Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-25

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THURSDAY. .NOpEUBER p. 1911
MIR. THEIRS FISCAL. AGENT

MIR. 1NLER'S FISCAL AGENT.
As the dayapProaches rthe rcassemblmgo Conrres.
public curiosity is becoming somewhat excited in refer
to the plan which viii probably be proposed by the
President. i.r the collection safe keeping and liioSe
ment Of the public revenue. A'cw days aeo tie Kch
mnnd Enquirer copied frm the Salem Massachusetts,
Gazette I4jei. contained in letter from w ashington
the writer Of which seemed to speak one having an
thorty and who expressly ntmted that it would recey,
the Executive sanction, if indeed II had already done
50. This scheme proposes Fifty Million Monster
but recognizes the assent OF each State preliminary
condition 10 the establishment of branch within lis lin
Its, and IN some OF It's other principal features is made to
CONFORM 10 the heretofore expressed opinions of the Pres
dent-thou9h OF course 1t Is matter of doubt whether
these opinions are s held BY that distinguished iunc-
tonary. The Enquirer, however, at once pounced ulr
on tins scheme as heterodoN III principle yolave of TIN.
Resolutions OF $50. and At with State Rights (,s
recognized, we suppose in the Procltnation of Gen
jackson in le2D A. President Tyler has since been in
Richmond, and IN close communion with the editor OF the
Enquirer 1t may be. that even if this proict hal hereto,
fo received the sanction OF that very firm and consistent
gentleman, he was then convinced by the .ncw lights"
thrown upon the doctrines of.S 9, that he had been in
erro and that he has consented to deceive its authors
as he did Mr. Ewing in relation to the Treasury scheme
Ola Bank dgescd at the last session of Congress- and
subsequently Messrs Sergeant Berrcn. and others in
reference 10 the second Bank bill few DAYS however
will dyes the subject Of all doubt and await develop
ments with an interest commensurate, not with the i'm
portance Of the subject but with the focbencss & mfr
NIFTY Of purpose Of him IN whose control has been to
great extent, unfortunately committed
The Enquirer avaed itself of the prrtex afforded by
the publications. Of this new plan of Fiscal Agency. to
assail Mr. Spencer the Secretary Of War; to whom
sratcrnty was with great seeming confidence ascrbc
an imputat1n however, which has bcensnce repealed
by the Madisonlan, in the usual cyasvc language of The
Conr ;-and Mr.. Tyler altctionacly warned, by
It's new ally, Of the dangerous Influence which Mr. Spel
Ger would exert his official actions hook were
not promptly put into his mouth And it may, in this
connection, ben5tcd of the least remarkable
OF the consequences that have resulted from Mr. Tycrs
new party associations, that even the members of his
Cabinet ,-gentlemen socctcdby himself and not freed
upon him by the dcmseofh his prcdccesspr.-arc compel
led in order oprevchthc suSpcioa Of the President from
falling upon them, to defend themselves against the as
san OF the leading Loco Foco journals to whose coun
sells 1t is manifest, the President whose election they OBJ
posed turns willing than he does even 10 the
friends ohs ownsclecton, whom he has called around him
as his confidential advisers We do not know of course
10 whom die authorship of this Fiscal Agency,
which meets with sucIa stern and prompt rcbuke from
the Enquirer. is properly to be ascrbcd-nor coming in
unofficial shape have yet examined it, with sufii
Client To express any opinion of its claims public
support but have recent il stated that ii the
offspring of Judge Beverley fuckers mind-hat it was
submitted to the President. and approved by him before
the meeting otthe extra session Of Congressman that
the President had direct reference to it in the suggestion
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upon the derived from the sales Of the Public
Lands, might answer the purposes Of the government,
and ensure sound and uniform currency the country
We have good To believe that plan ,ras submit
ted to the President by Judge Tucker; but wleth-
or this be thesame whether if it be, it met with
the sanction of Mr.. Tyler, not prepared to say
Nor indeed is it at all material, for even if the Presi
dent approved of it May last that approval would fur
nish not the slightest indication This present opinions
On the contrary changcabe his purposes that we
should take it for granted if he approved of it them he's
opposed to it now, and rice rersa
Our opinion is that Mr.. TYLER WILL in violation alike
Of his acknowledged duty to the people, and ofhs own
consistency, which, in his cstmaion is by far the most
consideration, recommend the Sub Treas
system, with a aew name, and perhaps varying in so"e
OF Its essential features Indeed We donot know
alternative is left him. Yet if he shall do 81, what
will he do with his declaration, the opening of the
ira session, that the Sub Treasury had been condemned
and repudiated by the people What will he say when
hsown signature to the blII,repealing the Sub Treasury,
with decreeof shall be thrown
IN his teeth The gentleman has involved himselfn
dilemma from the consequences of which we can
escape take what course he may-Certainy. he is wi
ser than he is generally supposed to be- if he hit
upon a device, which shall relieve him from the ncccssl
tyo running counter To OF his mflicting opn-
ions. We wish him safe deliverance