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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
SADDLES. RRIDLES. uARNEss

Il ofUoacf on LanI az ms manascteIy, pest
lnd soft sOlieTed strrup lrOns Cur6 aid Shame bits pes
English and American Bride Leather and Martinyales hi
qualities OF Coach, Sulkey end Riding Whips; Carrya
and wagon Gear of every description, which he will sell
at the lowest prices. Persons in OF articles n the
ABOVE line Will ind 10 their advantage call and exam.
tue his goods.
lie - ALFRED KING.
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NO. I49.
..,,,, RAzonsl sAzoRsi

HAVE Just received Of my lmportation very au.
perior assortment OF RAZOR-, from the celebrated
manufacture Of Joseph Rogers a Sou Made Brotherp
si J"seph Ellots, made expressly my orders, with
nos iyrer" etched on each blade, consequently take
pressure "a recommending these Razors all my fends
fell runN, y rvp.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

DEEF AND rOtt x O.
ID ~ bhis Nrw Nofs CITY Mess Reef
n 90 ln 90 Urmc nv
IuU dn Ut'fHuorr No DO
~ do mess pUIk
~ 10 prime 30
Jusf received, aud Tor sale BY
ffAekINS & IINNN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRY
80 DDS.
SELLING OFF CHEAP FOR CASH
gUSE, lSil.
ID q. III. JENKINS will sell bargains in the follow.
IL ing Goods, ty wholesale or rctat, g
case plail tAlJuCs handsome summer eiy'e-TFspD.
bling Muuscinc &c LANES at the unparalleled low price
Of i2A cents
10 cases Of Cllicoes all ycs. from s. = L. I2g TO- %
and - cts-ucw patterns
llInlsOmC Lawns fancy colours. IL Gl @ I'd and %
Great bargains ~ Hosiery Of an kinds
Very cheap Muslin Cares and Collars
Large Muslin GdpsS. worth SlDt1T 50 aud los
Cheap Muslin Edgugs aud lnscTiiugs
Lace Goods ni every description
Chall' We and Mousealnc dc aiuCs
Irish Linens warranted from p - b. as Gi
hs 81 aud 81 Also lcw.Pcccs Linens, vcry fac, for
hpspms
M Ts' l., ghoTp aud straw Bonncts
Cap, nee X aud bonnet Ribbons
Bonnet WTCath8 und Flowers
Also. 81 bales domestic bcace aud shrtngs
aud ShCctings
Bed Tckiugs, Apron Checks anil Cotton OznAburrs
scln: iurrash only. PEI will find all the above
very low prices. leg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

We Richmond Fire Association are prepared to insure
personal property Of all kinds well wooden build
ngs in the City Of Richmond, against loss or damage by
ire, the favorable Application 10 be made
10 JAMES Kosher, PrcsIcutR. IA.
Or, ia his absence. &c
jail {. II. HYDE, Vice President
DoHAH'S SHERRY wISES.-The suhsrri-
sber has lustrcCevci, and offers for sale P0nars par
aud brown sherry Wine, Of best quality, which he W.
rants genuine Tho T. L. TABB,
II Nh. So.
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ter Thomas r. Foster, Gamble, Gentry iddnes Gme ns
rn Goo Graham Green Hg, illiershan', i'a',
iIased William Hastings Henry Howard, ndroi Hun,'
lanes Irwin William W. Irwin, James. W. Johnson i.r -
Jones John l. Kennedy, Kin. Lane, Lawrence Linn, Mallory!
