Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30


burg. Gen. jackson in Nashville AID in Pensacola,
Col. Benton in ST. Louis, aud Mr.. Van Buren, in
AIban, Do the Ieo lie really thlnk that there can
be any yer, great mischief 10 be apnehended i,om
institution, winch is enemies seem 50 ca
ger 10 have nexr5ooi neghbor
llr. Eoas anil has LeYer.-The following letter
written by Mr.. Bolts To the keeper Of the Merchants
Colf.e House III Rlehmond nanfeslly in haste and
under great excitement. WIS "suueplitousy Oh
alned' aud the Conservative organ Of the In
pracdcaLtes Ghe MAdlsonan) for publications.
The phrases most harped upon susceptible of a
very satisfactory solution, we ,onbt not II Nj Bolts
stall think proper 10 explain his illusions; and for
Que, we do not doubt that IL reveals more Of The true
state # Mr.. Tsler's MUD during The ten days pre-
cedlng the veto than be pr cured from the Veto
Message " c publish the letter that account.
AUGUST l6 l54l.
DfAK SIR Tie President has finally resolved 10
lie Bank Ii !. IL vi be nj III to day l2
O'Clock. | Is impossible 10 tell precisely what
ground il will be placed. He has turned and twist
ed aud changed hls ground often IN his
lIons, lhat |, difficult 10 conjecture which OF the
al sut.I les he Ill resi- ms veto upon.
In Tie last conversation reported, he said that hrs
only o lection was 10 That provision which presumed
Tie assent oil lie States, where no opinion was ex-
pressed, aud II HAT WAS struck out lie would sign
the b,ll.-lle had no obi cilon To the location OF
bfaa ches by the Directors IN the absence OF dissent
expressed bat wheneverlt was expressed, the power
TO discount pfomls,ory no,es must cease, al hongh
the agency mlgm continue for the purchase an
sale Of foreign exchange. However you will Sc;
his Message.
Oar Captain Tyler is making a desperate tffot
TO set himself up with tie loco-locos, but he'll be
headed yet, aud regret tosay, viii end badly for
Inn. lie vii be an ohJeci oi exccratinn with both
parties; with one FOR yeong bill, which bad
neugh-"iih the other Tor 81 5nlng a worse Que
but lie Is hardly cnlllled sympathy. He has res
fused TO listen 10 The admonilions and enneatIes oh
his bes illends, aud looked only 10 the whsreiinps
oil ambitious aad designing mischief makers that
have collected around hlm.
The veto will he received without word. laid
on The table, and ordered To be printed. To nlg hi
Ne must and VIII settle matters quieily as pos
sble, but tiey must be settled. Yours, &r.
JNO. NJ, BOrrS.
You get bank bill, | lhmk, but one lha, viii
only tasten him, aud To which no stock will
be subscribed; aud when he finds that he is not
wiser IN banking than all the of the world
may get better. The excitement here is ,,emen-
dous, but it will be smo,herel for the present.
Sumo say that his letter will induce President
Tyler veto the Bank bill now before Congress;
aud that such is the belief ofihe Enquirer is mani
fest from the character of lis comments. 1t shows
what really contemplate opinion they have ol,he
President whenihey suppose, tha', in the perform
ance Of a great public duty, he can be warped by SO
lne efficient Cause. Bun rerrons.
Charles City Coutg,-This is the native county
and was until lately tie residence of President Ty-
Ter. 1.-The name oil Tyler too" any where brough,
an accession of Anti. Bank State Rights 10 the
support OF the Wing ticker for the Presidency, it is
natural TO suppose that il was in the vicinity Of his
birth place aud his home. But, learn from tho
Wig, that in Charles City, The excitement occa-
stoned by the Neio was greater han it has been
elsewheie-M,. II, lers personal friends aud neigh
borsmany OF them his connections and relatives To-
sing sight Of his amiabe personal qualities and their
own attachment r the man, in their indignation at
what they conceive to be contempt for the public
will, indicated by the of large majority of
the representatives of the people. But one Wing
on the ground, at their lest Court, approved of tho
veto.
j. Ia Wheeling, the reception Of the veto oc-
casloned unprecedented excitement. The Gaz tie
says, thai it could not be believed by those who
membered Nj. T,iei's speech, as he passed through
that pace on hs Wy to OHIO, pending the canvass
h'f the Pre- sdeo,y, "when he pulled from his rock
Ell AN empty pu,se and shaking ii at The multitude,
rdicuied the ldsa OF a metallic currency, abused lie
ub,reasury, and avowed preference for goot old
United States bank n0icS.''
- Mr.. Iy'ei's "moral courage IN vetoing the
Bank Bdl, Is much auded. Wherefore Ii that acl
was Tie necessary result oil his well known and
changed pfnclpl' 5, what molal courage did
qane 10 performing They who ascrpbe This quail
l. TO lhls act do lnerentiay char.e him with de-
teVIug those who elected hin-suce il is manifest
that II f,quned no exercise # courage To do that
which II was supposed, when he was elected that
lie would do. he asciipfon is any Ting but
complimentary, il II be just.
u Il tie Veto Message dl not by necessary
'mplo alton advocate alb ank OF Exchanges; how hap
pens II that The IN ptesslon, upon peruslng hat doc
ument WIS SO universal that that was the Presidents
meaning The Enquirer, II S nue., declares he
distinction between a Bank Of Discounts aud a Bank
'alation II the President had cot made the distinc-
ton
u I'LL bfeen Is sud 10 be the presenl wrttin.
diiof OF lie Manlsoulan. That accounts Tor the
h'nge IN rs tone.
u Geotge II. Flood, Esq late L. s. Charge
lie Allanes Ii Te>as, died II Galveston of conges-
" c ietti, on the III ill.,