The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-30
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 ', RrveKDY JOHNSON took occasion today to -sat his s9,esn upon tse President, Gems. Pillow s5 Casting, he Coai; of Inquiry, &e., upon his -..s.at.on, submitted few days ago, calling upon zs Pfsss5enj to state the reason wby he has not s: in iAs names oi those be has appointed in the ray dsriGg the recess, for confirmation. The ..,9sstoa itself was grossly improper and irrega- 4, ssd the 0norshlO senator advanced no strong rss- D inc course oi his speech to sas'sia t. His ss eelrei seems 10 have been 10 avail himself of sa .. g5-;lny to indulge in the most la;itadna- s.sz nsa5er, m stiotares upon those ta whom he . l57Ea 70 e hostile. Although he discusse6 ihe
 ss tg'saD D, ps cii Hot attempt 10 Shox that ihere Fs saY | ia the letter ot 4hai instrument 10 sa- esl1e ssch disTeSpceaal and arrogsnt demand as Ef resolution contemplated. or such an assumption < ssxer MT ALLEN razed Inc [ sii fUBaaa,ien s "a e4 he stood. with but liu edort of h.s un.- si .iHd and poTtrsyed Ia glowing co!ors the at. s7s aat se tendency of oae department of got. event 10 asurp poaers which il did not possess rr- s-hsrs Such rsarfaiions were more likeIs 10 2-sc;iss9 by The Ss nate, and were more dsnger- sa The oiher branches of the government were
 .ei-s ty lie psople. end it they abused ths powtr sten 'h- constitution gave them, the peop'e could ss7se' Il. l he resolution was bsset ppcu t3e ss- ss7pIon that The President was a mere appeaeage
 as Seaat-, AA ubjecI ssa' ceui3 b. etatsi io sgd .5agai!rd by that body. II was not so He was $ asch Sn independent department of the geyetn- zsl as lie SeHa'e. Laws could nos be na6e with- [ Cong'ess and the President acting conjointiy ss >eaate had nc more right 10 ask th~ PTesi eni s eesoas fur not sending ir the names of those sa u hs had aPpolniei dusing recess ef Esugrsss givtn time, than the President hal to ask the 5. a;s why il had no; confirmed his 10 nina, oas
 a; woaia tae Senate think, il the Preside n E lid send them q co.1mnnie2i0n asking ths ul 70 s'fa him "hen lhey were going t9 act 1poa his
 -.iastions; whe'he they were going to c06Grui r q ihem: and @hv they had noi confirmed b n .isrs3 He bsiiesed Il saeh modest rtsufsi WAS ' i7, every one of tbe Seuafot's. [ lefss wou . n Gis feel as though he bsd besn Ea!vsn5zsi sas rshuv, tco lie beAsxed, however. he Fesuia-
 Sas irregular, iaaSmneh as It related to tbe -ls, while ID secret ssssian. IL would cosdict F a rule of the SeaAe MhScR he4Mr 4 ] wo uld bay rave strack oat He vou,a be glad to hare ,. -5srs 1hrowu oFen 10 tbe public. As the Sen
 as5 .he whole sess oa 10 ceiibeyate upon norai-
 as saouA the Prcsf1ett have bis lime 10
 s<rsie upon the names he ssIooii send in. Mr l--sS -i nni ttiak proper 10 reply 10 he ti.ade
 a tAe officers fl tse afny eI the eouri cf lAe airy
 re would te tine 10 comm efSl upon them when
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 The TAyLcB-i'es here have settled down upon |s 3; they con'deE fair chance ter the election of -' man They argue thus. tkoa gh fsllaeiousiv n.st aFPesf ts ssgacI2a& poiidoiaor-Sh Should @1'Fa layior gel the nomination of the wing
 eT.o'io7, iey deem !; nearly eeslain that he wiiI slscled. But should H-nry Clay be nominated.
 -' ~ean 10 run The Ceaessi as aa independent ste, anc expect Q tlFos Tse election into the SC Hese ;kcts siil t. ssarteea ss sacerat;c @s ssi !'ehe '=hg s's;rS, end ti,ser equally Gi- -ea-Rhasis sand Geors and New q s,Drshire s' sly u'si tae wllgs i0F a eaznocrl:--<vgo. the osr'4es Ws unise oa Taylor, and elect hius. as '-a sztes are required To tlec'. have not loom s7y n-rr, bl' contingencies vii readily present -ss'fs Q yoCr mind ia saficieney 10 cverihs ew 'e sqec1}a'ioHs.