TLnnas Marshall Mason, Maihioi, Mhtt"ckE, MA
we'll MAYNARD Moore, Morgan Morris, Morrow
III Ramsey BENJAMIN Randall, Randolph, Rayner ken,lrr,
p,dpw5v Rodney RUSSELL Sators'a, Sergeant, shrprfn -
nonlon Slal- Smith Sany Stokrlry straon STUART sum
u.rs Taaf.rru B.llnmlson kicld w ilon soI, ht
Rensselaer, aliare Washington, Edward H. While 10
sruh H. White Thomas w. Williams, Lewis Williams, thr'-'o-
bier H. Williams Jocp, H. Williams Winthrop, iofke, Angus
tus Young luhn i"un.-it n y;u,.u
Euwn Boyd Y. brow Ghas. Brown Burke, SAMPSON
H. Butler Vim. q. lulIrr, Green w Caldwell Patrick can
WE'LL Cary, Chapman, Clifford Clinton, Coles trosS pae
Richard D. Davis, John H. Dawson Dean Doan, Doug John
Edwards. Erhrrt, Ferris John g. Floyd, Cha. A. Flnyh, rW
nance VIM t;oolr Gordon Cuisine, Harris John Hastings
la, Holmes Hopkins, uuck. Houston, HUBBARD, Hunter, III
nrdy Lewis I.lrirld Lowell Abraham Met lrIan, Robert
Mcclellan Mckay, harchaud, Alfred Marshall John lhnS"
Mason Mathews, Mri Miller, Oliver, Pamenier, raHhse'
Payne ckcns, Pumc Reing Riggs, Rogers Roosevelt san
rem Ward, waerson, Weller, Westbrook James W. Williams
Wuod-s1. a.,
So the Independent Treasury repealed by the
members of the Extra Session Of the twenty sevehlh
Congress. 49,,
Mr. Halsled moved reconsideration Of the vote just
| taken.
After some remarks from Mr.. H., the motion was
| withdrawn
Mr.. J. C. Clark renewed it, and demanded the pre-
vious question: which was seconded. .,
The main question (Which was on the reconsldeiali'i
was ordered 10 be TAKEN and being taken, was decaeu
in the negative.
So the vote was not reconsidered.
And then, at half past six, the House adjourned
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We shall publish the Address Of WIN W. IRWIN !
his Constituents of Allegheny county, Pennsvlynn",
Wbic member. lie assigns the reasons WIZ La !, !,
not vote for Mr. Clays compromise Bank Bill He
,,cism is scorchng. Among other reasons he cOns,
I'm, hill as "insutng to the sovereignty of thu S,.,o
and 10 the People Of the States. BY adveroy ~ -
terms and provisions Of the clause, you viii fnJ w.,
Wills, i the proprety, policy or exnsdoa
cv il hat you may of obtaining the assent a,h
States 10 the establishment CT branches within
ders. it imposes degrading terms and restrictions -
ina mode nd time in which that assent shall be- rv =
assumes The right to presume the assent Of each S.,
from the siienes OF its Legslature-irom the d,<on
mcnt of lis Legslature-a the dissent Of il. 49,
I,,ure unless that dissent should be uneond;,oa5
from The ueto Of State Executive, in case lo,l,
Houses Of the Legislature should declare ts solemn A.
termination not to permit the establishments of branch
within its terrtory-and against Ute vt,o Of such ~
cutye, in case the Legislative body should assent, AL
who are to pronounce this question Of Assem-, or H.
sept Who are to decide what shall be consideref ).
..uneonditionaL assent dissent the esabi,bnss
of branches; Not the State Courts not the INT
states Courts not Congress not the President -,
anu Department Of the Federal Government NJ, ,1s
Executive nor any of the constituted authorities oi,fs
States What tribunal, then, is to Judge, DECIDE AM
pronounce upon this question VIII il he beIeyet
hat the directors Of this banking corporation seated
tho cty Of Washington constitute the tribunal VA.
i ia ali in Judgment act of the Legislature 4
sovereign State So says the bill There /, s.,,.. /
rjoI'
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TIE SUSPENSE.


We understand, the most intense escitemen, +
walls at Washington, It does here. In tbs G
every eye is fixed upon the Metropolis. The cars
attended every nigh, BY an anxious crowd. In eS
social circle, the leading question is: Will Mf ]!
veto the Bank Bill;
The die is not yet cast. As far as we are ady'
Mr. Tyler has not yet signed nor vetoed The b
One Of our friends writes US the l0th-"ls
will stand by his principles in despite Of
powers brought 10 bear upon him. We eHf
the veto tomorrow, or next day, at fur,he'
Another writes on the same day-'.I consder the $
almost certain If he recommends any expedien'
may be Bank in the District without branches, s.
