Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-31
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL



Cur letters from " ashmgton are positive IN re-
gard 70 the course which Mr. I yer vii take ID re-
gard L. tie bank bill. The y Is o. ~ returned Il
Congress with his 81 lections, and Tie sage ia
which they are stated as already VIRTUES oi
Thursday nie-t ~ ! O'Clock, which is Tic latest
date q onr correspondence.
u De- SAID that the re President. 10 giving hs
reasons os not sign.rg tae 0il ms takcn the fi-m
stand which becomes hs Oiiec. -f.st l.s objections
boldly stated and ably ,ind lca,cl. arl that 40
ufer oi CON PROMISE Unlimited ior aHf allp-aa
made - any cllor measure winch be- - OLD ae SD D..
20 approve 30 place e.! t..C preieitea - n. B.
the message shall bear oar tH.s representation ID
vii be- 70 Ms m grceabc surprise.
Il was known 10 be tie intention IL the President
t. sead ia the message on Friday and u tais VA
done. We suppose u vii b. received here tlis az
tcruoon. ile usay. however, base seen cause -
%. zone q uutR Monday.
In the meantime arrangements. vs. mud srsfara,
are making by the wn - % expires TIER anger ~
Mr. Flyers eonduct. - Air. Ialluadee, Il is said
iH committed tee task % CenDunelhg ana ~ Tire
Senate % faitA.ess - the Just expect Ions ~ tic
party which nominated aad elected h.m. Nf. Iy.
Ter y u receive abundance II eluac .hat there
is doubt for u abuse Tie Wig pre- scs are nc.cr
spariug he vii be made the saal et of Tic same
md scrminate railing with winch these OF Bc
lid used 10 assa las predecessors, Jackson aud
Van Barren We see arcady 30 the whig prints
tokens q Tic fury with which tacy arc preparing TO
attack hiio.
IN proportion 10 the violence with which he as
sailed on the one side % probably be- tue ardour
with which he is defended GA the ether. just
and Conscientious action performed ~ a so tly
manner, wal naturally incline the minds " Tie peo
PIE IN his favor but when they see blm III treated
IN consequence, their favorable opinion vii rise
something Ike enthusiasm. Let support hiui
cordially IN all rgdt measures let Us tgec his part
against the attacks which nc brings upon himself
by acting well but let at the time rcinem-
Der that single public action does not make de
mocrat. hlr Tyler has yet 10 explain ~ nc nation
how 1t was that, knowing he did Mr.. Clay =
opinions, not only m regard 10 all the other great
doctrines aud measures wh. ch divide the wing from
the democratic party. bnt IN regard also TO tins We
~ question Of bank, he could yet zcalousiy cX
crt himself Tor the nomination OF that gentleman
for the Presidency, and labor dill gently to place
aim and his friends in the government, by the over
throw OF that very party To which he must now
look for support the hour Of difficulty. j; Is i'm
possible that a holding Mr. 4 lers position IN
the political world, could imagine that, by giving
his support to Mr.. Clay and ls friends, he act
ing IN favor OF those principles which the democrat
&c party deem vital to the welfare Of the nation. To
suppose It possible would be To defend Mr. Tyler =
political orthodoxy by giving up hts common sense
we throw out these suggestions by way Of eau
ton, lest the Just and honest zeal with which Mr.
Tyler VIII be defended against untescrved attacks
should degenerate into feeling oil mere party
attachment. We must not initiate the wings
who take up and place ia their front rank every
man who quarrels with the democratic party and de-
serts II. We must remember that Alr. Tyler Is
not with US on the Independent Treasury question
that he Is with our enemies the great question oil
the expcdcncy of establishing what believe a
source of mischief and corruption, u national bank
and that he has declared in of his published
speeches that he desired to the constitution 20
amended as TO allow It, establishment.
We must behave TO Mr.. ryier therefore as 4 pa
tFot not as parIsans, Literally applaudng such acts
rs are worthy of praise but RENE mbcrng the dis
lance by which he IS separated from ~. aud giving
him no more OF our confidence than is justified by
the review of his whole political life. Some persons
doubtless, in their delight at seeing INN do a good
thing well, Will talk of making him our next can
dldatc Tor President This although II would spring
from generous and crcd!tabc feeling, would be a
great error OF Judgment. l. would be an error fer
the reasons we have already stated and for the ad
dlonai reason that il Is yet early in the interval
between the elections 10 plunge into conflict OF
personal politics The democratic party MS II now
stands subsisis compact and well ordered equal
iiy, aud we have little sympathy with those who
are IN haste 10 give It head, aud who are more
eager 10 devote themselves to the support Of persons
than 10 the support OF principles.