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colleague is the Ooly regularly Installed
~. G. Who is recognized - The Gomez
I poodsnt Of the Richmond CoGee.hoaSa.
/ "a Isugh.1
But my COLLEAGUES Al The hrss under.
: took 10 Srgus; bat be was 90 latent ou
hsadiRs John TyIsr. that be sooa LETT the
argumsns. He made discrimination be-
tween notes and bills. the effect OF which
vas 10 show that IL THE kseal corporation
discounted notes Il Was bank bot IL he
discounted Oaly bills. II was 90 bank
Nov. viii appeal 10 every lawyeT in or
out Of this Hall, 10 say whether there IL
any disiineiion - Law betwsep bill and
= note they are Ia Sabslaneo the sane.
promissosy note 10 only 81 accepted
bill. The distineiioo u the differences be-
tween "tWsedledum and tsesdlsdee."
Ny colleague tells Ne that Mr.. TYLER
veOt 10 Hsrrisburg for tho purpose Of
nominating Mr.. Clay for the Presidency.
have very 0ien heard this said, aud
will not undertake to contradict il. II nv
colleague will state upon his own au.hori.
" that such was the fact, must of course
osl'eve q; butt confess aypeif 10 be 70.
lhsr increduious on that poiat. Suppos.
ing Il, however. 20 be = fact. IL would
seem'to me a. rather poor return TO be
now dsnouncing the President Tor sdher.
los 10 opinions which ell bic Virginia
friends knew him TO bold. But John Ty.
Ter went TO Harrisburg in q representative
capacity, and Il Is 10 be presumed carried
out the sentiments OF his constituents !;
but did my colleague never ask himselI
this question II Mr. Tyler did prefer
Mr. c. for the Presidency. and ell Vir-
ginia agteed with him. why Eas not Mr..
G. nOminated Surely there must have
been some powerful objection 70 him.
What was III IL tSe opinions Of both
Candidates were thoroughly koowu. there
must have been some principle involved
: 30 sbe matter. for Il seems that the Con-
} vention'turned deaf ear 10 the voice Of
: Virgins, - there spoke by John TYLER,
a3d did decline 10 nominate Mr.. Clay
Mr.. Clay afterwards voted for Mr. Tyler
: - Vice President. But why is be now
: denounced? Ny colleague tells Us tina.
q change has come Over the spirit Of his
dream since this Congress commenced
Iis siiiing. A change in WhG3 Because
: be would not sanction Bank1 Why, IL
. that - . good ground for the charge Of
: Pe'hdy, J have more groundS foS eharg.
} ing the PRECEDENT with per6dy than nv
! eoliesgue has. { voted Sgainst several
bills which the President afterwards an.
proved. The President has disappointed
me thrice, while he has disapp1inied-
! no, not aPPointed--Whils he has failed
my colleague but once. Sir. I suspect
that, under all this charge Of per6dy,
there is little more than meets the eve.
Yes, sir. Me-. Tyler might have vetoed
the land bill and vetoed the bank bill. and
} all that would not have INV higged him.
! tie might have rejected both, and half q
dozen bills more, and still have remained
q Wing, every inch a Wbig-if he would
. have Only given 10 his adhesion 10 ''ouY
good eousia Harry Of the West" Az.
sir, then he would have been among the
best OF wings. Add chat has PresidenI
J Tyler done or said TO his nearest friend de 7
What has brought upon him a suspicion
5 which Is Intended to asliaie The public
. mind 10 reference 10 q coming election
do not speak here save for that people
That glorious people whom have the bo.
nour 10 represent. but do say for them
And 10 their behalf that. for two wears 10
come, shall be ready TO raise my voice
against any mans being set up as can.
didste fOr the next Presidency. think
ls due 10 the country that We shall have
Al least two sessions Of CongTess occupied
IN promoting the public good, aud not 10
makIng Presidents. ! depFecate Presidenl.
msking Congresses. They are political
conventions. they are huge eaueuses. and
! not COngresses Of the United Staies I
stand Fesdy 10 join with any man ubo
will units to reform this great abuse. I
say that there is no difference aa4 among
the hhigs, which has not existed since
the origin 81 eur Governments, end vhieb
bes ho' slWeys been thoroughly known 10
eli toe members q the party. The Bapk
y 20 test question. Our difficulties arh
the eonssQeneo Of sn effort ~ some poli.
iieians 90 agilsls pTematareiy the aae..
ton Of the next election. II il til, witch
mas lhFoWn us back. ] protest against u.
! am 10 man's man, nor will I Be.
Bot ] say u the President y guilty Of
bot ooe-half Of chat my colleague bas
charged upon him. il is The duty Of nv
COLLEAGUES 70 bsing en- Impeachment =.
gaInsi bin. The American people are =
moEal people, they do not think = man
Hho has been getty Of gross perady and
'reaehery is man 80 70 Be q the head az
this Republic. Let my eolleagus lien
bFing forward his ehafees; lefhiD sub.
sisntials them by svidssee. and T., John
Tyler be elected from bic Office Win
seoru snd contempt.
! en- TOLD. however, that when ibsv
charge Perfd, they do no, mean r. r6Sy
% iegal sense. Ia chat sense then do
they mean 10 sannot say how !, NAV
oe else SHIRE, but 10 old Virgins persdy
e Perady. Tha: is common law there
So. ! eannoi 81 toto The fssis and detail,
Vhieh have been referred TO; TIE time
Ell noi permit We ere lold mat Al,
Tyler shook be purss 81 the people o. shs
oanhs OF the Ohio and that u was 90 emo.
y purse. Yes. sif. u nay veil have bsso
empty Tor Joha Tyler saa slway, poor.
He inherited boz little property. sod hss
sequiTed none. But this reminds ne az +.
EqmeF. have hssFd ny eollssrus spest
mueh e5osi rumor perhaps Be kaous
aomaihing aboui fhis TIE rnmor 80.
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