out the privilege Of any circulation except ,hrs
Of certificate. OF deposite, and dealing in eSchaa.
on the principles Of the cid Bank Of Amsterdam, =
thinks he will make no specific recommendation
II is said, that every effort has heen made 10 seq
or in,imida,e Mr.. Tyler. A letter from Wing III
her said to have been received here, stating tina,
Cabinet had met, and declared their intention TO re-;
unless Mr.. Tyler signed the bill-and that he whsle:
veto it, but afraid vous rerrons, in plain L
sh, ,ce shall see What does his Cabinet, and :.
a Cabine, TOO, dare to threaten him, that unles
commits perjury upon his soul, they will resign "
let them Do they expect the People VIII pu;
ckcloth and ashes for them Verify, we should
to them try the expsriment-Webster, Graz:
and all
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NJ, osk for Information

The uNadisonian" furnishes some verT curon, .
m;niscences upon the Veto power and the Bank Qu.,
ton. II appears, that when the first Bank bill 81.
passed by Congress, it was submitted 10 Preside:
Washington for his Signature on me IAN tebrrai.
1871 and that it was not signed till the 25th being,ie
nth Gav after its presentation On the 23d Februay
General w consulted Mr. Hamilton Secretary ofu
Treasury on this point "ln what precise period. +
,eral erpretation of the Constitution, the Pre-.
oent retain il in his possession, before Il becomes M
DIV the lapse Of ten days ?" Mr. Hamilton gave 'tasas
bpnon, sshat you have ten days. exclusive Of thu,
which the bill was delivered 10 you, and SUNDAYS
hence in the present case, if it is returned on FRIDAY
at any time while Congress are sitting, i wl be =
time Il is well known that General Washngtc.
entertained great doubts upon the constiiul'onaiity
nm, Rank bill lie consulted his Cabinet, and Obtain.
ed their opinions in writing-Alessrs Jefferson a..
f. Randolph decidedly opposed TO It hiT. iiamlioa
&c for it, II is well known that Mr.. Madison remos
strated against the Bill and recalled TO the leslceni
recollection the fact that the power to grant ncorP
tons had been debated in the Federal Convention, al
rejcctrd But there are two circumstances stated !.
the Madisonian, net well or generally known a..
upon which, We request information
/. "The President Washington bad great tiicd
ties in regard to il, and rcto message ~ds actually n
pared BIZ .Hr Madison, By request, and IS notr elta"
=. 1.-THE bill to renew the charter Of the old BANK
1911, was defeated BY the casting vote OF George I.
ton 1herc,narks addressed 10 he Senate ~ him ~ I
occasion acere prepared, IS said, by a DISTINGUISH
member Of the present Senate, mho took Promm,n =
against HE BIZ in Me dtJatrs az that time Mr. Shn'
said among other things, ain the course OF long
have found that Government is not 10 be strength:
ed BY an assumption Of doubtful powers, but by "
and energetic execution Of those which are 'nooh's'
Bile
If the Veto Message prepared by Mr. Madison ~
tant we respectfully ask that it may be Publ'shet :
Considering al! the circumstances Of the case, Il sc
shed much light the history Of public opinion 81 u!
important era, and on this mos, important question
i've also ask for the name Of the Senator, 10 WHOM
attributed the authorship Of old George Clinton =
brated casting Speech. We had always supposed, =.
this ius,rous veteran was the author Of his !.
dre.,-But If he be not, we should desire 10 know
man, TO whom The honor of its production IS due 4
the au thor who he may, it is paper, though shori
great mert-and as we have often said, deserves Z
written in letters OF gold over the Capitol (and the
House) at Washington. We reme.ber, as II were
yesterday, how the casting vote Of George C!nlon'.
his Address thrilled through every fibre OF our iFaH
like othc sound Of the trumpet.
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at; footed Democracy
MIR. Hays of The Harrison Congressional District
has addressed the following manly letter, through the
Clarkshnr .Scion OF DemocrncY.

Mr. Havs of the Harrison Congressional District,
has addressed the following manly letter, through the
Clarksburg Scion OF Democracy,
70 she Ea'or Of the Hs,-,'on Wig :, -,
"WAsHISGToS CRY, July -, ISL.
