Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
THE VETO

Were We 10 attempt % convey an idea Of the re-
ception Of the message Of President Tyler. vetoing
the bill to incorporate the subscribers 10 the Fiscal
Bank Of the United States u this place. We could
not but fail. To describe the appearance OF the
friends - ;tat measure. would Try the fleniiics OF
the scriei cl7ioa and TO attempt to give out
line OF the different olu.lions Of feeling exhibited
Cd tie cccas.on, would require more time than
have at command TIE L.iscfcst curses to the
laoa f,9isL rid.eue ese bestowed in any quantity
on the President, no has been independent enough
10 consult hs conscience and tbs constitution. Oac
would be glad T. cuf a. throat; another 10 light Me
Ptle Ftica Woula c3R-aa.e a.n s0.a ard Joly
Another wonders .hy Ae should do Otherwise than
as tie l-A'g paS4y dssiges. AID aga'n. lie has de-
cei'ed and betrayed those VINO elected him. The
Journal Esei AZ bear o.i on this point. Il
calls Il 'eSsrsrIas .f.... sfrc," /. says "fron,
so@e' deep ana d ynans bursts Of c.asure and con-
aen.Aa!'cH escape Even those no never read the
constitution, aid se.o hsG o. Rad ne massage %,
ne Pre'aeD!, joined in the hue and cry and were
te most open noG.aej ting Ae,T tell tale tongues
expose their hypocrisy end ignorance. For the
sake and benefit OF this latter class aud the ignor-
ant men 10 9olid te aud are Msr MASTERS We copy
the following from the Eadsonian, paper which
'o'i.o eadiag, they have acknoN edged it as their
text book
As we expected the NEro il received by the
"hg press o the northern cites with decided cx-
pressi"ns OF dissatisfaction, while the tone of the
'ppos'uon press Is tia; ofeXutatoa In insisting,
l. ans 81 the Wing press do, that an institution
IKE lie one vetoed was declared for " the people
III iae i'fesidenta election, they expressly contra
DICT Tie message OF the President at the opening of
HE present SESSION OF Congress. which stated that
no dehnte scheme OF hBance vas cOncurred In BIZ
the people At that election. From one extremity
Of the tnon t. the other, in nearly all the public
"dsseS made ~ Ia" successful party, the question
u National BInA MAS decidedly kept out OF view
ne cand dates for the two highest Offices Of the
Government never had been known By a vote or
writing. or speaking. IN the whole course OF their
ives 10 advocate such an Institution but on the
contrary IL language has ally meaning they had upon
every occasion placed themselves xpressy IN oppos
Ton u II. They had voted side BY side against IL IN
and they bad concurred their views of the
question Whenever aud wherever expressed The
present President had declared the INCORPORATION or
ational Bank unconstitutional in every form al
words and 10 man IN the Union had more often re-
peated the declaration The convention of SAGA
''o"e anu experienced men IT Harrisburg IN 1899
cod'' "'t hi'r be ignorant of the fact. Thcf
'ne')ries need not have travelled back beyond fi.e
years 10 BRING before them the able and elabora,-
eN9oeure ~ me corru.t tons through rs discountin
power. "i the tate National Bank. wrought out ,
ihe AanHs q" the candidate iney had selected e,r til.
zee PRESIDENCY. Mr. did they need remindnt
thlt he bad during his lie, cherished bu, one g.
~ constitutional principles and that ne had bee,
hsin aud consistent IN their maintenance II u-o,A
be libel upon that Convention to suppose that the,
'ad sctccted cand dates OF whom they had no know
edEe-and knowing them. they could not have COT,
ee''eo Snch fraud upon the people, a to prescs
tEcin IN thcr true characters az the polls expoctnr
THEM 10 De changed when power should be attained