Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-12
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Issuing his own Illegal mandate for the collection az
iefehne---a nigh CRIME and uIlsdemeansr-claiminr
ordinate power OF cgslation-prescrbirg in ADVANCE
through his paftlsans 10 the Two Houses Of Congress
the terms on which alone their action ca be eectv.
laanlin8 them with the innlaon that his single 70 70
u only less potent than that OF twoihrds Of the lcrs
alof,i ana, when receiving the mered rebuka Of the
popular branch, arngniag them. in the guIse Of PRo
fEsf af daring TO perform the high Imperative duty NJ
warning The people o this enefeachmont on their rTbta
nd afonslng hcn 10 seseo the imminent pcrils which
oPefhanF them.
In whatare these Executive aaprosions tob asr,ib
ed How uNpaiuod} h to reliance for pro,ec.
tioh IN the leaders Of thu minority, whose lust ii pow
eF 9'eo' TIE Coniiution love otlibery, love Of coun.
try, art all suborlinatc
Is It possible that the support Of usurpad power eau
ne passport 10 public co"dencel thai professions
81 Ia prevail over prscticel thai the people, hen truly
ipfued can hesitate between the friends and the enc.
hies u liberty, order, and puod government between
thesa whpare content to follow ihn lights Of experience,
and 10 sustain the manly policy which raised tins infant
haiion from poverty, disgrace and weakness 10 powor
and wealth. aad honor aud those whose constant prf;s
slens but over changing croola have brought uun il
alliis present heavy caaniies-ah decry and resist
every neaaue OF relief and IN the pfeaenee Of sinking
commerce. and prrshnq resources. proiis az tie rome.
de-, Free ffadc aud Direct laxallon7
fa" marked IN contrast were The precep,s and prac-
Hee4 81 " aqrgun. whose character was the patuply
md eofy d Amyucal How often did he urge lao pre-
ieelph 81 agriculture commare aud manufactures How
anly II be nHorlcd to IN the emergency of war. How
explicit ms refusal to exert power which be doubted
In pJWefa Ut The FNecutlye4' We're his words s'arc
aafe asiae aud better understood, perhaps. than those
II anY other country, aud my aim has been aud will
continue ube, nehcr 60 atleeh OF 10 relax them in any
Instance whatever, unless compelled BY imrerous cir
Until thesoare the yiews Of eyery dep,rtman, of
9af government tue u1on caaaal be prosperous hap
y too polica' people ask only oplse: security, liar-
i}~-thal tIe principle. of the Constitution be carried
oat Tins cHu ouly be through The asceudancy Of Tho
party VI 80 wcIl represent, AID ataseendancy n,st
re malal9n,d by bold cuunsels-=eoneel-ene
II the good you have effected Is In be reainod-ire-
vi Is h be aScfJcdthe truths uf our situation nust DO
made manifest and II is Of YOU, familiar with the great
considerations which ought 10 sway The public mind wo
ask TINT HEY may hc widely ditluse1.
THIS DONE aud though the contest may be fierce tho
victory is SURF
When the applause which followed lhs animated
address had 'abs ed, n Z. lamadae, Esa morrrt.d
staging procured tr The purpose, and in II brief but
eloquent address returned thanks in the Of the Re
f1es hlahVeS N 10 states Whoaouompanlod him. for the
heartfelt welcome with whell they had been received,
eonRaul1lng all prr,eut that this meeting had taken
llee On the ghl ui Stale distinguished alike for her
nnilheln8 adherence to principle, we'll in tho bloody
VARY u the Revolution as IN HE civil strife Of 1910.
lie eanyassed bu fly the OF the majority in Con
Ets SIS. dwelling euphaticay upon the ardent desire they
bad cherished 10 be able ogye 10 The country those ea
sefs # toli which It's pfpsrate situation detnanded,
aaa drPplng el1quntly the ireaehery and duplicity
viii Winch tbcy had boeu net by Mr. Tyler.
lie II lie OF the lar bill Just passed. and exhortcd
all 10 remember, that already hei5Ie tho merits of tho
bill had bten tested before It's operation could by any pos
y lie lied. tina! the Loeotocos had already raised the
cry q repeal, repeal
This bill, which afforded the protection whi.i An,eri-
can abqr and American enterprise entitlel to-
u BE- defended aad thetwo grand Objects Of Wing policy
wera to he obtained. National Institution organizod
rs 10 enaza and regulate exchanges Throughout the
country. and The distribution Of The proceeds o tho public
lands among The States. These to be inscribed on
Jar banner, and with The Patriot and Statesman Of tue
West Tor our leader, victory must onsue.
Mr. HNsrEp OF New jersey, then briefly addressed
lie assenblage, reminding them oi The unnehing adle
Jersey 10 VIII gprincipes, and the devotion
li's citizens to 1ppecanoo, but not Tyler too" and
he added that if the advice Of New Jersey had been
needed. should have regret the doporablo
which had ensued to the Wing party
through tho troachcry anddnpclty ofie Abstraction at
he W est end OF Pennsy lyanla avenue.
Nj. SrANiy OF North Carolina, was loudly called for
lu "a II was getting late the committee deemed il most
prudent 10 defer any further speaking until they arrived
n New York
During the timo the addresses were being delivered
he pazzas, three in number, OF the large hotel, were
rUwdod with ladies aud geutlomen who had come great
lslsnees 10 witness this enthusiastic meeting, and there
nuld moi have been less than TWO thousand persons yne
cent on the ground.
The members OF Congress. accompanied by the Com
nilee Of reception and arrangement, then proceeded into
he huin where they parnok Of collation. prepared for
lie occasion, IN excellent style, by Mr.. Adric tho pro
1oor OF the house, who had but short notice Of the host
be- required To feed.
The procession was formed aud returned on hoard Of
he boai start ior the Guy, and on the passage home
saeh boat that met OF passed sauted the Fair
ied which was returned zach time with three hearty
;heers.
As the members landed from the boat shouts Of en-
hasaslic applause from the OF thousands assembled
erected them and having entered the bapuches in wait
ny tho procession moved as the programme ppblisi
ed IN this papers OF yesterday. presenting most ihpo
sing appearance. The mounted men, five hcndfed
number were in front, followed by the members ofths
House and Senate and the various committees who had
been with them during the day, open baroucl,cs in
lhs they passed drought the street, desguated
IN the published programme, depsiling the gentlemen
Al thu Hotels, where apartments had been engaged for
them.
The thousands OF persons foot, who did not Join in
the pror,a slon. marched en- masse up Broadway. COM
peiey blocking up that noble horoue and stopping
before the Asor House, where the members 9uas
tered, fendng the air with their shouts.
TIE EVENING.
We had thought that enthusiasm had reached its
height during the day, but the scene at tho Tabernacle
convinced how little knew of the devotion Of tho
Wings Of New York. On entering that spacious build
ing early hour, found already crowded TO its Ut
capacity with ardent enthusiastic Wings, who had
assembled render the need Of praise 10 the faithful pub
lie servants, who were to address them ,hero.
The galleries especially devoted for the use Of
the ladies and gentlemen attending Them and i'll
led closely they could be placed But the appear