SIN your paper Of July you have kindly undertaken
TO keep the people informed Of what their representa-
tive in Congress DONG for this you have ny thanks
As to the ridicue attempted 10 be thrown on me
care not have but little 10 expect, and less 10 ask
from men of your political profession. But there
to be disguised attempt, mot Intentional
hope) 10 make the impression on the minds of your
readers, OF inattenton nv part, as we'll ncom.
potency; that | not only do not make speeches, but
have no, gwen but two Votes Up TO that time. You say
ale has made no speech in Congress 10 our know
ledge bu; he has voted twice on subjects acted on in
that body" Now, SIR, as you have pointed out tpo
that did give, will you please to point out
rote that did nor give late early during the entire
session. Notwithstanding the aiiiicon.of my family,
"As TO the two bills referred 10, which am proud 10
have voted sga,ns-,he charity bill OF S25 900 10 Mrs
Harrison and the corruption bill, called distribution
designed TO buy up the State. and create dependence
on the General Government. If | mistake not, they
s afford you hut small capita! 10 deal on and in or
der 10 increase the stock, will give few more
voted against the loan bill oftweiye millions of dollars
which not needed, for the actual wants Of the Co
Yernnent. but for the commencement oc lamtonian
system Of funded national debt, as national bless
ing | voted too, against all the gags imposed by 4
reckless majority for The purpose of sitting debate
suppressing discussion, and preventing ght and truth
and facts and argument from going to the people, more
odous the Alien and S-dtion laws OF old fashioned
Federalism.
"And in order 10 increase the stock still more, intend
agans, any bank BIZ! that may by possibility
pass, either in The shape Of fscaiy or s'rcscaiy
shall elso roe against any increase Of duties srt;.
ces Of necessity Jas is proPesed) such as coffee,
tea &c. and against any bankrupt law that docs not
include corporations, &c, &c, &c. Now, the ca
plta will be increased By the addition of the above
stock, | hope there will De no suspension.
81 light have added ,ha, voted also for the large
Appropriation to complete foT;iica,ions and like
appropriation build up and repair navy in the
shape of home squadron in order prepare for wha,
may be forced upon through the covering and bung
ling diplomacy OF him whom the Wings call the god
like Webster
by way OF information, let ME tell you tina, the dis
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0vIRGIYIA AEsTRACTIOXs."

We are still happy TO see the "Old Dominion Il
ing up her proud head in support OF her ancient p
ciplcs The vote in the House Of Representa-
against the Bank Bill was t,co 10 one:
Yeas-Nlessrs. Barton, Bolts, Gogsin, Powell
art, Sumers, Taliaferro-7-(This last member, tiir
ofthe Federal members, has turned tail upon all h
Republican opinions Once lie boa.ted Of beln.
States Rights man; aye, like Cost Johnson, y
States Rights man-and where is he now; FeG''
ist, up to the hub, Of the full-blcoded llamil;of
School But thanks be 10 the ayes and noes, be !
last stript of the mask.
Harris, Hays, Hopkins, HUBBARD, Hunter, john
Jones, Mallory, S,cenrod, and Wise-l4.
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Yesterdays Richmond Wing contains long /
from Washington, Of the 10Th inst. II begins y
in gloomy colours: but clears ofi' towards tie last
predicts that Mr.. Tyler twill NOT veto the Bill
these an,lcpatons be not realized, then the writer
signs his functions as Prophet. The writer I.
however, if this bill should not succeed, "you
rest assured OF one tling-you will have other D.
Mark that, No other Bank bill VIII be passed
gress will consider that II has discharged its dutg
the President must take upon himself the whole re-,
sihlllty,n
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IL The interesting Debate in the Senate OF II.
