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FREDERICK J. HUI. one Of the Delegates RON
North Carolina to the Harrisburg Nauonsi Con,
yention. make. the following statement WIN " gnu
10 Mr.. Tyler's declarations at thattime'


Having had the honor to represent in part one
At the D.,rcts of the State in the Harrisburg on
vention. it became nv duty after the great di-AP'
continent experienced by my political friends NOM
the course pursued by Mr. Tyler. al and suoseI ueh'
~ the Extra Session, to assign to the people "h'"
| represented the reasons which influenced me 20
cast NV vote for that gentleman as the nominee u
line Convention for the Vice Presidency l ac'"'-
incly stated both in public and in private tha' du
rinr our attendance on the Convention, ans IN the
mon, occupied Nv the late lamented Gov owen
and myself Mr. Tyler declared, hat his views
m the Bank question had undergone an entire
change: thst ne believed the establishment OF a
National Bank to be alike indispensable as mccall
,y,nt of the Government and 70 the restoration OF
the currency and exchanges OF the country; ana
,ha, b, ,he,,eht that all Constitutional objections
ought 10 We'd To the various Executive, Legislative
and Judicial decision Of the question.


Thi. statement. having been controvered bu'
not really denied by Mr.. Tysr, j. corrobora'ed by
the following certificate:


P1rTssoRsvss Chatham Co. Y. C. July 2, l8i2
| Wa. the subscribers. do hereby certify, tnat IN
inc Summer of 1910. Governor Jehn Owen stated
in osr presence that during ,ke SESSION OF the liar
! ri,burg Convention, J ohm Tyler declared IN con
yer,aton that his views relative TO National BanN
had undergone a chanse-that he believed such al
institution had become indispensably necessary t'
the busines. Of the country-that his constitutional
objections ought. to yield to the various executive
| legislative. and judicial decisions OF the subject


aud that he was favorable to the establishment o