The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12

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i7s SET down BY Mr. Madison and read some passages
the attention Of the Senate. ~
clause relating the Executive being under consdera
JANIS WILSON lpsnnsylynn,al moved that the blank
Ing at the same tim. that he preferred the short period on
PGSoRSHY for seven year % i0
GROCER SHKRMAN was for three years and against the
SS e egsa It's out OF 0os the men best
oenE on s the ITO ene0e asccond
"Mr. HOUSTON New Jersey moved to strike out this
.Mr. SHERMAN seconds the motion.
"GouvHnNEUR NORRIS (Pennsylvana) espoused the mo.
tion The neligbiy proposed by the clause stood
tended to destroy the great motive 10 good behavior the
Of being rewarded by reappolnment II saying to him.
Make hay while the sun Shines
"Mr MARTIN moved to rensta.e the words TO be neg.
BILE the second time
"GoUvERNEUR MoRRIs-what e6ectwl this have In the
first place will destroy the great Indictment merit pub.
lie esteem by taking away the hope of being rewarded by
reappointment may give DANGEROUS turn to one Of the
strongest passions In the human The love Of fame
the great spring to noble and iusous actions Shut the
sword In the second place viii tempt him to make the
late wealth and provide for his frende In the third place.
will produce violations OF the very constitution 10 TO
and established character Of fayote magistrate will
sRuFUs KING, Massachusetts, did not the ineligi-
bity he thought there great force in the remark Of
Mr. sherman that he who has proved himself most h for
ONCE ought not TO be excluded by the constitution from hold
ing IT, He would therefore prefer other REASONABLE
think that in such the people large would choose
wisely.
Mr PAIrRsoss New Jersey ideas nearly conceded, he
said, witp those Of Mr. King. ,r...