The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-06-06

No'erhh'"hl' ny the election 1a!linG into the
llousc OF Representatives and to prcven.
It's recurrence, and looking with aIlorrcncc
upon the di<"raceiul attempt in the Federal
kpa:ty 10 force Burr upon: the country, the
ii'cp'h!ran party rc>or,"I TO some mode III.
which 1t was t" he prevented in future.
! Hence the Congressional caucrses of tIr.
hcp'biic:!n party 10 concentrate. hr nomi.
nation, the Whole strength Of the party.
and to prevent division. hy which the clcc-
toral college might iaii to elect, am. throw.
1t aG;.ln into the l!"uvc Of Representatives.
! 80 at the end of Mr.. .IciltIson's "rcouA
! term. Madison WAS nom;na!ri over Muro,. :
and SO at the end Of Mal;suns second term,
Monroe WIS nominated over Crawford. and
others. Then during M:. Monroc's admin
'sir"';nn, after the war, IT," Eclrral>.S, with
The odiiun Of "ppo:i':., Tie war, and tn.
o'!n'n "i their iH;r;"u,S under Burr. became
utterly now"r'r&s. A!r. !. .. Adams. ,h,.
sou ri the great !"a,cr %: ;lH, party, had!
BETRAYED 'hrni aE,l L,l:!.. u merit 81. .;,,!n
~'nG ir:; secrets :" Mr. jefferson. and h,
i!'d ;'cc"i'!y,! "!:!cc under Kim and Mr.. Mad
iS"n. lie i!"w WIS made Secretary u'
Stat" un!rr Mr., MoMruc. wl;.l, consu,n:.a-
! ted lis reward. Under hi, i,,r;"u..:. w..
! 4.
i''!!r, for the first time, realized villa, Mr..
.',i.r;Sc!. i.;.a '!"c!;uy!--;!;;t We were III
t"'!"r;'!i*;s I'LL E"Hu!'.iyaliS Mr. Mon
r'r> administration was consolidating. in is
.I''''' :, ''E' ''!''' >''i''". I" h' lmhn, with
."e s;,'''' hi'A'H' "i liani.i"n, which W.:
':''''' u. E construction "!:isi WAS wHl.:-
: III ~ I"''':' "T"l''S q power: N!'". W
'',',' ''| ''ci,"'!.'";' l".;'E became >;:vi
" 'S'' 's;"'"'' W. ':'";"l'!, Mr.. .l!;''n~, Mr.
:. az N'l''E'''i' a'ii Cen. 'ac!:-"n. Tile
E''''''t',.S, ~ i party not parting: forth
az, '''''''''"'r' 'i!t'c MAS ii" Il .;U>A 'c pr
'H' or necessity IL: u congressional ";.,:r"s,
- " "'''''|t Il ''rc;'i """! ':"! be- E'H'.!!i.
''' i'"', i!","i:!'a:"i:.iiI:E i;.;>. i~w;s".>
."' ':"+H "' .>!r. ""h''''S terra. Mr.. CT;;w-
:'''' !'''"t'! 'i:c E":''ii:n';.n 81 Il t"n-:cs-
'''" '"''c"S, 'Al ~ c"h''r Hi the others
'''',''''I'"' H. me c:rc;;"A i""k p1Hc".
i'.',' =. '' course II :''i nj" H." !!""<e "!
I,'i''r>t','''NtS III 49, -,'": ,''n*, Mr..
t,ir M'Ih iifi.l i.i ,,cn ',a,Essom t.im@ ir
l,r., nI,,.,;,, ,,..,,i;,,m e., 49,.
AMI s,,;,;. .nur ;,,.,;,,,;',,', w.. -, ~
n,n,,r vil lr nu,,lt -, l.r', l',,, ,'',
i'm, ,,v rnn'|;n,,;nn H.. rr,,,'
was an ,i,nrm,.i ,...,. - r,,r..:,,. !,
Mr. t'l,v ,nl T., ,I.,,.s ..'i ,,..r,:,,,
...n.I;,I ,i,s .ri .h..;r ,,,,.,;.., l,:I,,
I:.Y;..,..,l,c ~, ,,.,,,, r,,,,.s ~, L'
aul. Ly l;s ;,;.'n.n,.I. ~ ~. I',">. ,l..''i ~
Mr.. t,,m,s :,MI ;.,,,n,,;,,,,,. .,s.,.,..,.I ~
,.l,;,I ,n;.,. rnl.r lin ,l,.':,..r;,,,r ,I,., :,
hal l.,.r r.n.L +, n,n,., H.. .,.,.,,,. :.
State Chief N,.;,,,;... :,nI flat L.. ,t.,:,,l,,
il II .as;. u,,c,,',,t II nrnIr.rt . L,-t" r.
iIdr,u,,un and = vu;vrrs.l crv ct. ,. l,,r...;n
intrigue a..l corrrD,i,n. Th. hau.nr or
the election .:lI!inr Into tie ll,r*.. 81 Ern.
rescn,u,ivcS, anal lis dreadful i.l nr,Il:ra,,
effect, upon ;.l the fountains oi rowcr
were deeply felt bv AL rl:,ssrs. The scene,
that :hcn occurred and the danger to the
Republic were painted in ..!nwinr colors hy
one of onr mos, beloved IN 'i:;n-nshr,I
stsstes,ncll-a statesman ur;tv Of wlsose
snio,ives in public; were l.. ., cnual!r.l hy
the tral.sccndant and gror.cous bursts 81
his passionate r!onuc,,c. i can mean II"
other than George MrDufli., for in fiery a.
oq,lcncc lie s:auds without :. rival in South
Carolina. IIc was II member Of Congress
at the time, and in depicting the ,!an~crS.
exclaimed, il this election l.; to fail into the
House Of Representatives, anil TO be REPEAT.
cd, your corrupt liberty in tl, the seat Of
thcr vitality" And in this Mr.. Calhoun
/ c6ncrrrcd, for although elected Eicc-prcsi-
den. 10y the college, having been voted for
| by both the friends OF Adams and dickson.
! Yet he threw the whole wei..ht Of lis innu,
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