Observations On the Political Character And Services of President Tyler And His
Observations On the Political Character And Services of President Tyler And His
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Indeed, he was represented by many as a mere pageant without a will of its own, and which had 62 DANIEL WEBSTER, been capable of giving countenance to the worst actions, at the in- stigation of the worst men — a sort of Moloch whose habit was to compel the greatest sacrifices.
( leneral Jackson, viewing his authority as unlimited, failed not to regard every exertion of power of a co-ordinate department of the Government us an encroachment; these lofty ideas of executive au- thority, which were ...accorded to him by his party, and to which his views of the constructive character of the constitution gave so plausible an appearance, were firmly riveted in him, and howeyer moderate his views may have been in early life, the overwhelming and violent character of his temper, united to his constructions of executive prerogative, made him conceive his political tenets as certain and incontrovertible. Taught by the supple doctrines of hie party to regard the laws and constitution as mere lines to direct his conduct, and not as barriers to resist his power, he viewed every attempt 'to erect new ramparts to resist his aggressions, as a con- spiracy, in order to straiten his authority ; and this resistance ap- peared to him but one degree removed from actual sedition and re- bellion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, he was represented by many as a mere pageant without a will of its own, and which had 62 DANIEL WEBSTER, been capable of giving countenance to the worst actions, at the in- stigation of the worst men — a sort of Moloch whose habit was to compel the greatest sacrifices.
( leneral Jackson, viewing his authority as unlimited, failed not to regard every exertion of power of a co-ordinate department of the Government us an encroachment; these lofty ideas of executive au- thority, which were ...accorded to him by his party, and to which his views of the constructive character of the constitution gave so plausible an appearance, were firmly riveted in him, and howeyer moderate his views may have been in early life, the overwhelming and violent character of his temper, united to his constructions of executive prerogative, made him conceive his political tenets as certain and incontrovertible. Taught by the supple doctrines of hie party to regard the laws and constitution as mere lines to direct his conduct, and not as barriers to resist his power, he viewed every attempt 'to erect new ramparts to resist his aggressions, as a con- spiracy, in order to straiten his authority ; and this resistance ap- peared to him but one degree removed from actual sedition and re- bellion.
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