Vincennes Gazette, Volume 11, Number 22, Vincennes, Knox County, 6 November 1841 — Page 4

(Continued from first page.) jupoti this subject in 1831? They were lislimtnt of a currency of u .ifur m ralue. the hand that penned them. Whit! a expressed by him in a speech made in the which is of so great importance to all the chjnijQ .i opinion subject a raan tj the j Senate, upon the presentation of a serie- essential interests of society; and on the 'ridicule and scorn of"a!l virtuous men!" tf resolutions adopted by the people of. wisdom to be manifested in its creation The rec. .cpiiiii oj rule of Government j Accomack county, Virginia, condemning much depends. " i-.Hu,:;, a -enmu!" The a.-t o Jara! removal of the public deposites. My; Does not this lanffuace contain a dis- . .. . , . i. .. if. :,i 4 :. ru. i) .1.1 i i . . - o

:,l.i.;.it yivuims or.!y the force ot pre-; " '-u ikmii irgmi. L-,ir- utJllsj reau a, tmct avowel o! the opinion, that Congress cedent, a uisregard of '-moral and rtli- j portion of them this morning. i ought to establiidi a "nsca! agent," foT the

"We were told yesterday,' said Mr. ' two fold purpose of coil cling and disTylr, "ihsi the President could not re-; bursing the revenue, and establishing a tiaie his steps with honor. ff'iat Lz.i-currency of uniform Talue? Does it not gu.ig j? this to be held by a public surrender to us the question of power agent? Honor, due regard to the solemn jover the currency? From what else than obligations and duties of office require of j a bank does a currency proceed? II is every public man to repair the mischief human ingenuity devised any other means

which his own unwise policy may have!

mulcted on the country. By what sort rf advisers must the. President he ftur-

Ika i example b-fcre him, than that of Mr. ' 'G " nded. toten tee are toil that lie would

Vm'..l he not look, ba-'k, ihrn'jS- aisnonored by guing audience to ific

d nst it ue. at body, and yielding to their

' 1 1 .

gmu i ais .'atiirrag- 13 t-;f.r:'. Hi-. . atr ir.?f, I:;r a a Jlmet icua I'r-.zid-.J. ii.uner ;hnn be made the in fct.-u.iii' .. f i.s utterance, I would endure ;h-- Dsn;: (! ih::i cruel torture which w as

sflieieJ ;;:. ttie pirate of iho Orkney d.. I woi.d Enc-imter darkness as a tiide, AnJ huz it hi i;iy arms." "at h vd iLn President no other repu1-

the bright vi?ta of the past, a-.d re: for a moment, on the pages which record the virtues, the opiui.-.ut, the acts of a Washington? Cmdd lu: forget the public serrices of ihit m T?t illustrious nun, who rested the sceptre of freedom from the

f !.ti- ri . t I l 1 f . , . .. It W .1 - . L, I

li ll'C V.' I I.

A "da "tic. ocean

incsty, am

." Was not

threw it across th?

! You Mr, and I, 2nd all t.i' :z; lau.-'.ht and yes. ccnti-me to

leacai 0.0 i iji.'.:r"'.. u to-iv ;ip". i.mi as V.i 9 purest of 3'! republicans. This was

s t 1

w iieji

-sson 0; o:

;-!M"

d-.vs-

i"ii His duty required this ot linn. The court ru must suffer beciuse the Prcsileu! 7) us t 7iot he inco7isistent. Honor would not permit him to retract an ill advised act, no matter what may come om of it. Mr. Tyler, would scout such ct7i idea of honor and consisteici.''1 The sentiments of men are too apt to undtrgo a change, corresnoudina with a

chrm

( f

osiiion.

e are apt, too. to

prescribe rules for the conduct of oihcr Explanatory of the opinions and wishe

of furnishing it, unless by a resort tt that which is exclusively metallic, or bv the is?uu of Government checks or drafts? Is the President favorable to either of these? I very much fear that he will fall back upon the latter, repudiated as they are by the country. But if the President did not allude to a bank, I ask my friend from Virginia, what he did mean bv the language which I have quoted? Mr. Wiie. He meant the establishment of a fiscal ager.t of the Government.

iwr. I i:o::io.v continued. A most sat:-factory answer, indeed! It is as fully

tns

with s.uch.'d :n ham., ve i rim-cent!;

ed upon tnc gre-n. It w.-ts t:niiit to us by our r.i ' 1 1 r , at the heirth-strme of i!o-

a;;.l v.o icsoo.i 01 pnrent:o 1

:t ieeper iinrres-;ion

mi, from which we oti'stles depart.

I IV a r it has been so with

P.-tr-id'.-nt.

w is lorn ma !

our ii.iriiu minij, whioit, M.iie the in-

ipon

en iv::, c .'il'i a mt!r

i Il not have

prcr ions

been slam tied

1 1

s e '. .

3 extr.i-s-.'ssion in i!.

