Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
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| WASnIseros. August I.
penuemen-On yesterday the Bank Bill was or.
uered to its engrossmcnt, by a vote OF 1879 to 81
tth subsequently passed, by vote of i2s to 81
ihS No'e however, IL not indicative OF the strength
OF me sank party IN the house Of en,atiyes
Ior number OF gentlemen who are friendly TO n
o'hh' 'o'ed against the Bill because they were Oh
| poSeo 10 tnme CT its details. The vote in the Com
| "'eo OF inc Whole, on striking out the enae,ins
Clause o. the Bill afforded better tcst: and on "A,
TIC majority against the motion, was 49t
HouSahd speculatlons are now float as TO the
course oil the President. Many sagaeious persons
oesn, WITHIN the last few days, to anticipate We
TO- iher conJecturcs seem 10 be founded mninlv
upon the supposed influence of number of Mr.
iyleTs AnlrBank friends from Virginia. who are
now surrounding him, and who, understand. " IN
no' leave Washington until this question is settled
Tor my own part, however, cannot entertain for n
moment the idea that the President will Jisnn-
point tue hopes and expectations of the Whi- mar.
w 10 which he is bound by every tie Of honor and
gratitude. Nor can | believe that he will snff,r
any eH'raneous, nelshbourhood chimney -eorne, in.
hnenees TO sway his mind upon a cteat question of
national policy! Heaven forbid that he sbouIdt
For II he does, tho consequences mus, be mos, Ji,
a'Irous 10 the country as well as TO himself r,,.
ding politicians here are already BEGINNING IN c,i
eulaie the profit and loss to Mr. TYLER. conscop,,,
upon ms appreciation disapprobation of the bill
aud form their coniecturcs as to lis probable &C
ZION according 10 that standard. The IocoS talk
,"'sey oil what MIR. Tyler may expoc n, their
,''"'S' OUT when you press them, they will laugh
~" '''e "ii lei! you that 1t depends on circun,-
a.'"'eS M"e'hef they will take MIR. Tyler or not
i"e "''A' say they, 10 only one Of many questions
"'u'u &c unreasonable to expect them to
"'"e ann un' Otc'use OF his concur, nee with them
y" single point. But If he will reinquish all his
wing notions II he will sell himself to them soul
a"u 0oiy' why then, they will take him-proylded
'"ey can do no better! Some OF the more homes,
say IL is nonsense to talk of Mir. Tyler as our man
we VIII use him as our tool, If We can. to efI,c,
"" own purposes, and when we have no further
use io' HIM, we will him of, like an old shoe
MY opinions IN regard to MIR. TyleI's course. are
iouhu'd upon different considerat ons | do no,
suffer the question Of his igtsrsS as dis,pc, from
those Of the great Wing party, to enter into Them
al all lock upon him a Virginan-as the off
ci"l head OF the great Wing party-as one who
deems that the best interests of the country orc
Identified with the success OF that party. and who
rs patriot and a gentleman is wins TO max,
my reasonable sacrifice TO ss,ure tina, great obie.
how, Then, can believe that he will veto the Rank
b", which is the vital measure of the NVb:y marry,
low can he PROSTATE the brightest hopes of linn
patty which his best efforts have been contributed
10 build up' How he apply the torch 10
mat noble structure which his own hands
nave been so busly engaged in rearing Nat
tie cannot veto the bill without beino fls.
70 ms pariy-ialse to his country-cise TO himsefi
viii not believe 1t until see ii! will indurge
IN no gloomy Sptculatons to the consciousness
nave no desire, as Mr.. Webster said on another
eVenuuI occasion, to hang over the dark abyss. and
endeavour to fathcm the depths which lie b.Iow
mo winch he and the best interests Of the country
would simultaneously DO prcciptated by a ve,ol
prefer rather to look upon the bright side of the
pIciure-to contemplate the sunny scenes of karmo-
ny and broiherly love and happiness, which would
follow the sanction Of the bill For if the Presi
dent CO operates with the Wings in the legislative
department OF the Government, the Wings will
rally around his standard like band Of brothers
the Loeos vii! be Frustrated beyond the hope Of re-
dempunn--tHe Administration will command the
confidence ard support of the whole country, ard
when MIR. Tyler shall choose to relirqush the cares
OF State he Will 60 into retirement with the proud
consciousness that he has been benefac,or of his
country, and with the blessings of a grateful people
resting upon him! May that kind Providence,
winch has heretofore watched over and preserved
our nation amidst all It's trials from without and
within, guide the head and the heart Of TIE Ptesi.
dent ~ right conclusions! u. WV