Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATIVES

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While the Washington Globe charges the New
YORK. Conservatives with being sub favor of a
National Bank its coadjutor the Redmond En-
qnirer. aiiirnls that they " good men and true"
that they differ witl the administration only in
reference 10 single question OF policy. tl'r Sub
Treasury schemr) -and that. as that ques-
ton shall be settled, AS vii be at the ensuing srs-
sion Of Congress, by giving it It's qnirtus. they will
come back TO the fold from which the, have only
emp ratly .raycd. exchange the hug raernal
with Blair, Kendall Co, aud be pursed from the
d. Element of their briefcoaon with the Wings.
Bnh assertions cannot BIZ true. II, as the Globe
asserts Nj. Talln,adse aud hi, friends secretly
IN favor OF National b INK. they cannot consent To
operate with party whose hostility to that in
sltuton. Whether i,,gn~d read fortified aud
fenced aron!d by drnunciatlons and pledges, that
hey are compelled, the spir.r OF Paalo>. TO "ar
.a'nst it 10 the kife. aud the tnte he m even
though a. Mr. S.aa,or Hoaue remarked. 1.-THE sal
,alion of the country might depend upon and The
people call III thunder 10, lis poratiou
While thou>auds Of the Wings believe National
Bank To h. unconstitutional and will Oh that ground
oppose IFS rscstabi.hmcnt. is unqnestonaby
that lh- great body OF that party admit both
Itutlonalny and eApedicncy-and is from them
onIy that there is any hope of its rrsu,cltaon.--
The New York Co strvayrs. them unless til.
Globe bascly ISLANDERS thcn,-no improbable sup
position, by the ~as.--must aud will continue 10
co operate with the Wings and if they shall do So
the =" iavonle son of New Yoik" may hang his larp
upon the wiows--tur never can he again win back
the confidence, or procure the vote, Of his native
State.
But tie Enquirer lays the faierng junction to
lis SOUL" I've beg pardon 10, the use of one of lis
own set phrascs,) that Senator 1allmadse and his
seeding friends. (Lec, Lawrence Hammond Fish,
&c.,) will again take up their quarters in Tanmauv
Hall, as soon the present controversy shall have
blown over. Upon what grounds Arc the ,rin
ciples LAID down by Mr.. Van Buren, in his Message
at the extra session Of Congress- aud which found
such favorable reception and met with such hear
y response from the Loco Focos and Agrarians Of
Ne" York, so evanescelt in heir character, that
they are dependent upon the fate Of single law tn.
result OF single effort for their permanent establish
men or'her final rejection Not So MrVan Bu,en'S
administration is hcnc.fonh identified with the doe
times OF that Message, unless he deliberately re-
cans them on the first Monday Of December next. If
he adhere to thcm how can those who lave abandon
ed hun because OF their avowal return to his sup
port mercy because a majority Of the people and
OF the peoples representatives. may solemnly repu
d'ae them by the rel eclion of the bill in winch ,bcy
are embodied The Hydra is not killed by the
loss OF a single head nor viii the Sub Treasury
scheme expire under The frs, blow by which i, ma,
be staggered
Perhaps however, Nj. Van Buren NAV tell us, in
MS message neAi Monday. that as good Democrat.
acknowledging the night ofthe people to instruct their
servants aud the duty of those fuuc,ioparies II,
o'fy er resign" and discerning in the signs of
Tue on'es the most nnequvocsl evidences that the
popular VIII is at variance with hs opuions he :.
tracts ms recommendations of : 81 ,enber last, and
VOWS 10 the majesty of public sentiment. VIVA,
'heh II the Conservatives are won back. will. no,
'"e Loco foeo', who arc jns, as strong. ne, bsp.
stronger be driven OFT Viii Benton lie Y =. !