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soul. by keeping watchful and steady eye
to the executive; and above all by holding
to strict accountability the military branch
of the public force.


"To you, Mr.. Chairman, belongs the high
privilege of transmitting, unimpaired, to
posterity, the fair character and liberty OF
our country. Do you expect to execute this
high trust by trampling, or suffering to be
trampled down, law, justice, the constltu-
ticn, and the rights OF other people! BY ex-
hibiting examples of inhumanity and cruel
ty, and ambition! When the minions of des-
potsm heard, in Europe, of the seizure OF
Pensacola, how did they chuckle, and chide
the admirers OF our institutions, tauntinsly
pointing to the demonstration of spirit OF
injustice and aggrandizement made by our
country, in the midst of an amicable negoci-
alton of spirit of injustice and aggrandize-
mcnt made by our country, in the midst OF
amicable negotiation. Behold said they, the
conduct of those who are constantly re.
preaching Kings You saw how those adj
mirers were astounded and hung their heads.
You saw, TOO, when that illustrious man,
who prcsides over US. adopted his pacific.
moderate, and just course, how they once
more lifted up their heads with exultation
and delight beaming in their countenances
And you saw how those minions themselves
were finally compelled to unite in the gener-
al praises bestowed upon our Government.
Beware how you forfeit this exalted charac-
ter. Beware how you give fatal sanction
in this infant period Of our Republic, scarce
ly yet two score years old, to military insub'
ordinations