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

ne mas not hhh hmr 10 pfrpa1e nnd submit HuthnliFc
recommendation III his own, and sincerely desires
hne ioi deep aud deliberate redeeii"n on the sub
jecl! All tins may serve to deceive some people hut
II don't fool me. II could have my oen way.
would never leave this Capitol until The public ,no-
noy was put under Tho control OF Law, aud he Pres
den, Invested OF all power over II.
1T has been h., good fortune and pleasure IN con-
cur with Congress IN all measures excep, ,h's. and
why should our difference IN tins alone be pushed
I" ex'iemes. liz" sopp''eaung How humble !
why, sir. let me tell You, u you 'lo not Know u
thai II has mol been his pleasure 10 concur IN all Tie
measures. There was one, and that, next 10 tiis.
the mos, mpo,nn,, ,ha, h. s,goed wnhou, the
10 pleasure. lie sly, himself he had great 'lii
hcniiy aud hesitation IN signing the land or dlsif
button bill notwithstanding. 10 his message IL Con
etcss, he recommended It's passage III the must un-
qualified terms, aud l",hsand ny, tho la, WIN
lcf IN whe | served N the Legislature al Vnglnia,
he, rs chairman OF II committee, brought IN report
recommending tho d'sir,bulion and u re, oul"n Ia
shuoung Senators 10 voic Tor !, aud nothing, let
ne tell you, bu, his deep aud unqualified comn,,,a
10 the IN ASSURE tyei detained his signature 10 lie
b'll. b cause 1t was disiasleiu 10 the otlle:
parry.
But 'lc pecniid,it, Of his situation ia appended TO
~ emitting him 'pos poucmen, II Tins 81, jcci
to u more auspicious period Tor deihcfalioD." The
peculiarly OF his situation! What J., thai pccul,ar,.
W IL CAGE ,uto the P,csidenlia char suuound.
ed by such party, Ion numbers, integuN. IN ell,-
before; mnh majority ~ both bfauch,s ot Com
gress ready TO susian HIM IN all prope, measures;
pledp 10 cany out all the principles 81 reform
whnh a cortnpt dynasty Of twelve years duration
had rendered lndsI rnsable 10 our prospeft,, pedg
ed too. rpona punrlplc which he clained ~ have
been the first 10 sugges, ui "one Pfcs,denl ierm;
aud before he had been ia'ty installed into office,
H., by mad au'bni u. lie SETS himself up 1or The
succession, dei,ches bms'Il from his old Trends
aud his panty, collects around him AZ conf lcu,al
whispetcis men Who IN some instances, arc unwot.
thy OF his sghi. much les, IN. conf lencc-th,ows
himself into the arms oi The Opposn,on, ~ hopes
o finding i,vor "ih them for his dese'non IT u.,
and now comes Ia Congress To talk about the pc
ctatty Of his situation, aud asks Tor umc TO de.
llberale.
Mr.. Speaker. MS II Is impossible 10 se,ye God aud
Mamtn"o both, 81 conceived n IN 'ossble ioseiye
Mr.. Tyler aud my fnuntty AZ The same time. Inii-
mate wih hun rs mad been, personality devoted TO
HIM as was, when | found he had tor ,ak"n his
principles ioisouk hiin; mhc4 found he had aban.
doned the iai'h upon winch | supported hun and
the " hg party had supported hm--whcn tonnd
hm eraspng NJ the purse stilogs OF The oaitl', re-
pc ding all LAVISH winch the public ,nou,ys nigh,
be cootolled, filing The pubic L, l,rsb by taxes aud
by loau, and then iriusing his assent 10 such laws
Representatives oitns People approved ioT iheit
safety aud Disbursements .ba"donrd IA, ,ni made
var upon his principles and ms policy. anne no
here 10 var foT men, whether Tor trends OF against
enemies; came here 10 serve my county 10 toe
besi OF NY abilty, AID 10 maintain those principles
upon winch aluur b II, We tho prosperity of the
rUuutry cnn be ptcseiv.d; aud u | have been com
prlled 10 sever t-onal and polipca ues that have
bound me 10 lhaI mao iot years past, u may he
painful, bn' am no, troubled with the IN -, ty,na
i.neeiion that has been occnsioned by any iaut oi
nine. On the contrary. feel proud satisfaction 4,
having shown hat n nher friendship nor individual
sdvsocrmen copli dave me from the discharge VI
u high public duly.
Having now disposed of the Ve,o Message, will
p,ocrtd 10 make eood the barge OF p '6dy brought
against the Prts'heui, winch shall eudeavpr to do
IN b, coming sput aud ien per; ayo'diog i"r
possible all le,sonalny Ia" ards the P,.s'jeo, Iui
iher ,llan may be insepuable from u lar develop
mebl OF his nbc eou,se. and then will apl ear
t"ther as a necessary consequence OF that course
than from any Disposition have 10 i-dulge ~ H.
Gen Jackson used 10 say there was sometimes poi.-
ey IN rashnrss bell I've II to be true aud, perhaps
there eonld be muie fl occasion Tor iitile IN
temperance than ihls but iual ieel | should bet
Ter serve my purposes by avoiding II. In truth. sn,
| feel no excitement; have watched owe, this bank
bill IN all ,is various Stages as ifieut might watch
over the lingering dealhDrd IL another un,il Al asl
he becomes ian,Iatzrd To the scene by prrpnatlou
for the event; but ~ the same time aus, saw, my
indg has IN, feased rather than diminished al
tins last act OF reaciery 10 his Cabinet IL Congress
aud the country, as will show Vt TO be before |
conclude
In the lisi, place, men, l state the proposition
br"adl, that the que-tion al 4 reformed currency,
which was contemplated through ,he operations oI
a Naional Bank, was the great, leading. aud
paramount question ~ the lale political canvass,
aud 80 understood to be lbfou bout the ~holt
county; aud ~ beIiays gross iRn"ranci OF The po-
incai h story VI ne country noi 10 know it. and
sui greater degree OF dupncny 30 denyu. surely
do not maan to say IT was the only question an,
where presented, bu' II was u promineDt QUESTION
every where, made 50 by the adversary even wher-
friends desired 10 av1id II. SO with the sub.
Treasury; III was anoher great aud leading para
mount qaeston on the other side, but MT the on,
n'stou; wnh the llooe case, the sian ing army
nfielil, OF pubic agents, aud vtrieiy OF nthei
QUESTIONS M ned up Iogeiher, each having IT'S bear
ing aud u1 uencr; hut sili, AT iast, The cufrenc,
question lay The lou udaliou oil all the rest aud u
MAS ha,dly 10 be expected thai We should ad ni II
when pressed upon rs, thai tins WAS the excius We
test, and DIVE from and all who disposed IL
ian US other grounds AID ! am very lar fron
mn ann that all who voted the Wing ucke, are
pledged to support u National Bank, nut | d,
inaintaln that who we're selrcied ny the party.
as agents 10 cary their general principles.
Al least ped4 ed unde, all the cncuns'an,e 10 car
~ OUT the most prominent aud most important, ore
10 have deeiared ihen hostility Ia ,h"se measures
hen the nomination rendered TO them. Les
US what were the p lula ar circumstances under
winch M,. Tyler was elected.
10 December, 1889, N iional Convention of the
Whig party assembled d, Harrisburg 10 Domi"atc u
President aud Wee President. From the iIne OF
tie exprta ion Of the charter Of the late Bank oIht
United STATES up To thai period, the currency OF hr
country had been ~ the mos, deranged Condition.
~ d furnlshe ainOs the uuy topic Of drscuss,"n
throughout the country; the Army b' II zoe case,