S on the Cumberland Resolutions is in type, bui 9
voidably crowded out to-day. It will appear ~ y
day. Mr.. Cahouns Speech is as able As i y /,
densed-and the argument Of Mr.. Clay Of Ala5aa
as forclble as il is lust
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ribuon bill is regarded as dead, dead, dead in ,b
Sanate-and the friends Of the Preside Mt "a ~ - VIZ
anxious for Clay Bank bill TO pass, that he n,r ~,
veto on it-What say you TO Tppecanoe and TyIrR
TOO. Respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-13

ALAgAaA. The Election for Governor end -!
latrre took place on Monday, the I'd instant, ;
Charleston Mercury infers, '.from the first 'nAhos
the result, that it is likely to end IN more sgla
feat of the Wings than any they have yet erPene'
We have beaten the Wings in their own Moo"e
returns have not yet reached US, but The pe''01'+
Senator, R. G. Touln,in, is elected in Mooie eoo|
By majority OF 30. This j: excellent we give
low the vote for Governor in several counties. q
Fitzpatrick. d. McC!ung.
Montgomery Co. 5i0 -
Butler, Is. >.
Coosa, do -
AutauCn, ooo ,...s !,
Steele and Morgan, the Democratic cantlcips' :
elected BY handsome majority vel dsn,. t4'a..
The Wings elected member in this county 'is' -
owing to division in the other party. -
The Mobile Journal Of the 4th gives the re's'|
Mobile, as far as heard from. Ill !. complete W.
exception Of the vote al Georges precinct w
is, that the Democratic ticket has : maIofy "' "A
abou, "a, which is not more than usual "i'n"-.t
precinct, Gen. Toulmin DEM has m'Jo'',i
votes over Gen. Joseph Bates (Whigl ano .,,.l
Hogan DEM is elected in place Of G :. 80 "a
LWhig) The repu,ed majority at George .i'' P.rt
Blanton Vi Alpin (Deml over Thomas -, 4
tWhig) The probability is, tina. the election ned
suited IN the choice ola Democratic Senator
cratic Representatives. and two Wing Represeen",,
and Wing Clerks Of the Circuit and Cou"s oa =
Macon county, Meetings. majority ~ 4,r1
wv elected 10 Legislature .-Ra,seH eoun,. 'Gs
(W) elected LounGes county, Ale1anoe' ="
elected 10 the House, and Hunter to the n9.Iasc;
Wings. Fitzpatrick majority ebou. 9p-p''
ty, McCluug 2S7, Fitzpatrick q. ,s 81
krxrrckY.-The election continues lh'e' "A
Kentucky. At the close OF the second Day v
raie the vote stood Bullock (W "oV' Wv
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The Baltimore American scouts any further Com
promise. Ewings bill is out Of the question y says
boldly at once "Of the system proposed ~ Nj Secre
tary Ewing the beginning OF the Extra Session, what
can be SAID but that nothing more nor less than the
State Bank System in modified form: II cannot be
affirmed that this plan waves without ndering the
constitutional question Of power. The party that can
not 1ercse power without the consent Of another does
no, possess the power The right of accepting or re-
iectins implies perogatiye which, if not sovereign,
is a, least destructive of adverse sovereignty and
in case of conflict of views, entire nacon must be
the result This is not compatible with anything ike
Government.
But we may regard the question in reference to the
adoption Of this plan as being already settled he OPP
position voted against it when IL came up III Mr. ftiyes
anne ndment, and so did the great body OF the wing
Senator'S Where are its supporters to csme from II 1t
s To be submitted again; 1t would seem that Pres-
dent TYLER has but alternatives: He must cither
sanction the Bank Bill just passed. or declare openly IL
favor Of plan similar 10 that reported By the Senate
COMMITTEES on Finance. Abs,raciions which accom-
plish nothing may BE- INDUCED in by those that Ike
them so long they harmless but when they with
hold from action the atmosphere OF The re-
public becomes fatal 10 them, and they cannot I've
The tendency of great interests to their own preserva-
tom is irresistible, later they will vlndcate
themselves and stamp their impress upon the policy
of the country.
Mr. Tyler mag be pleased to have another G'tfraadre
tina, is take neither He may Indulge his abstfac-
tons that is 'consult his principles instead OF ask
ing the support of Mr. Clay and his Cligue--and even
the Baltimore American itself
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TAILanAssE, tlorlda.l

\ "
The sickness at 81. Joseph, rumor says, still con-
,inues to rage with undated violence and mortality
Few of the cases however, SAID 10 be the Yellow
Fever. Among oar own citizens, who went lhi'her to
spend The Summer months and who have fallen vic
tins 10 disease contracted there II is with heartfelt
gre; that chronicle the following deaths Mrs.
