Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-06

- oe49Fe the COMM.
n,aee was disnisscd.-lba.'''..'.5e 5e--,ae CO..
e'.e ~o'.oi on Tue subject. snI ,bs - sa O.
ies,s CD kIemers cbarra '-a.7 ul-
VT, Adams was eler5el --,..
President ofthe Jrni.e5 ). ana 5asu-r--
i'na tlaleo' is@s lis, prgsare- - pc i r
bnoMn bas ,Ll la~t no Presilsli of ,5er
mas the power 10 appoint ~ -s ...5 y. S
me adFiee and consent Of ibe s.
! II IN this case Kremers ,Ea-1,''5 ,',''5-s Nor
necessarily follows tbaflb1 s ss-.ru.
Sy ee<Saiy 10 The guilt for II h75 vases
po'""l'S Two or three months h,s,-.., ne
ale was called on to aetoB rbs ,-'o.e .ae S.--
ne proceedings cfthe Hons .-e-.. 1.'... ..a--a
the matter had all transpire4 49,, ,-.'r Is
ale was called on 10 &c: In rrI..... .a3 Ss-,
nomination; 10 shor. the S. - % &.
interested !s spectators Of The wbals 'a
alu Il tneIe was any guilt, is r ~. r
presume tha'the Senate woBu 5. =. .a., .
all about i, which. if ven o,I---S Al-ss
the same guilt on them rs on 49, -..- q
ans and Clay. We'll, tbinl,tb-.s.'ss Al.
ry fair conclusion, that Is. ir,ta-. !. Is q 7.-
IN the one, 1t also existed IN ~ -s
accessarIes That l have verg ts'.. ... a-s 8
IS thelnterence of a portion ofiis
party.-lhe Globe, for instance vT.l
know to be the organ Of v1Dr r-..--.- .--',- .l5l
II very strange that Mr. Berrisn - ~. .-.-ss
vote for Mr. Clay. Wbv. Nss.
& Rives, do you think il S.r9r-..s n..'-
Berrien should vote for Clay p .-'. Is,., 81.
we think it strange now. for d. s--''--- So
that be (BerTien) voted In ISa5 - ..-s.-
appointment Of Mr, Clay 10 ibe S.
ship, thereby acknowledging his f..e
the truth OF the charge of euihn g.. -
| maintain, If Berrien's vote 5qs.-...,,
Clay prove the guilt OF Clay. As is 60. -'
ed by some locofocos, the vote ollie ~.s
as clearly proved that the maiori.r r-.-.
cessary and equally as cuillvas ftg -.-.
pals-Adams and Clay. EsaE.s.
position, and you thereby 5s.ahfss r.---..
OF your own dear lille Nauv, orI,.r
he voted for the appointment, and saal r
Dlckerson. Mr.. King and Thos. II B.r--
That the matter may De the better r-l..
stood, [ will here girean extract from n.
s. nate Journal of 1925:
Saturday, March ;. 1875
The following Message was rs--.-.I
from the President OF the United States
Mr.. Daniel Brent
Washington, March >. 1875
"To the Senate ofthe I. States
II nominate Henry Clay, Of ksu.acsr
o be Secretary of State. J. q ADAMS
MONDAY, March :, Is.z
The Senate proceeded to conaiar
Message of the 5th inst uournadag Uu~
Clay, and
"On the question. VIII The Senate al.
Use and consent to The app painimnlof fla-
y Clay 2 it was determined in tbe alima
i've Yeas p, Nays Il.
"Cn motion, the yeas and nays taiBg g.
lred by one fifth Of The Scualoss prsa.
hose who voted in the aflirmatiyea7e-
"Messrs. Barton, Bell, BENTON. Bu.
lngny. Chandler. Chase, Clayton, DWa
0ICkERSON, Edwards, Gailard. Harm.
on, Hendricks, Holmes afNuiae. johnson
+ Louisiana, Kane, KING Of Aadlr,
Knight, Lloyd Of Maryland, Lloyd Of N.H
cbusetts, Mills, Rowan. Rugel,s. So
nour, Smith; VAN BUREN, ana y
yke.
Those who voted in the negative are
"Messrs. Berrien, Branch, Cobb. El
'indley, Hayne. Holmes of Missiar
ackson, McIiivame, Macon. 1azaua
'hona and Williams.
so il was resolved, that the Senate Do al
ise and consent to the appointment of Hen
y Clay, agreeably to the nominaioa
| now ask the moderate Democrats
'hether he can ia view of the Suate
ournal continue TO charge Mr.. Cay, UtR
without duplicating Dir Na
5uren You viii, [ am sure, answer No
hen, so far as corruption 10 the election
f 1925 is concerned, the Two candiias5
and precisely on the same ground. lls1.
5 Americans. as freemen, as men resFoast
lie TO coming generations. lay otl The q7I's
hahn that has SO iong Bound YOU % y-l.
arty, and investigate the claims Of The .a'
spiran.s to your confidence, aud lion ,a.
lvestigation YOU should come 20 the cones
on that the measures and pOlcT Of h.-
LAY and the Wing party are calcu.7.al 3.
dvance the interest and happiness ol .-.
reatest number of persons. then thai s l-'
lusive proofthat it Is more democratic L--'
5 antagonist policy. Now. iiIyol AZ.
hat you profess 10 be. a Demoefa- go
ill ofcourse face about and support ia's
len and measures which are most zen"
ratio, names to the contrary uolg1tfs.a'-
lg. A MAURY WHO
March II, 1874
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