Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

,,f of the luminous argument OF Senator kns, OF
,,eor,ia, on the eunene, and finances OF the conn
~, Ills ar ,,ments intrnsieally strong as they are
.,.rye additional strength from the political posjl,on
4 ,bc speaker. Elected friend OF the late al
..,,.st,aon Mt a time when the cords OF mart, nr,,
much more tightly drawn than they now are, Mr.
Kim never laullered in bis support Of its polio, and
measures until last winter, WHEN he denounced the
c,rayacanl proposition of Benton, its mouth. piece
an that occasion, for throwing away the surnln,
revenue on an extensive line ef military works. 10
,,cyent its deposte with the Stat,s. Mr.. King on
that occasion, distinguished himself by an intepen
dcuce OF sentiment which prepared for his recent
uueouiyocal condemnation of the financial policy of
The administration. We hope, that coming from
one of themselves. aud not from Il Wig orator. the
honest and unprcjudiced friends Of odn,in;stra.
finn will generally give his speech dspassionaic
,rrusal II will assist in opcnins their eyes 10 the
,lclu.ion that has been heretofore PLAYED of upon
,hem,-as well as to tic true and the oniyrem
,Jy fol the existing arrangement Of the currency
aud finances.
One fact is worthy Of note, aud that is, that Mr.
King asserts that when he elected Senator from
Georgia those who elected HIM knew that he was
3. favorable TO National Bank, as was his then col
league also, Juta Forsyth now Mr.. Van Burcn's
Secretary OF State, as he Gen Jackson's like
wise So that while the advocacy of National Bank
by Mcssrs. Clay, Webster, Ne. was objectionable
sin, aud While they were every where denounced as
Bank Ftdtfatsts and Iristocras, Mr. King
and Mr. Forsyth, though entertaining the same o.
pinions, promoted, the one from private life to
seat in the Senate, and the other from the Senate
tn le hi lies oic in ('aI, ,c Il,
Au,,.Bank President, We hardly know, by the
way, which 9th" parties most to admirc-lhe Presi-
dent and his party, who, while denouncing the Bank
as Monster aud lis friends enemies of the coun.
n.y. thus promoted TO higI, offices, men avowetlly
favorable it; or Mr.. kIns and Mr.. Forsyth. who
although thus friendly 10 Bank. united themselves
with the party whose baulecry DlWR NTH t.
Monster!
We regret TO aid that Senator kng, in a letter to
the Editor of the Augusta Constilutionalis wlicl,
We suboin, has announced his intention 10 resign his
seat ia the Senate, in consequence of hearing that
"some Of his friends had expressed dissatisfaction
with his recent course. The reason hardly juslifes
The act. No independent public officer hope
atrl times to please the entire body of his political
supporters, aud but few of them would serve out
their full term ofoicc iile, throw up their
commissions whenever the voice of partial discomfort
md censuic reached their cars. S,ill less do we
thiak Mr.. kius called upon To re sign al this mo-
meni,-on the other hand, we tlinh him mneraselv
called upon, rs good patriot, 10 maintain his scat
"hco majority Of the people ft;eorgia llayc con-
dcnued the mcssurcs Of the administrations though
the legislative body is constituted that. if he re-
slsn, seville partisan may be appointed fill the
vacancy, who vii, the SAM tiI.ic lni>rcpirscut his
stare sah aia in h>lng upon the the country mis-
ttlr,ons and -,est,ic nctrf uiarhnc. Il nlay be
loo luc Ia demonstrate Will Mr.. hin.. even II our
soi,e caall ,cl his ears OF, chias tlrnl were
nc saia cnonsh L, safpnse that il could influence
hi. sr';na: bu: could be eaIsl, We would express
the psisersal VIII OF every pa'r,tc man, Of eyer,
rtr,, that he Viii not per ali The camols of poliii-
IA ~ dos, snri nj whom are doubtless liix ious TO
81 iir a vacant Slippers, drise hn trl,l zeal
which his talents aud independence 80 we'll qualify
hts 10 III. viii, usrancss Ia his couBfry a:id with
Lopof to himself: