New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

,he Governor should be the guardian OF this
ieus 10 regulate behaviour and guide our discretion
II IS pro ger becoming The Governor it eqraIiy so
ia the Comptroller He required By law send rs
an annual report Foowing tie example Of the Executive
h. ay soon gres n WI I, recon OF rul.s aad
Orders and mnch kind advice I, regulate IpereEced
in rhe av of ecislsicu Sir his Is IN irsef
very snia aer ,he advice of lis SIcsilency very
Eocenl anu indeed geod but the assumption OF the
right giving is assumption OF superiority which IS
inconsistent th The frame OF republican government
1t IS violation OF The privileges ol he legislature the
srrprOus pSei OF which essential 70 the preser
vatoa OF thai balance between The eql4 and coordinate
departments OF Govcrnf en the Executive the Legislative
aad the Judiciary, woc the Constitution las Carefully
adjusted AMI soci.ons 10 preserve dc lot mean 10
charge his EScleDcy with any stenconal uSnrpeCou OF
pewsr. The remark proceeded from not having sum
cien,y considered the relation between the iwo de-
psrtuen; but The assumption permitted 10 pass With.
cuJ notice objection may be repeated and enlarged
Until is drawn into dangerous precedent In matters oil
grave importance.
Lave Mr Chairman few reuarks TO make on that part
the message which relates The drbatioa Of tie PES
e G /! Is rot my intention at tHs time to enter
the discussion o: the merits OF this important sahiec The
resostion before The committee Submitted By The bon
orabe member from Checrg eonsmpta.rs reference OF
this whole sGecto o. the staCding committees, aad on
Ire coiiag ls OF ther report an opportunity wiz De PIE
sealed vfch shall avail myself express myself at
large his EIcelen-y has cited distribution
as proofs OF tendency csasoldauoa am led
- ask how be possible that whcu
wise Strengthen Ii! II nei tae father who portions
his chcren bis estate wto TIE independent one
but be who, rsiarg in his osn hanas his estate, makes
himself and 85cTeG Consolidation result OILY
trol destroying The balance between The powers OF the
Central Government ard The powers OF ,he States by dis
;burng The ceatnpe,si and centrifugal forces which pre-
each revolving body in is eIbI This viii be dose
il ever 10. by Federal GoyernEut assuming and
ungran.ed povers-hc sphere o acton plainly de-
fised TOO carefully limited the CoGst1toa issve any
jus; apprehension OF open departure but by the
accumulation OF wealth and Paiocase. This is the
View taken by distinguished Senator Socth Carolina,
in his celebrated report Executive patronage made II
1855 in which vii be recolected be stated hat az least
100 go peTscns dependent or their support the pat
ronaee oi the Federal Government That ciear-sshie
saiesan and great champion OF Stale rights, and
;aGIinear danger Uf constellation 10
.tion wealth and patronage al Washington, and
rssaded distribution OF the plus moneys in Tres-
sasy among the States Il that Mr. Caihoun
then approved of distribution tortbe wt:c hs
EIeeliency sow gives objecting il distribution
made in 1857 solely 10 prevent AID check e overEown
power OF ihs FEDERAL Government and Ss of @ Tece
Iakea from the Naiiosai Treasury a.a deposited with he
S,ai.s. Had Ibis remained at Washington co n
heart believe thai the lasatec Har9o with al
bis great and weideerved popularity yTcci9 have been
defeated isa Tire removal OF ihes- funds changes he
Political character of the country. The party power AZ
ih,; day would foun in that fnnd material WIN which
sied voice OF the people. 70 hsve hwzted the
popular viii and uaan,aoeG ascendancy in defiance Of
opposing majority. The daciaes OF the message on this