Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-01

,ei,aed. SHALL. \ PRESIDENT OK AN KXE
CUrlNE Off, ER UNDERTAKE Ar THIS
LATE TIME. OF DAY, TO CONTROL THE
PEOPLE IN TIE EXERCISE OF THEIR
81 PREENE WILL No. TIE PEOPLE ARE.
TUE BESf GUARDIANS OF THEIR OWN
RIGHTS, (applause) AND II Is rue Duty OF
THE EXECUTIVE no ABSTAIN FROM IN
'rEEFERiNG ~ or Tin ARTlNt. SA
CRED EXERCISE OF THE LAW MAKING
RI NCllONs OF THE GONERNAlt.NT"
Here have the lrss ahluauo Vi General liar.
rl.on himself who says thar II he we've convinced that
the rNeaues ct the non could only be collected and
discussed IN the mst sjttiai msnnrr through the
strum ntany ol Bank. and II there unelui,ocal
manifestations oi popular sentiment in lis iavur he
would give HIS asselt Ia the establishment ui such an
ins,itu,un. Tia, National Bank Is tie na,t ,llec,u
u means uf managing. III, tcstf,s Of The nian " hct
human wisdom has ever devised. b. esldru ali.
The Pet Bank system has eHiifty tailed, the SAB
Treasury was 81 oppressive IN II. oIefatle, that
Government officer dared enforce it-Aud II
had been carried out, II ius lave utterly failed -
the purposes oil the Government. Theuniy resort
then, To launch aIs lata the ocean OF expert
mens.ur 10 fall back npou a Naueual Bank. which had
answered every purpose tr Much II was designed
That there Vas uucgHige,l manifestation If p,p-
ul,r sentiment in aeer of sah. evident from the
fact. thai General Harrison aefhavjn proca,m irsc
sentiments, elected 10 the Pr ,dcnee by An oYer
~honlne maoriiy Of The people, and that Bank Bill
tutnN pass y Lf1c nilriN'ul ties
vhnH the people had chosen represent heln and Who
deemed Apanents of the fula viii. " no Under
these circumstances, can ua that if Gcnrra Harrison
had lived. be- wauld have sanctioned bill chaEorng
National Bank
! But he moreover says, in a specc! u his at Fort
Greenyille
Il have been Denounced asa bark man. Wei. let
4 II 90. an Sd tar A bark nan a. helieNe every
tional republican ought 10 lr and IN farther The Con-
Suilon Of the United STATES. mak,s II the duty OF ti
Government. 10 provide WAYS and means ol the cuirc
ton aud disbursement of he public II the
pie deem II necessary To The proper discharge If the
ilnrlpns OF thin Government Ia create a Natlon'i
Hank properly guarded and regulated | SHALL. BE
TIE LAST MAN If ELECTED PRESIDENT.
! TO SET Up MY Al IHtKrIN AGAINST
! THESE WILLOWS OF fREEMEN. II IS II, edlul
10 have larger nonry circulation. IN lard OF aenN.
than eppre. 4, spo.ism. Destroy the poor mans
credit aud you destroy his capital. u" prasaut VII"
Ius necessarily omtlnlan hss furnishing houso huld. in
the hard none, countries 81 Europe rarely II ever. he
comes il. noble ard. who lasiuns tis A.eks upon a
thnusaGd h.. Here necessarily difficulties
uect,d with eve rin and sssiem 81 Guseruinon but
should be the atm 3n, nbJec oi the statesman, 90 En
the hest institutions. wn s'spo"cr 10 make. lor the
good ii his untrs.'
Could language tc pIaucr tina the ahose2 General
llarrs,n uuy declares that hf would sanction the
charter Of National Bank, II the people ''sr"d II, but
even Proceeds 10 aaic the as4fs, why lie woh do So
And in speaking u Llc condition ut the poir III The
hard monty cuunreSsf Elrope h,~rv idruily has rcei
"ncc 10 the SuhlffeSlry and CREATES ssue between
that. and National Bauk, Whrl IN tact Issue
between p two plrGes, The l'rasidrnlla election.
In In, Inaugural Addres,. General llatrsJn used es
, following language
Il consider the veto power, thrirEre. given hy tie
Constitution to the ExrcaUvcof the CnIied States, sole
" 10 be used rs censcrrmue Potcc'. IN the ~ Living
inslanets:-ls IL protect the Constitution from viola
tlon-2dty the people from The ,ltcts ii Lastly ltgsa
ton. whrt lhrli vi" has been probably isfuardrd, or
tb rot Il If