1 11 y

And (, .alls of an

(Jeneral ,'ackson removed the drjiositef. -mder, what he conceived !o be, tlio hili ohligarioiis of constitutional duty. lie p.aced liimseli before tte country upon the ground whi h he aiumed; his friend? lfiMsiijig that to yield his as?ei:t to their i-csloratioi), would place him in an Lico.isitf:! auitu-ie. This rea-ohh," Mr. Tv

er resisted;

0 ;v 3 hear it pr ici aimed tl.at WasL.t :T-i :.onor

COU'kj

cons istenu v

suci a ' F:.-r

1 i.:ea ol !.e sake

r.. ,

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G . ! ; 1 : e r

c vi

"':-. v.'

iVfi!sj Vinrini:-, rMers

W! i;e til- y ( : : . .

: 1 1 d f :;- t!-- Pnsi-.ie:

tor.s ni-- r I -. 1 ;--;-i:ig in e:,'T :'i -h:,;g t!p" a hen 1 r;j;-r m ,- m iZi-u-t t' i m.-.'--';c'p "'i-S ut ,.-',!'!.l'0 1

r'-L as

iarl to w I ho-.-e

ii p

v !r r 1 r . io'i'l a ot

and

n.' Iiu!. :t. will no: :; ia-i too --rr-r ;.;.' 1.'a Pi-'-'ft, t!i.'' pi'i-aei-

( ot himselt, his country, and all the great

tinn, would 10 God. h-i l retained tlii--i-Jca f-f "hoi:or and cousi -te n "v," when he

it d

own :o Why tar-: to

re or; re

! I

n ie

s t;r-t veto inesnot l.ava ifiven

' a Id oig

. 1

:l 'i v!,o

'.'i.-st 1.1 war, iirst Leans ;i i.is cn:ri I,- -i,v: ii'.i 1 rt r-'i

the f '

on w

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a a

a-'

t ! a

-e W. 't a"u

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tiie.t

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CO ' 1 i ! u i : o -

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t: u - e : r 1 -t ; : r, ". :

lae

n seiioc . .? Wiiere pa:ri:;t:m 3 :,!--. ! A r;.v3 crfe-

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1 i i c r W o : i ;

e i chic!

iilU to

os e a 1 : ; 1 r .

al c.inei: e' poa

1 1

ol il

- !

pL-s of a par

1 T

. . t il

r.a .i v L e

nation l,rtp raa wi'a:- s

'1,1 ; . r 1

it csaao; he. The ti.le onwsr.l t.i all fafira

' - w

a ;rt voi.

.set 01" '.'ad, to :'

on earn 1 :e d:er day, "c :! ct, WOO: 1 ii

ci:ui

con-mu'-ai hriilv. and

!:t ir wi.-hes," hrsve ivi.'.e.i i'rom llie e'.s of y HiiJ a prostrata com-hu-.v ::nh a pii.i ae!e iiVe st-i-id.' The ad.:ptbr.. I glorious party e of Lis cou.attv and the

he highi seat of power t.heusahui w'.io, but the j bc:ttlmg ill mighty cor;-

i!cd hioi a? their de-

of lite President, as was riven t'tiis morn-

ii)J by my colleague, f-Mr. Prollit. 1 u hen quastioned by my friend from Kamtu.rky, Mr. Marshall. he saio', the President 'ii in fur :r of a fneal i.istit utim. t.'ict wi'l fif ly collect, keep and disburse ;l -u'lic revenve, a:i l th-it is void of c:.:uiiiuthn"l obiecti ms. "This kind of

i.ila.tibic thing yet in embryo, and very nearly akin to Gen. Jackson's 'ju ':ie:ou$ tarirT,' I presume would meet very little opposition from the veriest :of'-co in the land. Hut both these explanations, if they mau any thing, look done to the revenue. The recommendation of the President. !oo!;cd to bodi teve-

line and the curre,rj. Has ho abandoned the latter lo its fate? Left i: to the wii.d of change, which "bloweth where

i: iiateth?" If not, I implore the gentlemen who profess 10 be tiia exuimdve guardians of if 10 President's consistency and fame in the name id" an a-ixious and suffering ermiiturnev, I implore them

to come out frankly and nke

Hi-

-fiVlv. He

l.,, ..i , ' r

tr; us

a :-.c s'-n a!ii;i:''oa v.; i, it will i :, d :

i.e. r--1 1 , . "

liiilS-

ed :.-e tit :-r

i:g !avr-rv. Ht td ii:;i will waft ges fio name of

1 a;,,:'-! i-

11... Oi graven

founder of

irron

light of

patriot miita-

W.shi a vast

Miffs of fmi". .:.c

1. on. iii eve ry enaie. We are continiially told the President ".I-riSelf t r.i Is u- that ha Could not sign a bank b:!I without beiag guilty of an uapurdo.5,b'e ine-oasistt -ncy. I do not pr-i-frtas to tuiJf ri t i-'id the wnkiiigs of a man's he rf. who would persist i:i the iallietioii vf i' juiy upon his co jn'ry. for the rake cd hii o.vn coiisi-'p'p'y of ciiracter. My own : inion of puh'ic and private

