Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-14

and rldculInI Inc VI metallic
currency avowed MS preference LOT good odiashioned
u. S Bank notes.
Mr. B also referred TO speech made in Marshall
county Kentucky, which Mr. b. on the authority Of a
gentleman who heard II, SAID also contained sentiments
: So NJ q National Bank. Let not gentlemen he
;" ,be;, eyes at the terms perfdy and reacbery
~ .Id IN The President. Let HIM tell them that tfls
~, ITO FIRST time that he had been charged with
nc,idv and ,reacery. MIR s. then referred 70 pamph
In r,,en about the time the President was first elect
ed Senator from Virginia IN wheh he was charged
9th ner6dv in relation to his election US Senator, IN
r.f.Iorce 10 the late John Radcpl On tha, OCCASION
h ,yowed himself the strong friend OF Dir Randolph
lie was ready 10 throw himself no inc preach SWORD
IN hand IN defence Of Mr.. Randolph, yet he joined
Tie party that defeated HIN, ana eoi h,Se elected
,c,.ons Mr T. was so unpopular IN virginia, that
.,bourh no received the nomination al Harrisburg,
there was Mt single delegate rom Virginia tl4t
endorsed it, After some othe' remains vi. re-
tnrnpd again TO the veto and said tal aer me hrs
o,o was deemed advisable To get me crescent 10
49, nj I'M IN order 10 head hIm-yes, SIR, lead
~ /, uas deemed necessary to get MS Signature 10
pL NH and one was framed SO as 10 suit MS views
Tic President told him, and toio tne cen eaU,h nom
Ob;o that he would sign such Dlii' anu nc us"e'ti
that The last bill sent him was Icen,ca "n su'" aohe
:. T.. said ne would sign, though he sad that some al
,,;a,s would make It conform more TO ms iceds lie
nreG.rred capital Of fifteen millions 10 one u hiy
fva millions with some other minor paltcu'ais' III
r then went on inquire and comment on ''' eaps's
a,h,cb had nroduccd what he called this change IN
w. p,ssdenf Before the o3d of July no, toub, was
an,.r,,ncd hut that he would sign Bank olll. y
.as ~, even doubted by the Loco Focos or the cry
had been repeal repeal from the coinmehcemth, :"
the session But about that time me h'c,i''oh" ~
ouirer tickled him with soft corn. o'hei b'",o ~
.rs ,ursued The same course lie led very k'ndly,
nd e,iencd Ike house pig. After some iufthtr r..
marks Mr. B. read copy Of a letter when lao" ot'h
written BY him to the President, urging upon nun -
RIMS reasons why he should not veto the BANK o'1!
Mr. GiImer then took the floor, aad replied 10 aif
Ro,ts nm 10 the expiration OF the hour lie heEah .!
xnres.;no the hope rs an American citizen aud q
aro, that such scenes had occurred n the ma hs
mornno never would be witnessed agaih' ha' ha"
they seen and what did they hear: Inc PRESIDENT q
the L. S was charged, by a men'hrr 81 ''a, liv"s'
Coming from the State which gave brth 10 mem oo'
f,om that ancient and vet unterrhed loihm h"'aHh
-,y;th ne,fty. With perfidy, Sra reproach "h'ch
canro, be uttered within The walls o. l"n'e"
tiary wi,hou, exciting our disgust LEI 'e "I'u "s
,brough The hail. and throug bout the ha'i"" ,"'' -"
Of the Representatives 81 me Psope y" ;" .h"r
CHARGED the President with pcrfdy Perhdy 70 "nom'
= nd 10 what: Pclfdy 10 his Cod reitdy Ia ne 'oh'
s,itution y. rfGv any private trust or
suIting from the complicated relations 81 s'c"n ~
SIR: 10 none of these Was II Pethdy 10 hs lafis ~
could ,cfr his colleag ,e abundant evidence 70 prove
The contrary and he asked HIM 10 point hls hns'F !"
