Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-06

the belief that the President would sir, ora In :,
soon as Tie other. If this opinion is well founded
e u'"ot ana incertitude that has been lhcseninr
oyer The subject like spring for has been Tho rcsi,
OF IN endravor 10 season tie bill TO IN. taste ~ =,
Aecu''Ve, SO as 10 enable him TO gup il with heller
VI u ueeat II altogether, because he has resolved
:" Se'n u. Inc unaccoun!ab!e and mysterious defcc
'' u DIT hierrirk (who is in favor Of the cemnro
""l wa III al probability prive the country Of
an orP"f 'un'y Z" knowing whether Mr. TYLER would
ieJecl 'ne senate bill not If the Compromise i,
ahopled, ana II receive his signature in that shane
'hn"' nu' mink II would have done SO in the Other
u a. " -. resident would sign the and veto The
'hFf' u - almost pity that ii should be drni,d tho
cha"ce OF hagnying the eyes of the peonle ibe dc
si'nc' oe'"e n iwerdrdum and tweedledee 10 50 mo.
''"'ous consequence, rs 10 fern the basis Of = en-
, 'uh 'efuic'"n upon the Legislation of the coun,rv
"a. ro,s''e objection in constitutional point Of
VIC" cah of urged against the use or power ,vh,r
Po'e' uSfJ Is &c nowlcdgcd cannot be OWNED Inv ma
III inc present instance, the assertion ne ,h 49,
m''ou us use, IS To render the bill obnoxions n ali
Tie constitutional objections urged arains, he ~ ~
without rendering II as perfect and efficient os tho
ercise olthat power would do 1t is in c,i,
ing the most important and beneficial E.aura 81 NJ
ona Bank, to an absurdity in logic, and nr,c,;ca,
neiciency.' p'1e''eai
1t is indeed tweededum and tweedledoa
Virginia Metaphyscian' abures and disclau,s such
ha'rbreadth distinctions. 1t ID the part of Ken.
fucky Aetaphyscian to split hairs between Tho
North and Northwest sidc-and by such petty tricks
to attempt to "catch the conscience" OF ''Viryinia
a'stractionIst. The iasso however, may be thrown
in vain. Mr. Tyler must the trick which is play.
ing of upon him, and he must it-although ii
may be true, as letter now before reports, that
Mr.. Clay has recently had long and frequent au.
diences and conferences with Mr.. Tyler, and hence
mlsgivlngs, rumors of his rmness 10 withstand the
Syren tones of the Renegade Dictator-but (says
The wrer) have none. | eaiculale regular built
Veto.
We have given already two Wing authorities in re-
lalon 10 The Hnmbng Compromise May we not INTRO
dnce one Democratic extract reference TO Mr. Ty-
lers scruples:
From the Boston Morning Past gf.auraJ
".Hr IWerS Scrnpt6s.-John Tyler, III ms letter 10
the Legislature of Virginia, dated Feb 90 1896, has
this beautiful sentiment 1T wise custom among
the Chinese, which required the biography Of each En-
peror to be written before the close OF his life and placed
before him, SO as to him foeknowlcdge Of what the
world would think Of him after his death IL de.
signed to restrain his evil passons-to curb the
else OF despotic sway.
"lhere are many reasons Why this sentiment should
be remembered just at this time. John Tyler is
expected by the host Of greedy spectators 10 sign a
bill for great National Bank. 1t is SAID one DR..
Bolts, OF the great American Congress, has pre-
pared thus dose in such manner will enable him
To do 1t without single twinge Of conscience. This
practical physician has been called in because Tyler
having before him some ioreknowledgc Of what
The world would say Of him after he dead il he
should consent 10 violation Of the Constitution, *.
pressed some hesilancy in asserting to just such a
Bank as the spectators want, and demands that II
shall be called Fiscal AGENT. II woGld be a
violation Of State Rights too gross to be endured TO
sign Bank Ball. il would be violation of his oath
too monslrous not 10 fix upon him namy through all
tine. IL would be cringing to Massach usetts Fede
rasm Too great 10 BE- thought !, would be breaking
promise made tao soemny 10 be lightly regarded for
Jno Tyler, be il rememberrd stands before The world
PLEDGED TO epalr the BREACH made in the CON
STlTUTION by creating National Bank, WHEN
EVER AN OPPORTUNITY SHALL PRESENT
ITSELF. Here is the evidence. II Is from of his
speeches in Congress. II is plan, positive, uncompro
nsEg, and should be placed now before him a most
important piece "of his tiography." "lNASMUCH
As BELIEVE THE CREATION OF THIS COR.
PORATlON ri. S. Bank UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
| CANNOT, WITHOUT VIOLATION OF MY
OATH, HESITATE TO REPAIR THIS BREACH
THUS MADE IN THE CONSTITUTION, WHEN
AN OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS ITSELF OF
DOING So WITHOUT VIOLATING THE PUB
Lie FAITH" How can John Tyler HESITATE
even; Would it not be well To have writer lml-
tate this ',eiSc custom among the Chinese, and pre-
pare beforehand biography Of the acting Pesident-
The Bank story will come all in good time. Mons GER
roRS.
Yes-.yous Icrrons! But deep will be our disap
poinlment, and profound regret, il Mr. Tyler docs
prove by his acts that the Chinese chapter Of ISL
is worthy OF the anti. Bank chapters of 70 and 81.