The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-02
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haze been near three nscsias aine~t sIcios.sesy
engrossed with the very sgbJ-E rseif We have
heard al manner IL fezs ssstsents and arzuneasts
ia aDy way connected sth T. We understand
al ever learn % compvshend ssooi
SailossI Bank. And ne have, 81 iesss, som cOrcsf
tson TO ~ MIA, 81 wd be acceptable al the
exber end o. The avenue. YET now, With vast IA
ty n the Psotse II tbs entire country crying ous
II = ~ Bzbk-srh tbe p<Op@s fhrocgboct the
Whole valley ~ the Mass sEppa rsang 10 their laey
ard demanding il a. Indispensable % tbesr seee1ng
and pointing % thslf L2s@es iher saerfees and hesr
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STATE a things grzsely and cotsy lid bs the
h0CSrzh@e Senator from Virginia thai We lad b~st 70
hoae, leaving The purss And me sword 10 ths uneon
xogles3 yssse4.aoa u the Pfessdeni and sbcvs ali
itisgs, peses To naaks panty Bank Why, Hfs does
b. Nth all his knowledge u the conflicting oFAnlons
shich prevail here and have prevailed. believe that
make Bank but by the so.ez Of one par
~ who al IN hsos Of a. IN opsaIon 70 the votes Of
sno,hes pAr,y agsins d deprecats this expression
Of opinion from that gentleman The ofe, because, al
though tie honorable Senator professs not 10 know
The otinions ofthe President certainly does t0fn out
the sequel that there is lnoss remarkable colnei
dence bet~een those opinions and bis o~n and be
bas, the present occssion, defended the motssss
and the course Of the President with all the socnude
and al the fsrvent zeal Of member Of his Priry
Council isnghl There - a rulnor abroad ihat
q c4tal eI xfs--a new sort Of Kitchen Csbines-vhose
oblret il the dissolution u the regular Cabinesihe
dissolution 81 the Wing party the Dispersion Of Con-
gress without accomplishing any Of the great puf
poses u the extra sesssonznd total change IN TACT
10 the whole lace 81 cor political affairs hope, and
persuade my sei that the honorable Senator - not
cannot be- Of the componen, msmbsrs Of such
cabai; but must say that there has been displayed
BY the honorable Senator to-day prejspDsiion, az
tonIshing and IneIpcsble 70 u,iscoDceiye almost all
Of what have said and perseverance, after repeated
corrections 10 misaBdersta Dting-for will not charge
him with ~ifuy and Intentionally incorporating
the whole spirit and character ofthe address which, a.
9 Of hoGof and as Senator, felt myself bound
duty 10 make 10 this body.
The Senator begins with saying that ! charge the
Presiden, with " perhdy r Did / use any such Ian
guage1 appeal TO every gentleman who heard me
10 say whether have in single instance gone be-
yOnd fair and legitimate examination Of the EIecu
tive objections the bill. Yet be has charged me
with arrsigning" the President, with ind,ciing him
in various counts and with imputIng to him motives
such AZ never ntmaied or dreamed and that, when
was constantly expressing. over and over my per-
sonal respect and regard for President Tyler, for
whom have cherished intimate personal friend
ship OF tw.nty years standing, and while expressly
ssid that il that friendship should now be interrupted
IL should not be my fault Why SIR, what possible,
what conceis able motive | have To quarrel with
The President, OF 10 break 1.-THE Wing parry What
earthly motive npel me TO wish for any other re-
sui, than thai tina, party shall remain 10 perfect bar
nnony undivided and shall move undlsmsyed, boldly,
and unitsdly Drsasd 10 the accomplishment Of the |
ai-mporant public objects which It has ayo~ed to be
its aim What imaginable interest feeling can
have other than the soccess, the triumph, the glory
Of the Wing party But thai there may be designs |
and purposes the part Of certain other individuals
place in inmicsi relations with the President,
and to represent personally opposed 10 him, |
can well gineindis Idusls who beating for
recruits, and eBdeasoring 10 form third party with
materials scanty as 10 be wholly insufficient 10 com
pose deacent corporas guard fear there are such
individuals though do not charge tbs Senator as
b. ing himself one OF them What spectacle has /
been presented 10 this nation daring this entire s@ssicn
Of Congress- That Of the cherished and conhden-
tisI friends Of John Tyler, persons who boast and |
clam 10 be par eresu<nee his exclusive and genuine
friends, being the bitter, systematic, determined, I'M
compromising opponents Of every leading measure Of
John Tyier's administration Was there be-
fore such example presented in this or any other
age. in this any other county have myself
known the President too long and cherished toward
him too sincere friendship allow my feelings 10
be affected or aisnsted by any thing which has pass
ed here to-day. II the President, chooses-~hich ]
he cannot unless faIsehood mas been whisper
ed into his poison poured into his heau-to |
sake OF common friendship and common coun- |
try. | now repeat, what 1 before said, that, Of all
the messuies Of relief which the American People |
have called upon foi that Of National Bank and
sound and uniform currency has been the most loud
Iy and unfortunately demanded
The Senator says that the question Of bank was
not the made before the People Ut the late cleo
ton can say, for one, my own conviction Is diane
tncally the contrary VIVA, may have been the cha. |
racter Of the canvass in Virginia, will not say pro-
badly gentlemen both sides were, every where, 90
vefnel in some degree by considerations Of local poll
cy. What issues may therefore have teen presented
10 The people Of Virginia either above or below tide
waller, am not prepared to say. The great error,
however, ofthe honorable Senator il in thinking that
the sentiments Of particular party in Virginia are
always fair exponent Of the sentiments Of the whole
Union A laugh can tell the Senator that wher
ever wss-in the great valley jf the MIssissippin
Kentucky-in Tcnbessec--in Maryand-in all the /
circle. in which moved every where, Bank or no
Bank" the great the leading, the vital question
At Hanover, in Virginia during the last summer, at
one Of he most remarkable and respectable and graft
fyng sssembages that ever attended, distinctly an
nounceJ my conviction that Bank Of the Unlted
States was Indispensable As TO the opinions Of Gen
HARRISON know that, like many o,heu, be had en-
Luhi. ne 10 The Of bank