Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-02
II. ~ ne Nctg T,rk Commercial Adr,rtiscr.
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

lion which Mr. Webster has occupied n the Exc.
utve councils during the rcccni trying scenes al
he capital, and Illustrating the propricy OF his pre-.
eni pus.ton We rrst that II will receive that Z
rave CONFEDERATION from The public 10 which Ih,
Tp0. 'ncc % the subject, and the character at the
cts and circumstances II discusses arc entitled
Appc''s 20 reason, rather than the iulltnmaioty g.
says ofmen who evidently write under Ia, influence
81 Passion caused 10y personal disapppinimcut are
hose 10 '.h'sh The people should give heed in
,i.sis Like TINS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IL
Your friendship Cor MIR Webster. AMI YOUR sI,ici.
tube tor hi- fame, induce nc. Who share With YOU
bon these sentiments. to cOmmuuica sJnc pil-
nculars OF lis couise during the oycn,ul session
just terminated, which eyncc his patriotism iuIc-
mcn' and devotion at 70 the true Interests cd
ms Var'y anu oi the country. | shall tell you uth-
'ng which yon DO MT know already: bat IL may s..i
be unreasonable ucr useless, al such ugmcut os
Tins, to have IN one view, and from eye wruysz.
important familiar facts. Confess "a desire Co have
Il Kept constantly N the plh.c mind. thli his coun-
sells and his Wishes would have preserved ru.m-
paired the integrity OF she Wing party; woaii have
prevented dissolution uc She cabinet have m ain.
tainsd our official relations 10 the President and
have carried as through 'his ADMINISTRATION & o. ihe or
ganzllon Of another, unGIstrac;ed, unaienat.l AMI
iull ofre asouable hope.
AZ the commencement OF the session, "a brr,re
MIR Webster desired 10 see the c)uatry pr,yiIcI
with n useful bank This. oC course was .u hc cN
pecicd from las Wide public life aud opinions. To-
Asccrianng the existence Unconstitutional Difficult
tios ia the mind OF the President he assisted 10 have
Tho bit which the Secretary ct tho Trrasu5v was
directed ~ send 20 the Senate Us p~r.aL made o.
perfect rs pb>slb!c. consistent with tIlsr dir
Hcsiiief; he cEleavor-i 10 persuade has rri,i cai
and personal friends pass tGli BIZ !ri,prir,i
though he thought 20, aa Trough {, yyIs; %, ds,u-
tcnaEccd the ~ troiuct,lI oi au .!i.r GuI different
one which there were jh' BIS: reasons icss tha
IresIiCn. would not app Ugg; hr Eyp-ei .su g'Ief 20
oi Ne Rive o. r,sta.c, hy ga amendment, the sub
stance at the iaa-Iry rri {; AMI when that la d
been defeated, sni the h.i cOuiaiulU. hr camgspm.
Isc prov is.oa W., sent io ihe Executive pc sought
10 secure has official approval. Iuali his he mani.
Tested ,ha; GIri'y 10 the party, dclctcy Go Tic Pre-
s3deut consideration ct uufuuuIt. lui ulGuiir!-a-
ted circumstances 1u' C:islul purslii ui uricii.
cal pibir good which the country expected indeed
. from hm, but could scarcely expect from any other
mah.
hen the purpose Of iHiralGc;n- another bill az
ter the veto U! N, first, wus adopted in Caugrc...
Alr NCUsiu- 10 doubt sought 20 have % 80 i-4m a
as - aFoia r1c 0'isrtpIs cd ibc Presidents and pr
baby had 40 doubt II would receive hS si-...iu7a,
I mil The appearance oG Mr. B4u's lurr From
that moment, yoI collect Ion lr Ewing letter
o the President manifested great ahI Mt unnatural
uacasincss az anxiety, uui very strung wish lh4t
fho Whole mailer might BE- lsll over ug.n tho next
session. Mr. Webster tho IgGf ibis reasonable AMI
eXped cni, under The circumstances as did Mr. EN-
ing' If understand hrs letter and o.. communicated
h D OiEon aud las desire Co Li. liraL, lu ouzr,s
The bi was p.s Of AID sent 10 the President. AMI
Then, rs Alr EaIu- tells the public. IuI a. believe
the ir"ih 10 b.. MIR Webster Submitted q written
and oral argument To lho President 10 pgrsul,lc han
| Ia give u his sanriioa
huus see, therefore, that IT, IN ihiy matter there
had been on .mIh s!ics, or ou either side. uui.,
orrur-, Mr. Webster dld al that Ia could dI-al!
