The Veto, &c. in Congress.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Aug. 10, 1872


Mr.. Adams has Just concluded an able and in
terestips speech upon the Veto Message. The gal
leries were thronged with anxious spectators, and
the members of the House crowded around him
No man exerts SO powerful an influence IN The
House as JOIN QUINcY ADAMS. 1t is salutary
influence, too. He meved 70 refer the subjec: to
Selec, Comraistee. The Veto, though generally an,
tcipated, has aroused deep feeling here. twill
for some time spread dismay throughout the Coun-
try. Wha. will Congress do now Is an inquiry
often made. answer, Congress 1cSH do 7iothane 8
in relation to Tariff this Session. only, because
it can do nothing 1t is fairly to be inferred from
the Veto Message, that Capt. Tyler would veto
the bill a.ai,,, with the Land clause stricken out.
At present he will approve no bill which gives Pro
lection to the Labor and Enterprise of the Coun-
try. His thoughts are bent on the succession,
and, looking Southern support, he Will turn MS
back uron the interests Of the North.


John Tyler has betrayed his friends and aban-
doned the interests of the Country. He has
thought proper to make an issue with the People
| trust they are prepared TO meet It, Congress
has redeemed its pledges to the PeoPle-it has ex
ered all its powers the restoration OF Prosperity
to the Country In the language Of Mr.. ADAM:
Joha Tyler could have given US Commerce, Trade
Prosperity and Honor, by approving the Iarlt
bill. He has paralyzed the action OF Congress
defeated all its measures-and blasted the hlgi
hopes of the People. Let those who are IN tav"'
of Free Trade and Direct Taxation, encourage
John Tyler in his new alliance with Loco-focoisn
Let those who arc in favor of Protection to Anne
rican Industry stand firm, and be not discouraged
Dependency will give way. The energy OF the
American People will overcome all obstacles, ane
their patriotism will teach John Tyler that Free
men are not yet prepared to submit TO Executive
dctation. Yours truly. NJ.