The North-Carolina standard., 1844-11-27

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nonlihated peakef CD. Gather
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seconded then oaainationl and, Mr. Euton demo:
scFas fapYed 10 have he Tol cal led The demo.
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thai RE could. draw a true picture
Senate al that moment g Il is out oforder r
sad sJoyner There was a Federal propos
Fsiroa pending ppoint Col. Joyner speakerl
Ee lt Is the dssa5 exclaimed another Federal
lsader:z ye got you,s s.3said lobby member
Ess "A pretty business, danother Federalist One
eesspeated --anothef looledsoemn- -andothers tried
ato smile-and looked nconcerned,5 but it was no
go The democrats only smiled ia earnest sfThe
CLERK will call The roII,'5s said some democratic
Senator md with no more ado Col Gather was
elected, ~ without bargain for his Office.
rs withontdemocrats having purchased the leave
TO eIectthe Clerks and Doorlieepers and ~ Mr
Speaker stanly aud his caucus will now have the
5delectable pleasure Of seeing their prescribed
Clerk, Mr.. Busbee, every day bringing messages
10 the House of Commons: 81
IS Mr.: Stone, of Franklin, was reelected Chief
CLERK Perrin Busbee, democrat-an experienced
officer, whose services had just been dispensed
ls.yitifin the House of Commons, by orderssof the
caucus, and because he is a democrat--was elect
ed Clerk Assistant; Mr., Page, of Randolph, who
/ had just been prescribed in the Hose because he
was democrat, was appointed Principal Door
keeper; and Patrick Nc Gowan of Wake, dem
! oerat) was appointed Assistant Doorkeeper. The
.tSeadte 4oass or ganized
i The Democratic Senators voluntarily gave to
5 Col. Gailhcr an Office which they were not will
ing to glyo or scltto Gol3Joyner and other Fcde-
i raj aspifants. They were determined to organize
the Senate and proceed to business that morning.
j II was their duty TO do this, when they saw the
Fedcraliss were stubbofnly resolved to prevent
as long as they could an organization of the Sen
ate, and when the managers and leaders had de-
nonnced in advance as a g recreant' TO his party
any Federal member who should dare to give
way. Whit Federalist would have dared to yield
10 duty and the Constitution, in view Of such de-
nunciation It is fortunate that these things have
occurred They have developed beyond contro-
! ycrsy the truth that the Federal leaders go for
spoils, Office and party, against order, The CoHA-
tuition, and The Stafc. -
We congratulate Col Gailher upon his clera-
tion and hope he will do justiceto The expectation
! upon which he was chosen. The democrats made
no approaches 10 him, and indeed he did mol know
before his election what they intend d He OBJ
tained the honor$ of the Speakership without de-
gradation Of any liind-the]end the session will
be filter period for deciding whether he deserved
them or not We shall not anticipate that judg
ment. We would not njure the Speaker amongst
bis own party by any compliments beforehand, nor
embarrass him, if could, with our poor advice.
Let him do right. Democratic Senators desire
nothing more at his hands. The majority were
entitled, and ought to have been permitted TO re-
elect Gen Wilson, but that principle aside, the
democrats who voted for the9present incumbent did
it cheerfu}y and in full confidence that he would
show himself Speaker of the Senatc. He has
declared in his Inaugural that he would do this,
and he will find the democrats just in their judg
araent Of his adninist Ton as they were magnani-
nous in his elevation
4 ir0rd about the Indcpendent.