;e, inmac.'i ;

dways be mi, that it consists, :dmoa' any tiling c!s. except

it ..a

1 S "j

lieva.ihoi which i- hig'iri ti)-;.n the 1 rail a ds, in yh-ldhig up an opinion.

d ' r..- error. Not to re-

..t t!ie in 1 nati n n't upon Mr. Maii- !, by th President for his incon-isten -, it may not ho n-instrucrivo to inquire, .other .Mr. Tvier has not himself been

guilty of a cfiang' of opinion. Had he n .i iilways b -en, pre vio-is to the Ha-ris-'j.irMi Convention, opposed to the tariff.' A': i vol iii letters and siveMies during the hi?'. Pri sr-len'iii campaign, he told us, l'ia'. he i; ad adopted the opinions of (den. Harrison and Mr. C!y upon that subject:

:e vo

i.ieucj .0 i:ic coi; - ci i must sur.iiaon Iii- p fit-. I wili not :-ay r wiil recei -c, i!;

j;ur;.i

lie ii is rei

t and a-.:;t d othiiie eoaasehi of

e.i an 'au-

Kiit boily," and he lih'sophy to meet h i ifi i' he is entitled to, u!!die scorn, that is

'.he d-'om i f him w;i- betravs his conn-

it i:u

.1 u a

wrt liijf otrn

Jiaiiit tiiiit

a migfity nation ol

1. must pi-: pare to feel the lashings

their ha at re-t.

a-, aii'l put tiaV,'hrnfoie ih-

v-xed que

er tampering e-'di a mat

i-.g themMves

ini 1 1 .1 . 1

trv--11

frrfi:

ot public censure and u buke. I presume, Mr. Sfieaker, there was no: a of either party, in th-: country, ut t!i coinmeneinent, of ;his s-sion of Cor: gross, w!io cnlertaii.ed a av other opinion, than tint the !':- sideni wouid approve a bill chartering u bank: ar.d tfiis ..pnerul ccucurrencs of opini 01 ro.i'd liave arisen from nothing eis: than conviction tliat hi.' mind h"d undergone a change upon the question' of cousiirMuonal power.

I am very certaiM upon the subject j IVrsi lent as ;

oen: sho w

:i in

e-: 1 y of Ion j-

with so delicate and nter-

.1.

i .11. -.k. j ai i" - with this continual slid;ii

i::g "i position and opnmn, the best 1:1-

lerr-sts ef the coantry ;.re fast withering away beneath the b'i-ithi a .- intluence of ? deranged currency Ii may be iporl to them, but it is dc dh to the pp.i;dt.. My friend from Virginia M-. VA'ipk1

may not re mistaken, ns to u h it are now the iews of the President; I think it most likely, he is -.ol: but the extract which I have read from his message to ! 'ongress, shows very conclusively, that such were not then his views. And that message shows further d at the President referred both the question of rerciiue and eurr:r,eii to Congress as passing ihe power o'fn:d aibitrament. He said: 'To you. rCortgress. then, who have ome more udrectly from the body of our common eonsiituculs su'smit the ditire

from the idh obligations of public duty, aud of which 1 have not yet repenled. I warred not against the man, but the conduct and principles of the man. I thought then, as I still do, in opposition to ihe genius aud spirit of a eo;is;i'uiional re public, and fraught with much danger to r O me best interests of the people, but '.he same measure of justice which I mtted out to him. wiil I render to any other President who places himself in a similar attitude before ihe country. I protest against the recognition one rule for him and another for Mr. Tyler. Let ihem both be judged alike. Lei their pubi.e conduct be measured by the same standard. It is this view of our duty which I have been laboring to impress upon the House, and, more particularly, upon in friend from Virginia, Mr. Wise. I again inquire of him; whether he did not hold Mr. Van Buren responsible for .Mr. Poinset'a recommendation of a standing army. Mr. Wise said: There is a difference between the Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Treasury. The formei reports to the President, and his acts are supervised by him the latter reporis directly to Congress. 1

Mr. Tho::ison continued. Does this change the degree of lesponsibililv to the President, under which each is placed? Has he not the same power of removal as 10 both? Are they not each selected bv him as h's constitutional adviser?? Doe?, not the act of one, go as far as that of the other, to make bp the measures of the Adminiitra'.ioii? Wa ihs removals of the deposites the act of Mr. Taney, or oi Gen. Jackson? Did not the laMcr tahe

