Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-17
EXTRACTS FROM THE SPEECH OF MR. RAY
NER ON THE BANKRUPT LAW

that ,e would be LEI. ON the book that not
thu fault Of the whig- and history So They
could net prevent ueache Of John Tyler and the
that the people OF The country
the Whc u.iority-barned them for having pamed such
man AZ John Tyler upon them. The Wings did eOnl-
nit mort fault and grievousy had they SUI
tored for IL.
Tn. gentleman from Kentucky (Mr Marshall had spo-
l.n al tho history OF this being written
Of hak,posre that IL is the evil that men do that lives al
ter them then would require masy volumes portray
the proiigacy and corruption Of this Administration. And
the concluding part Of the also that the
good h inferred with their bones" then John Tylers
should bear this single inscription He lies
John Tyler"
NJ, x..r, -, a., .., ,h,, ,;n fatally n. had INDUCED
4, ,hs sl f, ,h., ,h. Whs marty vs.. only
nasc.,on Inn, ,b.x verc pss-,ng through an ordeal OF
l from which they would emerge redeemed rcgenerst.
Jd 5;r,hr.ld ,s,dv NJ owe, IN do battle in the cause
OF liberty whether fortune frowned fortune
smiled And although he would yet have hope, yet he
scd he wa. not free from feelings OF dependency He
scene days since which he should
have been glad TO avoid seeing. representative mir.
Borrs rose place, and appealing Heaven for the
reet,ude OF his intentions ayowed his determination dis
charge his duty to violated Constitution regardless OF all
personal consequence lie preferred charges against the
acting President Of the United Stacs involving the highest
crimea and stskcd his repunon upon their
truth and his ability TO prove them asked this House for
the appointment Of committee, merely that he might have
an opportunity OF establishing his charges and submit the
result to the House. And what did they seel In House
containing nominal Wing majority least thirty, the
proposition failed by majority Of forty -four.
II he ever saw (said Mr. moral sublmi-
w. il when his friend mir. Bots) held aoft his articles
OF and streams OF feryd eoquence called
upon the assembled Representatives of the nation
the lie could his friend that he needed
no prouder monument to his ame-no cher legacy Tor ms
children. He aware that many had voted against the
proposition because they aNowed they would not bestow
on John Tyler 80 mueh consideration ana importance
Inns rninded MN OF he reply OF pafrere IN he hsuona'
convention rance 10 he aeGusanon proposed I" the
yrtuous Louye against the bloody Robespcrre Let u.s.
said baere cease to waste our time ON men who Will
place IN history ie'us NOT put psmes on 'a
CIVIC crV~rs VI nooespiete are fnIneieu VII" C!Pess
Inc conNennon passed queuy on he oruefs on inc uay
last as 'hs house qua on iata error, SAYS e
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TO Io' e ereI'o OF inc mouse ana Ae country;
N"o winch nc ie'' PoaSou; tn'u
clearly heS party hat nan had
ps'.' Ma ~, ''u os 'o ID. ~ mar 'ie were P
nes IN ua Rouse ana hat the lyer iachon-ior never
IeseNtH ue name o, pary-hau become merged IN anS
ulo'Ougy i"ehuneu "it' 'ne LocoocO party anu ne ulo
hope mat anna e seeming and ooing oil the pohnca cal
dren oil ~mch the gentleman from Massaehusets MI lush
lhsy spSNe' s "mg parry Wou'o al ieas' oe thoroughly
puiheG anu u" inc ''ot ana scum only DC urO"h
upward out tossed over the om lie mad sure that
e bargain nHa oeeh eohsunmated IN secret nj last II had
been puohcS Tauheu on mat moor De sure there had
oech some nue Coshess manifested III uhe lhierchahges
oil aeeuon mat mad oeen passing across the Hal but not
more ne supposed tnan was usual on SUCH occasions OF
endeamen ana iar less man ne tnought deeency equir
cd Inc gentleman from Massachusetts Mr. CrsiiNG)
threatened 'he areadyiorgeu thundeFoots OF the veto
power unless ms new Demoeanc ahes would rally under
me Tyler standard lhe member from Indiana Mr..
hENtDp sea, IN response ne was opposed 10 the De
majority IN the next congress forcing an! ihlng
on r Tyler that was kely To meet with the veto The
gShueman rom ONO lhF- "kLLkkl pronounced labor
ed euogy on MI dyer and hseens ie authorized TO act
the part OF counsellor to him. and advised hun to nd him.
sen OF MessfS' webster ana spencer As soon ~ possible
Inc gentleman from New YORK, (Mr. BoWNE,) who
seems De more eaihoe IN ms political feelings declared
ms readiness 10 receive hese TWO last as rePenan sinners
ml'n open arms ne gentleman from Sou'h carolina Mr.
the Democratic ranks; said he had long that he Mr.
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