Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-02

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Al II ,,,sb, mr. Al The mol i, had been f,r seer
iht tim II ,trson would die N ne short mouth after
the commencement, of his ajmin,srai ion tha, Vic.
President Tyler would be elevated to HE Presden.
tnl cha,t; that a bill passed by decisive ,rnj,iiirr
81 the h,sl Wing Congress charte,ing "A Na,ionat-
,ark would be pre- scn,rj Ter h,s sanct,r, AID that
he would veto the iii, III hsz rd any thing irn
express the conviction tiiht he would not hfvc r~c.i-
we'd ! solitary vnte n the n,ualing Convention,
solitary Il coral vote any State in tho
Uptonl a
Shall be tod that the honor, the ffnlness the
independence of the Chief Maglslra'e might havs
heen drawn question II he had remained passive.
and 80 permitted the bin 10 b"rome 4 l,ul I an
s"er TIN, The Office of nj Magistrate Isl sacred
ani ex1iled rusi, t'atrd Hud cont RED Cor The hen.
eff al thu nation, aud not ios ,le private advantage
al The person who hs y. Can any mans rrpnia-
lion ot hrmness. independence and honor be Of
importance thant welfare Of great L, opl-!
There "a nothing, 10 my hcmblc 'dgme It. in snen
course incompatible wiii hon"f, wWh Gr nncss.
WIN Independence properly uub rtsood' Certainly.
mls' ie'Peeh"i} thnk, III NI'FenceiOa measure
LIKE tins, recommended by such high sanrtions-b;
NV III s''seS-oY 'he hhl' "lN OF lpuT Piesijrnts
by repeated decisions oil the Supreme Court-bv
tie aeahesctnee and udl m mt Of the People 9th.
unH'n oelrs uufing long pe'i Us OF tlie-by in
sdntaiy operation on the interests e the c,mnInni-
~ Tor space III hfiy tcats, aud demanded by III.
i'"le whose sun acts plac Il Pes J"nt Tyler in
1hai second "ihee from VIII nee lie was translated
10 Tie hfsi, lh'i lie "h2" have suppressed the
l,omPl'nss ~ All ~ tSon'' piue 81 private opinion,
! any arose III MS b"so''' "hn y''drd To HE wishes
'nd "hh's"l II county, N" q" 1e We thai,
III snth course lie """'h have made The sa,lilest
s'chncc III just se'se OF p''s"ndl onor, iirnine~s,
~ h'eltooenef
Jul, sff, hete IS silll thru ai'c.n'vc, to which
/ III oie, not because | nrdn To ultimate that u
sliohll be embraced, but becdus" am reminded of
II ny hemalhble event ~ the lile OF resident ~
lei II will be ,ceolleced Ihat after The Sena'c had
passed the res 'nion declaring the removal nf tho
public depo'i IS ltom Abe Ilic Bink of the United
Siales 10 have been dcrognIo,y from The ConH,iu-
n"h ani Laws - the uhtd States, for which stcso-
lniion II stlenl, ihen senator ycr, hat voted thu
'ienfial AsSeh'hl, 81 Nngini hs rucied The Sens-
to,s llon tiat > ate to vote loi The expufgng 1T
thu resolution. senator l!lrr declined vning IN 3
e"normny WIN that Ins'tucitn n. AID resigned hls
81 IN Tie senate Of the untrd "a es. TINS he did
bteanse he could nat conform, AMI did not ilink II
ughl IN counter, Ia the WISHES tiose ml,o had
lliee1 him III the Senais. II, ", Ell ghc perpe Of
Nngh,a, ~ the General Assembly ul Vrgini, we,.
In only constituency, he would not set up his owu
part'eaa, oi'nono oplosIIon to HENS la, onah,
Ia be the rule # hs duct when ibr Pcor,e Of oG
Slate WI he hation-compos his co. iiuenc,!
II 'He III 81 't cons'i ncy OF one State I" be L.