that man oOad lo--.a l.c succession oi eyeu:s %
prevent them Down % the m-n,ni when De "a
dopied aud ,cared h.s Determination nlI % retire
from Office. there was 40 one within or without
the wing party who dill not appreciate h.a sound
Judgment. perfect fidelity aud las a!alr41le c1url-
sells. ihayo uu; a doubt that the sober scuord
thought o. the county vii DO ig.tIre o. Ibis De
termination. HIS colleagues have retire! from %.
same conviction THAI u.lGcucod that PORTION ullrc
Wings IA Congress u hn have gris,ui,d an address
10 The public; ID TIi-haI ihoT. ,sI.,s no longer.
any hope II a satisfactory arrugem,u, oil Che q4ss-
lion Of the bank under Mr. Tyler administer ION
Mr. Webster lhi,hI the ease not thus hopeless lie
IS i'r another trial; aud IN aayhrr sense ihlu they
would exh1r. Us
No. ceLe malls. ssd contra dcn'i1r ito
Tic thinks there Is yy reasonable chance ihat The
President and his new Cabinet. al Wings. selected
by wing, may p..s uj sarA seIcmr as shtli re-
crIve the yOIs pl " az C,ggra,s. YgI i,.rc..ye
from his recent letfr; hat be deems q bank as h,
always has done, u some useful fDra, O, be vlyl-
~ indSHonsa 'ciand ir 80 great good be docs nj
years longer. lu this hops and with these opinions
be remains 900 lhu Cabinet lie remains nj ,hc tp-t /
winch Tie good President ass guei % him. AMI al l
which Mr. Tyler desires him % rcmlin He secs
have reason 90 hccvc, uu cause tp doubt that The.
ffc'deHi Is influenced by constant regard To the |
public interest an 10 the duiics Of his great office
-aiihsuglI II Is true that schemes of bank have
struck his mind differently At different times as be
ing within, OF not wItIn,ihc constitutional prucipls
ne had adopted and ovowod. lnthc considerations
suggested ia the concluding language Of the last We
TO message, there may perhaps BE- found Tor .his an
explanation and excuse.
You have. then, ia VUrl. Mr. WcbscT's whole
course an this subject lie thought, a. did line en-.
tire Cabinet that The pTojct Of q bill first sent hy
Mr. Ewing o the S,nle, on its call ought 10 have
| been passed by Congress into law. lie wished
/ tho President 10 sign the somewhat different one
which. instead Of that Congress FIRST sent 10 nm,
When the second bill was introduced. he thought II
was IN such shape that u would receive the Exec.
uiiye apprphaOn; bat after the explosion created b
by Mr. Bpsis letter, he strongly advised rs did NJ.
Ewing tc", that The whole subject should be laid
over for three months, 10 alIlrI time flr mature
Thought, and for collecting the true sense Of the
country.
! Under these circumstances. you will concur viii,
me That Mr. Webster ought Co stay where he is
Ills personal honor permits aud his public duties
require %. The means OF doing g,od-1f preserv-
ing Peace-uf quoting the public nuI agIi.f-d by
apprehension Of war-ol assisting the lmiusirltion
by his wisdom. be, experience, his upG,lllcd abi
\ W anI bis hold on tee confidence OF bis Country
these ali are in his hanIs, and they impYsc res.
p'nsihiiily which De could MT eyado b. be would
+ aud believe would not if he could I verify be-
iitve That Dos retirement from the cabinet at such
/ mom"Iu ns ihis would p.udure sIrl an impression
on ihc N-rh AMI E1s Of ihc uncertainty Of our l,r.
Cign relations ls greatly Go diminish rIa chance. Of
o'ia1Hs The residue ui ih" authorized loan at favor.
able rates For The cornIry. tIcr.f not Er h.,n.
'si'lei h'm feHn!n ',n al o1esuoas Of duiy some.
thing must Do BEARDED"
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