1)11. TAY-i-OiCri

fi" M t I !j u: ! 1

. 'j' art iy

No man can view it in anv other fight. I - . 1

It inn ih act of ihe rresiueut, anu me r n n t r

nation will so rste.-ni it. He cannot es-1 tJ:--w;5vi

r. cUni;rr,(..'. i.f iis en- !! !,ft n tin d S!'c:.. . i"'' f"i

rjiii; 110:1-1 lot; ti-iK-iM ' " -

doisement and rectmimend.tion. It is fastened upon hiiii by record and parol, proof, h was n-'l exacted bv duicSi, but is an act of his own violation. j If 1 have not done injustice to ihe Pre-; iden. in these conclusions -rd 'ai'h all the sincriiy of mv nature, I i!te!ere that 1 am unwilling to do so into wh.it toudinon has he placed him-elf? Tne nii'Jfi fundamental article of Mr. E wing's bill,

provides that ! ration, relieves difficult Ircailung, ai.d ten-.. to 'The said corooraiion shall not direct- 'heal t f he,!. Thee cm leiio question but 1 1 1 1 1 . ., tiii-i nied-.aiio i a eeii ni cur:' lor chronic lougt.i Jy or imlin-cl'v de il or trade 111 any tuing ' " "J"' ' , . . r

I. : 1 ' ., . i "u l' - iij-i. ii-"" j i

CVii ' i', ' ' " 1 iii'-l urn j.ec lunij

Heme. id., r the o iinni.t urj ii. nuir.i n t u. Je Otnn ut 30 ;.-' ry. A. V. All t.th.;s u:e fjurhus a d uh..ut.'u ri;d. Ccnsr.a-t:?r. nr.d Livci Ccrri-Iaict. , S it ci'iif-ral reiie dy ler ll-t m' diseiin , I mi fullv s-t J. fn-ra lite tJpiit-i,o- ihrg is no uu'dieii.p eijua! to Dr. 'J'aylrs Uasia of Liverwort. Ucii.i: purely vegt-ibk-, it uu Lc used wiili ihe ut::K'f: sa!ty i v all petti ii in e. try o'l.uiiio'i. It leai. .is the luegs Yy exfeclo

except :romiory notes, in'.and bins oj

exchange, .yc.

Here

powers o

th-e, and ah.vajs

with v.r-e?t. A. 1'. HOCERS, M. D.

is an express restriction of the j Co-jsivitiov- The fill, .wing r ir.nrk were f the bank, to ihe (!i -f"U :t of ; taken traia the Let r.iiialr i f the .Medical .Maj-

prcmrrsory notes a id inland l.'.ds o! e.,- a

ehanue. hut teal no doubt should arise, 1 in regard to thi- pwed of discount, thai

J'he su.-priiimj e.T e! prcduce J ly Dr. Tay

lors U.iNiia; i-t' Livi-rwe't in . er-surni aiv e casf ... ... ... i..! . ), . i 0111I ihrilliru il tl-r-

uvm'coiih fundamcir'1 articut provides' " 'tf,r,'",; '..;,.' ...'j Vt- have .0 long

1 -ii ! liev. d this disea.-f (i oriel. n. rnai) lnfi.raLie,

"The fi-i - corr.ora'ion t'ta'I estahli-h a t!tt i is Jiflicult to cr-.'it cur m-hscs wht ri we

thai

conveient office of dlsantn! an 1 Jeuoi'e,

.e ro.'ii evidi l.i'v ei i:.sijii!i tie. reHortd to

tare iS such State," eti

and pre-sed '.100:1 I ongnrss

dent was, tiinch-re, to ah inte

;mr;io-es. nl.-.rj tor tne est.! j ii!i

Lit

d i.ecunts

1 c-n-l ut o!

in anySratc, by the awim.f the heg.,la- nt'il,UV icM u,iii ,s V v . ' - 7?"r,m,;

f, 1 w t ra-rl e.' a v. e e :ji'mi-i;i o;e 1 1 1 1 c ui uit- imin t:

! ine.J.,-:.;-.- Li oim iiM v.r s-h ii! he noie i-xi-licit;

The plan of the S-icrctiry endorsed ! i.,.-iJii!.ie we !. oj.e pii ieians wid make trial it"

t ! ts Piesi-; d,i u t ei- ii.c :co! ."-iJi-it ii t ill ets to e.

ie i-M-ii...'. -i:-.d i;ei.t.dr;e 'a !ook Ua!-

i v, ol t is i:,ude ;

. r .

a ii. t i - e -1 V '

i! J sidd at 375 Duw

friend horn

and the W hi-

"the responsibility,

l lll- . :.l Ii- .1

iy r.oiu nun 10 i: v as mere a ai..gir act of a "ingle Secretary of Gen. Jackson or Mr. Van Puien, for which they weie not held accountable! Did we not indict.

ail

;uef i.:. as best r; ua.'ifieM to

give a

r.,.

expositicn of their wL-hes and opinions."

