Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
JUST PUBLISHED
MIR. Clay's and Mr.. GiIes's Speeches
UPON TIE 4.3RIE'F' LAM.

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a ccoMPANiEp with other papers and orginaI docn-
1s mens The whole containing much valuable matter,
Tor all tines but particularly the alarming crisis.
The contents ms f0iiorS
LIST, from Mr. Giles the public, tsprevrg Inc
false suggestions made against him in the public Prints and
explaining the correspondence between Nv
Clay and HIMSELF with original documents
to IL Sa sa Sg.s'sn ., si,et mr. Clay
3d. Mr. Gays Speech upon the Tariff
4th Mr. Giles's Speech repiyi delivered in the House
OF Delegates, upon that ofthe Report Con.aii-
lee OF Enquiry, which relates the Iaiiff.
Ith Ar CHESS Speech in reply Genera Tnyor upon
the Report of the Committee Of Enquiry.
6t Mr. CHESS The public, predatory TO the %
LEGATION Of Mr. JefsrsGns letter.
ih The whole of the pol;tical part Mr. Jefarson's
letter. relating 10 his opinions upon the present alarming
political condition of The country.
8ih, Cove rnor RandopIs public sateme nts TO the Ed;
tors OF the Virginia Advocate, upon the subject
misplaced.
Or, The Report of the Commute of ENQUIRY ado,tcd
by regular tIw meeting OF Boston, 1890 asserting me
unconstitnonali;y Of protecting manufactures by means
"a high Tariffs; well the mpolicy measure
strictly Peno'ng III enor and spit, with the Virginia
resolutions in rela tior to the TatiD.
1oih The Act Of the General Assembly passsd Drceo,
b"r 1893, for securing the eedon Of speech TO the
hers OF that body, whilst discussing character of m.
Alien and Sedon Laws. The Act requires the judges
Of the State Courts, in that my member shnuld h,
imprisoned for wos spoken debate tn issue writ NJ
Habeds Corpus and set the imprisoned member at liberty
iiu1' Extract from tic proceedings OF tbs Pcnnsyi vane
Legislature ir March Is IS show ing nj i,at time thu
feet understanding, that the embaI go non
Jaws, were results from the power, md rom tho
! power 10 regulate commerce.
18th, The clause of appro2.i nn ror c1rrvinr int,
effect Tie original Cumberland road law with sunry oty
original documents, inerspcrsrd with explanatory notes.
18th, An appendix, containing printed in
1924 upon the Independence relation to each
other
MORE With view Of doing Mr. Clay annie Justice,
and making fair coRpaison tvean the two speerhes
the whole OF his speech published; aud those parts quoted
FOR commentary, printed in bracelets G. speech
"a printed with the Same quotations in brackets under
marks Of quota ton referring to the pages in r speech
The reply TO General Tayors SPEECH tho tIue
history olihe Cunbc Rand road law, uron autcr
TIC docmens, Tar As regards it's origin, progress auh
passage IN tin Senate; also, relato OF ali the acu.
mets, founded upon pretended prcccdcns, Of tic
usufpaons Of c OF internal improvements pro-
lection 81 by tho General Governments rra-
wing that not single aGce for that Eurpcse ros
the aud essential properties Of presidents
for the government Of judicial tribuua tina pre-
cetents have binding influence legislative tribunals
| The Pamphlet coDtaius lSS large octave pages.
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