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brought about by set of ofarguments and that it is now administered under the influence ofanother set: and this reproach will have the keener stng because 1t is applicable to many individuals concerned in both the adoption and the administration In fne if the power were in the Constitution the immediate exercise of it cannot be essential; if not here the exercise of involves the gift of mSurpation and es- tabishes precedent of interpretation iercliing all the barriers iohich limit e potoers Q the General Co., vernment, and protect those of the State Gorernments If the point be doubtful only respect for ourselves who ought to shun the appearance of precipitancy and ambition Respect for successors, who ought not lightly to be deprived of the opportunity of exer- cisng the rights of legslaton respect for our con- stituents, who have had opportunity of making known their sentiments, and who are themselves to be bound down to the measure for so long period ; all these considerations require that the rrevocable decision should at least be suspended until another session.

 It tappeared on the whole, he concluded, that the power exercised by the bill was condemned by the silence of the Constitution; condemned by the rule of interpretation arising out ofthe Constitution was condemned by its tendency to destroy the main character of the Constitution was condemned by the exposition fthe friends of the Constitution, while depending before the public; condemned by the apparent intention of the parties which ratified the Constitution condemned hy the explanatory a. mendments proposed by Congress themselves to the Constitution and he hoped it would receive its final condemnation by the vote of this house.