Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
The President ana IN. -

SaI6s
Inc Ne" York Times washins,.p -.
respondent says of Chandler, a., az ''f-
in the Senate: tfaes
Senator Chambers speech to a.,
garded as an open attack on tn. .h-
tra'ion. Not one Of his ss,hl.s ia''-
parte statements but has BEEN MI. a s
President Lincoln's attention a. 90
day for months. TO induce him alter
sees General Mcclellan. The P,. .ap'f-
Knowing all the facts better than c,i
has refused, and still refuses . :''r
crusade against Mcclellan, but c,,i. ~ ne
country for troops to reinforce him p,
lpon' Chandler prOnOunces a bi,,.. -''s'
and ursparing speech. ealcul.,.a wa
ducs wide spread disatfection to -. N%
ernment among The people, and 70 -. g"
end to ell cnlistneuts." 40
On the same day, Wade OF OH,
a. the President. for his ''nOreIp
cOercing the Senate to hi, view. u
cation. He said:
This way Of coming In her, i'll.
mateiy-in way unknown IN a.. sfl'
tution-he did not Ike. lie w. hs'i.
not know who was authorized m 80 eli
the President or promulga;e his 80. icy
this is the way We are to iegislste 80
to have committee TO wait on -. ought
dent. when we pass a hill. and 81 fts-
his royal wish is and how nncS . WAT
alter bill 10 escape his veto, Ttnsl
disgraceful. j. lie total sur,s,a, iss i'
rights Of THE body. The cal o. Tie
tional way for the Presid.n, !. 1s'iia-
objections 10 the bill. TO star. :. ne hss
veto. ihere Is no other way for him !,
act unless We desire to surr.nd.. u un %
constitutional rights and all the dion.
the Senate. This wy Of coming IN
with back door vetoes cannot he ,oIs, us's
/, seems that some gentlemen bsr. t..ue'
see the President-tn learn his cn;n;a.. "
Most gentlemen, when they 20 n 90. =
President, are debarred from hi, n,,..,U u'
and those only are admitted Nh, -.
charged with bis constitutional con,.;, ~
lie (Wade) would be yer, saw, q 81
President should veto tins iu,o,,,,,
ure. Ii would be the s.ddss, n,r, - u
ever went cot Of this clait.l II 81
however, - 20 be the case. be v,p,.5 -
, President TO take all the responsibiT,, -
HE own actions. lie (Wadsl r,n,,i
; back kitchen way Of doing business"
Lane. too, was indignant. lie said.
He was not willing to legi.I.,, md.
any duress. lie would never sur,,nd., -.
independence Of the Sensie to the d,.,,,;s.
, OF any President. however much v, ri,l,
trust him. Let the President. il \, a.
, not like the bill. send il hack her, with 4,
8 veto, and then he tLanel was villi,, !,
make the issue between cnrfScatign and =,
coufisca.Ion. lie tLsnel was not viii.
4 have the hands of the Senate tied lv ~
Executive. VI any ether porer this sii. q
beaver"
Trumtull said
3 lie ci1 not want 70 make Ii. Pr.,il,,,
violate his conscience in ary Wsy tgt !.
the President connected with Iegisls,;-,, !,
any WY except by bis vetol The SIM.
: did MT TIsh 10 come IN c,ufici VII n.
Executive IN suT Wv. Int the Pre.l.,,
IN an unconstitutional saY. is brirgiry =,
conflict between hiusflI ard the S.rs..
IN very dangerous way, sc be (Tras,
bully thought"
The objections n these i,co5ins to Il,
Presidents alleged rnrcn.titu,iors, nj,
Of doing things. cannot but excite snil..
, Only thirk Of Wade TIsiiing Of urerld-
tutionsl acts. Boz the other day Ls af.
clsred hi. utter re5u !iaiioD ~ ;Es n,f-
tuition where it conHic;ei with hi. ,iru,d
tie proper policy ss to tie managerial 4
the war. Vote after vute these men b.
, est during the recent session. 10 tie a..
; ut the letter and spirit e the cunsiteiio,.
. ye' they now complain Of its being islri,
r ea b? the President i,y his .'norsl" lrr,,
, / IT apPrising the Senate of hi iuteniiru !,
, veto their ast' If lh,y d. MT ecnfrn tsl,
wirhss. Al wiz sdI it il 10 be sminshfr
| | L'ncoinism-but are these ahoii,ian w..
thi"s the men n complain of it, ard 70
?eeirlly N conrtituti, Il gryubd,. Han
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