Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-24

W respected, &c. Have such memorials am, ~, /,
authority Tim instructions bearing the siaaatnre
of the people
oof representative processes to regard the qaes
!"n OF B1nk or no Bank, as a e fclgne5 i4.n.p-
a ''lHhcd Issaei l. there any fiction in tie Inst,
~ OF Jha war ofihe last ses,lon ofConere4x e,,@i
~ o" IN iha Senus Chamber of the United Sat.
IN winch WI were arteycd Oh the one all. III.
Wh'l' power OF the Rank OF the United =. airs l.,
u" ny p'hlel Webster the genus or Federalism
'"1' supposed 10 be lad, Henry Clay the tath,,
VI inc American System, aud Joha G.. Calhoun the
champion OF Modification, cum ,rnltiy ait,y7
! why were The Bank memorials poured M mo-,
inc senate from every quarter ofthc Union bot IN
convince hem, aid through them, the peonle. TINT
! nr Government could not stand without the
Bank Why dill Nh. Clay declare that Il W.
arc IN the midst Of revolution 7" An tins cx
c"'ment Is Ial 10 the of,hc removal of the
pubic deposltes-but Who b licycst1 Tb,t w.
the torch OF dlseod thrown mo the combnst,bl.
materials OF the Senate But the veto of the pf,s,
''"' WINS Inc cause OF otianc', ard the course pnr
sueu ny ms adversaflcs intended to prod ice
me issue OF Haas or no Baak Mr Leigh too
J''hed IA the lssne-ior IN the same speech refer
req TO- nc continues, whilst he cannot see hoy Con
%t''S can eonsiliauonally Incorporate a National
p1"N V he can easily Understand that Nation II
p'hN may be aud his been made an agent Tor sali,
N''T'"% an" distI9allog the pubic revenue; but
the qiesuon With me IS, whether il Is necessary
nnd Proper or AT Inappropriate Tor the purpose ~
! ms question he Ind not answcr-bn nm answer
may be gathered from subsequent remark ~,
here IS "A wldt difference between I'm, ol,,sti,,,,
whether an act shall be donc and the question ael
II uas oeeh DONE whether II shall de undone -
Inc act being done cannot be rccalled-it hns
f'oIuced suite o iarts that no human power or
wisdom can alter aud the actual state of affairs
may 'enderu difficult and hazardous to reverse NJ
o." '"' ~ stem al measures on, OF wh,ch II has
S,o~n ". Without pursuing further the course
"' ms remarks, fenlmgi "a the same point the lnlrr.
ehce Is PIaill tfa he thinks National Bank A..
ccSS"'y amt PfoPst aeent for the SAFE keeping and
distributing the public revenue. Mo Leigh seems
TO nave brought ms miol 10 tie conclusion 3" Tint
,hc question will ultimately be between National
Bank, con,llioteda the present Bank is IN all cs
scntlaI particulars, and one varying IN It's constu
Uon from The present, only III placing the direction
uh't thr absolute contio Of tho Executive" lie
utterly regulates the plan off red by the President,
OF using the STATE Banks as agents. (Which served
the purposes Of the Government from the year
lSll when the old Bunk expuoI, to 1916, when lhr
new came into bslne,) and offers no better snbsti-
uc hence TIC coaelnBlon tsorlly follows that
he IS IN favor of the present Bank, or ono resem
bling It IN all essential P11ti1ulayS Following np
thus strong prePo5,essIon Of his mind, Mr. La,gi
advocated the restoration OF the dcpositcs 10 tn
Back OF the United States.
In assigning hls re1sons f1r believing lhat ihr |
SPrmS Elections did not turn on the question 81
b""@ " ne Bdahl oar repre- sentative pro- ceds 10
say /" the hlrl plaee, believe almost the ON.
~ subIG. discussed dafn, the canvass WIS the IL.
mova OF the Derosiles.' Your wishes on tins sub
Jec' ascrrained by decided maj r,ty of tn NJ.
s'eso'o votes oi the District, unless reversed by |