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 By the Constitution, ''the ExeculiygoI CT is vested in the President of the Ur States" From these words, and h; that he 'talSe care that the lags be

 fully executed" the President has jei1 the most extraordinary powers. h Constitution many of the States, dea words are used with regard to the duisu powers of the Governor, aho Is ha very States almost . cipher. He w

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 Secretaries, does not affect the qaesai ! tire least. in this argument he slnt the question of power to its extent, va ! taking into consideration tue justice a pediency of ths measure, and ibis 8 ! before said, Is his common method dpI ing oihis prerogatiyes. The powgdl iii3val,i1o one denies. ca rresIaaaEs reiIias Secretary at pleasure, but if he daa \ without good cause, lie acts wrongly 4 If he does so for the sake of perlorml!1 improper act, he is justly celsarable.

 very certain that in removing the deP0l4 the President did, of his own accord act contrary 10 the will of Congress-li cause that body had voted the fe-ehatst the Bank-and the Honse of RepreielH tiYes had declared the money of the tAH States to be safe in the Bank. And 2 also certain that by violently remoY' Secretary, and appointing another " al' has not yet nominatedto the seas''o'ie 7 insplted that body, and infinsed ap'a l' rights. We do not mean to say tnaiD' 7 positively broken the Constitution y !, nominating the Secfetay-lof py 4'N' ing bis right of deferrlng to the ull'l0'' Y still within the bounds of the ConsllluHVr but we mean that by the spirit and e'S' that instrument, 1t is contemPtu0@ '' unjust course of conduct towards lle s'' ate. .,

 The great reason which the f'e'"'' gives for the removal of the DepO''"7. the fact that he was elected when hD0'' be opposed to the Bank. The afga'p'i has been repeated a hundred 'n''' <, every document which has issued lf0'l .e l'f every where It IS ai'' ." :. cient. As well might we be calleu ". z, initiate the long suffering oi some '''. i, could name, and swallow any o0'a" ,,.u the President, because Andrew ''''s. v was the man of tbe "People's ch''e' The consideration of the Bank 3a' " ri, he least weight in the political se''', ,,,,,,sl rsnown-and his overwhelming Ps','',, 2, ,,, popularity was what elected h''f' =. ~ ,i,r his enmity to the Bank. Buf 70 '1 y'; 1, bs here is fearful doctrine con''''1's ,'.,.,-. It's, that he' Andrew '',s ,,,,,l,. hat one man. is safer and ''''' !, '''''s' ,'''i VT of the will of the people u'' z