Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-08

To WLIltM oHsLny, Esq, aud others.
PORTRAIT OF JOHN TYLER.


joan Gu ncy Adam mt Il large asscmbalc of his
constituents onts return homo from Congress, aud dcliy
cred them an address, The following passages will
shrw the relation mhehsabsisls between hlmscanl the
president
wet So il is--hai John Tyler who stole into thecanp
o the wings n lSlu. IN hrr triumphant struggle 10 put
down the standard 81 The northemman with southern pm
cipl,s under the eonrs o clronclnrn n'lrm and wing
resistance 10 executive usufpatUs has crpt upto the
summit # plwer aud lhrlo proclams himself democrat
dyed in the wo1-eltlms 10 be an indpcndcM, 60 ordi
department Of the LEGISLATIVE declares in
many words that conuress law without his
sanclion-siigmazi the leading members uicunrss, of
tho party by which he was chosen coadJuor Of Gen
Harrison, To achieve the great and glorious work of
FORM as m0psing politie,ns-sets all the trumpos Of
the press paid by his dispensaon ui patronage with the
public money, and all the hungry and uuprncpcd Office
hunters r,ue hou the union To railing aoant congress
the real legislative power. Tor failing To restore the pub
lie prosperity while he defeats by his rcfocs almost every
salulary measure devised and matuod by them. and be
cvcd Ia bc indispensable ior that purposcturns Of
the executive offices under his CONTROL honest and honor
able men. republicans and ardcul PATRIOTS like Jona-
than Roberts and olst IN their places sycophans and
time scTvcrslevics money upon the people upon author
y questionable that his secretary Of the treasury
believes To be without andaganst the aw aud
the hole system OF rule. approves and signs act
OF congress- and depnsites in the dcparement OF state
argument 10 nullly the most important and the most
wholsome Of It's PROVISIONS
Fellow czrns, il this glariug act Of doulblo deal
ing. that stamped the character n the man. in my est
nation, in letters never 10 be- caccd That duplicy
was his uncradicabe vice had long reason TO snspect
but was extremely reluctant 10 believe Long before he
had been thought Of candidate Tor the office of vice prcs
dent oi the tnlicd States had read letter from lien
~ Lee to him. charging him with that pollution OF the
heart III other transactions OF his life, upon testimony
which II was not easy TO withstand | had witnessed
his waverng, inconsistent, and yet obstinate conduct
through the whole oi his proceedings it'll his first cab
met, until lis dsolution-had compared his self contra
dcory or his frs, aud second bank veiccs and
had noticed the direct ISSUES upon his ycracy made by
his secndng members Of The Harrison cabinet. knew
not all indeed OF the o lrrcifanahe evidence ON
that point which has since been disclosed but it was al
ready exposed III such burning light, that could bare
y keep with him upon terms of such personal cvity
I AS may be observed with political adversarirs whose
personal Integrity is nnlnpeached. The approval OF the
appriionmeni bill, with the cayeat deposited in the de
pamcnt Of state against Tar the important section
contained IN II, was. IN my opinion, fraud. which no
man Of moral honesty could haveicomml,,cd which no
sophstry could disguise. and no ingc uuy could PALATE
could have further voluntary friendly personal in.
torcoursc with It's author. and deemed my Indispensable
duty to expose lis true character 10 the house aud the
country
NORTH CAROIJNA.-GorN oreheacis ,lcsmge.
A large portion oil this document is taken up with re
marks upon local affairs The internal improvements
.
are dwell upon al considerable length. We may notice
as cue ilein IN connection with this subject, that the
BMac0nLc turnpike stock pays from twelve To fifteen per
cent 1t will be Interesting 10 the politicians 10 know
that Bncombe" is in such good rcpnte
The administration ol justice the University and the
Literary fund, the penlirntary system other matters
claim the Governors attention.
The resumption ofspeeo payments by the Banks of
the State ss summer Is noticed; it Is believed that they
viii be- able 10 sustain themselves in iunrc-'The want
ol National Bank, however, is declared 10 be urgent
the present condition of exchanges being highly unlavor
able 10 the people OF the State The Banks are compel
led to limit their circulation within very restricted
bounds.
The allacious doctrines of the free importation policy
are alluded to, and their hurn tendency exposed-In
reference TO Tariff Of protection, Governor Morohead
says.
That the General Government has power 10 inpose
uutes or The protection Of American Industry against
fuopeaB Industry, aud conneract foreign legislation
hostile 10 our interests think cannot admit of doubt
"hen The States became independent they had the pow
en- unquesonaby All their powers to impose duties
they transferred TO the General Government by the adop
Ton OF the Constitution They then ceased to have the
power; and, The General Government has it not, then
the power Is extinct. Is there an American wilhun 81,
idmit ihisl
81 do not wish 10 he understood as advocating, a bib
Tariff. contend for the power 10 impose it, If wcI