Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-20


tn winch The, have swpyS acted, and sandun thai hon
esis 81 purpose which has ehafaetefz.d linn asa
party
Il IS true that Nj. Tyler sat one time in his lite
effsed 10 National Lauk-B0t thefe Is evidence sui
len nj 10 convince tho must sk,nea TN The subject.
TIN he had charged his opinion and III iaNot ui
National bak, the time of his nomination lot the leo
iaideacy. lie dcclaird To different persons, nfr 10
tai uunatlen, thar mature reeetionad convinced HIM
ui The eorsttuot,lry, aud expectancy II National
Rank-At the Harrisburg Convention. he ue3i, BECAUSE
Henry Clay. open aud avuwed hin. man. was not
nominated Tor the presdeucydu during the Gong rossioal
ssion 81 ll2, he framed banh b himself, and srnt
II Ia Coneress with his fancy naine. the ''ENeho-
qnet'yet Notwithstanding all oso uneqnlyocal mani
stations III favor Of bank he refused his assent 10 ev'
efy bank bl. that Congress passed, npoa the ground
that he MAS opposed 10 bank from CONSCIENTIOUS and UNI
constitutional sclurlCs. D,s not Pitsdent like ths,
deserved 10 Ia sconc and Kissed hv every huncst man
! in the World tan any cphst he tho harsh iur Il man
who has pursued course "i such reachcr, aud dnpc'
". I'D violated evry principle oi ruth and honesty
Gco,>n WASHINGTON, 1.-The Father ut LIS cuuatN,'
who nuIea I'd with his sword the independence Of the
nation and who :, ovocd his whole lie toils welfare,
gave his sanction to National Banl Jaa.es Madson,
The pute aud yriuous Wig, 'an. whose wisdom AMI IN
l.srlN. none vi" dispute, hkewr,. sanctioned 'a'oua'
iaak. According 10 the argument q II iAef' '''s
mudern saint md solomon, George Washington ana
James Madison violated their oatbs aud the eor-,.'"
LIN ND .heit halv wed names instead oiheng honorcd
and itseu' drsctyC 10 be alh,u,d and dtara,d. This
HrctdEi.tG fUsI ~', 40 Is totally Unworthy Ia occupy
til. SINE exalted staj"n would lave Us eotcse, that
desc lluslrous men, wcc either knav's or ieols lie
msS Proceed IA his ubiquitous caaef, "hlio
It'll orphans tears his impoa, b'"l oe,a'v'.--
lascnsble to tue cries Of distress witch con
tinuay greet hi. cars, he may imagine Ian
sill \ hue good, while hosanuas are shou"
To him, by his ciorubic lcgiun--the "pQnch' resi
nent--bat # thcre ue any thng Ike virtue roman-
ing N the l.epuicil We have any regard Tor tie con
Siil'Ilion aud Liberties OF cur county tie cay erorlon
lion will eventually come, when he will lie hurled
tfrm his stai. amid the excavations 81 indignant
people. whose trust lo has beirsy ed and whose
feelings he has outraged. He may continue To
put toah hls hNpocnucd professions 81 regard
lor the will of the people and tho salctity Of the
constitution but lie can M longer deceive The
shr1ud has NJ Isng dropped from the face Il tins vrllcd
Mohanna and all The hidcous dtloImies oil eonntcnanco
exposed.
But notwithstanding tho trcacheiy Of tltir cap
tain. and the clouds and darkness Which seem to
upon their causr the Wings have slill hore. They
have VT leader IN whom they may eohtlde. HEN
Ky CLAY has never betrayed his party nor his eaun-
Try. lie hes stood Gy his country tho darkest hours
oi horrerll, aud defended her rights against foreign 40
sfesslen and domestic u9urIatlon. Notwithstanding
tic fiery ot LIS political iuoe. and .r Infamous
ATTEMPTS 10 nun his repuutlon-hunah The storm has
ragged and the haucments have rochtd, he has never
iaeIed III the service Of his country M torsalcn the
Of the people. hen the pillars Il Tie Republic
have been shaken ty the con cling sle1ms Il dqnrstic
teads-nhen the roiical heavens have lien lur Hnh
w1ath, and The fabric oi government lls recled amd
the srrmg elements OF parry strife his yoce Las ever
been heard above the how ugs OF the tempest. soothing
with the trident OF orqucuce. the ,Aactl aliens OF par
~ spln. and calming tie ttmpts0nus snfgos Of civil
eoinmoon. Wien the advocates aftle true Irnt
PIES CT the Government have been oye1heWn, and
rupiinn aud misrulr lave threatened the ruin of tie
tion-Nhen many patriot has drslaifed ard tic
ess have filtered IA. cry has been that ol tile dying
l.awrenee--"dunh give up the ship VI hen
Great Britain dared to insult our flag and invade cur
rghts-whcn our country was Invaded by an enemy
tam abroad and endangered By tfeaion at homo, II
malnIy y.Iis coqu, voice, that hs counyncn
aroused olhe rescue, sud by his cXtons that tie
vas brought TO glorious and honorable ssue. When
The Nj souf qucs ION agila;cI tbs Republic its ccnr
and threatened Us with dsunlun aud banlshed, IL was
he that came forward with the olive handicapped
the lowering clouds that dar'rncd the political ORION,
and rest red thc sunshine Of tranquility ana peace
! When General jackson would have ar1yed the onion
against South Caruna--when he Would haye dfsnchrd
her soil ah the blood Of her cit.2,us--hnichcrrd
them With hired sodlrTv AMI luug tie leaders of
nnIlheation, rs traitors and naleaet1rsqt that gloo
y and critical period, when the Of civil
gathering over the Republic, the unfncng pat
riot cate lor"a to her triicldafhutss fled al lis APP
rrnae', and the rainbow Of peace n8ra nne sann,d the
blieht arch OF tho political sky. Iaese are The monu-
inenls Of his lairlollNm which will stand as long
merit shall be honored freedom has vllsry. When
the vile denagogues and reckless political ssplrais Mho
lradnce his character. shall have gone down with the
eLbng lido o life. the shades Of endless oblivion. his
fame Will i've with the history oihIs country. and the
light Of his glorious example viii s,re as beacon 10
geHerationa 10 come.
Like the great and rood If all ages and nations he has
been prosecuted, denounced and abused. The great
Washington had his enemies. Tho sought 10 undermine
his reputation and to dcprcciae him IN tie estimation It
his ceGnfymcn. Cicero WAS beheaded by the thenlCs
Of yntue and Of Rome. hlllilades, who DICTATED tie
Persian monarch on the plains Of Marathon and pered
his ;!,v in defence of Grecan liberty. dedin prison.
,,b,e IN. enemies lad ,nr,,. m. Argdes, The good