Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02


oe'"eeh Whine and the extreme South Did he
/ ii"iiefe when Georgia undertook to Mace heraelf
'oofe me authorities Of the Union Did he not
"lh1ua Haynes celebrated notification speech
pl"n cote resolutions, and declare that he would
-, f''u..o upon satlni framed, and hung up IN
- y "'e sioase You have got hold of Hodi.
e'as gun, SIR as dangerous an engine ms the Span
'sa Windmill you Were battling against IN the be.
s'"ng oil your address aud the sooner YOU
brow II down, aud retreat to some othe, nos,,io,
the better for you. But hate 10 rart with Won up.
On ms particular topic Of your address without of.
'efihs you word OF humble advice Never omen
,o"t mouth again about the Pfoclnmaiionn
'o' uouhoer entirely too much about this ,locu-
'neh'' lou nStee with the President, md We, YOU
40 mol agree with him. You cannot agrec with
a''n IN some oil the premises Which he assumed in
,'a' document, and yet " coincide with him in
MS Conclusions drawn from such premises What
SORT OF reasoning is this 1.-The Presidents conoln
SONS, suppose were jumping conclnsions-se-
q"HRfs or non Se4nttafs. IA accident happened 10
maxi lhem Come slr, lhis Laundering won't do
Tor thorough going Jackson man-come up to
Tue rack, sir,-swnllow the fodder, or back out
-spl Jpn down the Dose or reject it, Your brethren
VIII Ike you none the better for hulf persundine
/
together.
Next comes the deod Bank Of the United States
and oil rapaer of ad4tion-cnoush IN make
horse sck-is las.he, upon the " hero fot klllns
the = monster and saving tho constitution A
gallant spirit would abstain from disturbing the
ashes OF the dead = but ~ Is won, to be the tar
tics oil your party you do fail to inno, divers
mortal blows upon this ahominahlc engine of
"1ckedness and mischief, afunc, though IL be
winch, dead or alive, has been So useful 10 the war.
lare OF your party and which bus filed with nan-
lc ana alarm, for the last Two years, 50 many old
women dressed in mems clothes. Reader, know.
est ihoQ that George w eshn son was the falher of
he hist Bank an ha the present WIS establish
ed by the Republican Congress of iSl6-bsought
forward ard carried against he earnest and uolir.
ING opposition of the whole federal party oil that dav
-Armls,ead /. Mason and Barbour. the Senators
oil Vlfginl1, Lowndes, Crawford and others leaders
III me Republican ranks, advocating il; and Tim.
othy Pickering, the high priest of federalism, and
tas'on oil North Carolina, with other fodcrasis
ana the Virginia federal members OF Congress-th
men who had leyelled their utmost opposition
against The war, opposing also The Bank Wa
washington willing lay sacrelieious hands upon
the constitution of his country-and did the Repub
licAn Congress Of 1916 conduct the War Of 1912 10
constitution al It's ermraion This whole clamor
Against the Bank of The IT, Slates is the meres
patty slang that ever was manufactured for cleo
iloheeflhg purposes. The Bank has been heard Of
and known for the last 30 years in IFS UNSURPASSED
advantages only, and the blessings which it has
shed upon the country But what boo's It 10 Gen
efal Jackson whether the Bank be constitutional or
hot-whether II be " monset" of iniquty, or a
fountain OF national wenth and prosperity lfihr
Bank at Portsmouth, in New Hampshire, had ap-
pointed Jackson man for lis President, according
10 the orders from Washington city. n stronger
Bank man than the Iresden. himself would rot
have been found any where and many poor
man, whom, with his wife and children " the re-
moval OF the dcpos'tes" ruined and thrcw upon the
charity OF the world for subsistence mi support
would now have been snug IN the independence Of
his fortune. Look at Gen Jackson efforts long
ago 10 procure branch of the United Suites Bank
at Pens cola, and his earnest commcndaton of lis
advantages TO that section o the country Look at
h's messages previous to the Portsmouth AFFAIR
Where is the seasence.,p be found IN one Of those
messages indicating constitutional sctupIes, or man
Testing opposition IN any form against the Bank
Look al his project for an Etcfegper Bank n
scheme Of Bank-of National Bank winch met
The appreciation of none-.he exccrnlipn of alb
Look al his Veto message Dad not the President
decline IN that message his readiness TO giant to
the good people of this Republic United States
Bank, # he was suffered to draft the Bill 7 And
what is the affiliated league Of Pet B INKS, estab.
llshed as such upon The Presidents own will, with.
ou, authority flaw, and amongst which the money
OF he nation is scattered to the four inds of hea
yen-nonc lsc enough 10 know where it what
Is this tremendous league of Executive omnipo-
tence, hul United States Bark, made up of as ma.
M bfaHcbcS as his mW hall Designated And YET,
what theme for the " glollfcation" of Inc " hero .
has this Bank question furnished Truly, this
day Of ours IS the era of humbusgery The princ-
pies OF the government are forgotten, and the bu-
sne>s of fishing for gulls when candidate presents
himself, has become q the order OF the day" Who
Is to be found so stupid that reviewing Gen Jack
sous acts aft citing the Bank question, he does moi
see IN them one ntinuel tissue of changeabencss
and inconsistency not 10 say ii word about the
laws violated; The constitution rampcd under foot ,
aud the reckless wreck Of fortune which his mad
acts brought about upon thousands
The arbitrary removal of the Depostes-v indlc-
tive, illegal and ranous TO the great Interests Of
the country, you glance at MS separated from the
Bank question generally, in manner that it is
difficult precisely TO understand That act indeed
seems TO have levied light tax upon youl allie
glance aed we again catch you foun crng in fine
STYLE upon the " Proclamation" The presi-
dent you think had all the right in The world to
put the whole Of the public money in his brooches
pocket, # he thought proper but the expedcncy oil
The thing, FOR divers reasons which you Offer, and
some of them smnnly cogent 90, you could OF APP
pIovc.-A nd yet, with almost the same scratch o.
the pen, you wind up by uImrlng the matches
wisdom of the act! Truly thou art Jackson man