Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29
MESSRS. TYLER AND POTTS

MISSRS. TYLER AND R0I'FS
II Will he reeoeciedhy those who rad Mr. Bos's
statement ot the dcciafaiion made by Mr. Tyler, at
Browns llutd, IN Washington cily, on the evening Of
the Sd Of March l~1l, that VII aaledhis IMPRESSION
thai among ih9s. who were present. and heard that
declaration. james T.. WHARTON Esl editor Of The
Wheeling Ilm,- By the slly,inrd article from tina,
paper. viii be thai NJ Bolts VA correct in hi.
,upPqslion, and hat lis statement IS uily crfoJ,rIed
by MI Wharton. tm1y perhaps, give more force to
the testimony ol at gentleman IL state the tact lat
Ir nt period alDrr the collision and rupture he ycen
Nh Tyler and the WING party had taken place. hc sus
famed the \ lnnisalion and expressed his enire cln
'A 'at.ic mt !ry Of Mr.. Tyler an in his dsp5,i.
tim and delrrna,on lltb'lI.y 10 sustain Wing mea
sues thr'ps the agency If Wig men; and. it was not
until Nj y Ter hal nn,lnvocally betrayed his purpose
10 array himself, With all the patronage and Influence
winch lis "ili conler, against the party and the
pflhciolts that bad elevated hun 10 power that Mr.
/ W haftpn, tenlnsding Will r,ucauce his conf
dehce III MI ylers fidelity 10 his voluntarily
assumed oblisaliins, united with thuse Of his palu
zeal associates, "h1, with more sagaclry. or with
less alih 10 the man. had fresccn and tlen.un-
cfd lbs Iethdf. We remember tat the adhesion of
M W barton To Alr Tyler, long after the great
h'dy ol thu Wing party had deemed il imperative to
Nahdef tie cpnnoctlona Determination whI,h ref cts
the highest '9or on the Wing p4rty, AMI wIeh Of IL
sell Ydeaies the dlslntersledness aud purity Of their
PATRIOTISM slnce as h'ywcre well aware it closed np to
them all the avenues 10 office aud ds.Incli1n and cut
them OH If1m even the crumbs that f from the Exrc-
nh'e table lor winch mere trimL p,itc,an, fight
We say that w remember that Mr. Wharmns course
cAred general suspicion Of his motives cqaaIIed By die
regret and surprise Of those who entertained IT, Ills
course Then, however, Is now fully explained in the
closing sentence ot the annexed arcle-Nlr 'T,Lr,
CLEANLINESS aud decision > IN the conversation rrred TN
had 50 far Won his Confidence that lac felt assured that
the yeoes of the session dad not result frnn his
hostility 10 the ncJrp1ratIon Of Imk nor Indicate
tegone conclusion the part Of the President To array
himself IN hostility to the party by hyppeftca nro
esSIon ct concurrence IN opinion with which he had been
elevated 10 the second and H. fortune would have j. u
the inst Office IN the gift of the people but tina, they
were based. as MIR. Nadisons veto a the Bank in l. IL
Was, upon supposed def in tic details the several
ol'is passed by Congress, and presented ohm for his
Signature W e suboIn the aruclr
EumMe Uheclag inns
"Mr. having read Nh Butts letter to the
Richmond W In. In reply 10 the infamous attack upon
hm by The Aladlsonan. and Perceivlng that he there
calls upon You 10 prove that Mr. Tyler. March ISL
@ ' SUI u, Va Tue 9e'a'e' ne S'"nid were
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ed my attention. |, however did not feel justified is
thc conversation took place before gentlemen who for
'usn' Nh" "'te an On 'ctmS {" personal intimacy
a,,n in ro,5,l, ,, win, ,LlI n. -, ~, -
No INN ,f,anf bcrt Ia tho mill c,,D1 h o,,,,lh :,
But several gentlemen here who have read the art
f' l"h Tue pen &" MfhotiS have expressed ,ulniereSi
~ ~. u "''S ' !" ni''Pp 10 Sue 'h'o9h
ycrsaton. Iaan public cxnrcs,n Of opinion that ,,5,
in Alarrh ISL VAS present with slne ofhrr g,ute
men, III MI Tyler room. when discussion Of the pro
ha'"'y OF thr passage o banh charter look place. dn
, w., ,I ''''n ''''' '' ,l'' I'5s
f was asked whether he womb in thar ryon ,iy his cas-,
ing Tor or against tho charter He rc9lc as near
as can reraIlec'-ln that event sir, would give my
N1'' '2'''i'7 81 oP'n''ns' expressed and acted upon
ho ,Lrtn WIZ p W. ''s'' Il, ,tNo' :"
acted in accordance with nlal hel,rycl /, IN, IN,
wishes Of my constituents | am now the Representa-
1--WE % lnr whole nl"n aad believing that LARGO ina
selves in favor s Bank shah # rollJ nna"
'o', . for rs.%,s, .. .' '-.' ''s'
tenor is the same. 1t Is rruarl We could not misak,