Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

idvics thsn gave him; but when found oil my
ri ria unavsng. AMI hs, ohss cooacils had prevailed.
which must plunge him into d~s'ruc,in and tbs country
int, - lhen cslssd my VISITS asd whsn st lsst
was r.luctani lick Uuon HE ifeschenus vssge made
las, ef,n. by si,er which wss long since published
10 o nnsxiun with my apcvch the Vs,o. in which
warmed him u oil thu. has BEEN realised BY the course ho
has pursued.
A. II, tho s,,epsn, Ut tbs Msds,nisn thy aa,hori.
~" ,hs, he refused 10 lid any Communication with
on sceou"t u "nsy trsachsry IL tso much Vi
uif and oaldrrdssh In !, /, merit reply.
Let ,hs " fs wha, II 10 wm,h! !, 10 not necessary
that shiud z, Into history ii the ansndnpnt suhsr.
isn,Iy offered by M. Clay I, the Bank Bill. Of which
he nomplans-a part Of tbs alta IL true; part
,cry sod entirely fsss-i 10 emu n 10 say that VIZ
Clay had never seen Al the ns presented Ia MIR.
Tyler. snt WAS opp 'sed 10 Il when he did are II 81 first
asd last yielded To his high uf psrolian. in
ferng II Ia tho Ssnaie fom persuasion int der we'd
from n) that II you'll ia acceptable 10 Mr. Tyler. and
hat without II, II csud not pass thu Senate; and
say with upright -nce. that FAR fr,m that
mend nen being adopted with view Of rtDbarr assng
Nh Tyler that fh.j every 10 tsli,ve. a. had
Mr. Clay. that II Adopted lhc bill wolld receive as sy.
nature.
In regard tho las, paragraph Of Mr. Tylers article
10 false thai Ievaf made sny such assrrtiop dD nut
khw 10 whs, PARTICULAR ason he aIludes, when he
asserts TIA, made the sistsneni there ascrlbsd 10 me-
bu, ecolec the enversa,iop al his I1ums. at BrswIs
Hots, very well. and imagine whatever have said )
heretofore will b. found to correspond with what ! am
now about 10 say.
On the nigh, Of tho % Of March, al Mr.. Tyler onl
'ysrlt srp, In The name bed, and talked mrs Than half
ni1 t various subjects public and prisslrainuh
III snhers Of pu lie nn,uts was The establishment of
National Bank. Here wss s'ruHg reason then 10 ap-
prrhrni that there would he tie IN The Seoas on that
question which We both drprecstsd But said ]. "iy
lrr i, will afford yDu glurous opportunity To ,nnor.
tai your name II the establishment II an Institution
indispensable 10 the pr apetty u the country should he
carried by your casting vote: will lay the na'ion under
weigh, h obligation that will nuver be- Ergntien."-
IT, which he replied. That II was a responsibility he
did not covrthai h- would rather avoid IL; but II II dad
10 that, they should find tina, he capable, as
national representative If making sacrifice, m of yir
ding oil his former op mons, expressed - represents
tive Il tlTgnls"
On The neat morning numh-r of gentlemen called
and some Of them INTRODUCED the suti-c' { Bark. as
supposed, With Of ascertain NJ what they had ii
expect from MIR Tyler # h. oh uld have decide the
qn-s,inn The presiding icer II the Senate and re-
marked 10 them: " need nt indulge any fears On
that SUBJECT Tyler will d. what is right, he'll uf
Bank" "Cpme" sald Mt Tyler, ''dou't Yen commit
too far that subject, B,,ts." 'Why." ad ], Il
can, COMM, shy farther than YOU have already co
mit,rc yourselffty times over"
"Well. gentlemen !" said Mr.. Tyler. 'I'l tell you
this much am called on % give the vote, | will
give IL without the lghirst reference TO any oplnvn
that may nauy former pcrwd have entertained or es-
pressed while rrpr.se ntHiiye Il Virgins ! an NJ"
Nito"'' Nomenclature. snd will n1 allow old opinions
I We any FLU ',cr" II y present. cours,"-AJ seemed
u ne sirN ahG % brlrVe tnPFe Wsa man pre-
scot WIN believed Mr. TYLER trust wmthy) tia, lett the
rom with doubt that he would vote I The bill If he
hsd 10 y,te At all,
In reference that portion Of the srcl- whh asserts
Mr. Jvlera intention ~ have introduced In his second
veto Message an annuucia not to he candidate for
.ecpnd term from which he only prevented by the
urgent opp ,ston If hs Cabinet. II have nothing u
wlh !, and ye, NAV na DO out Of Pace To rcnsrk
tn, Mr.. Ewing has stamped the statement with false
rod sfesly.
