Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

those s ates would be liable to inde6nie ro,ipone.
nient-fOr, as the operation of the agencies ia the
interior would chiefly consist in selling tills OF ex
change. aud the purchases could only lie made ~
specie or the notes of banks paying specie, the
State Banks would either have 10 continue with
Tier doors closed or exist at the meScy Of this
, tionol monopoly of brokerage"
| la this as IN every other paragraph in the mes
sage, ignorance OF the English language prrdomi
mates over every thing but ignorance oi those mat
terS 10 he ignorant OF which, utterly disqu,lifes
m'n Tor public employment OF any kind. That
Mr. Tyler had any definite idea ofwh he intended
10 say, we DO not believe; but he had heard some
crude notions expressed by his ignorant councillors
t'a, IN as much rs there WAS no limit prescribed a,
winch the Bank might SsH exchanges, Il would be
able To hN its own prices aud thus prey upon the
community. He certainly did not intend to COM
PLAIN that the Biil objectionable, because II did
not say that the Bank should net pes over a GER
tam amount 10 a. B. for bill on Nc~ Ocleans
anJ yet this Is Just what Il does sly. Bot the se-
neral idea sought L. he conveyed, il ridiculous IS
Is thc ignorance Of language uSe in expressing IL
Who ever heard Of regulating 10y law the rate of
/ eHchnnse between two ciiicSl Ii John Tyler was
not as sno'ant Of commerce and finance as the cart
morse which draws through our streets the tale of
cotton or Neg Of specie, he would know that was
Just as easy tn regulate 10y act OF ConsTrs. the
course 81 the wind and the character oi the seasons
a IN rate ~ Exchange. And yet, because the bli
eS'sh llshing Fiscal Agent tor the Government n,
inc United States did not attempt thus manifest
t"r5Ssibi'y, the Executive OF the nation oil.rs i, a.
:
sttut'onal approvali,
Bot this is not all. Those who passed hi, bill
sought thereby TO give a regulator for our currcn
w ana hopcd 20 te-eStabhsh II upon that s,e basis
where Gen'. Jackson found II in IScg 'rLs v,,,.
otln,t OF th's Exchange Bank was To con,n,I an,
'o'a' institutions tn compy with their e,,s,-cmen.S
" CLOS ,heir dnors; ard yet that able Fn,n,i,r
!"hn TYLER, who breaches 80 elUaucn,,y Of his .,,
ms 'h'h at office aud his aseisne, .ba who !
l-ctS ~ he learned Oh all Questions NJ r,n.,,,,'
Ia" ana eN 'cdrncv, urges a. . cause IN, IN. W.
'h1' TINS hIl. would, in ITS operation mrI,,h d.
purposes tor which 1t was enacted, I'll, deems !,
over hazsriouS to pass the bill into 4, law and
Me'c'o,r, ms wall being in HIS estimation the SUI
p'ehe law ct thc land, he prohibits Cnrgr,.s ",
S.eslns' mower which hc starts by adn1,,rn,- the
Constitution confsrs. '"'
IN CONCLUSION says he, 81 take leave mos, rc-
sre,uu'Iy to say, sc " WHAT language is tb;s G,r
an Executive o the Union To Us, to \ "a o-li,,,. |
o'a"'" "i Ia Gnvctrm-n2 Is til, man cry r., /
1907 "r an 'mn,cii,l Has he no manlin.s mo- S,,t-
s'y y" respect Tor toe hugh station h. acr,.l.o.
,Hty must Tie axes leave most respectfully L. -,
"n"i in God he would stake leave" OF Li. ,tf,, /
rs ne evidently has of his senses IT he ever d any
ani mus leave the people n liberty Z, eri,v the
rus u mat victory OF winch they have been ron.
u q ~ iho trc5chtgy, tie u.nlraucr o. the. ,r,I.
c'Ity ~ one John Tyler. OF N,rsinr,. ", c.,, mo-,
on WHICH horn If the dilemma h., trend, think
v 'Ptr !" suspend this shadow ut an abstraction
"hich requires the necessary know rInc ami en,r.
sy 10 make It dangerous; but whose We !;n,ss and
IL
ihen' irIo contempt, the snc tune TIA, II with
h''"N ''"m the people measure t,r which thrv
nave struggled for nearly ten years and nl winch
u ''us hut base trcAclcry and :" a. uis--g,rd of
me p'lnesi dictates OF honor aDd du v, could de-
prIve them.
ihere was period when the conduct Of John Ty.
Ter excited feeling Of anger IN tie breasts of the
Peope' but hat time IS pact. Contempt aud plry
ai' 'he o"'y sentiments they now feel towards ono
VINO could pen such document as that we have
referred to- or degrade himself and his high Office.
"y Su'h winning, purre, aud nausCous appc,l /
as that with which he closes his message and mos,
respectfully hcSeeches the Wings to rprset ms
Weakness, I, forgive his treachc.y anl to tolerate
ms diSrcputable ignorance.
In conclusion, we take leave" most respectfully
10 say, hat the People Of both parties are heartily
SEX OF joan Tyler; and I'VE most respectfully sub.
az M IN the spirit OF harmony, whether the present
nhereoces Ot opinion" between him and the PeopIs
OF the United States SHOULD nc pressed Curtber.m
and whether his peace and happiness and the pros
peil'y and honor of the country. will not be best
consulted, 10y LIS most respectfully" re,irns to the
shades OF priv e lite, with the privilege OF drawing
twenty-five thousand dollars per aunum icOm the
pubic treasury, until the day OF his death