Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

neecd with such functions Thus the President of the H.
StaieS-who is vested by the Constitution with the right
communicating Congress Information the Of the
Union; OF TO Its consideration such
in his opinon the public interest may eQuire approve
OF it, acts; aud rat treaties which have received the
consent OF the Scnaohas in the performance all these
high legislative functions right express his opinion
the and character and Of all the mea
sues IN the consideration ct be involved the per-
Torrance Of these dutea right which the present Chief
Magistrate has all freely exercised we have
witnessed this SESSION. both his annual message and the
announcing his veto the land BILL In the former he pro
nounced the u. y. Bank IN be unconstitutional and has
course, according to his principle, mpcached the
duct of Washington and Madison, the former OF whom
signed the charter Of the first bank aud the latter OF the
present. and all the members OF both Houses OF Congress
who voted for the acts incorporating them.
am mortified said Mt C. that IN this country, Boosting
OF ITS Anglo Saxon descent, that any of respectable
standing much less the President OF the L. States, should
be found To entertain principles leading such
results; and scarcely believe myself be breathing the
air OF country. and be within the walls OF the
Chamber, when hear such doctrine indicated IL il proof
OF the wonderful dcgencracy Of the mcsof total loss Of
the true conception ct constitutional liberty. But in the
midst OF this dcgoneracy perceive the symptoms of rcgcue
rauon IL is not wish touch the party designations
That have recently obtained and which have been intro
duecd m the debate this occasion. however cannot
but remark that the revival o the party OF the Revo-
luton, after they had long slumbcrcd, without
meaning-not without indication Of a those
principles which lie at the foundation ct our liberty.
Gentlemen ought 10 rect that the aud sud
den revival OF these could not be without ado
qnate cause Names To be taken given plea
there must Dc soefhng 10 cause their
10 ddAers. Ii remember rightly, II Augustus in all
the pcniiudc Of his power who said that he found mpos
sblo to Introduce word. What, then, i that
nlngf What there in the meaning of WING and To
KY, aud what IN the character the times which has
caused theT Sudden Terrai party designations, at
hiS time take it that the very OF toyism-
that which constitutes tory-s sustain prerogativc
against privilege; 70 support the Executive against the lie.
Eslatvc department OF the Government and ~ lean the
SIDE OF power against the side ut liberty; while the Wing
IN all these particulars OF tc Vcy opposite pgincipcs
These The leading eAaracfsrsiics Of hs rcspccre
pfTheS, WuC and ToRV, aud run through their app.i-
cunon m all the variety e, circumstances which they
nave been applied ether IA fhs country Great BTitan
Their sudden revival and application tins ought
admoniSh old friends, who the side of the
Administration, that there is thing the
thing IN the existing struggle between the parties aud the
principles and doctrines advocated by those power which
has caused so sudden revival and such appca.
ton ct the terms have contributed their intruduc
u"n nor am DESTROYS at seeing them applied but
say 10 those who arr interested that they should be- that
noHs outiarT REVERSING eT possibly pTereRf
fA'W APPLICATION. They thcu>elyes-thcy owe
Q" ihc Chc' Magistrate whom they support (Nhu. least
sNthetablr Tor ms years the head their paryflaf
i.'g so"d haA az f!e support gf The desioiic and
rush doctrines rhtA hear daily adraHred before a re-
turn o the rcVisug spit OF liberty shall orcrrk,ln them
and those irho are ie0d.Hs fIeH 10 then rum.
can speak sand MIR. c. with impartiaty. A. FAR n
am concerned, wish no change OF party designations.
am content with that which designatcs those with whom
a'' IL - admit not very popular out al ledst
honest and patriotic Synonymous 10 Tssis.
lance Ia HsHdfOH-usHfdtoR, from rhaf quarter
and under rhdf shape whether he that from his
Government on the rights OF the States, the Executive on
The Legislative department.