Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
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MA and his family 20 tie middle Of the 4. gbt. 70
the leaders in Congress- is most unreasonable, IN
jet and outrageous.
The leading knew his principles when they
nominated him as their candidate for Vice Pre-
dent. They asked from hun no abaudoameLt o.
principle, 10 pledge whatsoever and gave 10 the PEG
pie address setting forth his principles or their
own.
On the ioor Of Congress in 1910 he declared that
:. he 6eiieceL Bank Of me tsied Saies uacogsf.-
istoaai and could not WITHCUT Il YIOL.4-
TIO.E or HIS Darn hesitate 10 rep4lr Tie
breach thus mad 40 tie Constitution, tohca an oyDor-
,aaay presented ussL for doug 50 t,Hho.i r.5itiag
The yubAc .(rNh."
Il l9a5 he voted, in the Senate against the biz
to charter that BlBk. because be believed Il un-
constitutional and could not vote io- j; without
violation O: his oath.
In ls3i, he again declared in the Senate, that
he still believed such institution Unconstitutional
And IN October, 80, when Intercepted in re-
a'on to Bank. he referred his speech of 1919
and his Of ls;, as indicating his then present
opinions the subject.
-Aus, during his whole public lie, and while lie
was The wAig candidate ior the ace Presidency
be atowet tn4i he be.egea Bank Of the United
states uuconstut cnal, and declared that i4e could
no! support IL IN h.s public capacity without a y.o-
l4tion - hi- ,liical oath. This was hi- known
position ~.icn elected 0y the wings Ater zee Pre-
s.deu,
Mr Ciay sad in his speech in the Senate upon
tie ire-ltents etc that when ne heard 81 tac
death o. Gen. Harrison and tie accession OF Ar
Tyler. lie doubted ia consequence Of his previously
declared opinions. neither he would Sign a Ban.
Bls. This was distinct admission, that llr. Cisy
considered han hostile Bank trhen sc eject
ed, and o: course not pledged, expressly or mgi Co.
IS, to AID IN It's establishment. lie admitted also
that his tlith IN SIR Tyler friendly TO q Bank
spran,, not from ang tang which occurred before
election, bat altogether from reading his address TO
the people dated April 9Th. 1871. his accession
to the Presidency. lie quoted the following pas
sage from IS address to show The ground a.d or "a
Of hls !a.th,
] snail says Mr., " er. promptly give my
SANCTION to any constitutional measure wach org
mating IA Congress shall nave for us object the
restoration o. sound circulating medium
TALLY necessary to give confidence all TIE trans
actions oi HE t. secure TO industry Just and ale-
qGate rewards ant - rc-estaosi. tue i,:lor pros
per'! IL ceclalng upon tis aaap ilion suca gel-
sure 10 tse enc proposed, - wei as It's coalora.ty
t. t.e Const.iaton. Aai resort 10 tne lasseEs oi
t"e S,edt repao.cau sclpui !or adyic Gna ustruc-
ton, 10 De Drawn f.on tae.r sage views u our svs-
e'm oi tsosernincni aad TIE Ag.t ot tHer ever POO
u0us example.
fAs, Mr. Cry -i.a. satisfied A.al aaa 'fe 81 l.e
parity generally. that DIR. ivlsl w0ua sf Of s.
caarler.us Bank B4t :of oae s.. al c.a'alne8 10
te nrst --lf-te ol tue rxtracf TINT con lsston
- :
" ronsifaii0 nj - : sAsil promptly g.se ny SAM.
ton says SIR. Iyler, ..io any CO.N,S T.. IT,
FtJA!L aoisare, e.. Tie Impulse W.icn iti-
dnce4 ST. Tyler - use Tat word. w4s uuteu5ted. Is
tae settled oiaal declared ~ hsn .n 4 4. ard 81
actcl uaJA ia lc32, and alluded 20 IN 20; ard had
1t not oeea connected wlll a..ns,ou - tae' cs-
a.n9e o. s'lae oi tsc ftae Ia srpu5l cta nook
clata;.on q. hest.sfy o. 5-Ak. Tam connect au
rsa-esed - Di-aniag equNacat, itaoue our nnts.
recurring 10 als pees a'rl ttie:s s3a u bat
coHle d ,..e coacr-lon taa. ue wt, $50 against
5tnS. t- ilsth 10 our cs...4- 81 ~ t.s 4.e-s -
oar o'A .a.na :. pages - .uld 81.
u not frsssuard tnu IL CI1y Or the s, al.
panty nta any rcs IN u believe Nr. TYLER IN fasor
"a Buns wnea 5Acy cicetel Aiin aad surely an
expression Ia rs ad .ges> somewhat equ.vocal vas
nOt sue. els warrln, 10 justify oIiei. taat upon
rs ACCESSION - power he mad abandoned the opia-
ions cherished anu publicly declared By hm up to
the tine ul tAe election.
" CO., Tor what arc the wings now abusing and
denounc ne Mr. Iyer What outrage or crime
ms h. committed, tAat he should be charged WITH
Pe.heg, with f'crctcry with diShoRcSfy.- sauulG
be ned ap IN ne senate faiticss n hss pqr',--
should BE- DISTURBED and insuitcd y midnight howl
ings--Ioud be- hanged and burned IN e.iry from
one end of the jnion % the other!
Tins and nothing else is rs crime NE T;TLF,
NDF CO.Lvy OFtfCLiL PERJCHH 70
GRIIyFY HIS PARTY. lie told the world
III ~ and he repeated IT by reference October,
!SiU That hc could not sanction Bank WlTHOUl
VIOLATION o. HIS OATH. Wings heard
IL 4; Democrat, heard il tie word heard Ne@v-
en- heard II. lie has kept his faith wlth (ioa ard
maA : he hrs rcfased 10 cioio'c his oath aud what
but He'll or tie oPir.t OF Hell, that let loose
upon hlm HAat has II come u tins. that actilo
cut Tie principles o. long lie. keeping f,ith VITA
men and flaming solemn obligations 10 cod, Is Il
CRIME with tae Amcrican people. whic.i ought t.
BRING down UPON The head Of conscientious public