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Hild somstinss. Csneral Jackson used
10 say Il vas sometimes policy % be FAsh
and violent. sad MF. B. dad DOT know bat
+ this would bea Ga tine iOr such eOnns
but be should treat the matter With al
moderation and mildRess, Tor, 10 truth. be
felt very lItils exei.emenl ~ % ihis Bank
biz COW /: he had alehsd its progress a.
oGs friend watched the lingering death
bed OF another. until his excitement bad
passed Sway; but has Indignation was
oniy increased.
! DC. B. said be would lay DOVE q pro-
PosiuOn which could not be denied add
that was. thai the great and Sll-absoTbing
question which bed divided The two great
PaThes IN thia eo9hiTy Tor ycars past Wss
The currency question. This lay At the
foundation Of RVsTV other. Mr. B. was
not going to be SO ridiculops Is to say that
that vas the only issue made before the
People ia ell portions OF The country dor.
ing the late eleelioo. The questions dis.
euSsed we're various. This OF Bank vas
enc; but II was not the only one. The
Sub Treasury Was another; neither Wus
THAT the only oDe. The Distribution bill
was one. bat not the only one. The HOoe
ease was one, bot IL was not the only one.
Ebe Wings bad not deemed Il proper. IL
vas not good policy. 10 drive from them
those who were ready 20 join their ranks
on other questions because they did not
agree With them about bank bat il
levinced gfoss ignotsnce TO aGitn. that this
vas 20, the great and most important Of
all the questions. The WING party had
then sent delegates 10 Harrisburg aud Mr..
Tyler went there AZ one. A confidential
iuend OF bis in he Senate (Mr. Rivss)
bad said, for Mr. B. had heard him. that
The domination at Harrisburg turned on
The question Of Bank OF no Bank 20 add
bot Tor Mr.. Claws known commitial 10 q
Bauk OF the United States. be would have
lhsea nominated but that as Harrison
vas DOT so committed he obtained the
domination. Did the Senator in that re-
marx, express the sentiment 0f bis friend
the P1eHdenti Mr.. r presumed he did.
And il he die in what attitude dad II
place the President? After be got 10
Hamburg he recommended Mr. Clay:
and, II rumouT again Vas true. he Wept
and cried over the result. Yes. be cried
10 think that the bank man had been su.
lperseded by the anti bank man! Now
every body knew that during the interval
hetNSen Gen. Jsokson's veto OF the bank
bil. sHd the Convention al Harrisburg
Thousands and thousands Of men had
changed their opinion in reference TO a
National Bank. from The results Of expe
Renee which had psss, under their e. Is.
Mr.. d admitted. IN IFS broldest sense
TIA, FROM Mr Tyler's first entrance on
public li7e 10 the date Of bis sppo nimeni
10 The ilarr,burg Convention eyery seq
liimeni Of his mind had been hostile to a
bank; bot when be went there. bad not
he Public reason TO believe that his sen
linen,s bad undergone a change. Ger
isinly they had. But. further than that.
Mr.. r. said be kne ~ such TO be the fact
lie had travelled with him on board q
sleambosi. and had heard him more ihsr
twenty times declare that hrs opinion had
Ichanged TO this extent that Naiional
Back was necessary 10 the welfare aud
prosperity Of the eouniry. and that we
could not get on without
Mr. Wiie here rose aud said: VIII
ny eoilsuzue"-- IHsrs bis voice wa
los; TO the Reporter. snids, cries Of Mo-
no Go on! go on Don't yield the aoOrl
Go 90 Ordsr"'l
SIR. Bolts said he had stated precisely
what Mr. Tyler bad said; arb be vas pre-
pared 10 prove that Mr.. T. had gone TO
Hamburg under the influence Of these
continents nor lad be changed then
unil within about twenty DAYS from the
'Ims he came 10 Congress. He bad been
addressed BY committee appointed IN
he eouniy Of flenrieo. Virginia. - IL hts
Continents IN relation 70 bsnk; ara ia
bis reply SIR. 7. had Tried to be as n. och
'non -eommitiap % be could, bot be told
ihe committee that be agiesd Wilh the
aeniimeais Of Gen. Harrison in bis Day
ION speech. NoW. the newspapers. when
feieFTiag 10 that Dayton speech, were too
much 10 the habit Of quoting only one
ip0Tii5n Of a. Sir. b. would read The pas
ssge which vas usually omitted, and
Ehich vent fully for back 40 . matter OF
aeceruiy. (MF. B. here quoted from The
Ispcech.l These were The sentiments en-
iofssd add adopted BY SIR Tyler ia rela-
ion 20 back. And what did that same
speech say a. 70 ihe exeicife Of The veto
lp3wer} { MF B. here quoted very strong
'patsaze azaiutl the proprieiy 81 setting
pIds the sill Of the People, SCI How.
sisr had the prstidsni prae,issd on
a..A.t.HAIH ~ wv AayN9W NIeEEM r
ile bad taics rxrfciss3 The veto power
90 Bile fubstanHsliy hisoun BE would
lake ihe liberty 90 isil be- colleague tAIf
Wisfl shat iaice duurs ne election The
Pfs-idsnt puthcly smrl3yed the same
laoEuafe. Sc was invited 20 attend a
rs is Convention iu Ohio BE accepted
.'be intiaiilo and travelled go ne uay
.op h3m ite CD bore coauuy IN virgin.
ia 1910 fhs State cd Ohio iof me purpose
To attending W hen % ihs Convention.
o. uas treated uiih marked retpect. o.
De uay BE- stopped 81 Whselae aad
vhat we fhs ibrauare 81 rapsr pub
iHhri 60 ihe eros Here Nc d QUO.
.ifd from q paFrr uh.cb descfsbed the
.srFrrh ~ Mf Tyler on which De- bad
shalra aa smrtv purss &c ths people. ri.
eiru.ft ihs herd noney bumbuk and Be-.
ritffi ftli De- greisued good q siafes
bllt bile ia gold end silver ST. %
alio raafft trrthrr arrount of o. sprrrh
a' Crave Greek Marts'l c7usiy end sia.
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