The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-01

CVuSeSslon. With these views he in
troduced the first tariff bin FOR rev.
nue. with incidental protection. prop0se4
constitutional amendments In the nature
OF a Dill OF rights 20 satisfy the anti-Fcd-
sLdIsts, advocated collecting other facts
than bare enumeration ~ inhabffants
IN the census, and favored the ad0pri0n
oI the FotOmac site for the national capi-
taI. lie voted for the excise bin with r.
luctance, opposed the plan ~ sDT1rttI,,-
ment which Washington vetoed. and Wa
an adversary OF the United States Bank.
yer u. lie favored dividing the payment
OF the domestic debt between the uresauT
ana the hrst holder. TO prevent speculq-
So, an I'M opposed the assumption q
stdle ueots. Jefferson and he aided Ere
heau, an Old Princeton friend. % set 40
al pPPoSltlon paper. and when Hamilton
VWH osL the name Of Pacifcus. defended
NdshingtOns neutrality policy and a
ptaceIul line or conduct In Frances ruar-
RES. Madison answered the Danars vvffb
sIeat force; using the name Helvidius Hs
tCaNoIsd discriminating duties against
Great Britain, and opposing further ne
gotiation. attacked the jay treaty.
Httle before the expiration OF his
term OF office he married an attractivs
young widow Mrs. Todd know - - = ~, -
Dolly Madison. He retired to prf,.atS tis,
curing Adams term in the Presidsrrt.
I Isiat,'a mouse, served in the Virginia Leg
lslhIure again, and wrote the Virginia
Le5VIutons or llgS against the alien md
asultton nIil. In later years Madison al-
mic, ~fs q iSatonaiist AT heart. wrote that
Heresies and that the resolutions w.
not meant 10 assert a right i'm any ~.
state 10 annul an act Of Conrrass NJ
.nnust be SAID. however. that al the tfr1e
they We're prepared they were r-aner.Iiy-
SSggnssiiuered 70 be decidedly anti-nationaf
Maulson was then In opposition yVber,
JeHersOn became President no srfrY,r -r,,,.J
Madlson 70 be his Secretary ~ Sfatc
after eight years Of such service ~ ~
Sdihe president as JeffersOu's political
nelT. Inc TWO terms he served vvere
stormy ones. During the first one Ia
CgHtIhudIIy tired 10 enforce his old policy
81 81 comm STcial discrimination against
England. Ills policy was weak His b-i.S
gleam OF success. when the favor1fIe
Erskine treaty with England was siv1eJ'
Was ecipsed when that treaty was nc,
owned by the British Government ~
any ne was forced. against his viii -
secure a denomination. 10 a0ree -, -
qeciaratlon or war against England tn
eqerallsts called the war OF ISf9 yyLt1E
toHowed Mr. Madison's war" The ~ II
a grim irony about the term he fc.r,.s
MS old saying, that We have rnariti,-
DANGERS 10 guard against and We CO, -
SSeCured against them no other vat fbeo
" "a Ing navy and seamen ~ 90
oNn- Ihough his administration 81 ~
WI "as Weak. ne was fOrtuuate 10 frJ
peace within his term OF office and rc,ir .ld
10 spend twenty years OF n nesc.s,t siI ~
age IN retirement at Montpelier HS ~. III
sldered the enlightened OpInion ara
ttCuons OF the people the only solId ba-is
III the support Of this COvernr,e,,, -
peterson Well said that 10 his ..const,.,
mate powers was united a pIIre s,d 9,-t'.
less virtue. which no caIurnnv bas 49,
attempted 10 sully. mas ever