Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

NOT Hafe, at usiu and Influence the Government, but
Was fixed ul.,n II .ari and parcel ofihe Government
ifseli LES. II WASH NTginlan who enld advocate n
s.lene Ike tins How Virginia. abeh had iclt sneh
dnad ri corporation, whus. charter II could modify rs
pleased. enld ir pngei like this. was a
thlaa he eend not understand. But II De witnessed
,.purs. like this, lee certainly Should 10 take
lc,~,ns pil,iical integrity inm ihc anricu, do
minlan. Mi slnge tanking ppnnf cnnld le men
liopod that not luy developed in this schemc.
Hem The power Of Issue. the power n DIP site, and
the power al itndlng the public money. The T|w'f 81
di-fanni directed hy an INVASION. II was true that Ill.
kites raset under this system would remain lis, time
upon the VIM. hat their flight would hc extended
wider circuit
The wlule plan was fac. nothing else but the rs
cal Cooperation 81 his freud from Georgia. Mr. Bcncn.)
which was last SIMMER lct exposed the uprn ar.
with all the winds aud storms 81 Heaven beating upon
TIL At asl there thundeelap which pnstraicd II
IN utter inansIhity. But now behold IT picked mp.
sttSiatetl. mp lis feet and removed bcntah The
friendly sAeiefn al The Treasury building. Mr. VI. could
rcreeise points 81 diversity between thr two. Tho
Fiscal terrlo,tiou l hdu9hf bad toeu approved =.
head quarter rs. and drawn aIasi by Executive d. ,aon
nevertheless encountered the Presidential veto and
should ihe present bill pass both ior,s he would moi
llsl IN If upon IT, Ut b. we.,d mind risking few
Nello" Fa1s that IT, al would share the alc II
tungres~ end ,o oct What the President had expressly
PROMISED ..om, what ground had they 10 eypcc! that Of
IN they hal received no pfolniss
The eaur,. u gentlemen the nt4ft side. Mr.. NJ re
Tho, Nefe anil cuuIal the friends oi hs 10
ihtin. Would It not have ben more becoming.
i runllns must lee effected. that each of the parties
should weld l1tle cuund II seemed very manifest
u,at tbs had leon framed With the designed
oe-t Il sreufmg The support ii thu honorable Seuator
from enasi sad o tie gentleman n1m Nuuth Ca
dina since Il am1laamaiion Of the conception Of
p.ta.deA JAG l. H. nee mud ~iii 60 er,,t vur,c WI
th f Gentleman. end scheme II The hon ullc .,na
; t,r Hn south CJ.ul himself The two seemed To
have been nicely duyCtatd into each ohet II was very
true that " hen jacks threw out e iuluaun Of such
aprget the l. States Bank was in TIN height Of its pow
&C.. but. although the power Of General jackson
was irresistible not uniy 10y the general multitude
hut hy tlase Who -stond al the head al society. the
pr9ret Int ~ favor. Il WIS repadaied ON all
hands and IN all quarters yei that very plan Wa,
ihe basis ii the present measure. To this had been
pcfaddr the scheme OF the Senator lrom South Carolina
hls latter plan Nlr NJ hadncsc particularly examined
As mleht BIZ expected. II bold and original char
after, and mght hc feasible. llls WAS substantially
tho scheme Tor whatever gentlemen might say n
1u the difference between The proposed paper issue Of
rhIs fNrhelne Bank and Government paper money, to
all practical effect there was no defenc. Tor tins
money would dc fcio rest the faith Of Government
hue and would BE- completely rodeemabe as iii were
declared 50 lis face hen II issued III ne pro
potion ut ihree t" unc--Nhen II 4rasmd ey.y even
the uan'st CONCERN ofpryate ne-wfen it insluuat,d
it,e every Mherc, and incnmnglod itself with all the
relations II ssc'l how could II heeNrocod that the TO
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rNpoted thai ltahuudl
Mr. VI. elld HAT here there was an Administration
Ir. sadlY Wing. which came tnr~arl and planted 1t |
self upon measure which derived It's origin in part
trIm the very highest authority ever claimed by Gen
eGl Jackson. and frt from tho intellectual ingenuity
ct anothef scarcely less distinguished Thus 1t stood
with ono loot the side aud the other the other
ndcf snel Circumstance, lac confessed that he had
hope ID #ehg any thing done ior the currency. There
tuaued barncr yet in the way. When the ven
a.
alt lhelf expectation rs party were At defeated.
aud ih,s ilnnd Ia the chicl STAT al poNof who |
bad with them no sympathy. lnd.r circumstances
like llesn What l"l" could be- cherished IL, indeed the
same sonpelu soho had descended another head and
y one blow The first and the second choice OF the People
had both allen, II possible that Of our Ilhpu
tan politicians, fellows d two and hall inches high.
who nefe han eaitayorHg to throw their feeble. atcnu
lted, asI,f threads round about the manly limbs and
muscle. ofoae VII, was To them Intellectual giant.
meht lay been marching along with high airs Of pride
and triumph in The Wing track and under the VIII" !
hanuer But. alas he liycd-Relard Cuur de Lion
Yet lived and the DrN was unclaimed and k,ng John,
INSTEAD ol locking To the welfare Of thu State, busy
only IN the eilof 10 surround the eon.aon enemy with
barriers and plltsaduS, Yes, he lived and his cold
shadow thrown those Illipulan heroes and
they skunk and shy .rcd IN iie chilling shade
Though w had linr and a Goose creek We had no
Ialelaa rpsk ho had he thrown himself turlius like,
mi" the pnli aud mby persisted Tor the salvation OF his
country, tfefe might have Accn hope that these
gentry Mould have conducted the Government on the
principles which the People had sanctioned. And who
could tell perhaps there mlgh be hope yet A
laueh
When the Government treasure Was entrusted 10 eN
lSiing corporations, there something o a mutual liza
uhtY between tn, N; lut here. this bull we found an
Immense machinery, nuudln9 The country with million up
million. and power any where hut IN the will OF
the sovereign torontrol IT, In Tree Government Mr.
NJ would never consent To trust such power any where
4 ul he Gle lulu ItN