The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
VETO NO. .,


after we had done so we were inclined to
believe that the President was actuaicd by
conscientious scFuples in Withholding his
signature TO both bills. We are now COM
PEELED, after reading Mr.. Bolts Speech
(which We shall publish) to say thai the
President has acted with dUplicity towards
the Wing parry. Mr.. Bolts positively de-
clarcs that he Sad travelled With the Pre-.
silent on board a steamboat and "had
heard bin more tan tEenfy times declare
that hiss opinion had changed to this exteut,
that National Bank was necessary to tie
welfare and prosperity Of the county, and
tho, we could not gct on without IT, And
on another occasion, President Tyler while
at Wheeling, Va, delivered a speech 10
which lholdiug up an empty purse he rtdl.
cn.ed the harl money hsmbug, and decIar.
ed that be preferred good United States
Baak bills 10 Gold aud !S,iccr. Noa,
wha, can the Wings hive TO expect from
sGct a man, who after ullIng Congress he
w5s prepared 10 give Cscn. ilarrisons aJ-
ninisiralion bis cordial support, when, ty
loriGiteua circumstance ha IS ruIscd 10 tie
highest Office, be opposes one Of the prin.
clpll nioasurs the administration was ex.
pccted to carry oui. For pcopc may say
what they have q mind 10 uboni the Bank
Question not being test It cannot be dc.
nied that the subjec, Of the Currency has
ieea before the public for the last six or
oi.lh years, and the Pet Bank System hav-
iag exploded by It's own combusi.bii,y and
tho suh.Treasury being denounced, The
People generally looked Tor Bank q the
United States. We say from such a man
the Wings have nothing 70 expect
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DISSOLUTION OF THE cABENEr
We stated las, week tin, We expected
thai ii the President Of the [ niled States
should again Veto the Bank Bill d,ssalu-
ton Of the Cabiao, would take place. Oar
expectations have been fully rca!1sd.-
Messrs. Badger, Bel, Ewing, Granger and
Cfllen4su, have resigned, and their Pla.
COS filed Is follows
Abal +, upshnr, Of Va, Secretary Of 'he
Navy.
Jno. Milan, cf Ohio, Secretary q Waf
Hagh 5. Legare, q ). G., attorney Gen
eral.
Walter Forward, Of Pa, Secretary Of IL,
Treaairy.
Chas. A. Wlehiflb, Of Ky, p NJ. General
Mr.. Webster sials holds on, and from
tho Believing letter 10 a friend N New
York, does no, thick tho, a disagreement
on one question with the President sioux
make him adopt such course bat aite
reading Ar. Ewing'- Letter to the Prcst
dent, found IN to-days paper giving hi
n,asons for resig,ing, proper sell-fcspcc
should have induced different course bu
nc arr certainly rcntced, OWING 10 the an
settled stale Of our foreira affairs, that h
still continues to I'll the post to which b
was called by the lamentci Harrison.
wasmAaroS. sIpr. II, 1911.
Nv nt.a sm, | thank you for your Kind 81
friendly letter.
Yon all have learned that Nesrfs EwiNt
Bsll. naaua, and CmrrsspEs have rcngne
their respective ugicos Probably NJ "RtS"@
viii feel bound TO follow the sama eNantpa.-
mi. occurrence eau hardly caugn you the sam
dsgree az regret II has accustomed 70 me--as tie
afe mol nnIv my frirnds, bQi persons WIZ "Ho'
| have had cor some time dasly oh'c'h lhssi
course could mol Pariake " 'hiA 'noNsHfu
II IS supposed 20 be Justified presume " ~
differences winch have arisen boi"oen we ~,
aent and Couefesa un0n the mean0 OF estaoAsi
ms proper fiscal Agency and restoring
sound state Of tic currency aud collateral matter
growing onl of thoee differences. regret ines
differences as deeply as any man but nave h'
beet. atla to 500 IN wha, manner the t's'g"''o
Of the Cabinet was likely either 10 remove :
mitigate the evils produced by them, va ~
contrary. nv only reliance fof a remedy iof tho'
evils Aas beou and w. on the union, coneli'A''o'
ard nsrseyernnce OF the whole Nng P''y ~ !
BY no means despair Of scclng yc' aecoIiPils'
cd, by these means all that wo des're y u'a
render us more patient uudcr disaPpo'n'me,n,.,
regard 10 one measure 10 recofleci' a. y luSu
states, BY the President in bis asl message no
areat number Of imsortsn, measures ms pee
already successfully carried through , nara
know when nieh mass Of business has been dc
natehed in single session Of Congress
The annual winter Session is now near
hand tho same Congsss is again soon 70
semble, aud feeling deeply as ever d'd 'ne !
dispcnsable necessity of some suitable p'osis'e
for tue keeping of tho public money TOT a,a
the operations Of the Treasury, and 70 'no nie
nnhl,e ,,tsrast. Of curr,noy and exchange q
No, - has,s 10 bsl.ye Ina, tho party which h
now tho pfedominance will NOT ~ ~ -" -,
spects, yet fulfil the expectations =, w 49,.
lf it shall not, thon our condlt'oh III ~ ~,
deed But, tor ono, ! will NOT elEu Wy , ~
My particular counrxion WIN .uu s,' LII,
ton, however, Is in anhthor Dcp"i''no".
very humhg lone can think rlorc nuuY !.
the value Of tho services which am UNIV " -