Li ' -l.ing to the previous attitude of ihe

lariner id whom supported the hiib

iar::r f IS24, ?nd the still higher one of i -ml tie latter of v. !:jm is univer-

esteciiied the 'athc.-

of tlio Ameri

can system.' Did he not, when a Senator in vote aaiast the bill for the distribution of the projeeds of the salesof p..hlir lands? And ytt, not two weeks aT", fie give his executive sanction to a '.-i!I for that identical purpose. Did he r..d. ri t!:e Senate, when ih fining liis po-

niiio-j ri rcg ;.a this par

ri.

-. ! it 'i ' r

, 1";; i ' :

, uecijre 1. 1;,.-,,."" .

lIO'.

ii-eli in rcp-iidican parly.'

j ii

'a;

i i . i -jp.

"if i O '". liN 'i'i

i "i:.7, not to r.i s i ! J) ; .'

jh 1 ca' s

A;1 a et h a -eepted the no:rii::ali')n Ir.-m. a-,d ivlea'.illjd hmis-lf with the fate of a

party.

c-iiu'i ntif.-n

Lit-

I meet ui eon vent onhimself a part of ih

W hat becomes

Oi Iii.-

e l co iis-.eticy upon all these m liters?

he could experience a chaug? of iewupon stibjecis of s a much interest, nril-t ire not do .o noon :!ie question of a bank! !s th a "i-rime" less in one instance, than ;h? ether.' Would he be less subject to the "ridicule and scorn of all honorable mcn," far a chaqe of sentiment i:po:i thtse a l: s ions, than nnon il-ai of a batik?

t.e n

I'aat a stu".:n'rn and -:vr r. has ia

b.j ii- iry t-i I

oi the world has shown,

. iit-i -;ic e

pr.j

: a'': 1 irr

a-iifit.oiis, a

ara-

iiCiiijer Whig nor Democrat doubted a--to his coarse. If our democratic friends an 1 1 am not un willing to lesard them as friends, although I diagiee wiih them, thoroughly ami raJicaily had entertained die biiiii f which they now so lustily proclaim, that he would approve no bid why the necessity of raisin-? ilia war-crv

of r-t,.-.d? Thai cry would have constituted a vain and profitless rallying point, without his sanction to the bid, and we all know thai thoe gentlemen do not often -"reckon without their host." Yet, beh-ra die first bill had parsed the Senate the shout of repeal ran through the land, as a ti.- through a broad priarie. r.!r. Wise rose and said, that he had

always felt perfectly assured lhat the President i. : sijn a bank bill; that if he had been waked up at any hour of ihe night, he would have declared his opposition to a bank. Mr, Tiio.Mr.ioN continued. Would to God, Mr. Speaker, the President had tho't

fit so to inform us at the commencement of

the session. If my friend from Virginia is a fiiohf'd exponent of his opinions, why, in the none of all that is pure, eleva'ed. dignified, and honorable in public and priva e li'"c, did tic not with good old Virginia f.irncss, frankness, and candor, avow

them to us

lerfuge an

anv tiling by such concealment! Are the rieople sunnosed to be so insensible to ihe It I iiiga obligations of public station, thai .hey will be content to pass by without

at oii' t? Why all this seh-

1 prevarication? Does lie gain

:u iae

na:i wr.a a. n.rs r.:i nonesc convicts-m though it betray loin into apparent iuconaisiencv is r.ever ;hu unsale depository of publ.c tru -t.

Wliai opi'.iio.is -

Mi. K'c h. '':r't

ia re-;". i

'r. Tyder e;. ".eftrdn 0 i .

.Mr. V. ! if .

" velo

nii.-5 or leproach, tiie con-Juot oi that Executive, wiio, folding himself in the rojLS of accidental power, locks up his c; in iont: in his own i.npci ial bos-am? To SiiV t'ue leas:, sir, is it not disingenuous almost crimhi'dly so thai the Ihesident his so long conci aled his reM sentiment. What labor, care and anxiety would he havr; saved, if he had adopted the course which open and manly frankness dictates! Uut what viewri did he entertain at the coniMjencemmt of iho session? In his message ho said : In intimate connexion with ihe questi.m of revenue, is that which makes proviriou for a ratable fiscal a:ait. capable of adding increased faciiilies in the colIrctioii ai)d disbursement of the multi- ..:. -I .? ';.,.. .;r: ,n,f,i..1,'iv.c

j iioia an; uj". . jih;iio vj i urn a itaa-

ury lJeprtment. Lpori suz:i an actenl ' ar. eminent ie?re?. th-' e?'a7.

