Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. 1871.
TIE BANK BILL PASSED.

yet, 1ir. Wise, who has always been IN favor Of
Bank, mol only as measure oil expedeney, but oi
absolute aud Indispensable Necessary, voted against
H. on the ground that there had been sufficient
demonstration Of public sentiment IN is favor =
Wien The Sub Treasniy i III was PASSED shnn
tine ago, by Tie niquilous dlsfranchiseme, Of New
jersey, by bare "ajonfy, did we hear any such
scruples expressed! Ard yetthls Sub T,easu,y s,s-
TEN must continue llihe Bank be not chartered.
Have the people called for that Or If the la X
Ill were defeated, what sch,me would Mr. W lse
tconn end! hat hate the people called for =
II not FOR National Baok, Hey have asked for
WHg-and lhis, We suppose, Is precisely the schele
which the member from The Aoeomac district would
like 10 advocate OprostiGu llom Linz, too, comes
with m,sl ntetched g1ace, when, ale as last
Srng, tctg lien IN tie chIysa state OF Loco fo-
co'sm lthe WY aud wherefore !, might be uuchar
table 10 surmlse9 Mr. WISE sad: Il believe thai Il
National Bank is absolutely necessary; aud mus,lly
-" hateser uihes experiments please, be rcSorted
$50 IN lie cnd. believes ch an lUsuutionrcr on
ely constitutional aud .xpedieni. hui as Il Soulhern
"mdn and n Staie EjehS man support II, as tie
best tfitnd IHc South, Which is more iriurcd BY
"a bad currency lhan any oil er section the coun-
Guy, and as tie oHig meats Of creating a hand Of
"tte ido tor The legislative department 10 keep the
"lrgisatHe lower d he custody and conhot II tie
'pabttc money om oi The handS u the Etccatrc."-
SO SAID llcn'y \. WISE, in February last; aud now
we see HIM, declaring all the whie lis own o, iu-
IONS unchangtdA yoliog against a Bank! Whether
Mr.. US recent course results from peculiar men
tai dio>yncraoy, OF from disappointed ambition we
md l.,
may, II stamps hun m,.fariicabie poIitlclln
who cannot be conGied ia with safely by any panty.
Ex-Piesident Adams. il Will be seen. was one Of the
allies OF Mr.. Wise, 'lhe Democracy" and 'tllr Abb
sraclonlNs''-an onaluous corjancou Of III vision
a'y, the snaic and the In practlcablc, winch is SUI
'fccenl Of sell 10 vndlcatc tie wi,d m Of ary nea
sure in opposilio to which such an .''uuholy aIlI
ance" is 10 be found.
The erqoi,y low is, nil he Prcsidont relo lie
LH! We viii hear IN a few days, and il is II e,e.
hre not worth While 10 ii dulge in coni,otute lis
tate Is probably already decided Should the bill
not receive the Executive sanction in : present
shape, il is probable The President viii sa'e has
specific objections, and llcn hal The bill will beso
modified rs 10 1b,alc his scrupes Should II pass
IN any shape, an ,llorl Will doubtless be made 10
II
Strong as he Bank party is now in both Houses of
q oretess,- 9 ajnllly Of upwards Of 80 m
the House, and, il tie Senate were family ulcauized.
a sill laiger majority, PROBATIONARY 10 numbers,
therc,-t will be still stronger when the a. portions
mcnt under the new census shall be made AM
even independent Of tier own strength, they will
be joined, Whenever the Jacob meal n,g of Regcdl
shall be iamy raised, by hundreds of tier oppo-
nenis, who viii not sanction an assault upon the
fundamental principles tie social compact.
WASHINGTON Co,rcsYondcnce.-A letter from a
friend in Washington, aiIer announcing the y ssage
of The Bank bill, sa,s-",t has been sent lc
the President Tor his gnaIure. lie Will IN all
probability hold II for some days. when he will sign
or return it Ilhici lie will do, Is uncertain. ITO
sign ornot TO slgr; that is the question:" Pubhc
opinion ~ on rip-oe. hink be cuBHot disappoin
the people by Withholding his name"
correspondent ofthe Richmond Wing viii es
in the following fashlo:
WAsuINGroN, August 7.
Genilcn en-on YESTERDAY the Bank BtlI was ,t-
d,'ed to lis eneiossmert, by ayoe,fl 1919 10 81 and
subsequently passed, b, vote OF l2S 10 ". Tins
vote. however. Is not indicative OF the strength Of
The Bank parry in The House of Representatives Tor
Il
voted against the Bill because they were opposed 10
some OF ITS details. The vote IN Committee Of the
W ioe, on striking out the enaetlng clause of the
Il u, aliordng a heUcrtes and that The majoflry
against the motion, WAS 49,
thousand sptCulallons are now al lat rs 10 the
course OF the Pfesldrni. MANY Sa.acinus persons
hegi, within tie last lew days, anticipate a veto.
ne ootJeclutes seem to be founded II AMY upon
me Spnpostd II flnerce OF u number Of Mr.. Tylei's
Ann-Bdnk friends from Virginia, who are now sur
rounding hlm, and Who, understand W III not leaye
'shngton until the question is settled. For III,
own part however. cannot entertain Tor moment
the idea that the Pre- slden viii disapponr The hopes
'"d expectations oi The W hig party, to Which hr is
"ouuu oH every lie oil honor and gtantude. M
can believe that he will suffer ary .xiranrous.
net hbo hood, chimney iaalruces To sN4,
ms mud npon great question of national pol C.,
Heaven iotbld tha; he SHOULD For If he d,es te
rqnences must be mast disastrous 10 The coiln.
ny as well as 10 himself. Trading pultlcI,us hrie
are already heglnlng to calculate the profit and loss
TO MI yIer, consequent upo his APP +, bat ION OF
interpretation OF the 5lil, aud form Ihrn cor j. C.
''es as To ms probable acun actotdi 10 that san
o'td. / ne Locus talk largely Of what Mr.. Tylel
may expect ~ thtr hands, but when .ou urpss
them, they vii laugh IN your face aud tell YOU Iha
II depends on circumstances whether they vail take
Mr.. ~ len or not The BdLk, say lhcy, Is only one
OF many questions aud II Won d be unreasonable In
tNPect them 10 ldke Inn up because Of his concur
renee WIN Them On smile port. Bun II he " III tr-
ltqnsil all lis hg uolIois- he viii sell hn,srll
to lhtn, soul aud tody, why then, hey Will take han
PROVIDED lHet can d" no beltcL Some ol the none
H"Hestssy II Is nonsense tik OF Mr.. 'ryIcra,our
wlll use han as our tool If we c3,nI Of
tc' our own purposes, aud whca We have no further
use Tor INN, VII 4SI linn a