,nc lie opinion which the President enierians now 'as
he and every one Of The Wing party on ms floor "hd
every reading in the community o'a ~, ~"
that John Tylc protrssed and entertained ~ ne "'
burp Convention. Where IS IT. Slr " mere - u' P'""
Was il in steamboat conversations, "hich ~ ""'''"
Ma coleaoue had with The President-scraps "i news
paper hs,ory-yiliage newspaper: WASH "i'sp'''"4
from dark corners, rumor with her thonsahu '"e
These the witnesses, when ms coil'"s'' ="
nrcsentatiye from the metropolis district oil NJ S'a'
bripgs here for the purpose OF Ang the charge OF prt
dv not upon John Tyler alone, but upon 'he Ha' o1
inc The highest, most august staten ~ ne n' :, "
winch lie has been called by the suhiages OF w -
ow citizens that of his colleague among me rst y
os ut az Yesterday that they heard the cry s"uno.a
Of liberty or deaih-that the nation was ~ aansrf-
tina; there great civil revolution g"'ns o""
then his colleagues cry was, liberty or death. WA,
was il now: The election was ever ne assrh'V'"
thousands had d,srersed no longer hear 'ie 'nte
of The orator nor see the display Of The banners lhe
victory : achieved n Wing President Is elected
with the knowledge Of every man here, That he enter
tanned The very sentiments that are no" deh'u"'''
Where, then, is the peihdy lis c"il'aent NV
came with the crv not Of liberty or death, not
the cry Of every hing for the Constitution and ne
country and nothing for men but he now came "'th
the cry OF "hesd han, or die lie had often n'afa
that there was but step from tie subi'nie ~ ~
d,culous The gentle nan lad spoken oi the different
issues That were made IN the Presidential ton - one
Of which was the liuoe tut now that me tftsi
dent was acting out the principles which H. has po.
tossed during lis whole life, we hear The crt coming
from Vrgnian too, Of mead nm OF aie' We nav
Mr.. Bolts. / have heard tie gentleman tell i
dozen times.
Mr.. Gr.er. Wei, viii not repeat IT, The 90.
teman can make the application ne ~ foimi'a
~ over and we hear the cry OF "beef. beer -i!'a1
him. OF die" lis colleague might die, but he never
would head Capt Tyler. HIS colleague had referred
the case IN which Mr.. Tyler was elected a. Senator
from Virginia. in preference 10 the late John hand"'P"
or Roanoke and charges him with pertdy IN this trans
action: but did his colleague recolect thai ~ iaakih-
4 cb,rue ha CHARGED the whole Legislature VIII
pcrfdy, But his colleague said he had no objection y
it, because lie was the gamer by IT, lie diG ho' w
object to the treason, when he was Tue gamer b"' -
charges perfdy now, When he think. he u me 'se-
Did II not occur the gentleman That as ihis "
was committed many Years ago, that he c"t!. 10y
have forgotten il, particularly as he was sahtr Y! :.
when he warmly supported Mr. Tyler for the Office q
Senator from Vrgnu, and for the office OF wee i'es''
dent
But the President had committed the unpaTdonsble
sin Of quoting Latin He did not know which wss ihe
better Latin scholar the President hls colleague,
hut he had no doubt but that the former would y"ia
the palm 10 the latter at all events, he hoped te RE-
sdent would not adopt the doctrine advanced oy Ws
gentleman some days ago, that, after The supreme
Court had decided, a Pres,den, Of the I. ). had a.
right 10 think on the subject LIS colleague SAID tts
if his son. boy Of fifteen, 10 write letter that wa
10 better than the message, lie would take him ffo"
school, and put him 10 the plough
Mr. Bolts corrected MIR. g. He SAID that !. h5 soh
was to write letter that contained as much tom io9r
a. was in that message, &c., &c.
Mr.. Gmer. Well, it matters not whether 4 vs.
Tom !oolery John fooery that the gentleman meant
he did not know how the gentleman son wrote, ea!
he had something of the father writing lie
believed he the only NJ. c. on this floor who hld
the honor of being par eneefe"ee, the corresPonle
of The Richmond Coffee -house-of the letter "I.e"
had since become famous By the name Of the Coffee
house letter, he would say noth'ns-de gnstto"s ~"
est disputandu,n. After replying to that part q w.
Bos's remarks in which the gentleman spoke q w
President having gone to the Harrisburg Consenuan
friendly 10 the nomination OF Mr. Clay, he noticed w."
part in which it SAID that change had come ~
the spirit Of his dream since the commencement q "
Session. In what had the President changed, ~
asked: Had lie disapproycd Of any measure 81 's
session. except this; He had more reason 70 co"!s
Of The President than his colleague had, for Us '1s
voted against three measures, IN whch The rF's1,N
had Disappointed him wh,le the President had n'' = :,
appointed his colleague once, though he failed 70 "'
nut his wishes. But there lit:le more tnah -
81. tba, tlat mad