Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-04

.,,Psc" 70 'uc ouu OF MEXICO, nom the Allegheny TO
the Atlantic, district, which, taking IN all tina, par,
OF Maryland lying south Of the Paapsco aud cas-, of
Elk river, raises hve sxhs Of sl The exports of this
country, that of home growih-I have in m, hand
tue omc'.i Statements. which prove j., but which
will nut weary the House by reading ,l--,n vii
TINS coeetry-f.s, sir, and bless God Tor IL -
tor, Nth sll The fan,asiicai and prepost~rou.
theo,,e3&hous the rights Of man Che theories,
not - ~ themselves, i speak OIL there Is
no'hsnf 1powsr that can restrain power--I hie.s
uo9s eAis insulted, oppressed, and outraged!
resso9S ~ - 10 oui couasels Ia regard 10 this
n'sesy - one man that there exists ON the
snnle feeling and one interest. We are
proc - 10 tho ban and, 6 we do moi
ieess do not act, we are bastasds to those
tash toved the Revolution then shalt we
dess - ous bricks without straw. There
% no ecVrd, in which a proposition like this
sudden nking the whole frame Of a country g
po!tys tearing asunder every hRature OF the body
polite, was ever carried by lean majority Of two OF
tnree voses unless IL be the usurpaioW Of The sepen.
NAL act, which passed the British Parliament hy, I
ihnk, majority 0i vote, the same that laid the
tax ON cotton tagging. DO no, stop here, sir, to
argue about Tue consiiutonality Of this bill con-
s'oer tue constitution dead letter consider IL to
ernment and the power of,he states that 10 the con
si'iufion You may entrench yourself in parch
30 The teeth, says Lord Chatham the sword will 6n,l
VS. way to the sifals Of the constitution. ! have no
tath On parchment sir, have no faith in the abraca.
dahra OF the constitution ! have faith in it, I
mare ial'h in the power OF that commonwealth, Of
which am an unworthy son in the power OF those
CaroI,nas, and OF that Georgia, in her ancient and
Us through the valley Of the shadow Of death, in the
war OF our Independence. I have said, that I shall
not stop TO discuss the Of this ques-
uon, Tor that reason, and for a better that there
never was constitution under the SUM- in which, hy
an unwise exercise Of the powers Of the
the people may not he driven the extremity of resist
Ance ny force. For is not, perhaps, so much hy
me assumption OF unlawful powers, AS by the unwise
naliI Off
" that governments oppose their end aud object
" Tor there "a such thing tyranny as well as H.
" surpaion. III, under power to regulate trade,
you prevent expectation II, with the approved
spring ances, you draw The last drop Of hiood from,
our VEINS IL, secdum drten, you draw tho las shiI-
ing from our pockets, what are the checks Of the
constitution 10 us! 6R Tor tho constitution When
VIC SCORPION st'9s 70 probing Us To the quick, shall
wo Stop to chop logic Shall we get some learned
anu cunning clerk TO say whether the power TO do
THIS - TO be found in the constitution and then If he
from whatever motive, shalt maintain the affirmative,
IN. me animal whose fleece forms so material pnr
Sir, events now passing else vi here which p,ant a
thorn IN my pillow and dagger in nv heart atmon-
sh me Of The difficulty Of Cover ming with sobre,y ANY
people who are over head and ears in debit Ttai
state Of things begeis a temper which se,s ut na&rh,
every thing like reason and common sense This
country Is unquesonably laboring vn,e, great dis
,,ess, but we cannot legsae OUT Of that distress.
