Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
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MR. TYLER
There are considerations involved IN the Disagree.
mcnt between Mr.. Tyler and portion OF TIM wing
party which greatly every citizen oithe I.
and there is much that is specially interesting to every
Virginan The impulations thrown upon John yler
character are stain upon his native State III should
seem 10 some write with unht coming warmth or bit
terpess il will he because such have not viewed the
subject in the light which the facts and inic!cnces
have presented il to my mind That Mr.. Tyler IS not
the weak and obscure individual that some Wings
would now have us believe is abundanty provedhy the
fact that the Wings put him on their "avaliable ticket
That he has been guilty OF "Perfdy, requires better
evidence than the assertions of men Of yesterday gene
rated in Wing hot beds, by violent party heat
The Wing party put Mr. Tyler on the course for the
Presidency, with nothing TO oppose his career but the
attenuateG thread Of life verging on threesc"re years
and ten. That thread is broken; lie has reached the
goal and taken his post, which he maintains with a
rmness and dignity becoming the chief Magistrate Of
free people; and frd portion of the very men
WHO put him forward, now turned upon him. and w'th
treaciery and ngralitude uncquaed, and ieroc'ty
that nothing could have inspired but the spirit that
burns in the bosom Of Henry Clay) exerting their
powers to the utmost degrade him officer, and
lila :, his character ms Foremost among his vo.
lent ASSISTANTS is the Representative in Congress OF the
Richmond District. Why is ,his' What official act Of
Mr. TYLER furnishes Justification OF Mr. Bolts course:
Mr. Bolts was sent Congress, to represent portion
of the people of Virginia in the Federal Legislature
when he had done his best TO pass the Bank bull, his
functions ceased. He had eight than any pri-
vae citizen 10 direct and control the Executive and
his whole interference with the duties oil the President,
was busy intrusion 10 say the least OF IT, Was It the
great good expected for his constituents by
that measure which made him very anxious TO have
crude, misshapen "Fiscal Corporation tinkercd up
at the Extra Session. Wss il the aversion Of tie Pre-
sdent TO putting finishing hand to this "unlicked
cub" which so enraged MIR. Belts, Who believes III
Mr. b. had twofold character TO sustain. lie was
Congressman for the Richmond District, and mcnbor
of 1.-THE Executive Committee" of President makers.
He had put Clay in training for the Presidential race,
and an uyly suspicion in his mind, that "Capt
Tyler" and the Democrats laying plots 10 head
his old courser H. was not that he much objected
to give Tyler time on the Bank question: but he saw,
or imagined lie saw, that this Bank question was the
very corner, in the Wings crooked fence, at which
"Capt TYLER and the Locos would head his Gohanna.
Here is theVirginia leader of Whggery! Here is the
cret of his no, haste and foamng ire about "Fsca Cor
poration" And this his acts ncontestbly prove.
who sent him TO Washington to make our next Presi.
dent Who sent him there 10 dog the heels and stain
the character of the President of the u. s.: Do the
people of this great Concdcracy intend to yield up
their rights 10 bold and arrogant nsupers' If they do
not it is time these medders Taught to mind the
proper business on which they sent TO Washington
at public charge. They should not be suffered 10 keep
the nation in an incessant din and ferment by their
noisy broils and by the dirty intrgues of Executive
Committees" These are the men who would lash up
anew The waves Of party strife; and even now, in the
first year Of new Presidency, launch their country