Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
RICH MO Nd:
uEspAT MORNING. AUGUST ei.
STAIRS al IJasAiar.en.

: arc framed with n view 10 meet the sentiments a
'ae President, shadow q forth in his Veto Mes
: 'hse. Some intimate, that II 10 Tail to accom-.
= Plsh that snd-the message bein: So worded as ia
y oe susceptible of any eonstruct1r-and tho Pr, II.
cent benz determined sanction no bill which the
Representatives of tbs People may adopt. Our
, reading OF the Message aoCogds with that of MIR
; SerGe'nt-rlthoush there is an ambiguity, which
may give cerSoriouS per cnS q handle, and enable
iher' with some show acre STOW, we be,.eye) Of
ius'ice to impute TO the Prcsidclt Ia, de- ign of
GOT ealing hs'iews tor The purpoS, of 4 mcrcenary
traffic m politics. This derosotory inputa,ion upon
hi' honour and his patriotism, will be etiec,ually
disPe"ed, We confidently believe. by his pronp, an.
P'o'A'oi the bill, as soon as 1t shall be submitted
to him.
1t IS true, that if Mr. Wise, or the "Madisc.
I man." or the "G,o5e," be exponents of the Pre-.
s'denE's sentiments, he will resist every effort Of
Congress 10 settle this veSed question: during the
| present session. But some OF these organs of IN.
Executive will have already proven false prophets,
and we indulge the hope that the same fate will
ovenake ther predictions in the present instance.
Ihey may, ono or I'll, fancy the President 10 DOS
s'ss very weak nerves, and seek 10y appeals to HI,
hrmr IS, which they may lsud to the skies, in the
hope OF c'rcumvenlne him, to induce HIM to thwar,
the ropuarwrlL But occupying the lofty and re.
'?onsEe position, which he does. he will discard
petty passions and disregard the unwse counses Of
passionate or interested friends and secret enemies
and bring to the decision of the question n sense q,
his "eishty obligations to the people, who put him
IN power and to the great and permanent interest,
/ OF the Republic. But speculation must soon WELD
/ 10 the rcsut-ior which we await
Saturday, when Mr.. Sergeant moved tb,, the
Bill be taken from the Committee that eyeninc. the
whole LooolOco party were thrown into y;o,ep,
ParoSysm o'rse. 1t was a monstrous outrage 10
bring the question TO vote, after months Of Discus
sion They would not submit Some askeI TO
be excused from voting, and accompanied the re. I
quest with language disgrGceful to themselves and
insulting to the National Legislature Their re-
quests ~ every instance were Indignantly rejected
II IS a good sign TO see these gentlemen, who, few
days since, were all gladness, become so blinded
with passion. Ii augurs well for the Republic. Ii
indicates that their man,ling hopes are about TO lie
'Ishied and besides, we never knew a m an in
rage to 10 any thing either creditabe to himself or
usefl to others
Mr. Sergeau's resolution was modified. Inv s,ri.
king out Saturday and inserting Monday, (ycstcr.
day. when the debate should cease in Committee.
The House then resolved itself into Con nirrse
OF the Whole. Mr.. Sergeant explained and rdvo.
Gated the biI. at large. He was followed by Mr..
Wise, the substance OF whose remarks we find re-
.>r'sd m the Globe. As there may he a few left.
who nay have some r.osi.y to know the po tics!
"Eereaos-,s OF tho author Of the sentiment, "7ae
~ on Of the Uhigs foy The sake Of The Union we
COPY his remarks. Much allowance mus, be mad.
for tic sousce whence the sketch is taken for +, is
scarcely conceivable that Mr.. Wise could have pre-
sen.ed himself .n unenviaJle light as he is pIa
ced by this report. Under the influence of passion
he may be- bat he not mad enough to commit
suicide.
