Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
MIR. MIsE,s ADpREss-lcn.n.


10 his cons,imen,s which will probably aitrac, most al
irnton has reference 10 National Bank and tn Nj
T,lef in eonnec,ion With tie atoriise efforts
tic extra Session, 10 incorporate such an insti,1en.
Il is well known thai Mr. WISE lln,s1lr haz u, tny
questioned either the cousluenalii, e exc
tiency ola Natiula Bauk hui lIAi lie has fnqaonily
snd emphaicay affirmed, and rade mare han enc Ia
borcd argument demonstrate botltfering itn his
present alli.s thus maian, QUESTION fundamentally
10th TO the power charter such an Institutions aud
to the necessity Of lis exercise. Indeed. in thai
speech which gave the fs, indication Of Mr. Wises
discomfort with the Wing party, delivered just Ieife
the close OF NT Van Bureaus administration at which
time 1t was said. he had already received ptelnon
tory hints. which excited his suspicion that he vas moi
10 De 'he DICTATOR TO The III coming President-in
that speech by of the most compact Arguments thai,
he ever uttered he vndcatcd the constitutional power of
The general government to charter Bank and showed
not Only its expcdency in its national aspect, as ! reg
n'aior OF the currency, but its peculiar adaptation the
iniere5s OF thu South, and its especial claim the sup
port ll State Rights men! |, may be regarded. there
lore, IS most remarkable, that upon THIS question he
should have united with Mr.. Tyler in preventing Ito
adoption &" system, which, by his own showing Is mr.
crssryas measure ona,iona policy highly cxpelien,
To TIE people ~ the South especially emincnfly
conryaiive Of STATE Rights that convenient ho5by and
eAhauslless theme oiasprins depagogues But 81 II is
--aac noi eftncen'cn with abandoning his own lcrno
convictions. he has the clranery cholge Dir Ca,
'cit t'sacicfy, he,auss NJ. Clay. hayin. ina,ei. in
ms speech al laylorsgle, in 1880 that he was within,
10 dispense with the agency ola National Bank fan ado
qnae substitute could be found. afterwards. when des
pairln. Of finding such substitute insisted. ON lao ar
cess;7n OF the Wing party power upon prafi return
to Those old paas marked by the fulsieis Of IN. Fa
Tiers OF the Republican Church. and n departure from
which, by those who prisss 10 be Their pnennr disc;
pies, IN inc drect Inc OF succession, has been the fruitful
source ot all the calamtes thai have sn'sroupntlv .c
hcted the country. And Mr.. Wise even pats farther
than THIS aud, IN the teeth OF his bitter ,nnuncialons n
The Sub Treasury, in all its aspects and moIe sr,al
J., IN reference IL the facilities which the personal Gus
iody OF the public money gave 0llial ropnes whom
he led the way in sceurgi 70 fr m the temple with \
"hipoi scorpions - notwithstanding tins fact slammed
so recently and with such burning words ON Tia, nal Lie
records. Dir. Henry A. Wis., as if poryinp in The roc
ilni;on of his aposrley. Declares ihe government o
not noc rcY upon eoFpoyations None Of them are ,c
be r'siel 1t must s'rear and bad. by oath and bond
us o'on oce's. aud ld up them the tcrrrs Of N,
P"ry and the penilculiary in order securely f., r.
" ceirc, hc'a an! d,s!urse the pubic money. Il po.,
use us own eyes arms aud AGENTS regulated /, rena
- Laws Here we have the old argument Of the y,r
b'ren party in favor Of the Sub Treasury and soe;n,;
Corporations, cyamped up hy Mr., Wise, WHO Ia !! &c.
hounced 1t as the very quinc.seico cf alspr,,i.y -
linen, The lhtcrs' Of the government wc,c ~,
I" ~' trusted -fa's we're breath and lye; ,.l
hmsy paper dc'enccs and the trrr5rs of the l r and
p'n'r"afy' werc fiJcsgd as srafccr.ws. and lu-fl,
~ f'cnl'd IA view ot the taci thai unilper o d 3l
ling "itc'-hoi'f IS were Ett only never summoned +,
the Lar OF lu;t@e, 'a wtre kept in office even al;r the
lac q i!'ls misrepresentation Of tie public money vas
bol"-n at Washington Al at once these .oflisel}
des-' Nag 5ceenc NJ. Wises fyor.tos and now. ,...
80 b" ii'o. hpaa y ,alls and bobds and trrris. IN
10 hnesty ~ i1' apprehension Of nlrs 5ntmns i9ti
c'Er'r,ttns wrfc 'ct mtl, be trusted in Mr. y i,
estimation, bot they atone could be trusted: aldcnlr
"aF lights si apln his mind and these institutions are
universally branded with dishonesty because Of the ROT,
seaarss aud corrnptun u few oftlcnt
f'fhafT, hiwescr, we have already devoted more
spiee to Mr. " se'S presen, and past opinions than hcy
are entitled to. His sentiments never oxrred ytry
eFe2i weighs % The Hlhc mind and wecann3l err osn
posing that whatever of influence he formerly p.ssossaj
has been materially diminished fno, entirely de.r,
" the ta.rse Which h has recently tiongh ,,por IN
pnrsne; ior although he may shut his oua e4.s !, ITO
'+i' The "'e see well enough that that course il dc
ta'el less by public than by pofs lnsl clas le-,qa
And he has stud 81 history V ith hat ite pr iii fb
tSs yen to leara. ttat lia Politician whp permits his mr.
vae grlcis. whe' Ill CT well founded. 10 ,no,id or
m'!'y his opinions. aad TO govern his ass citations IN.
fa''ig applies HE knife u, his own throat I'cmp.rarv
Triumph, indeed he may secure; Mlt ,,ed In ialls a,
'a he must, Ike Iuciicr il Is 'tn rise no ,g.rr3 w
pause therefore, in the ca9Tasol between the onrii5rs
al ain y ise, useas~aan Of "plwcrs in ln.h places
"'. ''e ifte:oHs u '.e Mr. WISE, u. Liner III,
Ifir:t NJ l+ s.."sr,fe power ocaiul t.,s fl.r5lc.
@satar lsa the areae ilsc.ha dispenser L.. HAT IA,
1oaa5c ~ depicting aaI ea1nacng the abuses and cor
rHfi'oGs Of which he frncrly hndled nto real eo-
,qnfa'c Alas Sanips has fcn asleep il the lap IF
sliilh, aud IS shoTn Of LIS ocls Faanba has paused
At iara' and is encryaol aud entceled Ly tie rich
nnI mxur;ins Spills" hat surround and t1o c.tanv
temp him!
lhe following paragraph from Mr.. Niso's Address
deserves, perhaps, isolation from the resi- in consequence
OF the new and extraordinary development which it
makes We therefore copy 1t at length:
M! 10 90 back to 1919 and to the whJ!e history off
Mr. Tyler IN Congress- in the House and in the Senate
ihetrpe history iihc campaign of 1910 viii show tim,
MI, fHler WAS pledged not 10 sign the charter Of Ma
irGal bank. During the session of 1889 and 1910
Mi Tyler addressed 10 in Washington letter from
Williamsburg, Virginia, saying that meeting of Dem
ocra's IN the city Of Plttsurg Pennsylvania. had called
on MN, especially tosay whether he would in any even,