Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-07

10 office. obstrucs tho passage of the most wholesome
laws. throws himself across the path of his friends and
with ~ much shamelessness impotence, procaiIns
through his authorized official Conrt Journal il was "a
scdnd,btm mhgnaf, 10 suppose that he ever had been
member Of the Wing pariy'-and who is al this mo-
ment 'ainy coarng the operation and support Of our
political ndveraos, by declaring that he approximates
more nearly 10 their principles thanto the principles of
the parry by whose suilragcs no was warmed into life
aud elevated into importance
II this language * strong, IN il AT the sumo timo not
trnel Aud bring tue, why should it not be spoken? Il
is because iccldeepy the Wrongs aud injuries that tho
country has sustained a his hands that EXPRESS free
lyi aud IN opinion 1t is such language rs il becomes
every true and honest hearted Wing Ia employ
lie. me moi be condemned for hsrsness--and let il be-
remembered that MIR. Tyler has thu least right 10 COM
pain Tor he not only INDUCES in his daily scanda-
lots sl'nraon and abuse Of what he is pleased to
the Clay Wing party, and .mousing politicians" by
which he includes every Wing opposed 10 him. and that
Is the whole pary but he keeps hired presses for the
pnrmso OF aiding him in his dgnifcd aud grateful en-
Ipynent
My opinion has always been that The great Panscca
Tor our national difficulties, To be found il tho PAS.
ri three laws each Of which Is necessary to tho po
lection u, a system---
lst. we'll regulated National Bank:
ID The distribution Of the proceeds Of the sales Of The
public ans and
ID. free and liberal Tariff that by proper dscri,n-
naon would fnrns, incidental protection to our domos
tie interests and manufactures.
HE history oi ur efforts 10 establish the first, il
too recent to no reeitcd the second, which was adopted
NJ the las Extra Session Of Congress- under The recon
mendaIion o Mr.. Tyler. he now demands To have re-
l"aed before II has gone into operation; and the third
we have To much reason 10 apprrhond. from Indications
thrown ont 10y The official organ and others in tho conf
denee ol the Executive. Gas II To nmidate aud arrest
the action OF Congress may share the fate of the hrsi
unless We will consen, To lei ho Executive prescribe tho
ios ol legislation 10 the representatives. Of America All
lfrempn
The cto power. an instrument that flly and vain
cone.it lear not 10 iampcr With because they cannot
estimate ils danger, and which tyranis arc pleased 10
eNerel"', because they prefer their desIoiic will
the happiness Of millions. Ia threatened this most ne
ccssary measure. for raising revenue carry on the
government unless the Legislature will consent 10 take
II the President may direct
How long does this man expect To tanpcr with tho
patience Of people who have already endured much
nj his hand,l
But Is there remedy for all the misconduct aud
high mslcmeonof in office tina, has been aud may be ca
posed other than patient cndnraneeo revuuilonw
believe is fast approaching answcr-Nes!l Let
the Representatives 81 free people aside that sick
" sympathy which bars the door Il full and FREQ Gil
qui1y into Executive abuses. and their attention ~
the fourth section Of the second article If the Gonstiu-
ton. md fcarlossly discharge their uylet the public
mind become amiarizod 10 the term Impeachment and
let all vain. weak and vicious men, in high public trusts
trenhle nj the sound
shall rc"cc 10 be with you. gentlemen If The business
before Congress- Whoh is assuming an extraordinary
inelost will permit; hut fear thai the discussion Of the
Tamil Question To which desire give IN undivided
attention. will forbid hut il can be there with pro-
prcty, wi-ln the mean time, clicvc tole, with
the hlgh,s, respect.
Your fellow citizen. and brother Wing,
JOHN NJ. BO1'rS.