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THE VETo PowER-Mr. Calhoun speech in favor eli
retaining this monarchca feature of Constitution
been copied far and wide By the ocooco press and
onngs and conclusions haze been the subject rid
culous eulogiun By his particular clique We can only
fo the favor with which this <ngly power regar
ded by the pretended democracy upon ground they
hope future time again into power when if
the people grow restye under their maladnination of
affairs democratic president by the force his ueto may
rule the country his way regardless alike ofthe wish
cs and rotes of the people Mr. Calhoun probably The


most sklifu sophist in America but he cannot SO far
succeed IN making the appear the better reason
impose the conviction upon the minds the people, that the
reto Is not andemocratc. We how democrat
consistently with the principles he processes hold object
to the abolition of this power Democracy says the will of
the people govern" The Constitution as stands
contains provson"proei the will of the President
agrees with that Of the people"


In England the King may of parliament. but
the power has been exercsedhc royal yrants
have dared exercise t-whin the las, fifty years
Ought American President deriving all his powers from
the people, TO- clothed with and exercise authority SO
despotic that the hereditary yrants of the old world little
they regard the rights the mass look upon weapon
dangerous be used2 The the first Of those
penicous of Gen Jackson which resulted in
the pecunary distress that has swept the land within the
past SIX years and is weighing upon like incubus
The power enabled political renegade perpetuate
that evtate ofhngs and direct opposition the purpose
for which he kneao he placed power defeat defy
the known wishes of large majority of the Out
say upon such and upon that provision of.he Con
stiution which enables them thus tyrannze us