Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
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iFrom the columoi,. Is. CO. relcseope.l
PEOPLE OF South CAROLINA

ne subject OF TINS letter, is question long aes-
sed and daily growing of mot c imporance MOI mere
" 10 the ani"n hat TO the Southern States in parti
c"iar. heg your attention TO it, because you will
sIon fad Ihat II forms Of the links in the chain
al inIposion, 'y which the southern saies and iii.
OF the souih, Hre TO I've led can,,ve Al III.
northern and middle saies This question is tho
more Important, because the advocates OF the mea-
shfes winch ihe northern 6cions Of the union are
e"da ,v"rng 10 iasen on 'he people, chiefly to b.
hound among your own processing friends and fayor-
lies IL VIII be said, that The remarks atn about IN
make, have been made already and over. and
over aud over reiu,ed ia Congress, and out OF Can
gTess: thai they ibe sufsnses AN uyer-ea;nus
party whose narrow views are opposed 10 the prea,
interest oil The union,and the splendid des,ines of
oar federal sovern"en, and ,hai they are oharac-
iaI'siC OF the short sighted policy Of The Radicals
As ! we'll know thnt many people like p,yst ir and
some of them formerly deemed wiso men are Of
opinion that tls sentiments about To advocate
haze nerer heen retue,.-iItt there is a growing AMI
prevailing party IN cong sss, ready nnd dcsreus In
grIUer wav The rights OF lac people and Offer ,beo,
mp sacr'hce Al The shrine OF po~eT-and inclined
10 give up the sober and cautions principles Of our
republican cOBeteract, and the rights of The iuJ OIL
dahi 1icnIbeis Of ,hdt conicdesacy TO the snlandd
PROHIBITIONS OF dszxiing, expensive and cousuJd,teJ
government say, that seeing and believing these
i'cis ard this statement Of opinions, think them
deserving OF sober review before the ,ribunal oI
the people and particularly before tue tribunal Of
the southern people, whose int rests and yLosa
rights, seem 10 lie ropo Jzcd, AT every session of
Congress thmi las lately taken place Far ih,nk
cin show TO lac Satisfaction OF PLAIN, rejecting men
the doctrine, oil rights derived f,o,n
implca'ion a"d cons'ruc'on has already produced.
the Ma: our question; The Tariff question: and the In
terna Improvement bill, by which the improyemen s
OF nortbern iDtri course for The exclusive promoos
oil nordieru interests, is TO be carried on az te ex
pense OF the nation aud the taxes raised on the ueo.
pie oil ie south, are 10 be devoted this erea, oh
Jsc. OF general welfare. Ia every possible way, by
which the south he taxed TO enrich the nor,hero
and middle stairs, they are destined TO be taxed a.d
taxed lbey Will he while, all who opr.,sa ibese
measures OF neG"as';y and injustice, TO be nut
N al, pf gnfsts-
naii'es they are TO be hua,rj of political society
radicals and TO call Z man by ibis modern ERIN
oil Teproach IS now TO tie taken, as a substitute for
all fact, defence Of implicit acauiesceoce in The
plans OF The powers hat ne, wish 10 he and a ,,i
unphan reply 10 any adverse argument TOO 10
be otherwise answered. A blind confidence m The
schemes oil men Ia power 10 extend their mower rs
Hos lberaiiy of political sentiment :: The old doctY,ne
which limits expenditure by appropriation. is mean.
n'ggaidiy, ana ungeni'emanIy and splendid views
brilliant schemes, expensive establishments and bgJ
pretensons, are TO crafty The national VANITY. and
ambition. ' "o
People Of America ST, down cooJly. and s,o,J;,.
o0ourngs Of those who ialk move Than t,ev can
tblnL and he MOI cjoled ,our u,psy and yo'''
senses, by fine words. '
Ia as, however, have = Little p,on.e,;uo H.,
ee"' away Of the rubbish, Of the ques,ion bfs
attack the main works. > N
Rfdicn This is political nick name uf R,;Gi
m"noi"eiu.e IL originated during the reign OF Lo,d
Ci~'lereagb, and WAS handled about 10y his pros,un |
ted sctbbl'rs IN the Quarterly Review and ,be min
isiefisl papers IL WIS not dIscouBienaHced Lv ,i
wbIg ogposior, the hberaIes, The moderate relotn.
eis OF Great Britain II was applied tie more
Y'oIeu' aud ih1iough-g0ing reforueIs OF The d.,
who ihoggb The Aegean Stable Of c0rfup ion NIGH
o. Cleaned out nj once by The irresistible torrent OF
reform upon Tie broad principle. SIR f. Borden
Nc Hume, and some other able aud honest men rs
beheve ihcu, he, were at the head Of this parry of
WHICH, IddiCa aDd Hot partial refuTm js tL, re
presentation OF the people the 6ls and leading
measure 10 tbs p'Ty, the vulgar, the mob, con-
sS'i"g "i Tie gnofaDf the lhoUg,ess, and the y,o.
e1i joined themselves for good reason because il
'he eva mrisures oi bad goveTnnien fall leayes an
the pror Y"
m p"cq"d diirdmt reyes, 1isciuniuy achirf
lhe m0hef'ie propDssI-, Of emitting of 4 few ronen
npio"abs, OF ,"N,ng heavily The pension lis of abo
sung dhei ihe drceass Of lie present incu,ul,en, ali
sne'Ires, 81 limiting lie power of needless exnendi
49, 2, seemed To ibem, series as stlryis,ion
Ol ne dreadful bur hens under wbif the oye,, no.,
81 be nation gfOsned. These r,ensn,es vs,e 30
g"fdrd - "" mefe Swings Of" cheese nt,.gs s.d
candle ends' ptllitves OF hide moment ,baI ,e,ct |
ed no' III" root Il the evil. Tie anl, cure IN, sh,ch
Consisted 10 a complete change OF The pteseo, ccn'
ShuiIvn ~ parliament, 50 that u n,fgh be eomuell.d
~ sei ~ nc psplc fe aud 10 speak as the noono
wished. The pp0r, the miserable, .he ieno,,n, -
lhe vaiedr rallied rOvnd this party ~ The onlv nl;
cal piriy H. Which ticy were Interested A. ,,so.i
lhey s ne violence, they threatened violence ,bey
I"k I" "onsepse, they proposed he adiong and bssI
sHgng mea'Wes. They ak not lie unC,r,ro .. a
Irn b, ,hai al violent Innovation i, dagqerous nv,
Ieiof ~ 70 be pernsuenj o,usf i've cauovs and 80
oUa' iha' II IS easier iai 10 pull down Than 20 buiId