Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

laughter. and cries of that's !" "thal's II ~ 'goo
bye y ifyou Wings (said Mr.. CO will lock tn
wheels Of Government trust aid will betund in tl
Democrats aud thus aud thus only present the qurs
to the House The House was or time in til
confusion though apparently more in merrmcnt thai
anger
Thus, Mr.. G. went on oobserve, we had presented Il
u.s. in these L. :. great Of ambon and its IN,
was The eliminating point Of human greatness, laas
IN this country, If not in the very highest a human am
bltlon IN Chrs,endom Aud II We look round he knew
no how many competitors were striving Tor tho priz,
he doubted ihe could count them on his nngets. "a
voice, "Fivc.") Well, say five. "A Voice Name them
do ihcm!) II is not necessary that should nam,
them C"Oh dolo) Their "aaioo is I,gion!" In hi,
state Of things. Mt C. said he knew how far pa rite
might split whether from difference of opinion or from
personal resolutions. lie could in he tuce for III,
Presidency individual who. far he could Judge
presented an irresistible overwhelming power Looking
TO the criterion hn should say there " AZ Ia
such 2ctitor. lie understood there was to be 4
Wing Convention. aud there was also 10 be Democrat
lc Conventions and hc did not know that they might mol
aprce. /, laugh) But there were certain buildings
some carly bio, ,,nls of dsurd whch might lead 10
doubt what would BE- the precise of llosc coyen
tons. However, this mi Oh, be, this he did know. thai
during year and halt 10 como there must be great
popular emotions aud discussions Whether candidate
might be nominated by each convection or not. this he
knewaud why should he moi say IN ho thought on the
whole he had better say -(sevcral vores. ''oh yes
est # any one otH.s parties 10 carry on rery furious
,car against he Administration and It's friends.
Here Mr G. was brought 10 a pause by pcas oil
laughter. aud cries of "Ah, thal'J tender point
Mr. said he considered II material that there
should be frank understanding On these matters
There woro IN tht Administration, connected with
the Administration. who, nj proper time, might have
woid 10 say. lle did not To he sure, know whether
their orlnirs would be poenlia but this he knew that
of all the elements IN tumutuous and conflicting
lion in the national callron. III the grand political see
thing pot, the most potential OF all the Federal Go
vcrnmenl cries OF "oh, ycs-it has the o1icefs'' l.
No not by the distribution Of office, by tho power oi
patronage. No he went doephr-it was by the consli
Iutonal power 81 The Federal Government Let gentle
men 90 back to the extra session. An important
ure has been proposed by tho Administrator; commit
tee had reported upon IL it pushed along through
tho House, when 10, there camo Arrol There
consequences. yes. aud the relation held by Adsn
sraon measures the action of Curafess Showed that
there was power which the Constitution gave To the
Federal Government Ia act upon events aud affect nc
sus that a hundred fold greater than all IT'S power
Of mere patronage. The proof Of this found in the
fact that while these very results wco III progress the
patronage IN the hauds Of the late Cabinet iio re-.
CURED then the position he had taken that there was
IN the Government itself powerful element Of control
soaring lnr above all influence Of patronage OF ndiyd
nal men, aud which acted IN controlling the national
policy. II was in the relation Of the President 10 The
legislature of Congress All had how !, had acted
upon the preson, Congress; he trusted in God !, might
never operate any other lie trusted ha series oi
collisions which had happened between this Congress
and the Executive department of the Gcyoinnent might
again But If, through the faulty of parties
It should, il was easy that II might lead To
the operation again, and that equal amount
ni control. both over men and DUET events. might again
be exercised
For hlmSci Mr. {. desired that 50 Ear as he had the
power, and mol forced Of the line he had marked
pr himself to attend wholly aud c&clusi9cly to hrs H.
glsatlye duties here. 10 the discussion 81 laws for the
public veal casting inside. yes hal merely casilng aside,
but ramplng beneath his feet despising, splitting upon
all mere Incidental party questions. lie hoped the llunse
would take lis onward march upon the straight aud mar
row line Of legislative business questions and that their
constituents. aud b'st promote the hatpness and wei
fare oi the tnitrd States
MI. SIZING having concluded
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Indiana, obtained tho floor. but
10 compliance with calls to that effect in all parts Of The
Hail. moved that the House adjourn.