Duval, wife Of 1-Governor w. P. Duval, now absent
from the Territory; Mrs Ward and Miss Georgiana
Ward, mother and sister OF Major George I. Ward,
no also absent; Mrs Sibey, wife Of Mr. S 5 Sibey,
formerly OF the Fiofdian, ana Mr.. Fleming Hiron
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Mr.. TYLER Axp TIE B.SK-A writer IN the Globe.
who signs himself.l State Rights Whg has addressed
very ably written communication TO President Tyler
on the suhjec, of the Bank Bill now before nm Tor
his approval or rejection The following goes TO show
what we're MIR. Tyers opinions, when gong TO the
Harrisburg Convention. The writer says
q. met you IN Norfolk, on yeur way to the Harris
burg Convention In conversation as 10 what course
ba body OUGHT 10 pursue in relation TO Vice President.
you remarked that you should be glad 10 see Iroup OF
Georgia placed on the ticket, because he was State
Rights anti. Bani and anTari. man, and, that such
man would carry many of that party, by whose AID
alone we could succeed. concurred with you and
though, such man ought 10 be placed the ticket
Now, II Troup suited you So we'll, of course you viii
carry on, the principles you supposed him to entertain
as, for those primer you desired ms nomination
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EXECUTIVE ACTION on THE BANK BILL
The Federal party in all quarters urge that MIR. ~
er MS the of Gen Harrison, bound to char
Ter National Bank, because the latter would have sign
ed the BILL and both were elected with view 10 Charter
such institution.
MIR. Aliens remarks, which we insert IN another
column, show what Gen. flarrisons course on
the question of the late Bank. AT the threshold, when
the Democracy raised the standard against II, Gen
Harrison and Mr. Tyler both united in demanding the
destruc ion oil the institution in the cradle But Ge.
neral Harrison voted for the most direct and swift MODE
Of DESTROYING this embodiment Of crested rights =
General Harrison was for immediate repeal by act OF
Consress-Alr Tyler, by proceeding IN the courts
directed by act of Congress. General HARRISON DUR
nr his whole li insisted that the Bank was unconst-
uona but said the people should determine other
wise and it was demanded as necessary ana proper,
he would give mp his individual VIII, ana act upon
tina, of the nation, when the popular vii! was as
nctly declared President Tyler asserts IN his mes
saue that the people have recently and repeatedly
decided the question against the Bank lie knows
tina, he and General Harrison were again and again
called on, upon the Bank question: and that ooin re-
erred to their uninterrupted hostility 10 Inc nahS, as
unconstitutional as the criterion By which their course
in the two high trusts for which they were candidates
was 10 be ascerained Their constant opposition 10
tn. Bank was we'll known 10 the convention al harris
burg b. which they were nominated ana theV were
nominated in preference 10 Mr.. Clay, and other cand
dates of the Wing party, known 10 De aeVo'eu y 's
estatls hment oil the Bank
With what face then can MIR. Clay and his friends
ca upon the President 10 sacrifice the principles OF ms
whole life-hs constitutional Prnciples-and require
hun 10 violate his oath in signnga Bank charter Mr.
Clay vas rejected the candidate a, Harrisburg, be-
cause his principles this above all other SUBJECTS
were know have rendered HIM too obnoxious TO sue
coed in The election. ,
Ii Mr. TYLER were now 10 sign the Bank BILL would
be nothing less than admission that ne consented 10
be set up as 4 candidate 10 cheat the people INTO the
supper, Of Bank President, Disgusting himself under
the professions of long life devoted TO opposition 10 II
Today the law establishing the Independent f'asu'y
bill was rencaleJ with view TO coerce the President
into tue adoption OF the Bank the fiscal agent Of the
Government Mr.. Clay is determined that The ffesi'
dent shall have no ground to retreat to but the hrs
Treasury act This will be found sufficient, under The
supper, of popular opinion The belief gains ground