Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09

sls the Yer, atterlnn call which had been made upol
Nun 10 say something on the subject al the Report ant
Resolutions under consideration. Under ordinary cir
enmslanees II might be deemed impertnent 10 nah,
dh9 alus 10 himself, but occupying the peculiar posi-
Ton referred h by his friend from Bee he tell assnro,
The Convention would mol attribute To egolism slieh
deviation hN hun ifam rule. the prapriety OF which
III general. npne more readily aehnoW ID lhan h
self
Il was Known 10 all that he had been requested b,
''en ifdiftsoh 10 accept an appointment menhe1 n
his Cabinet. II MS well known to his immediate
ineds Who understood his motives that he Welded lbs
Own personal wishes Ia the opinions Of luse he iell
bound IL consult lie went into the public service Will
eNlreae reluctance aud - f As he might be permitted
u be A Jadsa III his o"n case, entertaining sieaa
Inconsistent With trned devotion 10 the country. W. all
KNOW, continued Alr. i. that the eyes OF the whole \
leffan People Mtte turned 10 Harrison With perfect
confidence that every leul he Possessed would he -
efiel of the good n the eontry aud heheIeeeaa rs TN
" as he he did IN his existence, that hr eoud have ad
mnsiafed the Government according 10 the great pun
ep,s that had received the sanction Of his fellow elii
hehS. Mt like m Eastern Sultan. born Ia rule, Mhn.
by the right ot sucressun canus The mastery over his
lela" tnatufez; hnt, rs the Representative OF free
constitutional Republic, chosen +, the voluntary sui
l@Rfse his llon citizens IL administer heGoyernment
thy themselves had constructed the principles they
themselves Ind dee AIRED. Therefore Wns that ifl.
fsdn. 6eloe his election, and afterwards in his lnauiz
fd Address, took occasion distinctly announce thai hs
powers shsald never be used 10 disalpent The nanu
wishes OF eanneisa the deliberate opinions of iose ovef
whom Ing presided. nt 'a' the Government should hf
restored IL lis original health and vgor 50 In as 1t could
be ell rle by any lesmas eNerels o. the power raeed
III his hands.
Was lhfm. Slf a nrmher Of lie Nhe party. Wiz
did MT loeh with confident hope aud eNrecfaion til.
session ot tanele-s, ca,dls iu4iso2 bo did not
anticipate complete aud satisfactory adjustment o all
difficulties. caused by fraud Or acknowledgements Every
eaantenanee MS bfgh with animation and every bosom
beat ln2h with the hope of desennee Bni IN the
eoaneis III Heaven. another result MIS- prepared lhe
good Harrison taken away. All con bear witness
10 the pane winch our hearts te when the m,laneholy
tldinas Reached Us. Aud II WIS mol confined 10 the
W IN party alone lr many good man. Nlo had dllle
ed tra him political opinions, severely fell the hlan;
sumo expressed indifference NJ the event. and few SO
lar ilr9o themselves 10 indulge IN cNulaiion. lie
hazardod nothing saying that no dspei salon NJ Pro
edenee since the death oi Washington. had produced
throughout the Whole land general convictlon that
We had elll4e In s6rres and the anticipation of ,v
Sill W. could 0al hui hope. The gentleman on whom
10y eanstltnaa provision, The duties o President devolv
I'd. MS s lrendrom i.re remarked. I'd beea non na
ted aud e'eetod " q and where V, les wee IN ea
by the declaration, WIS every inch Ming How
could 1t be- supposed he wpuld prove inhess. and ifget
all The Obligations imposed upon him ly the eircunsan
cos o his election, hoo ltoe by solemn sense ot Pro
vdenial niefp5sitlan2 How cruelty all our hopes were
disappointed. Is known but too well. Nothing which
the ingenuity o could devise deep, anxious rs tho
" Ing eabn,a aHd the Wig tongless the sub
pct, Was able In satisfy the mpr,c1lcabe notions Of
Mr.. iglef. The t.Nm Session CLOSED III Gloom and
desponiene,. And he must be permitted 10 say Hal
he then regretted deeply thai our ha lrfn,s II IA
grrss did upt take W and pas. tie bill osla
lisl / sal Bank. recommended by Mr.. IrtHC, the
1ro Secretary etlle Treasury. Asa matter Of roIiry
hf thought this instance, the W hies lad acted lnn
dleiooslf lon9h subsequent developments, lecon,ssed
had produced aslfon2 impression thaeyen Hts bill would
Rot have received his oficim appreciation.
Congress ADJOURNED. The W he members issued mn
Address 10 the People ofthe United States, de1nng the
cause Why nothing eileetna had been done or public It
lief, and describing matters as they actually eNstoI.-
To ever, word contained in thai Naniii sto, Mr. b.
said he heartily subscribed Immediately after this pro-
cerlinp. several elections took place and the " hys
were de,aled. Nhai Was the inltrenccl Did il mani
fest any dlmimllun Of Wing strength Did ii prove
the Nhps wereless able or less willing than boion. 10
carry their principles? Let us examine In Maine,
Tor instance. the election took place Immediately after
the Veto There, as elsewhere, The people were suer
mo from all the effects OF dlsorderod enrfncy-the
Bank Bill looked 10 by them as a great measure of
relief-and. al the very moment when they expected
lis ADOPTION they are informed that il has been destroy
ed by one they supposed friend And without orpor-
uniy Tor consideration or time 10 rally from the effects
Of such blow they are forced into an election Did
they 90 over To the enemy? M Sir; they remained
at homo, and permitted the election 10 20 by defaults
and lhou2h mol eNc1slhc for this rcsnlt-tor no man Is
eXcnsabe Tor nacllpn whcn the preat interests Of hs
country aren't sa'e-yei The circumstances oler sails
factory solution U the causes oi dciai. there aud else
where Such being the state Of lhlugs-wth one al
the hei' o The Government, who has now thrown oil
all dlsguisewho no longer claims 10 be Wing, either
in principle. practice or namc-and from whom we have
Just reason 10 expect an actirc agency against s