The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-07-07

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ST.
CONTINUED.
y IMPROVEMENTS AND The
VETO.
subjects, Of separate resolutions
Bpion, connect themselves too ma
separated. We place them there
constitution does not confer upon
N Government the power to COM
AIRY On a general system OF inter
nenls,p
ore decidedly opposed e taking
sgdent the qualified veto power,
tesucdons and responsibilities
emit to guard the public interest, to
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passage Of a bill whose merits
bg The approval Of two-thirds Of
BID House Of Representatives until
tOf the people can be obtained.
which has saved the American
Ae corrupt and tyrannical domj-
Dc Bank Of the United States, and
bPlng system of general internal
blsn
these propositions applouds the
u Of the Veto power-a power
II constitution is an incongruity and
nearly analogous to those powers,
banl In the constitution, which, a:
bRlb have been SO ILLEGALLY exer.
but Democratic President. Thu
lcIioa for the only arbitrary feature
semmont, is in character with thu
'ndorsement, in other parts Of thu
n all the acts which, in the nam!
lacyI 60 to establish the One-mar
aonarchical principle, supreme il
Hnent' More arbitrary power h,
! dOy the Chief Magistrate Of thj
l1ng the last three years than an.
y Europe would at the present da.
irise, Within the last year throne
PIED into dust, and empires tottere
'undatlon, under the whirlwind {
y excited BY less just proyocatio
lEefrise Of the Veto power by til
.la'craiic AdMqistration upon tn
Improvement Of the Lake, Rive
navigation as is neither within II
81 'ae capacity Of the State Cover
mere BE- any one question in I'll
q national legislation which
. tle interests Of one-half Of II
.laofe than One-half of the people
v magnitude and difGusive inAuent
" ana casts into the shade evel
.lon q domestic policy, it is tn
internal Improvements which Il
convention has kicked from !
NY ailSen out Of its doors with 7
! OO'Oqay' BY recent pubIicatio.
''nal Intelligence, it has been shoy
Y aoneyed value Of the CONNER
.''''a Lakes has amounted in a 81
: W. hundred and fifty millions
\, slal NE population depend
!" 's'sln Lakes and Rivers, as mea
's,.a.Og with a market, was for /
N'04o) nine millions and a half.
u S'S 9 policy which it would seem
IL y place under the party BAN,
'u'p wide and general interest a
s'cent as this; a policy the {
su't which equally benefits
J Y receiver, the Government and
u i,cn rejects on all parts Of
-; s,.','ngS which II locally confc
~ / i0E . moment, how great wor
NJ /, Dsnehl to the country, instead
T. ! naa been, Of the expendit'
N improvements Of a national Ct,
.p'a 'as several States, Of The MOI
r' been wasted in this Moxi,
}. d alsn.y things might not be,
i \ Injected BY the judicious outlay
~, r',,,. 2 dollars only (far less i
Proportion Of such expenditu
u, 1s'e''ional district Of the Union
,l II. = which that district Is m
:" 'S8ar9 10 the policy Of Inter