Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28
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| The last Raleigh Register contains letter. frem ,,,
other delegates iro;n tha State to the HARRISBURG G.,
venfion--Ienry ". Miller, and Wm. ". Chen, :.
reference to the then understood Il nj. rs and position rs
John Tyler.
M Ai.,itr states that he remembers Icing in conn,
ny with Mr. Tyler during the session Of the Ccnyen,
and that the tenor Of his remarks was such as Ia jel
any cue to believe tiat lac had changed his linn
Iaon to the cHpcdiency Of National Batk. lin.
- cannot now. II is true. recall any particular expr,
SION used y Mr. iAler. butt know tha the iurrq,s,
left on ny mind WIS such rs ! have stated | lo.,
at the time thai VI yItf lad loen formerly ,pfqd 70
National Bank aad This circumstance was calal,,,t
to impress mort strongly npon my mind tie rurnort Of
his teaaiAs / can only SLY. without the .4st l,..
i5i, that tie last lite ! "as in ron,rary win, g.,
owen. IN sPe9kIngoi the opinions OF Nh IvIcren vai
ous SUBJECTS he stated distinctly that he !r,too (
HIM W.T. Lat Harrisburg, that his opnigls on t5es,b
jcc OF United STATES Bank had UNDERGONE , c,,a,
and thai lie was then in favor of .ae an nst,,i,
MI Miller also STATES what nGee, his ney4r beea Il
med. that Mr. Tyler ardtnty Gosed the Itni,,,i,,f
Mr. Clay al Harrisburg. although he il NV So dill,
hostile to that gentleman, Who in all respects is une
scd, and he conclude shs letter by this cuttino rem,r
Il do not beetc Ar. Tyler has forgotten the fact.
Ia" S"l'd at,'e- II he las, it only slows lal his
memory is rs short and as eobrenieai as lis c,pscic
Nr Cherry gives HE haiaHInzz saion,cF,.
Il reached Baltimore IA the nlorninc NJ no -.
cemaer. about o'ceck, A. NJ Ola my way 10 Harris
burg. went immediately 10 Barnnn's Hotel Ia Get
my breakfast. as Was informed the Cars would leave
tor Ne" York at o'clock. WhenI entered the break
fasting room, found Mir. Kinney Of Egal eth Cy#ard
Mr.. Benjamin ". Leigh. Of Virginia at tic table alone
both on their way 10 Harrisburg. na lew minutes al
ter, MI yi'T entered the rom. and was inr tuced 10
h'm ~ MI kinney As Is breakfast was over.
we all moved Offer hc depot and took the cars eeil,r
MI lyier and myself happened to fall in conversation
on the way TO the Cars. and gt near ,arl oll
or, and had considerable cenersaan te,titr. t4rnno
mostly unon the subject ot oer trip 10 Iarr>l urp H.
that conversation, Mr. 1yer deciqrei himself in ran.
""d strong language IN tdror Of .N Cling. thought
al the time. he as warm for Mr. Clay rs WIS and
you know voted fer MIR Clay in 1882 with only az
others IN my county. and that have been his constant
and uhwayerlng supporter and advocate ever since
'our CONVERSATION turned also upon the crumbs cf
our opposition to IAN BWens Administering the sub
J'ct 81 TIE Currency Banks, Exchanges, Sc. NrTy
Ter declared himself decidedly opposed to the SutIrea
sury and 10 the State Banks Fiscal Agents Of til"
Government lie spoke Of the arrangement Of the Cur
frnes and Exchanges and the great nccc.ssy of reform
III 'e one and ofoaIaing the other. and oeemcl ,s,
sder this the prominent ect the Whios had in .ol
do not ecollect that he stated in 50 many words tbs
he was IN favor OF National Bank bat from the whole
hol % ms conversation upon the SUBJECT his anNe'yto
regulate the currency aad equalize exchanges and his
L'lng ;" Warm FIR VI. Gag, whose ll;n fr Fleeing
these Objects was tie establishment Of National Bank
inferred mat Mr.. / }lfr himself was favorable a Ma
tIoai Bank. Ihad no doUJt aL0m H. from tie general
trno' t ms conrerSation was the mere attentive to
ms conversation, because it my first acquaintance
with hIm, and was tieciar on the II, ket that snppo
tea him tor Vice President and Judge White for presi
dcht' !hcrer hGd a cc"raSoiicn ,ciM aay person on
any subject, that ten 9ao,e deciRed in}Icssioa upon
"F n'hd as 10 he 3,aons n anotael. Than tits m upcs
me- mat Nh Tyler ,ras ia fror Of Nh Ciay t1r Presi
denf amt n The establishment ola National Bunk Is
10 mr. former Inn not mistaken. hno,r that he did pre-
IJT'F' Ctdy 10 anY otter person, and think that ~
person could have heard him upon the other subject
without coming 10 the conclusion that he was a Bank
man"