Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-21

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. July &

ilol SIC OF REPRESENTATIVES,. July &
Nj WELLER took the floor aud werl ino remarks
which occupied his hour. la the Of hss speech
MI W telerrcd 10 a remark madeby his colleague thir
Ma'hin That he WIS prepared IN puva thai tao Pc,
dent had deliberately aud wilhllly lied nov Mr. W
had sill llto time left, and he would cheaGly yifd
him The ilo'r for that purpose lie dared hIul 10 tie
Wooi. iispIucd ISSUE aud called Tor prof.. Let tlo
gentienah maintain his asst ron, else let tho oplAat
he lind applied othe President attach 10 HIM
Mi. MAlilIol, accepting the challenge rose to al
dress the committee. He sad that his charge was,
hat Nh Tyler had wliuIly aud deliberately told What
WAS uet rue.
Mr.. WELLER Has hedp
Mt MAlilIOf. Yes has deliberately and vilfuly
he'd ! hat IL the charge aud now to the proof 'lhr
Fact ifanspncd durnp the cAla sessi m ana while lipe
hi lanh bill was pending, just Leorc il Ind received
The Executive veto. As as il WAS asrenaiucd thu
The President waa about 10 veto the hll tho Wins Il
nfed from the White House. The President com
planned 81 this, aud sand he el he hands ct lle
loco ioeos, aud was anAuUs 10 see his W Ing renas
When the mcmhcreo the OHIO DELEGATION asrcriarncd
ms 10 he the case they held mcellrg iortlp Iuru4e oil
consulting On the FrpPfrty ct visiting the President
SUong objections "em urged Ay somc, espoemy by an
aged aud venerable ncubcf, (ndcrslaed 10 hc Mr.
MORROW. on tho ground that while mparaui "A t!ll
was rondng before llm, it was ind, caie IN incmf,rs
1t Congress 10 ntfade upon the thet Mapis'rltr The
FNcc1liNt aud IrpsIanvcbtanthcso 81 the Government
were distinct and independent, aud the President ounIi
TO be Tell Ia the dictates uf his own Indictment in lie
case but these obieflions Were oytrrul,d aid it WI
dccrnanedby The majority that the VISIT should be rad
and thy appointed eonInii1fe of two 10 wait un the
lnHdfht They called and inquired when the Pffsl
dent could be s"on2 Tie answer WAS that lie was mol
only willing but ANXIOUS 10 them, and would rcrels g
them al i've O'Clock that afternoon, (ffiaay) They
went accordingly; tie President mel them thr dor.
aud gave them most polite receptions: and M. n
would nov give 10 The committee. if not the very Ian
@u'Ge Tue Insldent, the substance at eas' OF Whal
he said.
The President ted them lie WAS very glad 10 soc
itom; that Il" understood the object Of t1er visit they
were there 10 have rc and frank n,Irlanp, of oplG-
ons and he desired there should he eonceancnt lut
mat lhty would tell HIM i;aukly all their mind He
hhd once made mp his mind 10 retuTn TIE bank bill l.
OougIes: bat he WAS willing 10 reconsider that dccfmi-
nation lie would accompany tie members the nqxt day
IN visit TO the ship Delaware Chen lying oil Annapo-
s) lie would dismiss the subject from his mui and sui
Ter no genilcmln 10 approach him in regard to il. or
sunday morning he would 20 church and say his
pray cs and IN the afternoon lie would retire Ia his clam
hcf-snt ont the word-and carry tho whole subject IL
the throne Of %race and ask direction from on high: and
i!at lie could bring his conscience 10 lei him sim the bill
ne would sgh Il: and If not he prayed Heaven There
Mr.. NJ. :. voice became low and broken; he put his
hands TO his eyes. and what he said was lest to the Re
porter. " hlie however, Nh NJ see ned thus deeply
aHtcted mere was general roar Of laughter through
out the House
MI NJ proceeded 10 say that he had then felt satisfied
the President intended to return the bill yet when lie SAW
INC big tear standing IN his eye, and heard hun sro
ms menta anguish no power earth would have in.
dhcod him TO doubt his sincerity: be then bevcd ha
be perfectly honest But marx TIC RESULT After The
President had dried his tears. the delegation gave hin
10 Understand that had there 70 ensaIras
nm On the a9't'f ihoY csme there 10 tel him fIaah