Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-22
JUST PUBLISHED
Mr.. Clay's and Mr.. CHESS Speeches
UPON THE T3RIFF' Lap,

UPON THE TARIFF L.4Jp,
a CCOMPANiED with other papers and original docu-
n ments he whole containing much valuable ma tier,
pr all times bot particularly in the ming
The contents folorS
1st uoe from Mi Giles the public. dsurovnc the
false suggestions made against him inthr public pru,s
explaining tho OF the correspondence between Mr.
Clay and himself, with original documents
I'd, Jurisprudence, consisting of letter from Mr. CLAW
TO Ar Giles aud the reply, with Mr. Aehers certificate
I'D, Mr. Clay Speech upon tie Tariff
i, Ms CHESS Speech in rep!y delivered in the House
of Delegates, upon that part Report Of the Commit
tee of Enquiry, which relates the Tariff
5th' MIR Gess Speech in reply General Taylor, upon
the Report of the Committee of Enquiry.
oh, Mr. CHESS the public, PREDATORY to the uub
LEGATION OF Mr. Jeffersons letter
9TH, The whole of he political par, of Mr. Jef rson'
letter. relating his opinions upon the pesen. alarming
poca condition of the country.
9Th, Governor Raadoph public. statements TO the Edl
tors OF the Virginia Advocate, upon the subject
misplaced.
9Th, The Report OF the Commute of Enauiry adop,cd
by regular meeting Boston, 1920 asserting the
nnconstonaiiy Of protecting manufactures by ms
OF nigh Ihr'ts as well as the upoicy Of sure
strictly corresponding spirit with the Virginia
resolutions i'll relation the Tariff.
10Th, The Act of the General Assembly passed Deem
Der, 1885, Tor securing the eedon of Speech to the mem
bers of that body, whilst discussing the character OF the
Alien and Sefion Laws. The Act requires the JUDGES
OF the State Courts, any member sioulttbe
imprisoned for words spoken in debate, issue writ Of
Haoea Corpus, and the Imprisoned member AT liberty
il Extract from the proceedings of The Pennsylvania
Legislature in March 1915 showing that time the per-
ec' UNDERSTANDING lat the embaIgn and m,er
laws were results from the power, aud no, from tie
power TO regulate commerce.
l2th, The clause Of appropriation CARRYING into
effect the original Cumberland road Law; sundrv othr
original documents, nterspe'sed with cxplanatot notes
l1ih, An appendix, containing numbers prinfed In
& upon the independence Of matious in relation to eaci.
other.
MORE With view Of DUNG sf Clay ample Justice,
and making fair comparison between the two speeches
HE whole OF his speech published; parts quoted
Tor Commentary printed in brarkris. MIR G. sprcc
is printed with the quotations. in brackets or under
marks OF qnotaon, referring the pages in Mr. sperch
fhe reply TO General TnyIos speech, contains The rre
history of the CuInbca nd W. founded upop anthem
TIC documents so far as II regards origin progress and
passage ID me senate; a'so the reutaton of all the agu-
eis founded upon pretended pecedrnis in favor of the
usufpaors OF Tie power of nierna! improvements nd pro-
ceon 81 manufactures by the General Governments pro
wing thar NOT single ahIuccd purpose
scsses the common and essential properties precedent
even Tor the government of judicial tribunals; that
cedenrs have no binding Influence legislative buna Is
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