Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-08

S'aits and this opinion WA IN no 3egre. .hGksn by
his letter to Mr. Sherrcd Williams lie then lo,ked
at the election Oi Mr. Tyler as proof Ihat the pcu.
PIE ihemse!ves were not disposed to look with an
uniuendiy eye on one who wa- M advocate OF Ih-
do'trin", as was an equal chance according To- the
calculations ~ the bills OF mortality whether the
lac President would have lived or diet lie WIS
8 ing on "a remark on the probable eourse Of the
! President when
Mr. Clay called The gentleman TO ORDER n, intro
d"eing the opinions OF the President pending
u'Ject ui discussion lie maintained that lao man
| was anhnr'zcl To sIeak for the President
Mr. R'es made some reply. ia which he asserted
'hn he was uo viewing the question in the aspect
"a which II was viewed by the Senator from Ken
lucky.
The Chair. tNir white OF Indians) did no, regard
me Se'mlor rum Virginia as having transgr,.sed
the rules Of order. as he had msde no assertion in
reference to the present opinion OF The President
| Mr. hves resumed, disclamng any desire TO
speak OF the present opinions OF the President lie
then spoke OF the Efforts which hnd been made 10
show that Mir jefferson and MIR Madison consid ID
| the powers settled
Mr. Clay expressed regret iha, his friend from
Nrginia thought u his duty offer this proposition
Although he acquitted his friend Of such intention
ho saw that nothing but mischief could result fruu
-.
Mr. R'ves-lt is not nv scheme. The amend
m"n Is IA the words vi the Secretary or tho Treas,
~.
Mr. Clay. The gentleman my have the bcnefi
OF MS e"co' emeni lie must IN this question ihiri
and argue i"r himself lie believed Ihl. IA. S!ats.
would never give their assent. lie believed tina
tie people Of Virginia were themselves nbandonin.
The ground taken by the Senator. All be woulC
say rs To The opinion OF The President v,a. we ha,
: reason 10 believe that he would 40 with The Viii
e party on the subject Of bank.
lie believed the President would act with iey
tl nj He IN md. =, -
. II would not be Tor the lirst time But he nsk-c
" was this bank siru Q" be eternal lie sp,ealsdIt
the ScG'ie 10 pass the bill & you will restoro tor.
cd nli 40 lhcd people 20 peace. Adopt the smOHd
J. tnen aud YOU will reopen hs door of coniruycrs,
aud Will hnd yourselves ia the vcsibule OF the srf
u hank "n saisr prlneipl could not 5e suggested
and lac prayed the gentleman IN Withdraw his a
E mendmeui. lie would not quarre, with him. en-
he s'i'l continued to cling Ia It. he hoped he woul
do ~ peace anu without ntcrrupiIng the fricnGl
. relations hcIwccu them.
Mr. RIves SAID lac was one OF the last IN wish q
+ procure any change Of opinion in the consrit ona
i TeNsniauy gcuIicmln. lie related ths history a
he amcndnent The Senator from Kentucky ha
himself called for The plan OF the Secretary by re,
o'r'Ion, the result OF which had been the .chen,
: Which The senate had now denour ced q, wild an
experimental. We (saId Mr. Rl AJAX our rcnds 1
J. ioihcar IRON The exercise ul power which W. COZ
, s'"ni"usy believe Is not m TnSsts,on lie =,
eat 'hh AZ as moieiy OF the people were
aNor 81 the ioTbeurance irosn this power and Their
tore the appeal he hal IuaJe for stood Oh
n h ghCr ground.
i Mr. Preston expressed tho hope that the amen
!, m"u' wOul be cuUcurIej in. After the no.t n,
c lure aud solemn delIberaion. he hal determined
e give a. h support. lie gave it % hs opinion III
$ the late administration was defeated on the grouu
u Ut finance On that ground the late party had DO
r expelled from power. The verdict Of tie peot.
o ial condemned the Sub-Teen4pry
c The Senate thea adjourned