Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

/ VcbIon oant man. anu KNOW ". l SQebk 0qu0
my own knowledge Of hs opin ons; The summer
pt 'ceding | had travelled through the Wsssesw
country IN company with Mr.. Tyler. and 9Th
HIN for some weeks, during which time | heard
h'n say 10 sesmboat CONVERSATIONS, (which we're ef
course conf Iensl) II were 10 say twenty times
should nj be exirsvagan,, that he was ssiis6rd
Bank 81 the United S, a,es MT oniy a~ceeszss.
but ,nd,spens6te; TINT the toopvy could nrves GET
along wn,,out one, and that should be compelled
Ia resort 10 II.
Here Mt. WISE rose and WAS understood 10 ssy.
III my colleague SAY that hr ever Heard Mr.. Tyler
say Bank oft Uoitrd S,a,rs wss constitutional
The CRIES OF Order. Go on! Gp on! d, no, yield
i' h"or,' &C. wrr. 80 loud that Mr.. B. could nut
distinctly hear HE question put
NJ BORIS continued ! have stated precsety
what A!t. yler hinsef sad nih,s geutien en- are
~ compe,eM 10 draw tbrir own conclusions 40 am
but, SIR, oif Prore that he WAS 1nly banA
mno then, but thHi he continued one nni,I sumo
''ne ATE, to M e,ing Of the p'-senf Congress.
Wci. sir. what part did Mr.. Tyler plsy IT ,i,s,
tonveuinl Why, he MOI only persis,rd up IN Tho
last "omeut IN Tho ,eeommc ndaiion of Mr.. Clay.
but. ms he hnsclf states. wcpi oscr his defeat. Now
wa any man pretend thai Mr.. Tyler did not kanw
that. Af. Clay WAS elected the first great leading
measure III his administration wouiJ he tho sstah-
lisnmeni ols National Banki Aud Dies Mr.. Tyler
"'an,o .in'l ,h,' he then and ,i.erc ,ccomn,esdsj
~ HE American People can lid.c whose afsi acs
would be T. commit n yiocnt outage upon ths
Constitution, or that ne recommended to them
tahulndte WHOSE NdnlHsfi alton lie Knew HoVauco
no could NJ, suproil
VIVA, WAS lie position Of hi. confidential friend
IN the Sc ae tMR. RVrs) u few days agoi 10
h' kves g. be regarded a. expressing the senii-
mrn,s Of Mr.. Tyi",l presume he "a. Well. Mr..
Rives says that the nomualiou ~ Harrisburg tusoed
on the bauk qn-sliaD. and that bur fus Mr.. Cluy's
known aud avowed sentiments on tia, subj .ct tho
nonlnaion You'd have been bes'owe Oh on Il IN and
lha It was because Gen. Harrison ,pas not committed
10 a Bark that ne received ~. In "la, position
then does this place M. lyle Tie question be-.
my bet~een bank and an anti bans man, Mr.. ~.
Ter. l,t'scli opposed To the l. anution, nut onlv
woes Tor HE bank candidate, bu, cnes HE Do.
,ea,, and then comes head 10 tell Us he always
opp sd I" su h a" 'nstl'utou on constitutional
grounds. Sir, uran 10 maks The adn,ission in ,hs
broadtst terms Than IRON NJ. Tyle's first sniSxnee
public lie np TO lis term'nalnn 1891, all his
public acts II declara ions WIRE ~ hvsl,lny to such
an lnsuu,ini; but that IA, nothing TO do with his
present osiiion. although Il 10 pretended nov that
the a.suc,aimn OF Mr.. fyier with The n.me vi Gen.
Harrison was mate, Of COMPROMISE, whilst Tip
and Tyler TOO" strung together by soma
baliad ~t,irt 10 make u rhymr. u Is nov pretended
wasthe rrselt "i g,cal pr,n,,pe involved in the
con est. Fo, HE iuluie. | apprehend, II will bs
"J,,,pecanoe and no Ittoo.' ~ the rhyme viii
be q,ie as perfect, aud more palatabc TO Whig
tis'r.
But, sir this 10 not all. Some lime during tina
last TAIL II commit -e oi gentle en- OF Tho "pposits
paiy tram the county III "hich 1--we (ii.urn Of ad.
dressed u leuei Mr.. Tyler. niak,ng inqmtrl whe-
tier he would vote Tor u bank " ag.'n.i !, ! aud
10 'epy 10 u", 'e''s, W. yer SAYS no n""ps 'ne
,'"R"'9r ~ "e" "'''so" .p""e" ~ D"y'o"s :"
Ono. Lea US see 90" what ee"' mar 10" s"ys~
tnai spec H.
oHon "' ,nS pow. ., .omges ays msn u
charter Nion" n"mk remain. ""shnn an There !. nY'
pose and could never u exercise that
power, sove'n the event the powers granted to cosyrsss
."nu no. W oa'o """o"' 'so'Hs '" ssc" ."
institution .
Na,on. tank because he thought the revenue could NOT
be collected disursed to the best advantage Mthons
~" ,"arI"s,on ~ s'an n ', , s",a ~ my
~, N, nmn co" ony he collected , al ursed IN tho nun,
c hte,uai way by means of II bank"
Dh us o"u,nu'e sufficient CO nn,n,ai to a
bank IL nnl. lei US see what .rher he did and
SAID; IT, before proceed to that, let read anu.
Tim, .xt,n,t ,o -, ,h n v,nn .n.ech ,he l.uouap.
~ h, - ,,,.t h.. w. .rI 4, :. % -.
" WIN" wy ,""'Pso " W.T. A'''' y" wv
veto power. H. says:
Il have regarded the office Of Chief Massiraia
concrring the incumbent the of asry thu
popular w.t. bnt as granting him the porer to execute e
property eIP,esstd mtH Of The People. AND NOT To
RESIST IL ith my mothers milk did suck in tho pFia.
cpes which the Declaration oi independence ouned.
Tut declaniioncompluined THAT THE KING WOULD
NOT LEI THE PEOPLE MAKE SUCH LAWS As
THEY WISHED. Shall President " an Executive OIL.
attempt this time Of day To CONTROL THE
PEOPLE IN THE EXERCISE OF THEIR SUPREME
WILL No. The People guardians oil their righas.
AND IT Is THE DUTY OF rHE EXECUTIVE TO
ING TIE SACRED EXERClSE OF THE LAW.
MAKING FUNCTIONS OF THEIR GOVERNMENTS"
D,! 4 Mr.. Iy,er cuuId think now ~ tie formerly
,hou,,,, If tlns vrto p,,wrr and uey.uado h,msejf
hat The People are the bts guardians OF their own
ights, aud ~ u was the duty oil the Executive 10