The fll,wtn1 are extracts taken from Mr. Ewin2's
letter of The 6,h Dec. last.
II did II think ad yisable accompany the Veta
with thu srd declaration as there appeared to me
NJ cohuc1ion between The Two subjects
and under hrse circumstances to declare slemnly in
public paper Thai he would not he cand date or erc
,on. would a. thought. make him the subject y public
ridic, and eontemlt. Is he sn ady was OF public in
dsn lion.
NV advice ,hrr-f Z" was given seriously and in god
tat to gh TdtdruGr moment bel sv his propositon
,oas more than hrieva asa tact his s.senen'.
Al he I'D r such decl,r ir nserii IN hs
inau lural"
/, appears then that Mr. Ewing simply aivised him
msses tdirulous II himself and this he
srl"s into f.rnal Cabinet consultation, and advice.
which nlone prevented him from declining reelection
at that Tine.
Bu, ii h- had submitted snch proposition. Subsequent
event, Justify Mr. Ewrg in his co"suson. that II vas
MT made in good faith and that its only pnp'se was 10
who for his reelerton and who against II,
thai he might bavs retained the one and have dispensed
with the services VI The uther.
During the sane. " perhaps II nigh, hsve been In
subsequent cnvSsa,an, and IL this will nut be certain,
be remarked thai while Providence had watched over
This country with peculiar carr is hand had never been
vnbls a. in ,hs d.ah Of Gen. Harris far hs had
lived he Gould bsver hsvr earned Il tbronlh the storm
that risio1 INDEED. said hs. 1 an the only mai
that I'D nnister IT, f my p,pnlsry in tina nth Oh
of nv lie al,inM sne F.sca bl snd nv gen.
era acqnescsnca 10 the views "f the South (a inI %
Bank Tariff &C. places mo in situation " ds what ~
other man onul.
Wen. said l. Mr.. Tyler. you arc hopolessy incu.
na.e.
why. Bots. said he. VIVA, d. yeu 70 sder a. III"
true ,pst II Rrpa,n1,ls not succeSs ana Il yu ever
kn,w me- /. s,,smp, any thing in which diJ nh sue.
ceedF' Oh. yes. said. yuu attempted to be Stnstr
year urtwo sxo, and ,hi"k yum didn't succeed IN
| that.
Bu, who can believe ,hss . gentleman entertaining
this exal,sd dra II his ,Yanscsndan, quail raons. dll
| NJ. 'h~n Intend IL liz cahdidste hr re-s4c,i'n2
AID naw with this plain s,a.enen. al faois. | turn
thu gsn,i-tnsn u Gen. Son.n Van Renss'asF. of
N York. Who hsa pt,mssd N place his varso'y on
laandstioo that vii put q ks,tmyoni disrus htHn
ter. Until can have peaaurs u appns hing him MIRO
aesry In NY Representative character, which shall do
bsoss the siIurnnsnl u the nsxt IL Congress.
II the lava o tho coonry are - hS any longer ossrve
with his pernouss axsnpA before Us, wien il viii Il.
ford me much g'aassiuO oRsy ny r,',.r's 70 n% -
gain. JN0. N. LOFTS.
MAY 9Th. le43.
CITY Of RICHMOND. WDI:
TINS day leTs alalv Appeared befYs ne, an Alder.