The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-02

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tlss in The Two Houses Of Cangr0s a. farther and
strong evidence Of the 0Danion Of the peote Of the
United States in favor Of The establishment Of Bank
Of The nlted States. And c0niended that aceor-
ding 10 the doctrine " instruction which prevailed 10
Virginia and Of which the President Is disciple and
In pursuance Of the example already cited be ought
not 70 have rejected the bill
have heard that on his arrival al the seat Of The
General Government to enter upon the duties of
we CslSr Dl wee ffe-31snts 3A1Icb "lch
terrogated how far be meant TO conform 10 his ne"
station 70 certain peculiar opinions which were held 70
Virginia be made this patriotic and noble reply J
Vice President " the Z niiec States and not Of
Virginia and shalt b. governed BY the wishes and
opinions Of nv constituents When heard Of ihls
encouraging and satisfactory reply believing a. most
reIigOusiy Do that iatge majority Of The people Of
the United States in favor Of National Bank
land gentlemen may shu, their eyes To the fact, deny
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more Of the peovle Of The United States deslre soeh
guaranty for the fufDeni Of the wishes Of the
people of the Z nItsd States. ! thought il Impos-
sible that the wsDis and WISHES Of great people
who had bestowed such unbOundeJ and generous con
fdence, and conferred on him such exalted honOrs,
enter into my Imagination 70 conceive that one who
had shown 70 much Difference and respect to the pre-
sualej sentiments Of single Stale, should display
less tow ards the sentImcnis Of the whole nation.
hope Mr.. President, that 10 performing the pain
fol duty which had desolsed me ! have not tran
sren.iei the limits Of legitimate debate. repeat 10
all truth and sincerity The assurance TO the Senate
and the country thai nothing but stern reluctant
and Indispensable Of honor and duty could have
forced from the response which lave made TO the
Presidents objections But instead Of yielding with
restraint the feelings Of disappointment and
modification excited by the perussI Of his Message,
have anIiousy endeavored TO temper the notice OF
il which have been compelled to take by the respect
due the office Of Chief Magistrate, and by the per-
sonsl regard and which have entertained
for Its present incumbent.