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t,o ~ esister the edict, oe s'itutional powers and r,i.', sise the pbo lia1 lfamsrs of that inTalua5leian, 5nss',, ri3 power in the Executive. ''' 'serci,

 l regret the case of ew;,

 eGneelye you must not be s'Ian na1 was Tn, circumstances of that cas. wen " latornsI otherwise e, you had not Tisb' ana itsmbd the the errors and f1aics .s,sa Thiss ao to sdng able defeased, though sysa, a,t'' pf'Fe h5 Democrat would ever atten,t,a tenn was but pursued in that trasical ae.i, 10 justify ample for other Executive. ',l' :, @ or qpoe [G5loas S'a ,a5 that tn the ('lumberpsg be,s2 o,o" d,d act in that Quinn case .a, nslo) the4 of off. the equally democratic '1,'ia'y 1a5, to rom personal feeling. h tb,ts sgAeF'on.

 .4 think a his ~armest political ,l's f,s,s is a s.l the advice Gen. Jackson gave rs''d f,, do r' 0ceasion-on his way to the ia'f R,,a, ln'nd oe!ng |, delegate from the ,as's p'anofe '1. called on the General, and in l'a,,,n.' cann, n,sa rnas he Was for his old friend Tan ls'1I'. a, na much a. regretted his rexa, aatj.ana. ia naI'n e and did not know what to do .'1nss' "forsalNe your friend, but stict I 'a'ka

 Know nothing about MT. Dire,! your he is just what yoasay he is. lis'oa. Hs and Dled at Orleans; but regret th,l a,s of lowering the confidence re5os,5 pos, Ia' ia Senator you should appeal for eff ea.,, ,a al neyed song ofbeing with the old I Hsss. I,,s''' D lIng the British Sc. fine was in s,o'' S. he did his duty; as Register ba s a's n',l1 amy duty. But because Mir. D. wa, was soaa ,1s prove 'ha' Col A. did violence to tb, party in not voting for him. tue

 The iramers of our constitptio, ,,. the Executive branch of the 'sa sor,.. que nature of things, might not aIwsy; ss; t'as t, z of political integrity; and thai sr,, '' u men are not free from sectional p.e;nJ., sonaI attachment, in the exercise oi tr, s5 power. They therefore deemed i, s-3 %' teet the people from the indiser.si 1.,.. ,aa CT. They placed this check i, tb, ',' t. Senate to be coRstitutionalIy employed they Tn their discretion, judge t Dees.,1 time may yet come when, so far finn a Sena'og Tor exercising moral ffns.,, sing a wholesome check to power ror CT good men, will applaud the act. s,,I pfleious, selt-wiiIed Executive, usi,r X ing power to promote selfish and con, overtrrnlnS the plain Republican form leai institutions, and establishing mi, Iate power, would you not lool, {. B, the means, under the Constitgto, ar wholesome restraint upon such aa.Er.s| condemn and prescribe Col. Ashley s his consent to d certain nomi0at5' # dent-elect his successor, and tell hs more obsequieus and o5sdieat to a President, what would be his succem Il scora to hold office on any chdsrsI will never dishoaor the character i yisldiug to any such tramnesa VaB ! Tells reply; adding, .'eoariing flya ui 10 power shall never induce me b bsHl ests of a conGding constituency

 You, Mir. Truth, give us alsdns d MT. D's appointment, and an eiay on and amiable character; but for Bal pup ping thereby to throw the gszsr OdiGn Ashley. From your aceni, one would that no person was at tbeNaAs 0l NAesI MT. Dickson. Yell, and Gen, Jackson | l once read the historical account of tha donot recolleCt that the historian lsagnei ticular prominence to either Mf BtksO| Yeil; yet l presume, like many ohss, taeir duty. But why did you not haln people of Arkansas, that the PresideHha ted for seat on the Supreme benth, \ the intelligent reInonstrance of neaIg a| vania, agentleman whom it was cOnclaa'd was not suitable for that station,-hatlh and likely Col. Al among the mnba t~protect the honor of the Bench and community, by rejecting the nOnlaaasI that act, which all independent Ben'ca 1 yoar principles would condemn the Cd'l i Senators.

 Ii Col. Ashley las acted in saca ! render him unworthy to be our Sea9l@' charges and prove them, but do not a'H demn him for an act within the sphere torial duty. :,

 1 dislike 10 see the acts of high-mlI' bIe men, distorted. Let us judge coa'l motives, even when we may not apple wisest possible choice, tbe course our rcsentativcs may feel it their duty 'oi have, in our offer, two high minded nor tlenen. Each of us may have our ld' can never.be justified m unfairly deuas merits of either. Had Gov. Yell been resented for doing his duty, l W0ala free to defend him from unprovoKec at urging not to regard the opinion 0l pigucd and pmria fitcia, iIl.iniormedpe ingthc views of the Democratic PaFV9