Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
From the National In.elligerccr.

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gain fr 1911, with the purpose Of bringing out
cries Of Tracts on the leading questions in contro
'ersy between the two great parties. The first has
ppcarcd entitled The Test, or Parties tried byl ,
heir acts" The amount of information comprised
n l6 pages will surprise the reader 1t comprehends
ioumes of facts principally deducod from authentic
public documents vncIilg great and patient research
Il is generally that kind of nfUrm1tion which the
people most require 10 acqlant them with the diff
,utes labor and results Of the 9Th (Whig) Cong
Tess. The acts will all lie recognized but in the
insulated forms in which the same facts have been
presented to the public, their effect has been slight
,nd evanescent; but m the manner of their group
ing here, hey are overwhelming Tor the object nten-
II will douht,css be thought Sufficient rccommen-
daton of this new effort of Junns 10 saw that the
Test is decided Improvement on the Crisis in
powers of condensation and accumulation OF thought
and fact, In the short compass Of l6 pages 81 chap
tiers or heads are filled out OF which the following
specimens:
An Unfore,een Result.
In the constitution Of our Government the Exccu-
tive occupies commanding position in relation to |
the other branches 1t seems to have been an
cipatod that he could he opposed to the Leg sanre
appointed by the same constituency, nor would such |
oven! occur good faith in these hah rela, ons
could n all times he relied on. In IA manifest how.
ever, that an Executive not acting in harmony with
the LEGISLATIVE branch Of the Government but op
posing IT, is arrangement of the machinery 10 its
Intended Grafton. His power is sufficient to para.
lie legislation, and to nuy any system Of policy
sned 70 b. established by legislative functions.
IN. Difficulties IF The Wtig Congress,
IN the grave of Gen Harrison was buried the
Whp Administration. Coull any one ernor, th,,
III, effects ri many wears msrule cou1 be rrn,red in
,tirh .Ivs 7 I here was not time to begin Ia do If
before the nlyersn winds of Executive powpr were
blowing strong against the tide of reform Treason
WIS hatched and bcron to peep ard strut abroad be-
fore the successor of the fallen had been in his seat
10 lays
1He difficulties encountered on the Currency Cues.
All, ,,o,, ,., HI, ,,,s ,,. ,,os,;o, nj, rhi, 81.
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,,cs,oy and =, Lnn,y ,i,h ,vb,t n,t;rnc. saf,or
t,I,,n ,nd anf ;mmolo,ion rho who's of the 27th
Crsa ,,ndI ,,rn,nb ,i,.c,,r, s,'ss,r s,rr,oI;,,
,h .c,s.Irss tbn,ch msc 90, cnde,yors IN save ,hc
,rj no country r, ,,, er.h nax,,rnlsd rorf 10
t;;yinr m half or more Than alf and irving in eve
~ nos sbIe y,v to surmnunt The doom TINT was cast
~ per nco va" o, ~ ,,;c v"ts , l,rao
bsf'l "A hv the arbitrary intcposon Of the veto pow
er. What they could they a!ie,npted wha, they
could they did
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~ VINO u'es '.ie "e' us .' ~ a''o"
DOCS "FiIi ac's "oo'y' n"Se's cou'u III "'oio
| Approp-iations Of the G7h Corgress-greai relue-
| ton of expenditures
IT.. ,,r,,,,;,,;o,s f,r the a., mon,ba bo,wco,
J?nn,ry r. ard June 30, isiS were s. 66, AIS; and
| fr Tho fiscal wear endiny June 30 lS1i they were
s,c %, ~ ''''' ~ ''-'' ''N' "N''
A Comparison
! Co,r,,-r tic .rn,onr,iions Of N. 9TH ronrres,
.;,b ~, animal c,nrnd;turps Of Mr. Van Bnrsn' q
Hitl "a, nm,'., lnr,od hy ,h, Tro,snry Dnn.r,
','., Iniv iotI
! - 15,,.nJ',nr.s nf 1877 sr7 9S5 mn IL
| Irnn,,I ,",os ~ i2{3 20 *; i22 q;
| C,,n.nSi,,.res ~ ia2n' 37Gla o}6 X
| E,nno,J,,r,n, If iotn o. 3tG o0l5I
| H"Pe""'N'>' VI '0'V'
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TIL, ,r,n,, ,,,r,r. ~ III. ,,nrndi,uro If Wr
w.. =" So. ,1'in..,r,,;,, woni me- "a; ltf 2on
90 ' ''"''''
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,ho o9,t r. ,. g., -, ve,r on lin, Una IN "a,
uLih ma, C;,l, ho tnl,sn ,s he isyI n ,,h;ch
LVh;r Cnngre IN brom"h, ,hn cxncnsss NJ Gnveyr
ws sIc q59 Oh b''b ia lev. 80 ;oo G.s r.
,S mrc f ,S ~, ~
Van Burens Administration: or les. nv sis sl3 Aq3
20 han the entire averages or les by s23 III 6l 81
Than The biyhe,t annual expenditure Of Air. Van
gnren
F.m,rks
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ae -, , o,nu i'' Hii'u ,r ',,o
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mn "'u 1psn mn ~ .u ''' Nv. vi,
iney WI, -. V :" 90 wa. WI wa.
utougn'py we Inns IN ialu aaa.ns' "e s,e 49,
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u'''' n!'1 P.ons''t' &c s"esa.'.u, anu VIC -.
t ~ - 49, 80 L',9 -, -. -.
"o"..e, o. ea'' o'@ '"," s'e';'' ''''" """' - "'
eess'y :,,.
a" "'S"''e''0eJ"''
II the estimates Of the Executive Departments a
sent into Congress, had been taken as the rule of lie
gsIaton N the appropriations, we should have beef
, but te, # at ALL better oh than before. The 27ti
: Congress thought II Their duty to cut them down
] by many millions. All this will serve 10 cOnvnc
the people how little sympathy there ls in the Eyecu
tive for their burdens, and that they must look {:
Congress if they have good one, for retrenchmcn
and reform. the Executive has no interest in sic
, operations, but me contrary FROM mat qnar'e
runtion At,hot yerv moment and all the Wilde tha
The 27h Congress were doing this great work for III
p,opl, the Executive nnd his ppnsjon,d press wer
wa5ir, fierce and s,ynre war AGAINST them. an
i dcnnunc no them AZ the enemies of The people.
8 We will conclude tLnse extracts with the two las
y heads
, UTat IEstory tsiU record of the 27M Congress-
1t will ssy Tina, it was hegorten of an inure
people IN hope of redress; tina, il was the taller
i ted body ever assembled IN the same place; that n
= majority o tLnt BODY were men OF honest po!lic'
l design, intent on great reform SO much demanded
= that they wore born to this great endeivlr am
shontinGs, lived under a cloud and died erleving,
r. not lnmented that they Ind more important bushes
coming before them, and d'd more than any 9TH
.iu. VIM ivy tI' "'luono "as no. 'l'e
e fault; that they were placed ~ ION most anon
J. alous AID ha to contend WIN difficulties nparalle
co. oy r conduct o. Inc me. f h ar