lie nominee of the Harris

burg t 'ouventio.!, and lb- Whig lidate for the Vice Presidency k'-eping in view, too. his unqualified j ledges during the canvass this general submission of the matter to Congress was sati-fatory to all his fri'-nds. It was not supposed tht he would resort to spec in I ji.'ca -;' "the heart-sti ings of the common law" to set aside their award either for matter of law or fact. None of us entertained any doubt about a satisfactory adjustment of the question, Cfept 7ny friend from Virginia! Who now tells us that he did sr. and that "if the President had

bee;, waked up at any hour of the night he would have declared his opposition to a bank!" Most sirange will this annunciation fall upon the public ear. Hut I cannot farther depart from the course of argument w hich I va3 pursuing when interi opted. I still insist, Mr, Speaker, that at the eommencema nt of our session, the President was understood to be favorable to a bank of some sort. To enable us to act advisedly in regard to it, both Nouses of Congress called upmi the Secretary of thr ' reasnry, as the fmcuwiul orgcni of the Jidiainistratioi, to report a plan which he informed us had been devised, void of constitutional objections. fie reported it. It came to us as an Administration measure, bricked aud sustained by the high authority of the Piesident. fMr. Wisn here said it was the plan of the Secretary of the Treasury, not of the President. Mr. Tiio.-ipso continued. Why, Mr. rp -aker, when the S-cretary of War r commended to the last Congress, the establishment of a standing army of one hundred thousand men, every member of the Whig party, and my friend from Virginia among ihe foremost in the front rank arraigned Mr. Van LJuren at the bar nf public justice for vs ar. Did we not manmlly resist the doctrine, lhat the net of the Secretary was not the act ol" the President. FMr. Waud, of New York, here said, he hoped the. geiiltierrian from Indiana would now do Mr. Van Buren justice. "j Mr. Thompson continued. I am no; conscious of having done Mr. Van Puren injustice. That I have epposed him, i mor true with an earnest and ardent opposition an opposition which sprang from no motive of persons! :o3ti!ity, but1

try, and convict Mr. Van Huren, for the savings, doings-, and blunders t f

Wo 'dbury, while he was at the head ( . ihe Treasury Department, allh-iwsh Ac rj;ort( l dirt i ;! y to Congress? Did not my fiiend from Virginia nid us with his eloquence, boldnc.-s, and manly intrepidity in carrying on the prosecution? Were not m3ny counts in t!:3 indictment

drawn oy his hand. Was not trie specie circular, though issued by t!i3 Secretary of the Treasury, an act of the Adminis-'ratio.-i of (Jen. Jackson? and so esteem -td by ail panics? Were not the speculations of Mr. Wooilhu.-v, in recrard to iae currency, regarded by all of us as the speculations of the A 1-iiiuietratiun? Have the relations between l!:e Secretary ol the Treasury and the President changed since iher.? Do they not exi-a under the

same eon-litution and the same law? ud Willi all ihe-" things, looking us lo!' in the face, w j are now told that Mr. laviag ; ? c.!.. ;ic responsible to the country, for his project of a ban!;, and that the Pre?idnt was in no degree accessory to ii! My word for it, ih. t if Mr. Ivv'mg had consulted his own judgement alone had acted upon his o va responsibility and had reported us such a tank as he p proved, il would have been tin old j'as'itone I Punk of the ( nited tatt . such as came from the hands of Washington and Madison with nit dodging or cmealment. Uut every body knows, that he acted with a view lo the preiludices if I may so call them of the President, iiiid shaped his bill, with tho purpose of remedying any constitutional objections liial he might entertain. Sir, I believe

r. r.'.ving aclr-J in goo-J laitii wilti tne Ptesident. 1 know the man wall have known him long and believe him iucapable of acting otherwise. Uut in what

position is he placed, if my friend from Virginia truly represents the views of die President? and there is no man who Knows thern better. After surrendering much of his own judgement giving up mny of his chceished opinions meeting ihe President on more than half-way ground of compromise; all for union and harmony, he is now to be told, th it he

I Mr. Wis- Sii-.ii; Will mv

ndima permit me to ask of him, w hy.

the S;creta.-v"s plan was that el a b-::n;

did not aiopi nd pas-

J. W it.

!.:g party

coii'.iiiited, M 'St er r-

. :..!.. .: :o i . -. . i. . ......... .

laimv.sir. win i iirmii wic. irae.-iiou, ior.

m.isl c

heenVdy will 1

Mr. Tii.orp on

is iver i'. I he

'.t'.J party, occupying tne ir o- ground

of the Cons' initio::, have t-vt.-r in a n op-poi-e-l to any other d.va.-ion of powr between the General Goveruiuf nt :.t.d the Spates, iiiari lh.it whicii ts p! ;in!y laoki ! . ul i:i the fmidioni'i'tnl law ol the. ia.ad. The Consiitction h?s ithfi givc!i us the

