Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

| def ana sounl sense VIII then be restored-tnr-
buence and treason, which now stalk abroad
disguised in the mantle of patriotism, will be
rebuked arrested in their career, aud driven in
TO their native daihness-and eur glorious po-
lnical edifice will lie handed down to another
generation. undeiaeed by the sacrilegieus
hands which now threaten 10 level it in the
dust.
This portion Of the Message would have been
uneI cFpiionable, had nor the President gone
out of his way tn aim pitiful insult at John
Adams aud John q. Adams, by emitting their
names when he referred to his predecessors,
Washington, Jefferson, Madison ani Mon
roe, az authority for bis own opinion in favor
of the constitutionaty of the Tariff system.
| Such an act betrays liiileness of mind. aud
revengefulness of heart, which the Pres dent
should have had policy to conceal If he had not
power 10 conquer.
9th. The Y. S. Bqnk.-As to the constitu-
tionslity and espediency of the U. S. Bank,
men have differed and may well differ. We
had thought, however, that both points had
been setlled-the former by the signature of
JAMES MADISON 10 the charter OF the existing
Institution the latter by our experience do.
ring the late war. We arc not. however. Al all
dis Inclined TO see it again debate d. whcn the
proper lime arrives, aud decided with all the
lights which have. sinca the era referred TO,
been thrown on the subject. We have no pre-
judices for or ag ainst the L INK hough we
Ell ceedingly anxious Thai the right of the gene
raj government to establish such an Institution
should be dsfniiivey settled, not to be resewed
at the recurrence ofeyery period OF political
excitement, for part, purposes. Whether, how
ever, the Bank ought TO be re-chartered is one
northumberland either Of The substitutes
which the President has proposed for II ought
10 be adopted is another. And we presume
that not a half dozen men Of political em'nence
in the Union would not give TO either of them
their unqualified veto. 1t is time enough. some
years hence, however, when probably neither
Gen jackson nor ourselves will be interested
in its decision, to discuss this question. " SUI
ici.nt unto the day is the evil thereof
We have thus endeavored, impartIally and
cnndidly. Invested Of party aud personal feel
ine,--to express our views Of the prominent
features embraced in the Presidents late Mes
saga document which reflects credit on as
author, as being drawn up vihno ordinary
ability. We can say. with truth, that while
from an indsposition 10 cavi at tr lies, we have
| eytenuated some things. and overlooked others
utich invited animadversion, we have set down
not one word in malioe.
! --eoe-
Congress the House Of Representative
n, Monday last, a motion 10 enquire into The
exnedi,ncy of reducing the duty on Sugar, was
rejected bv vote of 80 to SO. So, ASA letter
writer in u,e Enquirer says, the An'-lariflies
may hang up their ilidles for this session
IN. J{ogy,u-tgru Amos Henry Banks OF
Kentucky, formerly of Virginia, recently threa
tened to make sou1, " demonstrations upon
the Fourth Auditor, his late fellow la boref 10
the cause Of Jacksonisuf. We presume that
the following extract from late publication oil
Banks in the Kentucky ComuieHta'or' sa pre-
Jude to the onset
al wish 20 confron, Amos Kendall, lately
called the HEAvEsBoRS. which. as aAnsnaeo ny
me, ought now 10 be called The HeiL-hoss
Ayos and to tell him to his teeth that he pet 'er
wrote. nor advised, nor III 1uy WaV aided the
writing OF several thousands OF pamphlets. I'M
der the signature of PhlIo Jackson. which we're
circulated by mail to all parts Of the U. States
AT nuch trophie and the expense OF about six
,hou .and dollars, which were advanced by me
10 promote the election of Gen. Andrew Jack
son. when Kendall was head, heart aud hand
ooposc,i 10 him. This was before he deserted
and betrayed Mr. Henry Clay tor which he
I,ss been rewarded nv an Office under the pres
en-, ndmiui,,t alton, with all annual salary oil
$4,000. -,
Should Kendall vince nj this exposure, will
nursue him until he shall seek refuge under the
protection nj the rocks and mountains, aud tall
dawn and worship his great pa'ron a"d master
Rr,,Uprp HENRY BANKS. of Va.
Alias PIIlLOJACkSON.
Literary Cuiosiiy. -We have received, from
a credible source. the suhjoined notice, with
the assurance that it is correct copy oil an
r DnuSician in Illinois