
he Tie country.
n ID charge him with tile high erln
=. and misdemranUr Of aiding 10 excite
M disorganizing and revolutionary spirit
iai the country by placing on The records
nd the State Department, his objections 10
or, law as carrying no constitutional obllg
,,r lion with il; whereby the seyefel Stat
n. of this Union we invited 10 disregard a
ii, aissbey Law Of Congress which he IN
n. seffhad sanctioned and sworn 10 see iai'
n. fully executed; from which nothing !
h;s disorder, confusion and anarchy can !
iue low.
CO s Alb. | charge him with being guilty
nis a high misdcmcanor in retaining men
ure Office for months after they hare been
far iected by the Senate as unworthy. inco
hv pe,en,eiit, and unfaiihful, with All utter
HE lance Of the public will, and total rndit
ex. renee TO the public interests. .
.ar, 9th. charge him with the high crl
the and misdemuanoro withholding his ass
re- to laws indispensable TO the just ope
,fs. tlons Of the Government which inSol'
be no constitutional difficulty on his part
. Of deriving The Government of all lie
,.s. means Of revenue, and Of assuming
no. himself the whole power .oiiaxaiion,
erts of collecting duties of the people Win
law the authority or sanction oil law.
tho 9th. | charge him with an abltri
de.potic, and corrupt abuse Of the
ANS power, to crafty his personal aud
The ii,ical resentments against the SENATE
ssee the United States for constitutional e.
else of their prerogative in the relec
Of his nominees to uiiice, with such
and. dent marks of inconsistency and dup
nro. city asleave no room to doubt his disre
p'' of The interests of the people and his
ioor, ty 10 the country. =,
The 9Th. | charge him with gross oh
. re. misconduct. in having been gully
shameless duplicity. equivoca'lon anu
:. hood with his late Cabinet and Cong
which led to idle Legislation ana us
I've ~ 20 public expense, and by which he
7; ~, ~ brought such dishonor on himself ;
. MI disqualify him from administering
h"oF' Government with advantage, homo
virtue, and for which alone he would
ed IN serve to be removed from office.
sth. | charge him with an Illegal
~ unconstitutional exercise Of power
e was s,i,uting a commission to investigate
# the transactions under former admlm.str
'as Ia Of the custom house in New YORK. !
the pre,ence OF seeing the laws ia'tl
n the executed; with having arrested the
adc ,;r,,;nu nj n moment when me Ill