Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-27

oui when found all saa unavaGa, All. thsr otis,
councils aai prevailed, when int,
'on an the eouairy ato in. thea ceased visits
waen las, reluetsn, look upon hi.
VsNse made last effort, by letter whteh long
published in eannexon with my s,.eca the veia il.
watch wsfnei him Of all that has beea realized BY hs
course he has pursued.
st,tenen, III. Nai.,aian nbv authority,
that he rsfled 10 hold inicasian vita a-
count .n.y teaeserg"-,asre i, too much q, ,,,a ,.t
oafdsfdash ~ IT - merit reply.
Let that Tor whN IS worth. Il Is necessary tas,
offered By NJ Clay the Bans Bill. wh,ca ecmplsi
false-t i enoar, /, saw mar N, va ~ aa
nj the time pssents NJ, Tyrr ana was opposed to
II when he did at las, welded q, hix hi-
sense OF PATRIOTISM IN oaefia- j. 90 an. So. g.,
suasoa. derived from thar would be
Mr. Tyler ani tha, w;ho4, it, il could no. pass IN.
Senate: AMI can with upright conscience, ira, 50
far from that amendment nring adopted with Of EN-
barrassiny Mr. Tyer, that had believe
had Nh Clay, that if adopted tire bill would
In regard the last paragraph NJ T,lsfs article il
Is false thatl ever mate suh assertion. do kaov
II what particular occasion he alafes, he
made the statement there ascrihed tn mebu,
the coaTsrsaoa At has rooms. at Brown. Hotel wc
magine have tofore III be found
To correspond with what IN no to
Ga the n OF March, III. Mr. Tyler md nv
sell SLEPT tho bed aud talked than half
nht 90 various si2ees pune aaa ptASis-amons those
subjects ct plbic nature the eaSr Lncnt o a Ma
,oaal Bank Ihs'o vas strong rsa.ssssa TO appeheai
which both deprecatai: But said L. "Fyier is will
ort ya a glorious opportunity your nan, II
the establishment OF an i"utton SO nfsPearah. 20 the
prosperity the should be
Viii lay under a weght obligation
thatw never be f5r5otten" To which, he replied, That
a esponsb lity he did covet-l,at would
IT; did . that they should hnd
s'as .ssd:e % 81 gads !, a, %
pressed as representative Of Nirginia".
On tho mornhs, nanber II sen,NrnAn called AMI
of them Introduced tho subject of Bank. sop
posed with view of ascoainns what they had expect
Mr.. II ler should have question a.
presiding the Sena,e--and ked them
"You need intass fears that SUBJECT; Tyler
10 VIVA, il right: he'll for bank" "Come," said
on that -pble
Botts ''Why," said l. ~ can't you any farthes
than Won have already committed Yourself INV ,mes ave,
swell gentlemen,' said Mr.. Tyor, "Ih toll you the
much--if called give ,ats will give ,t
vithau, The l.hes, referepr, 10 any oni,a ,h,, .v
former periot have ainci
Representauye OF Virginia. 1 n Natiouai Rep
tesentasse. aud will allow old opinions
nlence present counsel all seemed b- sati.hed
aud do not believe there present (vho bcl,ev-
ed Mr.. Tyler trust worthy hstst the with
that he wond for the bill # he had all
In reference that portion Of the article which
M Tyet's intenoh 10 have introduced IN h.
Message. nnnnnciatioh Of bis intention be "A
didate for second tet from whh ne only prevented
by the urgent opposition OF his Cabinet have n,ing
do with i-and yet may not 10 of place
'nat Mr LIVING has stamped tho statement with alsehooi
already.
The following taken from Mr. Esiny's
- accompany the vo,o wild,
the proposed declaration, there appeared
nexion between tbs two snfgsets
ta time and under these circumstances u, declare selem,
" IN public paper that he would or would not DO randi
ate for reelection, would "a thought nsakc hin. the st
ject IF ride'e and coteHpt, he already yr4,hc
Indignation. My advice therefore given seriously
good faith. though did not for noneat belsre hts
proportion cts so-no moro han believed asa his
that he had panncd such declaration
ZION in has inaugural"
|, appears then ,ha, Mr.. Ewing simply advis-
ed him not 10 make a ridiculous ass If himself,
and this he cons'rues into formal Cabinet con-
sultation, and advice, which alone prevented him
from declining re- election at that time
BIT If he had submitted such proposition, sub
seqnen, events justify Mr.. Ewing in his conciu-
SION, that IL was not made in good faith, aud Tint
It's only purpose was 10 ascertain who were for his
re election md ~ho against II, ,ha, he NIGH, have
retained the one, md have dispensed with tho
services of The other.
During the same, perhaps IL nigh, have
been in subsequent conver-at.pn, and of tins
viii not be certain he remarked that while Prov
ldence had always watched over this country with
peculiar care, its hand had never been so visible
rs IN the death of General iT,rrison--for If hs
had lived no could never have carried il through
the storm that rising--indeed, said he, au
the only man that can administer II, for my pop
ularitv in the North account OF my vote D.
yainst the Force Bal, and my general acquics-
.cnce in the views of the South (liiudirg Bank,
Fatilf, &c. places mo III a situation to do what
10 other man could.
Well, SAID I, Mr.. Tyler, you are hopclessly in
durable.
Why, Bo'ts, SAID he, what do you consider rs
he true test Of gfea'ness--Jt is not success! and
ia you ever KNOW me 10 aVempt anything tTr
y hch did not succeedT' Oh, yes, | said, you
attempted TO be made Senator year two ego,
nd think you didn't succeed 10 that.
Bu, who can believe that geniieman entertain
NJ this exalted idea of his iransce0dent qaali6-
a IONS did not then intend 10 be q CO nddaie for
e -eiectIon?
Aud now with this plain statement ef facts,
Urn the gentleman over 10 Gen. Solomon Van
OF New York. who has promised to-
,ace his veracity foundation that viii put
at least beyond dispute hereafter, Until can
ave the pleasure Of approaching him moro near
o before the adjournment Of the next session Of
congress. If the laws Of the couairy arc TO ben.
y longer observed, with his psrpiciens exs11bsp
efore us, when il will afford me nrasussxysnlba-
100 TO pay rny respects 20 him agsin.s- -
JOHN NJ. BOTTS.
May sth. 1913