Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11


eond Ve,o The following Note which want of
room compelled US to defer II bad, however, no
necessary connection with thai speech, and We
therefore publish ii in this detached iorm.- Eas
Fuginiarl
NOTE.
perceive by Mr.. EwIN6s letter res gninc his Sit
uuIon d. Secretary oi the Treasury, tha lie as
erlbes The loss 81 the bank bill 10 NY r,ie, b,
which suppose he meafs the letter published by
the Madisonlan and which the tx Secretary very
nSceremoniousl,. and think unnecessarily. # not
hnk Kindly, takes occasion most .uuequyura'ly 10
Sondemn.' II he could not approve, do not see
thar his "condemnstion" WAS particularly called fo,;
Doi can exac see what there IN that leer 10
Justify his "uueq aisoca condemnation" llihe one .
hall that he says OF Nh. Tyler Is true, and do uo
doubt the tfuh OF all lac states matter of fct.-
lis ini reGce as 10 The titct OF that letter do not
concur aud Il the llono,able Secretary had pad
aMile more attention TO dates and ia,ts lac would not
have been so pro 'p t. throw respoosiOlll. ne,
that was not enled to tear
The letter was written on the 10Th Angus. il was
copied and sent 10 The President, aud reached h, n
gu Thursday evening II nas ia hls possession an OF
Friday, and the second bill was presented to the
House with the appreciation aud sanction of the
President on the next day tSatarday) aud i wa. on
tho Monday iollomng thai the President SAID To two
members Of Congress, "he ieoaid t9se both his arms
before he could sign The biH" Now | do not con
done what did myself tell the truth N relation
TO public affairs, winch the public were entulcd 10
Know cut surely there IS as much fof me IL
condemn the Secretary there iar the Secretary
10 eondema ne ior n my letter sas calculated 10
produce mush disposition 10 The President and
prevent the signature 10 Il al bil, the Secretar,,,
letter 10 equally callUilted make hun still more
stubborn aud defeat any other bul that may be pre-
pared in future.
Again Was the Secretary aware. al the lime he
WIS .ndeavoring 10 lhio~ upon me the tesponsbili-
y OF The loss OF the bank, that, While that bill was
under discussion In he House ot Representative.
the ficsId Ill had prepared FOR member Of CON.
gtess an aneDd mcni with his own hand Ia bs p,e.
scented to the llonse with which anne ndment ne s.a
lie would he perfectly salsf to sign the BILL Tn,
amendment II deemed unadyisabI- 10 off,r IA,
the House. as the bill Just tlen about TO pa,.
from the committee and bef,re il could lie decided
whether II was advisable 10 offer II III The Sena,e Oh
not. M Tyler sent FOR The member Of Consf s. in
:" whose hands he had pun il, AID SAID TO Inn Il al
he has changed his mind again, and hoped no bill
would be sent ~ hun. All this ltaiiickiug ws. SUI.
sequeut 10 The publication Of my letter.
ne amendment piePared by Mr.. I, Ter is as fol.
iovf, aud TO come ~ al the end OF the Is SECTION:
And proried further And it il to be ssy UNDERSTAND
ue'o.e any such agency shall be ea and
aae a. = III ihs and the ninth ofte bill provided The
assent Of the in which any such arancv J., sil,,d
sa be first had obtained b an express is"oo ~ ,Su
legislature or IN some other form Of satye
Now assert as fact susceptible OF proof tina,
mr.. LET'S change Of opinion aud ,quvoe a,ion ON
inis subject has HrIseD from determination rIo,n
NE INST not to sign any bank bll. Did not Mr.
NhE ssy on The day le last veio " as under discus
STOP. IA fePy 10 Mr.. THOMPSON, OF Indiana Thai h.
'Se'o hapc ibid him al an, ''ihai John Tylet
ffen Intended 10 sign any hi eslathsinu. M,lion.
: - bsDA = AID did not Mr.. Tyler saw in the frs
'e'A VI the sesa'on,sio gentleman Of The highest
'esPeeashhy, when speaking Of Ia standing ia Vi-
gn's. Let eiem give me opportunity io.x.r
Lise the veto pescf, aud ! vii have the v hole ate