d'o I'i.mai i s. The r.t.nd. er of b rrcles in ch-1-iciitr h.-.dsh i- tiuiy -ioj ri.-m. 'e:Li:t'.6, lot i i ; ju iiie, h-r ei n ;.l,.o;ts. ai i many ether c'i. v-. .- I rey i.j-r,. do in, mukii-g il.t in j.atc uiiu h .iiie! f!i h. A'' i hi., can ec n tu-dUd ly tho u.-e f strcr-ct! i i.ii.iX i.-.t .iicioe. xwn will awit ;.r.'i;r. i:i ah lo r n.i.ven.-.-ijl-. rerr-.ve toi e to ti.o ; rv; -; .', ii i.-iil.ir oii-is. t1. ii,;; Dr. 'J'. lr -i l'ii!.-;iiii i i I.h t i : !. u ! ii h :: ti.ild ai.il j oi i ! y v i i r .'. i-, a'.sivi ;.- f liodi 6 Kdn.libl !y. If diuid u-e ;i, w re coi.f.-ient uti l.i.-tic lp. ee.od :i;.;.et;tt. mid lud iy ihtv. -- wi i f'oih.u. .'iiii.e i t" ii I'.re.i i r, li e ciij'u.iil CI.J gcr.U!i; is iiei.le iit ii i 5 it ue, i r, .V.'f.iK.tlA.ic.'iv i.i.J V.'t ..'.hi 'j.-- 1-r. To). ! r s Lt.iN.i.u .d a it, eiii.le a! . ." Idn-.iiy, ut -uiciih u.l e ce.l-. lit i tiei ilv t' r tlx V c'f 8-

m wer

if I'. K-

po wer-

lOil

bank, or it h withheld it. The qu

is iudivis-iblc. If gr-mled. it i entire and n'j-i dnte, xtid canaoioc d:mi-ished by trie action of the Sij'.cs. If withheld, no action of t!i2 States can giva it, or o enUrge anv otiier granf-d ' ouo r, r-s to eov-

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i r it. Toe bill of

. iv i e g c

wivh this general, fun la :!!:: d ,h u'uv

ac.l therefore was n.;t cd .;p'.ed I

pariy. i nai pariy !- not d to tiie c.sstii: i f t.'i-' S;..i'.f ;, 'i-e of Oliver wuch '.(-,

v the U i;;L

io.-ed to hi -., ir fie exrr-

c. al l n,-.t iiltei.d lo 1 er iC use cf ll.is iiieiheii.t , r j.'. a1, or J e,- i.s s . r ti. I.e. n nJ.is it

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roiiii

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Wiiicii my Iriei ieves is J;i!y

Ihe ('ooitltutii'.'i. Mr. Wi e: Why. the-', d adopt ihe ce.r.i.;ro:ni?e clause ?j .Mr. Tito.x i.:ox: Thu com

o'pii'e rxpri --sly retrtius ibis ;.b power, in die very h;i.gn sgt? of the stitution, but suspeiuhs its ext-rcise.

though li'.at liiniM- was not

n pta1 1." to" iTmse "who ll;u!ly vet d for tiie i

reluctantly ado-.ted. in I

of the c a

a hi

1 ii . l re. ! i- aw i ti -, r ri s -. -. - i . . . i r". i - . 1

enls th.at tiie l:d)r of this cxira fession vcpul 1 be crowned wiih the char tr of o:e,j

aud were: imwi'lii'g to defeat their e:.pcctatior.a by tlill'erei.ce of op-iioon, upon mere oio itiiitiS t.f tr-ict;Cid exp theticy.

U it!i the r"serva.io:i cd' power in the ! compromise t la'ice, to establish branches i without the coasent ef the States, when! ih 'purlic interest re-pa i.-ed thr-m, there j

exssteti no c;msti!'Jt.:nnai i 11 !d! .rient, and 1

the bill was pass

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.ov !:i- s, . u t h lessi .- it l; 1 i ( t! in' o. u ul i ; ii 1 1l.cr ii.'tj. ul t-i t . 1. .1.

li-n.-u.t w ,ii 1,; '

til 't J L . I i h 1 -J

view of lb-..- necessi;v

wero all anxiaus

f i; oiirs-etves 10 our res

pled

We -had

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I . h. Mr: V HI

v. wvr. svvnii:.

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IV' .luvM'lV, J. V. fill. i".

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O. '.-irsf,

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iy coin lii.;;:es ot

y true spirit of cflVe-

e-iliation.

forgoi-

5hO d'S. rir in h'ds. l

to L'uijs I':.. (..:;;,, CO Kcnins N'.'ri-.'j.it - Pj t or p dc .v t'.;i iadi

Dei

j e - e 1

ilia,

(.'ongress. in the ( til

live legislation the spirit of But has mv friend from Virg

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I'll Hit. UIJ 1 11 I.,' L ' ill : 1 1 .'"ili-U I. I jil 51 .

