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Doctrines or practice Of


Mr.. Fan Buren, and


has friends.


lst. The Executive
should have theSusto-
dy and control of the
public moneys, and be
al liberty, moreover, to
employ banks at its
discretion, without Ii
imitation of law. See
sub-Treasury scheme
and Presidents mes
sage 10 Congress in
December, 1888.


Cd. 1t is the right
and duty of Executive
Office holders to inter-
meddle with elections.
See Mr.. w all's report,
countenanced by the
Executive.


Sd. The veto power
may be exercised by
the President, being a
sscompone ent part ofthe
legislative power,n for
mere difference of O.
pinion as &, the expe-
diency OF the measure.
See the Presidents last
message, and interpre-
tation of II in the Rich
mond Enquirer.


4th. Public officers,
however capable and
faithful may be relnov-
ed and others, howev-
er faithless and incom-
petent, may be retain
ed, at the mere will of
the President, as may
best serve the interests
of the party. See cor
respondence of Secrc-
sary of the Treasury,
and practice of the
President.


5th. "To the victors
belong the spoils of
victory.n See motto
of Gov Marcy, Illus
frated in the practice
of the A administration.


9th. The Executive
practically the source
of all legislation under
the new system Of par
~ discipline, which
requires every member
of the party to sup
port the recommenda-
lions of the President.
night or wrong See
modern practice of
party discipline.