Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

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times ,hink AMI Hon ,,in Jo",, -. A., III,
all r,thcr enoss no M as, n,, y, Ia - IL -, -.
scr, oi n maj, "A | tnke him Ia n. Nal, i..h,a,
The y,utlon,,n himsclr said NJ, q ,,aloa n ,hinl
nf i, smart 6,o,y | s,,, IN ,h, oiso, ,La II =, a.,
very snr,crlv dtoss,J ,c,iv, yn,n,, ,,,n ,,h -
una1ly ready Ia mount ovcrv hn,sc nm, ,as hr,,l,
within the fipg Tho first mao In, hnno, ,ho
mounted was the Bank nanny, and round he won't NOR
rIly To the sound of the music Presently the sim,
hor, Nctn WAS brough ou, whom ri vino the nml ~,
hey cut or two win his Win nm he snang an Ion,s
back aud around the rno no ooo,n went Win a MN,
coiuplaccnry than before 'rhcn cano tho see,nd ,anl
bill the gentleman voted for tl,t then IVA. c,lla th
little lann hll-he believed IN, n,ntlsnnn y,,ed i,
That and last Of all Chyrd IN, ,r,,t r,v.nn, l ha
voted for that Yet vo,iny in succ,sson lar MI t,s
several bills hen h,y wcro ON their nassaea IN ,b,
House ts same pcntcnun ,n, nm ,s a3n, ma In, vt.
Of one after another came in and defended The presi
den's objections 10 the measures he had himself sanmf
ted by his votes with snrvily which the nanllsnnn
fnnn Arcomar would have a,ornod Tint puntl,nn.b
I Mr. Wiar voted boldly AGAINST the bills hut nnull
have scorncd to do So under the Executive lnsl
Here MIR. G. was called To order hy the CHAIR
The qentleman from Massachusetts. for tho twentieth
time had this morning said that the present Con,yr,ss
was competent to do nothing Now Tins very Conores.
lad last summer passed bank bill which as The Urn
tleman voted fr it, he supposed It seemed 10 be worth
something: the hill was vetoed the prnllnman silently
ar1uicsrrd A second bank hin vns pmposed, The een
ileman voted for il aud when that ton, vna veisrd the
gentleman acdulesccd auain Now whit MIR G. com
planned Of was that tho llrnnn while nr54s5ne ~
heartily ia apprpye oC the yotor. had no, the rour,oe IN
withhold his vote from measure so had tha, the pes
trnt could not i'm ronsrirncc otvr if hts Anran Nor
did th,sr tcocs convince even TINT gentleman TINT tn
bills should not pass tor he had voted far them al nnn
the second trial with all the committee had ini ltatl
about The vutthlossn,sa Of thc two sibocs al talri
button andr,ycnno the ucullcnnn had moi the eonran IN
vote aonnst the b,ll and hero no ia yntin tt tho hill az
Ideededlv M any of liz bcat rruds ,,he Ia, nvo,a IN
sennrnt that II would be- hotter for the State. # The
mhlie domain worn tLro,n into fin, lontba oi The ot,u
/ Mr. G. said u,n, in the further reaptLa In, shonld
submit. he should confno him4of To lho last bill the
+ House had pissed Er rcyouuc Wos mol tEat y hill
well and thnr,uobly nolurod} Had moi the oentlenan
hnnsflf whlle it w1son it,, p,s4,ro thranah the com
mitIce for amendment hrou,, "a nh the benefit III Ina
ynst resear,hn which he vaa second Ia ma mn mn
ihn tln1 Had ho NOT loved him stem he ete, md
done his hrs, To perfect il accordiup Il, his o,'p Let
hobs3 UDd he nat thon vood for tho hill and esi II
Ia the President And vh,} 10 vbnt enl} DID ns
want to keep this nation in turmoil for the benefit Of a
pocal cap,hlatc2 I<nnuino tl,t The veto No,d me-
lid tlal ocuieuon u hia aid ia tLo osntleut,n Il, m,
if,rinia AIR nut.\ in Ln tr,ccas ~ ,.henn,, ant
r,l,}o Or did mo votc E,f il in order that aller the
bill should have lccn rotrn,d he n,plt re,d .eprs Il,
m.n,bors b,r,un ia, II ,osl,iy, ,r,r,, md ND !.
hive an opnorupitv of oo,n Il, enduo FxsrntIva it,
muntive in nuou,oc bct,r b,Gltin the r,nsi n,d A. ,
cal, al ue Eps,,rn Jceno han rho Re- rsenlavcs ~
feemrn vu a. .es wore the frat IA rpsis the enc,,s,
ments ,l tyranny and yhns, Ll,od hn,obt a,, eIl;u
nj, tteedoin n,,Il lao soon from, ,Jo ,ton,n, nj f n
L,r Hin
If Nc yyaa ,lcocJ ,ls rcvonro hill bod beon ,t ~,
merely To eNiort a veto that should kInde nm n n,nr
lLrongbou the c,,,rv ,,,, ,I tho oon,lor,,n t,,,,
Nnss,ot tbr,, h, he voo ,,,th, f,o,, On ia,
flame stl mona +, ,o,,r,vp,o lie G,rv2 m, u,n,l,
man ;. yetr ANA rpcnd,d aide hv s,le with tho veto AZ
Mr. g. Tb, orptl,nan could mimi IA ma anprobtinti,n
,ir and prnpcf IN itself and onrr,tnp Ia snnnr, lis
Admins, ration ON vb,cb MIR G. had moi yoted n,th
him Yet when hill vas remarked IN The Ilona, 10
uounto and i s,curo Tho doar,st and most vital inter
cats of Tins coun,rvn b po,urod hv the eou,o,oan,
own efficient aid lar moro than hy any which Mr. e.
could bring Ia i,s nerlcct,ng,nd 1is yoe and Al, q ;,
va,e in ,,s Cvor s,nod adj, bv s,do mon rho ,eooa ,
Mr. G. Ia lac ,nd he hin, ih,t ,,,s, I'm ,l,nr p,.
donts2 Nv him no ,cn,lou,on -, h s,oo1 mar
lar the ,obts ol the psonl7 St,,no, b,, tho aan,lo
man shoild mo-, have discovered h,i # Mr. G. u,s IN
Jilorn, tho ,ron,l,ua Lns,,c ,.a IN :, 1,h,a a..
tits bin was pot IN for excitement, The gentleman i,d
the miserable reflection that he had voted for badbl for
the mere purpso of oetno nm An excitement In the eoun
try from which cycono0t he d rived no beneGa There
were tIfonant .ycitcnrnts hero
But " here did the gentleman learn that Mr.. G. was
the particular slave o ono nf the most consnicoous can
dldates for the Presidency Mr. G. had known tliai
nre eminent midi, ilnnl FINN his hovb od IIeIad Ia
led with adm ration and lpht In the rt words Which
fell rum his lps " hen "A member Of the other brapch
of the Legislature he had known him from that time on