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who bad pressed Ire ao@isalioa q nGr.
Clay. earnestly raeOmmsadad him lo he
nAlions eth > lull knowisdgs thai he
arst and great lssding msasuro q bic 81
miniStraiion uOuid 81 ne sstahlishmanI
Of q naiiOaal hank; his aeeapisses g
noDiuslioa fog che Vice Prasidsney q the
hands Of the party. thoaeh aoi endorsed
By bis colleagues IN The conveniion, nor
sustained b. be- oVn State IN the slsc-
bis Gdd:sSS 10 the people Of the Usilsd
States. his message % COagFOss recon-
msnding The sBbjset Of bsnk 10 their
consideration ~ sag, Ter Sir. Tyler who
bed done 81 this, to be The 6rsi msn 10
throw himself Ia the path Of bic lFieads,
and make bimssli q stBmbling block aud
aa obstacle 10 the hopes. the entFsaiiss,
the demands Of nsilon's Happiness Snd
seal. fOg the purpose Of 2rOmotiog bis
Own personal Pop0lsIpiy, did 5etr1y q Do.
gree Of Per6dy that 6llsd me With indiE-
nSlion and disgust.
n MF. Tyler chooses 10 call for the
rsAsoOs that brought NE 20 the eoAelusion
that this Was his motive. hs can have them.
I AN not sou ct liberty 10 state them ell |;
they are nuDsroas: Il hes been msnifese-
cd not only By bis veto Of the bank bill.
bot By bic action on the subject Of TsnoV.
ale from Office, and his whole course Of
policy.
Why need Mr. Tyler talk about bic COO.
StituIiOnsl difieultiss il ehsFtsrinR bink.
when be has himself proposed 20 char.
ter ono that SurrendeFs the whole e0nsii.
tuiionhl poWeri In What school Of poll.
ties did Mr.. Tyler Learn that q power not
granted to Congress by the Constitution.
could be conferred by the assent Of
Slater Ie what rs6ned sehool Of 6nsnes
did MF. Tyler learn the difference be-
tween the constitutional Tight Of q bank
10 discount promissory notes and bllls Of
exehsngsl one requiring the assent Of .
State. add The Other n0if
What 10 the Prsseol condition az things
which bSs contributed 90 The ioFfai,pra Of
my confidence 10 him a. WhiK Prssi.
dentf One 81 the great Distinctive Gea-
lures that divided ne from our political
opponentS 10 The late contest vas the as-
es1Sity Of separating The eonlroI or The
purse from the hand that wieIds The
sword. This vas our Slroag objection,
and strong argument against The odIouS
SUB Treasury and yet within the 6rst
foar months afteF this WhiR Prendeat
assumes the robes Of oG5ee, be, by his own
act, while the bank bali is before him, by
HE signature. FsFsals the Treasury
bill TePeals the State bank system /;
signs q bill sulhOFizing . loan Of twelve
millions Of dollars. By which the Treasury
iS TO be oiled; IL ready 10 sign the rsve-
me bill, which raises millions more, Or d
rejects ths bill providing iOE the safe
keeping and disburSsment Of The public
TeVenue-Whieh iS demanded by me-
jority Of the Representatives Of the pee
pie exceeding the entire vets Of Virginia
aud South CsrOlins united. the tWo States
from which the principal opposition
comes. By this eourBo be FeViVes The
act Of 1859. which passed IN the infancy
Of the country, Hhd has been imperative
from 1871 20 the PFeSGnt period, and vas
ct al times wholly ine@eient and impFae-
iieable for The PTessht eoBdition Of The
eouniTy. End which. II practicable, still
subjects tie public money TO TIE diseFo.
lion and control Of the Executive depart
ment Of The Government. By which az
the prOlsssiOaS Of The party on this subise,
have been cOndsnaet, and The pFinei.
pies sacrificed loE which they eon,snded.
add nPsa which they cane into poWsF /;
snd more particularly 90. when The PFesi.
dent himself, nnder these circumstances.
refuses o. fails TO recommend any plan
for the eUsiody Of the public money.
Why need MF. Tyler talk about bis
CONSIDERATIONS SeTnples. When The whole
argument Of bis msssaga 10 directed against
questions Of sxPSdieBey9 wben be does
not pretend 10 dssy the constitutional
power Of Congress to incorporate bank,
but rests upsn the ground 'That Congress
has no right 10 incorporate q bank wiik
POirsr cad right 90 estaBiish Offices Of dis
count and dspSsifs n iAs az States Of
iAis URioH tsiiAOui fheiy asssnfH' AZ Il
Il could remove the objections Of the peo
pie Of Virginia 10 violation Of the Con.
'iiiuiion. e many suppose il would BE-,
by establishing . bank With branches 10
lhe other twenty-five States Of the Union
with their consent, but not 10 Virginia.
became the assent Wss not given foF.
according 10 this doctrine, yeu may have
. gEeatmsmm0th institution With branch,
BY fUi obtaining the consent II oos State
Leg'slaiuTs. slthoOgh The other twenty.
j I've States object, end yet IL is not cons;i.
iulional. although the representative Of
every State 10 the Union "a The two h0ussB
oi CongFsss bhoule uRaninously require
and demand II. What par, Of tie COAST.
iulioL II is that sanctions such q eonslrue.
ton bave Dot yet learned bot will
not oTgpo the qgssiion ioF IL does not
command The respect Of any BODY, sod
does net dsssTve 90 argumsat ,hs nbn
vho would sdvases II. IN ny judgment
ifsvels q longwsy from the road 70 snsoun.
ter difficulties. sod esFisialy maniiesls 20
Idtspoaiiion 10 SET over them.
why sesd Sc. " ~ tslk shout bic %.
Iisehmeni aad dsvoiion % bic Whie
if'sadaf lie 6Fst somplsissd ihai they
I'D not visit BIN snd give bin their eoua.
SELL they heard 81 4, and visited bin more
freely and thee BE- eomplaissd Of kyle
iliiVs sisfsiioBl who. % ihis moment.
bavo sccsps 70 be private eaff are they