Mc MISE said he confessed t4at he was not prs
pared 10 debate ts bill. and he did not beye th,,
any BODY csc was, excepting the gentleman from
fennsy.yanln, who had just taken his seat The
bal was .aIl upon MS table this morning and n.
had, with frlenG, been engaged IN CONFIRM, tic
OIL No. Il, with the amenGment OF The committee !
and " III the vetoed bill. h went on to give bis
views a. 10 the difference between them. He said
his VIEWS ha.t ma lie up, and crude 2 nd # no
was IN nrrec,, he would ask gen emen 10 co.rsr
him. lie SAID the difference between the establish.
ment oil branches and the establishment of agents |
was ABOUT the same as between a Fiscal Bank and
FIsca. CORPORATION.
he sal YOU might fl ' kites and run race horses
as well upon this course, upon the course Al |
Ne" Market. lie said you could not Obtain dis
cunts ny name Il was true but he asked what
ihs difference was, when he wanted a discount he |
tween ais drawing bill upon a friend at New Or. |
cans for $4,000, and Sc. .ng to the B,nk and his
friend craving upon him mere for s. 900, when he
WaHtsI discount, an selling Il . the agent bank
At New Orclnsi lie as d, u'tsf reading the m. |
per that he held in his hand, the veto whether snv
gentleman here believed thll this fiscal measure
could become a law
Mr. W.rgrI en- extract rom the veto message
ana asked % ;nls was nni ni'i .rCate a Nat~na
Bank TO operate per 81 over the JE.oal TIE Presi.
dent I'D not object to the form Vt the c,cature but
% the po" ar TO cfea'e-to 1coT crate a NauOnal
Bank TO Oper'ic per %. Over ,uc Union.
tic said u the po~er his Government rod wa D
IN is laona. or IN rs local CharaC'.s. II Il held IL
IN 3D. oca character, II neye- ,yIId c-Cate Bank
e. operate per Sc over the United 0.acs and IT IL
hold II IN It's material CHARACTER Why steal 1t from the
Constitution ~ cheating the Conscience ut the Pr
sjent, calling a branch agent, and a bank cor
ppraiIoul He asked II any one won d pretend
That capital OF S2l OOOOJU necessary Tor tb o
Disirct OF Coumbiri lie claimed thJt II was
National Bank 10 al intehts and purpOses-to col.
lee; and disburse the public money fOn Passarna.
quoIjy TO the Sabine, aad from the Atlantic ocean
10 the most Western tribe. II was TO be the omui.
present Treasury, 10 operate per Sc the coun-
~. lie asked, why press again upon tho Pre-
sde.ta dill which he had expressly declared II would
/ be crne Tor him TO sancuOn1
/ lie sud gentlemen had drawn deductions from
IIe veto message not justified by the langua,eR
lie sad the clIngc OF language OF the bul got1TT
not alter the bill. Neither could an agent be nut
30 State without the assent OF a State. Heasked
why the SuDTrCasury was repealed nt the mo.
WfntE was. lie salI gentlemen had tT.eaued
themselves 700 repeating t. They might after the
veto, have .tit him with the SuU-Tteasury upr,-
pclIed, 20 be arrnIgnsj before the American people
aud gone home. 10 r1dthe House had passed the
. B.nkup. bill as II lad passed It's Bank bill bv
lodging u, and had made minority bill OF IT, lie
laughed at the ldca Of throwing at John Tyer Tho
. bloody bones Of purse and sword. lie said he did
I not believe that he ever had a sword buckIed 4,
h.mi and rs for purse the nation had none. Us
said Dr. had been said that the Cabinet was in rv
ofthe Back. But who were tho Caline7 Ter,p
Of sudemnce, and not hs Cabinet. lie said tb.
Cabinet WIS organized with seeds of rs own de-.
s'ructOn IN 10. IL was an union n the House Of
York 1ud of L1ncasicr--DT the white mi red ro,ss
lie asked who 10 Tat read lessons 10 Inc ftie,ds
oi the President Of the u. S;ctss par sresRsnc7 A
Disappointed politician, who failed 10 get the vote OF
his own party, and who now not only determined TO
be the power behind tho throne, bot the mower 10
stride over the throne, King and alI like colossus
ucdt not lucknow edge the Cabinet or the ma lori
~ here as the President Of the United States lie
asked when the President ever recommended a
Bunk or distribution Of public land To tx the peo.
b'- 'shl millions n oOl1rs, and break the comprD.
MISE ac' Tic SAID any man who endorsed the ru-
NOR That he and his friends were the Kitchen Cab.
O. net, lied. lie s1id n the President had Kitchen
Cabinet with a barber from fredericksburg 10 pro.
/ hhe Over u, another had Charles TO preside
e over his c'.ncni, and white Charcys, too, 10 do his
Do hjdng lie SAID the friends Of the President par
Id excellence hld been compared 10 cOrporaIs gunrd
lie Wou d tel. them that they might be corpoars
s'afa mere but no would point to the masses.
~. Dsks 'rnu H''o arorns grow,
lsNE' tfrfu1 from little fountains flow.