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

Richmond In reply committee inviting Inn to par
take OF the celebration al Frankfurt kenincls. lie
.hows up Mr.. Tyler in the attitude III nlch he stands
befre the country.
RICHMOND Octohef ) lst2.
f;enflemea-- have 5reu hnnofed with the receipt Of
yar favor ui the 2d September. inviting 10 Wing
festival b, b, held al Frankfort the 2b, o
the pre- en-, munih. IN which YOU say. YOU would like
on,ot me al the festive bpard.' and pranise "a
welcome in the cordial slyl OF old fashioned Kentucky
hospitality
Oh the genereps and warm hearted hospitality Of The
pcnIle of your State. doubt. that has ever
travelled drought it oy he surpassed by their
patriotic devotion Ia high political nrlnelie IN all nts,
and l!lrauah all changes aud reycrses oflnrnue.
Ia the summer ut lS3o. | travelled through Ken
t,cky. on my way the iar West, aud if5n that time
have earnestly dcsird 10 renew NY visit. aud heie Is
ao part Of II 10 which should 90 with pleasure,
than the very spot 10 which yDH invite me only be
cans. have highly cherished personal iri,nds
inang your czrns. bat because ! an under great oh
galous my political brethren oi i'mnttf. who have
gwen evidence that They Nern MI lndlr
the humble part II has toepmy III 10 play the
publle saee; but absence u nine unns lrnm home,
In Attendance on Congress. with the reflod alnosi at
hand when shall have "a repair again IL thai gea the
aire ol patcal action. will render impossible IN
IA LEAVE homie lonc wui be rcatslfY 10 make such
trlp hou must. therefore take lhe will ff the decd.
with tho assHanco Thai both NY mln AMI heat Ill be
with Yum. uniting in al that uay h calculated Ia pro
p,otc Ming prnaTl aud Wing sarcfss, and repair
the disasters that followed ia hut iasie np5n the heels
olour never tobc iorgpucn triumph ot lsln
ralefehcr II this SUBJECT rrmnds me. ii what
Of you viii rcc,ocl. that the occasion h which
have alluded travelled IN company with the author Of
these disasters whom then had every Ia believe
was high spirited. true s1ulcd. genuine Wig. one
who Oh all occasions, preached the true W - doctrine
-liaak. Distribution, lauti and all--hul the Bdtk.
chiefly and in particular; denounced IN the strongest
teras the Democracy. pt which he claims 10 be-
"he iur the ruin they had brought on the ennntIy. not
lss by the fully and madness o telf measures than The
neferclous wlckeincss attending their purposes; damn
ed lacn ocolsm with unsparng pains much ir 1t,
demoralzing influences for lis misi destructive aud
d.estable hercsies; eNIolcd Mr. Clay lar beyond the
reach u comparison with any living man, and ranked
him only with the greatest b,neacors al the age That
had passed, until by his arur IN The Wing ease, and
the irsor Of his opposition the party the power he
wotned himself into the confidence and sympathy of
those he early saw. nj that day Ia be
triumphant asccndancy; aud ina y by shedding
die the defeat OF Mr. Clay at The Harrisburg
Convention aud making professions al change oioplnpn
ON the subject al a bank Governor Owen the Chair
man Of the Committee of Nomuaions.) and Others he
secured Tor himself,hc nomination for the second office
in the Government
With all the prufcpcy and deeeneracy of the present
day, The disregard of moral obligation. and reputation
ii solemn contracts. who could have believed il possible,
that within few months after tins mans ssion 10
oce, he should have proved the only obstacle In the
Enlistment Of Bank, rcnounccl Distribution. and
self the FAVOR III the locooco party, and claimed their
-nrI~rt for the fatal stab he claimed have gwen the
Why party; repccd over the success oil the locoocos,
claimed each defeat of the Wings Tyler victory
denounced those by whose votes alone he had been clc
vaed Federass. tories and dcstructiyes and hays
administered the government with exclusive reference
10 the defeat Of Mr. Clay at the next election whom he
thought al the time Of his election he the on,,
fl man in the nation 10 I'LL the place! All this has h,
done. and now ITO Use the parliamentary phraseoosy
.. tts.xg. hx a. I'D
spurn his advances and spurn all connection with hin
with much loathng and disgust as they would kcb
filthy out Of renemans llrior as soon as tn,
jobs performed. They tickle him for veto--ii comes
and they laugh AT hun for fool. They coax HIM Tor az
oflice-he gratifes lhem and they deuounce him as
knase They ilater him for the renoyi Al OF worthy
Wing Of his own appon,nen.--he complies; and they
despse him for traitor.
Does moi every man in the country, not blinded and
bsotied with rage for office and patronage recognize
this true2 And he boasts like simpeon because he
abuse his power by the removal Of Wing and the
appointment OF Locooco, that he has killed tho Wing
party-yain. conceited ~ That he has INSTRUCTED
the passage Of their measures and defeated their present
plans for the relief Of Suffering country. admit of
no doubt and II 1t is source OF any qualification To him
lei him treasure up the admlssion- is freely made; but
that he has either destroyed MANNED the Wing party
f future usefulness impaired their numbers. is about
ms probable as that gnant could sting death by
attacking the point Of his horns the capacity of john
Tyler to do the about equal 10 the power of the enai
Ia do the other with the God like Daniel" en-
listed in his cause.
by the bye. is ii not amusing 10 the Prime Min
lister attempting 10 pass the Captain of in Boston rs ga
very Ill used man. because the Wings of Massaclu
seis have discaimed all connection with and response
blity Tor, his sywhile his fxcellency in Wash
ingion, almost at the moment the Secretary speaking
declares he never was Wing, and off all connec.
ton with them?
But there is part oftba Fancull Hall speech that
should Boi 20 n,observed; should be allowed 10
pass unexplained. Upon subjects Of high and grave in
ptriance, affecting nations veal, no man has the
right to trfe prevacae, and public agent the PEG
pies representative, least all.
Within few days Of that ON which the Faneul Hall
eaech was made, the Madisnnian in reference To Mr.
Tyler and the Bank, said-"Witl view to set this
matter forever at rest distinctly declare that between
the noIDnaoD and election of Mr. Tyler 10 the Vice
Presidency and during the intermediate session Of Con
gress Mr. Tyler declared that his views in respect to
the consiiutionaty Of bank were unchanged and that
q President, he could never approve Bank
charter while the constitution remained nnclanged-
Now, without comment, bring in direct contact with
this by authority statement, the declaration of the |
Prime Minister al Faneui Hall.
Mr. Webster says AZ The special session Of Con
gfes, the Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr. Ewing sub