Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31

rrc,;s ~, u,e w"'s proNocauNes; rs tc
just under the protection of which ,hcse la,,, ~,
kept up is o resist them hy calm appeals TO The
reason and good sense of the public ii is by means
aa', ~ ,n'se INA. ,e press may prevent Impressions
almost mpercen,Liv cs n,, ,,,a ~ uegrees nnd
most empty sophisn Ten cpea,ed w NJ as have -.
believers. How much more strikioey true is il llat
.hs nis,rp'icni,on OF principles just in the absr;c,
wv" 'eau nseiSoy 10 ihe rer,cslop Unpopular feel
the, are ..s,,I, y, :, when
about Tn lac SWAZILAND al. ,,, I,, =, p So 49,,
citizen will fail to b, ie,e his ,,hn, !, !; c a;.'
the mouths of those by whom, ,h"v ro '..,, i,
and in who's. ,,n;o,c a. 49, -, - "' ,",'""cu,
What citizen of V;s,;, C. ; 'pp.. 'J ,.,
that its Stn,c ,;gb,. ,ro j.; ;o "'s"eI'e'es
ton is CONSTANTLY on, tho l;ry ~ H., e., 'Sse'
statesmen or ,l,, :, ,,J,, -; r. -, "ViS anu
not saw thar the op;nc, i mn, IN ,I, 80, wi'l
its pro,oun,ers also W. ,y; ', 10, 81 SOME OF
of sincerity ~ v,Io bro,cL ill.,. ., ~; W .,e ""
C,sIo,,tI, =, ,Ia ~, ''''i' ;" c''vn' ana
the ex,ppIc nj so ,,ox,,,,i . ,, ", W ioVA 10
sion-,o b.hold The ,,,,,ros 80 "".o". 'pl'c'cn
and acuta minis i,rn,J go ,,,;. ~ 80 49,. Ie"'''"'
" an exception---to see he ready rcsno,se 80 r.
opinions aud ,o no,;,e ho,,, ~ ~ 'neS'
there * a,,s,ycrad i, ,h. , = ''''"."' i'iSeu
,cni symnn,,,..,, L.L,i IL, ~ 800! q coieSpo"-
ulbancp viii nm ;,sn;,;I; .o"HeS VI .i,,"e 'iS-
pert of our FEELING ,or sh,I, h " ',s",',, ~ ilo
Sth -; ~, 'u'','iS "or sn,' u ne ot orr practice
Ambi;on crs,,I,',i c ~. We c, consequences
vocatiycst ,ybv th;s ~ s,,,:r i.N'i.P - ~
what vae used ,ho,t w. :. 90 "
she stood mn ,ra;nst.,L. -, niioi
Congress- and .,r;ns, th a'.. ~, VI
Eqts of The S,nreme Co,rt TO 80 - " , ci
similar acts. that cha ,yas d.,,,,o .a'I' ~,
higl-toned federal Presid.nt for h,,h,,,,n;:s
Party Il, her bosn,, ,,.nt, a' n'' :.
.ronnd in dust and ,sj,es ,, :. Reshr, - ,a p ;,
hut we expact soon to hear tho sar,, doa,s No;
ations ls.v.Iled ,y,;,st ~ ~
The next Journalist WE nr,d,ce i tho No,,
York American. of the o0ib inst
ga writer in the Rcho,on, Enouirer rro,os.s =
general tax whiskey the proceeds 10 be applied to
improve the roads throughout, the L. STATES. In the
pne s -, ,'e ~ we ,gs concur TO whatever pur-
ed that the anti-coasaja,nj nronost;nn ' ,sb"P
plies the right of the General Government 10 drect
me national funds to internal Improvements, should
nav I,.e passed 'nreprove IN the Richmond Enquirer
the subject we c"o, '';'s w ME on
conviction of the ,incery of Tho s,iclIes V.' u.
rgi'ti-on dis particular point, at least, They mani-
ess tner Devotion TO principle lay clear sacrifice of
snhsta,,, ~ Wv HoN IN preference TO The
prone siiion m th. ,.,Src,e, M ,b n, ,,' L 80
ed by The people Individually, and of the glory and
prosperity OF the nation large consequent 10 The an
ca.'on OF our common funds TO consolidate the in
orthc iJn;nn ' 'e''''' anu S''ens'hen uie power
One word by way orco,pm,n+ IT, ,o.o
publishing Ola communicative of ono,la.,,or
sons, without protest ,,f o,,r avn : o,Io
i...-, ,..l, a L
The otherpoints ofa I'M. ,nrr, c;,,,,a,,,,
We do not wish to stirkl, for Tho
" of the defenders Of stale r;erbte g., - :.
their interest only-itisa lar,re and cv,,,nJoJ
view of their interests. which, lool-io ia
any LITTLE Temporary ;dv,nt f,,Js -
and moro Ias,inr int,r,.st II tIa
CONSTITUTION Pint i o,,.. NJ '',F
anchors which thev will not rive N, ,v,ba,.
will no; consent tn apnly ibnir co,n,,o,, f,,,(.
but in the modes recoga;zed Inv tha c,',.t;,',
ton. As TO" consolidating the interests of tbe !
union" it is one of those fatal curses. seeinr II
j. either Tho s.,,, NO I'll 't:I -
i ''.'ie do pohuc"I cnlsoiluauon,
or us conducting To II, which they will .
most resolutely guard against In the words
of the Resolutions of this state I'm 'Sa The
General Assemble, dnth .ls, o,,,,roa, g., L.,
ro,rr,t .ho+ . 80 - - ~ ~ % 10 "'|P |
-, - h"s ~ Suuify Instances
peen manifested by the federal government TO |
enlarge It's powers by forced constructions of
the constitutional charter which defines tbe,,,
aud that ,ndic,t;r,,e L,,,a o,,.sI ''t. -.
70 evno,,nJ certa; o.o,,o., 80, ~, VI
having bsen copied from the very limited grant
oil powers IN tie former articles OF confedera-
ton were the less liable TO he misconstrucd)
so as tn destroy TIM r,o,n;,o. .,J 90 ~
n,.tic,i.. -, anu chec,' inc
Z, i.ii!ei"tioi which necessarily eX-
pains, ana limits The general phrases and
so as to consolidate the states nv dp~rres int,
one sovereignty tho ohv;or. to, d., "a -;
evitabIe result of ,vb;cI, ,,,g,la H. 80. -. ~
cn, IL, :, """'u NC, w lrdlS-
~ q, wy present republican system, OF the
y. states, INTO AN absolute, ar at best mixed
monarchy" The process by which This may
be brought about i; exnI,incd h., Mr. MI
SONS R@nort ~, tb;s ID a',i',.;s ~ ~ Nih''-
80 IL r. "a ''i'' ASc9oIution--ihd YET we
"ie o"nu lot 10 consolidate the interests OF
tile union, &C. &c.
The last extract which however barely
touches this matter is tho coJlo,,;,q, r., ~
N,tior,l IT,. M - ''i' ioio"i"5 ilobi the
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