We may, by your Legislation, reduce all the COUNTRY
south and east Of Mason and Dixona iuc. the whites
az well az the blacks, TO the con,l,ion of HeIos--
You can do no more. We have had placed before
US, IN the course Of this discussion foreign examples
and authorities and among other ,bnos we have
peen told, az an argument in favor Of this measure
ot the prosperity Of Great Britain Have gentlemen
taken INTO consideration the peculiar advantages of
Great BRITAIN Have they taken into consideration
that, not excepting Mexico, and that fine country
which lies between the Orinoco and the Caribbean
sea, England Is decidedly super Tor in point Of phys-
cal ausan,sges 10 every country usder The sun This
% unquesuonabiy true. win enunrerate some Of
those advantages. First, there il her climate. IL
Englsnd, suck u the temperature of the air, tha,
gan there do more days work in the year, ar,I
hours work IN the day, than in any other cli-
- m the worM OF course include Scotland aud
Ireland ~ this description Il is ia such n climate
only, that the human animal can bear without extr.
patton the corrupted air, the noisome EXAMINATIONS the
,ncessaht iaoor OF 'bese accuTsed manufactures -
Ies, s'T aGcursed Tor say il is accursed thing
which will neither taste, touch, nor handle. II
we were to act here Oh the English sysea,, VIC should
have the yellow fever al Philadelphia, New York,
Nc not IN August merely, but from June TO January
ana rom January TO June. The climate of this coun-
Try alone, were there other natural obstacle to H.
rays aloud, you shall manufacture Even our
tobacco factories, admitted be the most wholesome
d. any sort oil factories, are known to be- where ex-
n1 very Nidns Ut may use the expression,)
of I elbow Fever and other fevers Of similar ,ype.
10 another ofthe advantages of Great Briain go im-
'o'!ant to her prosperity, we are almost on a par
with her, we knew how properly to use ii-Foriu-
'''"''D'" 81" 81 Do"d norMt--ior, as regards de-
ence, we are, to all inieis and purposes almos, us
much an island as England herself But one of her
Hsuiar advantages zoe can never acquire Every
'aft oil thar country is accessible Iom The sea- There
rom the sea. know that great deal will bc sad
u our majestic rivers, about the father of floods and
'is tributary streams bur, with the Ohio frozen nm
vi the winter and dry all the summer, witt, long
oruous, difficult, and dangerous navigation thence
o The ocean, the gentlemen of the west may rest as
'ued that they will derive one particle of nd
vantage, from even total prohibition OF foreign man.
1iactures. You may succeed in reducing MS TO ,our
come your slaves, you never can derive one farbuu
oi advantage from this bill What paris of This conn
NY can derive any advantage from, IL Those paris
'n'y, where there Is water power in immediate con.
ACT win navigation, such the vicinities of Boston
Baltimore, Richmond, &c. Petersbury
. the last OF these as you travel Soulful You lake
bag OF cotton up tie river Piitshurg or 10 Znnes-
,,'ie, TO have II manufactured and sent down to New
or'eans ior q market, and before your bag Of cot
on has got to the place Of manufacture, The manu-
acurer OF Providence has received his returns for
he goods made from his bag Of cotton purchased n,
he same time that yos purchasedyours. gentle
en- may as we'll insist that because the Cbesaneake
Bay, mare nostru, our Mediterranean Sea, gives us
very advantage OF navigaion we shall exclude from
every thing but Steam boats and those boats called
1dI eroche'' per enphasin, par erceiience Kentucky
.oh,s-a sort oil huge, square, clumsy wooden box
And why NOT insist upon il Hav nt you the mower
70 REGULATE COMMERCE. ?" Would not that loo
ne REGULATION OF CommERcE! IL would, in
,eea and pretty regulation it is and so is this BILL
N"u, SIT, marvel That the representation from the
great commercial state Of New York should he in IA
vor OF ms bill IL operatse-and If imperative Why
laT ,o o. Ill operative, must, like the embargo
o. ioot transfer small portion of The wealth
.. ,he Losuoo oil America, ~ New York has been
called, to Quebec ami Montreal She will receive ,be
'nos' OF her imports from abroad, VII the river.
no n0' KNOW any bill that could he better calculated
lor vermont than this bill because. through Yer
mon., soh, Qnebec, Montreal, and Other positions
=" 'no o. Lawrence, we are, If 4 passes, unques-
lIcnably 10 receive supplies Of foreign goods I
VII % no oouo', also, suit The Niagara frontier.
ou,, sT nusi not suffer myself TO he led too far