Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-20

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Inn IN Virginia, nsomneh that lie eon'h no. y,
f,, ,l,. prauIe of thi STATE the appointment ~
Iconsts,le The conformation OF ms was ip"un '"
the f,cr thai when II the Harrisburg Con'sh''o"'
lac had been &C c,dentslly nominated tann MS mum
80, VA. The e.uit of a, cideni alone nni "ne ol
ahe Nuginl, deieg alton there present VS. "'''ng ~
,,1,,-e ne nomination. They could not 60 back
10 The people oi Nng,nia, and tell them ibey ma"
suppn,led such man; 50 they excused 'hehse"es
ON the giuiud thai would be i"dellc'le TO so'e i''
one Of IL. colleagues. Indehta ie D'' ~"
deI4e,fes from Kentucky esteem II indelicaie TO sup
NM the no ilnoian oil Mr.. Ga, Dfl tltosr tom
Ohm este II II indeeate 10 support General iiaffI
s,nr N,snch ding. The ffni h was, the tsini'
delsriilon rlnush II lndeheale 10 vote a.ains' III.
T,lrr 4 Il 81 they did not yote At all. ,
There was 4 very remarkable speech ihaue ny t'i
T,ltf in s.}i. many paris 81 winch were n'os' ~
,ni,,bly s,Itej 10 the tunes; SO mnCI So tai h"o
moi Nj b. had SPEECH olhIso"n % n,ate' hs "sn
almost have been content 10 read vi iyei ~ ''''
hest conmentary on the present sla'e I" ''i'"s''
Here Nj Il. quoted several very remarkable ms
,s IN one oI which Nj +. denounced with much
ws,,rl u The nlea III President having EVIL a''sef',
who urged hnm 10 oppose The legislative "'''' '"u
strongly urged tho pfopnrty OF resisting an sue"
j. naence aud yelling 10 the viii OF the ie"Pie'I
Such Was Mr.. r. language TO Zen. Jaehsoh' WIZ"
The LATER was setoIne the Bank DILL
Indie, tins stale 81 circumstances Congress as
spuiblrd AID ~ hal was the Presidents hrsl ac =
An lnlilnatoo that the currency must be rel mru'
aud = admission 10 the dsctei0n OF Congress Is 10
winch Of the three modes they wsuid adopt, by
winch alone the inject could be elected NOW, u
the President AT that time had Determined not to
.gu A., bill tor Juk. why did lie suffer Congress
10 60 on iorten, Twelve o. sixteea weeks, dehoi-
iaiing that measure. al the expense oil I'VE tou
sand dollars The Senhe hid called up"n
his own Secretary lon plan, aud PrJet was ac' or
dInply submitted; but The Senate not adopting IT.
inserted III anolhe, bull compromise clause w'h
The express end aud ann O feconciling the lrrsd' u
10 Tie bh ycl il,a very clause was male u pftNh io
returning II with IN. velo. They then took up his
osu bill aud sent hun that but ten We rs dhef II
had been The oonsiani subject Of the Ptesldenf >
Conversation, he declared lie had never read Tie
bill He was then SKID what bil he would sign I;
and his reply thai he had not Tine Ion consId-
rr,lfon- lusl AZ he now did IN l- last message: lie
ha not had u ne 10 look into the subject.
Under these circumstances another bill Was pre-
pired Tor tho purpose OF pleasing the President ::
II WIS framed with cxpiess reference 10 his views
and was presented 10 he House with his sanction
aud appfobion, aud pledge TO sign II ; he had al
tefwatds changed his mind, aud my object now Is.
~ II h,d before been, 10 'heaa HIM 10 what
believed 10 be - corrupt coalition with our political
adyeisa,es, a, d head him OF DIE shall be the
motto thai | will adopt. Yes, riit was the oh
Jet, aud head hun or die" was Mr.. BIS
MAXIM. lie wis AFRAID, however, before he
should have tune TO succeed ~ that, The l'res-
dent would have headed himself. Headed he
!
other person. Mr. b. did no, say that he should
do il. Much confidential and private conversation
had ~ ,n,e passed between the President and MI
b and which he should forever bury deep IN his
own bosom. lie should not report prIvale CONVEX
salions or pnpllsh private letters. The President
had expressly declared to the OHIO delegation
IA voice. You mean the Wing portion OF them
Certainly. None but Wings were then about the
President however he may now be surrounded and
iawncd upon by those OF the opposite party lie SAID
TO the Wing portion ot the Ono deegalion that he
would sign Mr.. Ewing's bill. He had told Mr.. Il.
personally tina, he would and added that he should
sign II wnh pleasure, observing at The same time
that II was not precisely such bill as net ms views.
II lelt to suit his own OPINIONS, he would prefer a
bill with such aud such provisions, vi ich provisions
were ldcnlcally the same with those in the bill lie
had vetoed. with Two exceptions. lie sad that he
dad no, Object To capital OF thnty five nlo, $
but thou- h, that fifteen millions would be sufficient
m support Of winch opinion he had REFER Mr.. Il
| TO the sentiments OF MI. Gdiatln. The President
had formerly drawn Distinction bet Seeh foreign
aud domestic bills of exchange; bul a change had
! come overt c sriut Of his dream, and he now held
that the Bank must deal in foreign bills only and
accordingly that restriction was inserted IN the bi
exncss'y to meet his views. But no, that b'l
would nut do Pray, what sort OF a bill would do J
| Mr. i. had before SAID aud he now repeated iha
the Ptesilru had changed ms OPINIONS since thi
session opened Just as often as the sun had risen,
and II had lasted now some huudicd and twenty
days, A VOICE. No, MOI hundred. Well, hun
bred days aud bundled changes OF opinion " l,
quite sufficient
And now IL would be well nough to look liltl'
INTO the causes winch had produced this change. |
WAS about the 20th ofJuly when doubts began 10 be
animated whether the President would sign The banI
bill. When Congress met, such doubt was iel
IN any quarter. Where was the man, Wing OF Lo
cioco, who expressed doubt about the y,.ttei /
VIII, was the cry OF repeal got up! That show
AT "A
Locoioro. that the bill would not be signed, 10
they conceued the plan OF raising a repeal party al
the eNptcss assumption that II would be signed; bu
before the middle Of July doubt asosr, aud just
/, bout that period the Richmond Enquirer began Il
discover ihat President r,l marvellous pro
pei man; thai he was patI'oit high minded states
man, aud IA uaIIonal benela,tut. Mr.. Ruchie bega
To tickc hum with soft corn" aud Mr.. T,ler lat
, tened At he house.pI And What, proposition
VS. then brought forward!
Nh Il. here quoted an article from the X CHI
mond Enquirer, N the form OF letter TO Mr.. Ty
ler suggesting certain calculations as to his pJIu
cal mosprcIs
Here ii is, said Nj, r.. open an d direct Did
take Dad Pr sdent Tyler accede TO II! Nh.
sad that nom that hour the whole policy of lh
T Administration was changed. lie did not sly tier
u had been any bargain AID sale. Those Who pu
= facts together would draw their own inieenccs.-
What had since then been the course pursued as t
i removals! Mr.. t. would refer them 10 but case
y member from kentucky, from the Louisville dis
tuct, Mr., GkANEs) had openly in the House point
ed 10 The Repor ems desk al The Globe, and had re
iened To an Individual who, ~ he said, received
salary ut Sl2O0 as IA clerk in one of the Depart
meuts and who, nevertheless, continued to rcpor
: Tor The Cube When the Wings came into power