Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-17

efehre between national bank Of tho olcn time aud
the mlscaed United States Bank of Pcnns, sania.
which was not Wing measure. and had never eceiy-
cd the sanction Of the Wing leaders. Tho National
ianh might bo kencd 10 "a gun ship sea. While the
United States Bank OF Pennsylvania, WA II gun SHY
IN mill pond: the one with its branches and national
character could work admirably for the benefit Of the ma
iion--Mho the other had rHm In work at all. tx
eep' in hitting and fishing. at which she caush, nothing
oi value nj ALL
Mr.. Clayton spoke Of Mr. Ewnp's bill or plan, sem,
10 Congress at the Extra Session, and commented on
MI Nohsior's remark, that the objection made 10 that
bill was theoretical objection, and that the omission
exercise power Nas not surfenlcr Of tho power. In
reply 10 his observations. no read further paragraphs
from ono Of his ornrr speeches. Wen did ln remrm
hef tins nasiclly speech, which. he snd was made b.
Mr.. Webster, when he was true Wing. lie did mol
SAY he naa mol one now. lie (Mr. w y says he Is \
Massachusetts, Nhg-thoro were hotlpr; ard he
says N-,y one attempts TO road him of the party,
they mus take care that they do moi get ont ftsi Now.
N, lellon citizens. said Mr.. c. shall not attempt an
snchthing. hope Mr. W will long be Wing and a
true one. can tell him that |, too. am a Wing
Delaware Nhlg-and one Of the Blue llens Chickens,
aud defy hun or any other Daniel como To Judgment 10
read me out lie asks what is to become ol hm' can
ony say. find private life aud attention 10 my proies
sonal hlsines4 quito agreeable. For one. however, |
should be soiry The country should be deprived OF his
services, 50 long AS he is good Wing rs he was
lew years ato. Cheers
MIR. lay ton noticed and rclucl various objections la
National Bank, rldculug, with good deal oi cansic
satie the idea idangcr from the fact of tho stock be
Ing owned by rcign capitalists long it unlet
nnr own control
on the subject Of the Bank Mr.. C. said he wished 10
be und,rsloo speaking Tor himself alone. lie was
like the soldier at Yorktown, who fought on his own
hook.
Mr. {. noticed the remark Of MI Wclsict iltsi the
iar passed by locooco votes; nroply To which he
said that the larlll was Wing measures and he show.
ed Why il was that some Wings were found voting
rainsl the last hillbocausc it had yielded. AZ they
thought, In Executive dication, and given up the dis
rbu'on Of the proceeds OF the sales OF the Public Lands
another Why measure.
lie then took up aud and discussed the subtle, of the
distribution Of the proceeds II tho sales OF the public lands,
aud showed the nppi,,nco Of tho measure IN those
States involved III debit and the advantages be derived
from II by others not in debt by providing for the edu
cation of the children OF every citizen, rich and poor
lie alluded 10 the late tremendous gathering Of free
men 10 welcome Henry Clay, at Dayton, Ohio, and
compared the remark of locoiuco paper that at
pretty snafl meeting To the auocdolc Of the who
being refused amlttancc into NUas Ark said he didn't
believe there going to be- any thing moro than IN
smart shower after al' Great laughter and cheer
Inv.
Mr. Clayton closed by prououncng eloquent ouo
gum upon MIR. Clay, which reached the hearts of tina
multitude who listened with nnbrokcn attention 10 his
remarks Tor two hours, aud who went away delighted
and edited.