Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-06

hern ,r,,n,1si s,siee foot Pie Excenliva lia~ ial
h,s way. aud ne SEE the ftsult. only Nis ny
friends 10 Join IN taxing iiaB -talf 20 tedt M
Executive has his !feells az 4p eeas nc In uea-
sures Of sicis immense huPeftaace 10 thc P.fpe as
those by whichalr tiaantes have basN nei. law
no idea of descrng them, sir they ned no app
hena that. onl rxpfassne tgc' y sentiments
and ,lry hasc entertained. aud uarvery carefully can-
ceaicd. ! Plriy aaa. sir All | an Is = p'a-
tican was nii'le ny party. lfaNc no sNtnfSilitt>
with any other parry exrrpi thai with which hafr
always acted, aud by Weh hasr bcra honofoi. i
respect my poiitiealoipnnenis ms my fellow ctiizeh-
living nndrr The same laws. shecl 10 the sant 'f1s.
crn,nenr. aud e1Ifaii3 hoacs ard fatilaiic with ny
sell. Bu differ with fheni Ia Of tie essential
and Fundamental prineialrs naan Which aur Gt,en-
ment should he administered. and have nothing Ia
ask. and nothing IL EXPECT liom lllenl.
am n den,ecta', q eeat deHlrnR. H. uni nuke
the profession a cq'sfslia@ bar il Is becoming
rather unpopular ban nay early hIis aud souilfl
associations made uo In t1c lr senffaent WIS
planted in my heart by natnle cultivated by efea-
tion ant approved BY reason. believe detnecrdtc
Republic tn b. the most philosophical government,
and best caleuaipd develop the energies aud sus.
tain the dignity of rtia. So long tie People have
sufficient ineiligcurefo qualify them luf self govern
mcnt. |, therefore, abhoG lyranuy aud irresponsible
power in every possible iorm IN which II can be PFC
scented whefher II he presented IN the hypocrlicai
earb ofrepnblcaa homespHn. unsettled over IN the
gueliag trhppngs Of royalty. 90 Ion strict
s,ruct,on OF the Constitution. limited Executive pat
ronage, aud an economical administration OF the Gov
eminent and ynu viii nevpf hni ma here, sir, with
democracy aud cconniny upon the lips. aud TYRANNY
aud pnnder in the heart Il borrow nulalse llyeries
from heaven In serve il1e devil in"
Mr.. X. after some further remarks. concluded tbs
branch of the subject, by saying that he had tnll
confidence that the President, wleu snme present
difficulties were removed would administer ms de-
partment with wisdom and patiotsm and lac hoped
10 be able To give hn hls feeble support. But he
just wished To tell him. tla II he Intended " 10 tread
IN the footsteps 9th predecessor IN tanpling outhc
Legislative authority. ~ the management of sub
ject OF all Others OF The Importance Ia the PEG
pie, he should feel ms dnly iostle hlm out of
Them. He ncvrrwould CONSENT hr sad. to surrender
the finances 10 the exclusive control OF the ENreu-
tive. tive did thls, W. should share the tlte oter
cry other nation who hal submit ed Ia Executive
fnanticfiua we should irst become uation at beg
sars. and then nation pl slaves
Mr. II. SAID he had been led on to length altoge
Their unexpected To hunseli, and ic feared tlrsomc
TO the Senate. Several other topics hal been sug
gcsted by the remarks al Other eentcmen, HAT Il"
would like to touch. bat lie would dispense with
them. and come 10 con, n>ion, aiera lew w1ns
more upon the bdl and amendment under caHsrlrra-
ton. As to thf srpAraii0n hom The STATE banks Is
repositories, he conceived that matter oi no great
consequence It lnhe "details could provide safety
the money, aud guard against niuf patronage
aud expense. But the bill he thought imperfect
aud obscure both lhese pniuls. And whrnwc hid
passed the bill should have hul latle idea ol
what we had done,
As to the amendment pfapo.cI which restricted
the receipts OF the Coz. rancul 10 gold an SILVER.
he could never CONSENT 10 dim, af It, WITHOUT hral.
III from his constituent 50 long as snecir = not the
common currency, used bA HE People m the husl-
ness transactions oil the country. Tiny are ursrr
prepared with neulleaay not INT common circulation,
and would often aud tray be reminded Of the Roman
aurstors who were IN lie habit among Other acls
ottyfanny. ol demanding particular kinds II p5afY
for the purposes of cNloltpn. Here, 00n specir
gathercrs dem Hdue currency not furnished lie
People BY their own States. on hv The ordinary ,4-
eula,ion, will give them malc Trouble than ali tlea
herpecunary transactions and bcip, different 10
the demands rnaae utan rlte.n Tor Sac iaXr4 will
give TO the Federal Government an alien character al
tyranny and op.,reS, On Ia, cotll not coneei,r he
said of measure, GeItef eai,ul3tri IN rive 10 The
Government oi4hc f..oa ~, n,f,e,iaeee ol t1feiea
Government and ,lie.,t, ta. aI,,cuonS III the Poo
plc from il, Than the measure uronosc1
But we are ,nll TINT the Gnycrn,ent oply de-
maud, The Constitutional ,,rreuf> and thcfrforr an
" asserts ripbt This is ulic s,l. but Is If thc
pau of p,ttirnl wisdom, IN cxct all The rnvrr NJ,
have and ASSET AFT The riehts we claim Every
man has an raht Ia demand snerir n MI timcs ia,
every sal, llc n,, and Ia, every doh l,,, bi,,
I'm, supnos - every haty a "a, IA a., :, yh., ,,,ne,
~ the common currencv whotw nuld iccnu,e of th,
ceuntryl
Sunnnse all The merchants nj s;,gIe ritv vrrc
10 su,deny demand s,rc,e ,nr all dn,s t,o,, hi,
customers ir sars ,,,i,. and IN h. made they vnil
onlx asse,, +, rislt . aud 20, ,I,,, ,,,,13 l ,h, m
suli The eIe,, ve,,lj be ,,ql, ,,n,,n ri, 1,f,,s
aud dealers thar ,h,., n,nll ,,,lLi, .,h th, ,,o,
chants out of ,hccilx Y,u ,l,,,,,,o tb,t ,l, ON,
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