Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-23
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L,ln Randolph III Roanoke, tor some days (and
We beiie"e s,ii ~ TINS city Understood to have
declared himself distinctly and tiecId,,iv IN favor
OF renewing HE charter ofihe prcsunl Bank of the
u. States. We earn that his coutso of argument
3 some~ hat this that his opinion of Its unron-
Sttntionar1iy has not changed, bul that he views
that ql'saora rs withdrawn and the country brou h,
To The a'tetn'il,es ot choosing between tina piesont
institution itnd one OF more extensive powers ami
capital Ia be tstabllsht Tor the spectai btntm VI
VI. Van Bltren. Nj. Randolph believes that the
Southern Paoplc only are influenced by by consri-
tutioaol scruples III their opposition to tia, new char
ter that # the pcsoat institution is overthr.wn,
another OF more d, nb fi utility, aud oionl.irgcd :
Paciti"s, VII be mmt dlately erected IN It's stead
and broughi under the contfou OF the Executive ior
electioHecfrg purposes mud be + eiets an inst
tuition Winch he knows and " hich has proved use-
tni ard inlpendsnt to another uniried, and which
may fall undrr Government .enueuc., and on-
large the already dangerous extent of Executive
power.
We ndersiand such To be the tenor Of Mr. Ran
dolph's reflections, from those who have heard him
speak upon this snbJcc, and We congratulate the
country most heartily, thai he the standard bearer
OF the CoDsinutonaIls,s, whose fidelity 10 strict
construction IN iofy years of change and rcyolu'
'''i nay i'HdiHcu CfliSltnt an1 I..1 Afbf, dhu
wl"s when he frt1h upon II On, s,ion involving the
Constitution, every Republican ol'93 viii not on
" NOT h. uneasy but " III be ronfi lent fright, and
proud TO follow we say wc.coner,,,,late tho coun.
'fy,whos dearest interests souu,erc,a and political
we believe 10 be stakcd on lcrcla al ot the char
ter oil the present Bank, and d feat OF ihai. winch
my be proposed IS a substitute, upon Nj. Rom
uoiph dttefH'naIon. May he live to AID i'm q.
VuS a elect and To strang lie. the dangerous pro.
Jeds whicIfthcic ID too much 1easGI, 10 fear are IN
asltltiun'i
~ We copy the foregoing article fiom the
Richmond WAig G4mcurrln. with that rar.r ii,
the 'lona That tc eiarlt al nO Cl'llcd states Banl,
may DC rene wed we cannot-ngrce that any man
WIZ deserve either the upprobalion or respect oi
| Iheeommunlty, Hh1, dceming unconstitutional
shall support 1t. isr f:ar some other scheme. Of q
wore delels, ous tendency, ray be proposed as
substitute Tor it, with The pcr.or design OF advanc-
ms the political in,ctes's Of sir Van Buren, or OF
any o her m,n. -fne osli, To- support tho const,u
tiou, NC shoaia sapposs, ought to be paramount 10
any cons lderatIoas OF III. character But If tn.
secculttions Of tile hs in relation to Mr. Rsn
dolph'. ve~son this subject be well founded, We
mne me that tInt gentleman will hereafter hardly
he gracelcss enough To claim the high honor award
cd to him by that Journal of being -" the standard
bearer OF the c"nst,tutIouaIsts, whose fidelity to
sttict construction in forty years of change mud
revolution, has remained constant and IL xitlc !
lie Who a"andons his Constitutional opinions to
avoid contingent and probably only an magi-
for q" nlexlbility, ," to say nothing of honesty.