Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10


m,n,, aeJ OF the implied power 10 incorporate a
..,;aa.,a,ak must know, that The two powers
~.re vin!lcated by exactly Tho same system OF
,..xon,ns and wo1li fad IL extremely din znit 10
anirsst,nl. how aay mts Odd entertain both o.
ninians-,ha, ihe poScr oi internal Improvement
! csns,aI,iseal-- inl tint the peSsf 10 ineoFPo-
rata national Ia ak is IN m s,iia'ieaai nc 80
,hi.ry OF the passions night reconcile the Two
.~..,,s. hut thes seem j . Mf. l.. 50 slarlngF "a
consistent. that nc eoIi moi hep ihaHhs' ''9s
Mr. Van Baren's opinion on the BANK u ''s''a'
might haya been somewhat influence, w we
known sentiments OF VI ginia and Norm ' ',',''.a
On tho s,lblcc,. when, 81 1857 ne W.
r., ,,o Vic, Prssidenev--and that the ineonsfsien
r. H. constitutional doc rines would STRIKE ana
IT h;s nsrtizans now if their zoal 10 e'eet MN
. ~. Presidency had not caafopaicd Their Jadg-
-, ,tsss indeed &c anIitsg were only hns'de
=, ~ Bank MOI 10 a Bank. Mr. Van bnren $ nos
nifty 10 TIC Bank might have been hhle mn
eare iaa. by the known opinions OF inc ftes''e'',
--by the canh1ence he rcposcd IN the wisdom Oh
r.. si,ef md The respect, love- admiration, Venfrn-
t;on AMI loyalty, he cherished Tor nm. hta WI
l.. added that. (rccoeetng TIE language anu con
\ ,c, of s,pae Of Mr. Van BHfens phi'zans III VIZ
y,nia. drin. the contest tor the wee ffes'oepoYa
VII n Mr.. z. p. Batblur was, here, his most 'of-
,,;,.,1. c,mneli or--hr d1 not mean oH ct The -,
q udaY--hf eh''t' w t.''
whom il concerned, he could not help be'ieyns.
~, >, n.w chief tecommen laiion Of the Bank
question, as ground which 10 rest The pre'chs'ons
n their f,y5rita was found IN consideration o.
lin use which might be made of Nj. Barbours
e,nlnet in relation TO the proposed charter OF
bank, 10 the Congress OF 1874 10 no" VI.
Barboars conduct on that OCCASION "n.'" 1i.'
cious or nni, was Conscientious mn n'"'',, "'
l. sad he never doAo'eh ann isr more M" INC
years no ma ever dannieJ ie' inc "'s'"o'F v
II was mStan " revived Mt paInop'i III n''
ner, Withdrew non ins sohes'-a9h 'ne"c,''''"'
j. mig seem 10 eheioss oese'seis 'n' II "'" oe'"
forgotien-bui, N traih' II VAS onY ia,n eY ' use
whenever occasion should require o'iy '' W
BAlour be, ms pfobahY ~ "ou'' o', no'''''''"
iof he Presidency ne3 Mr. Van bafeh Pa''zan'
weaA So anig t4se sch c''mo' eoo'' MS
"isjE41 az Bows TOT as ~on'a SUN nv
senss=e. f-afii 80 Won ma"e INC mo"
nyrs5 kAasa' .#'+t hn'"l hse Of am ,n'
i,esi eae -. a#g te aoo'o' question ""''
. is.s, 9a fsa'ea fo's rs oi no s''oel eN
cel', IS foi1 81 ifpfei'n 10 others
AIr. l. haI Hti4 - say so''1e'n'"s nv o"" 'P'
nous shj eohdaei M fesa'p ~ NV p''" q'1' 'V''
He doubled h'' al a" inc sips'tPse' y P'Po's',"'
honest, sncero, anxious oiP'',aah 81 ihe great 10
dy OF his political opponents as wen as MS ''eops'
t any such ihstiiutoh-bu. ne was Petleeily conn
dca, tia, many Oh lh7se Nho were no" h'hl SIC
nuoas IN Their opposition 10 hlall pro'csse'2 On
this ground, would be w'l'ihs that the heats wh'oh
had arisen oa1 OF nc pahR controversy Shold SUI
SIDE, so soon us inc next Piesioenual eIoei'o''
should be over, -prosidsl they should succeed III
eleciing their man lie was perfectly assured ina
many had se'zsd on this ground OF opposition to
HIM, only because II was ons well Calculated to a
lArm the honest jealousy OF tho people, while, wih
thens Ives II was only the prctext, not the motive
Of opposition They knew, thai TO Jealousy onee
reused II was the easlcs' of all things, 10 dtsor
dlscolonr, anb rxaggeratc any mans words or nc
toas lie beloved IN his conscience TINT there
were sono nan, now affecting 10 BE- oppoled 10 HIM
on this bank ground, who were, IN their hearts, |
principally apprehcnsEc OF hts hostility 10 a no
,iona baak thnt should also be government (mnnn-
IN. an Exceuti, q bank n bank conulved To make
the President n effect, banker general of the nation
wih n,sdDs capital o. twenty five millions TO
trade on and 20 enable hlm 10 exlofl from those
who shonld want aceamno1alion, an enormous pre-
,niuq oiloyaly Vt NJ. l.. would 10 lheso pol
ticans the JUS so to say that III believed they
would have a. hearty an aversion from such
schsm. as he had-unless they should succeed
IN getting President OF their own choice. Wcr.
the proofs demanded Mr. l.. would not betray
ony conf cncs-,hcrc weio some notorious f4e,s
l'hcre wcre in this Stale, several open an avowed
nnisnal banlt men, WHO were earnestly suppostcd
nv or Jackson. Van Buren, antl.bank m4n.. D.,
cause they were oppose to him, whom these per.
sons affected 10 re ,a, as a quasi bunk man There
were m o,her sttirs. ,aIous Jackson men. who
were Al tho same time avawei national bank mon
mud electionesring for Congress on thu. ground vet
iii, abaied nothing from The interest whiel, our
ck.on v an Bnren ,n,i-bank men ok IN lhcir sur
cess. rhe prosiden, l,cted vow I'd national bank