Does he not nrr.eud-er that it wris press

upon us, as o, ly

the I'ic.sident's e' jeciioris to tfic bill? i Sir.it origi i.ated in thai spirit of gem pais March 1-di, 1

cr. Xurktt ti.

i'i rJ rv.y

r5'"i. '. liiice-;, 1.1 .! fiiis jn-t in i,!.ed un c!gnr

l',v-"u i lace r-d.-siii-i r n-oi- which he will u-ei

tneails of removing rant 3 s,,,,,.,,. atth !.-, a:..i e. dl bed low f..r ca6h

DAMI1L WJirriiUliE. ! t 1 I -if.

confidence rnd reliai

which the I're-i-

alone must stand up, the foster-father of j l-1--t h:n so poorly r.j-prei i ited am! repaid

a tdiapeless bantlirg, that canv into the j i'.very big 10 1 . ongr

Wiil) VOtf-l

1. for

world 'dialf made up" the offspring of

another's loins. Sir, other crimes trmbe washed from human recollecttr-n, by the tears of deep repentance, but inrati

r 1

Heaven. This excuse is too late to render service lo the President. When the first bank bill was pending before die S.-nade, a distinguished Senator from Virginia Mr. IJivks moved an amendment to

! o a-im' the right to tstvd:.sti Dram

that bill, would have pr.-ferred it wiihout

th.at clause; but voted for it as it was. widi

ihe firm Conviction lhat the approval of the that he ! !rr-; ., 1. 1,1 Iii.-,.. .',.1 Cii....r..,! Ho I .Market;

l ll- IWrill l-UI tlt-ll IWl.O .Ut.ilivi- iv t ,

(il'Ll) n ; cc.leliy inform t!.f citizms cf nice:. 1.1 s, a' .i ihe r 1. 1 lie ie pet er-jp

as coaiiiii ie. c.i ihe a!'oe business-, ou treet. in ih-" rc;r of M.'i l.tdhiv's 1'encv

Hide fouler than them nil cries up to ; spurnicg, and ca-img Irom bin, iht

whii-h originated in kinduess and amty, he seized upon the messengf,r of com pro-; mise, and lurried ii into a rod of chastise- j mcnt. j f.Mr. Wi.'c here said ihai tiie compro-!

.More, v I.Ci J

I ,

ie arct, ta Co any th:i:s ir.

his hiic, and . -elicits :i ( i.ition r f the oCdic j at-

1 on a ie. Put he ii. M.iv

He- j dc-.ics

d t!.;.: his v.

Olii si

ill

1 j u to aa v Hi.aCe 1. 1311.

ihe

Wc-t.

"V d i't" ;

upon tiie 2sse:it ot inc .-Male

mii? clause hral tievtr been appro', cd by ITmi'DV n. t i f v a!! rcrsnru rot totraJe for.

lesjdie lres:u Dt.j 01 j-iucnase a etnam ate irin oy Hie to f .

S-identical Mr. T.revP.sov r.antinucd. Whether " ' ' 1,r " '''' u L' ' ' ' '

I 11 ml pjyut.'.- t.i sco.ij.. ns I j-hnll not pay said tmto uidis t'or.cd t- do ri h ,- operation i.l law. I'.VrKICK M JOKE. iota i.lirs, Jjly I 7 ill , 16-10.

lie '.r'i entertained

iiciv, too. tint :t

could never hme passed eithfr Mouse, if. ; J,!! s; S I,,M S M T'M it had been teemed in any other lht. ! hj ' ICiiishawa LT ' Ihu be ca-t it from him with ihe cii!il.Jj rm-iuv! f.r sa'r i v '

indii. ; renee ol a pnoti 'il s:e.;c, whose bosom is steeled against ihe kind approaches of conciliation. He poi--al in his hand the weapon of Executive power, end strut-!v a most deadly nmi disastrous

low at the ardent hopes and dep anxie-

Mr. Tji' vrscN c.antinucd. V hethcr

wiih the proposition of the Secretary fi ihe President approved iter not, ii was

ihe Treasury and sustained it, in argu- j drawn wit!; an express refermco to i!.e 1

rneut, as an A-linim strati ui meaure. peculiar views w

The disiinctive feature of Mr. E irg's j r.:liJ he. k.-ic-: it. Ih

plan, was tiiis power ol State assent. Why is i; ltcs an Admisais'ration measure now than then? Has the President disavowed his agency in iN preparatioi; ? Hr.s lie chaeg 'd his position, in relation to the Secretary o( the Treasury? dil any body deny, that this feature of State assent, originated with the President, an."

not with the Secretary? If so, is n t thei

inference irresistible, lhat the ichue bill met his a; prov.il? Why. sir, there is no mathematical problem more capable of solution, than is the lV:t susceptil !e of proof that this bill was approved ar.d sanctioned by the President. So far from entertaining any disguise about it, he declared, as you have heard, to many mem

bers ot Congress, that he icov.td s:gti it, if il were passed, and this was done repeatedly and without re-serve. I speak of my own knowledge when I say, that I know he did so declare. Did he net then regard it as his own measure, and one which removed, from this d-Iicata question, all the objections to which it was incident in the hand cd' ultra Whissi

May

aiADDC X .V CJASS. 29, 18-11. 51-tr.

tips of his confiding countrymen. He

drpd upon ihe flag of tru-e which we held out to him. wIipu, in the thickest of the right, we thought we were only drilling with a common foe. He spurned and spit upon the clive branch of peace: and, retired into his Excctive man-

'siim. clothed with all the power and in-

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