American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
Volume VI.

; Of July. at Richmond, from which we make liz.
!, following extract
By Hin. D. Oies--The tariff schemer-The silly boy
who ripped up bus goose that laid he golden eggs-The
Sout'rons will not long pay tribute
governor G1tps, it appears. was too unwe!l to
attend the dinner, but forwarded this toast to the
company, to be given in his name. Who is re
ferred to, as the lilly boy. we cannot say, MOI,
whether the Governor intended to ndviiuaIiZe.
ne man certainly IS IN our opinion, needless
politician, il any such there be. who would raise
the thrift to the point Of prohibition, and With
Mr. Giles, we should denounce bis nprovitlence.
1t IS the last clause OF the sentence however
which IS OF an import alarming to The consiterat.
and Rejecting friends of our political systems-~
The CLOAK is ralsed-the cloven foot discovered
Its no longer circulated in whispers. and nlica.
ted by shrugs and hotls, but il is openly declares.
by the father OF the Virginia Resolutions of Che
last session. that " the Southrons will not lone
pay tribute" Taking this declaration in connec.
ton with what precedes it, there is no installing
its meaning. II MIR. Giles can reduce his notas
BILE theories to practice, the Ancient Dominion Is
to retaliate upon the Unitpd Stafes, BY taxing the
manufactures OF other States when introduced
within her borders. in case the duties on imported
wool and woolens are augmented by Congress-.
We nave heard of this odous scheme before: il
is now revealed In all the nakvdness fits tiorm.
ity. And what occasion is seized upon for this de-
claration : OF all the DAYS in the year, was the
Fourth Of July the day for announcing measures
tending to Jisunlon, civil war. and anarchy ? For,
what other tendency and final end can such mea-
sures have or propose 1t was with no ordinary
pleasure that we found this most exceptionabIs
sentiment promptly rebuked by the next toast In
order, thus:
By .. W. Leigh The sentiments suited to this day,
from Maine Il Georga-UNIoN, LInERr i, AND CLIO
ny 70 THE NATION,
This, indeed, is sentiment worthy of an A.
merican and a Virginian, who. whatever his par
ticular bias in regard to the political questions of
the day, molly ptuclams the sentiments which he
deems "satpd to this day." not in Virginia only,
but, in the enlarged sphere Of sta,esmans vsiun
L. FROM MAINE TO GEORGIA. Twas thus the,
ancient spirit of Virginia spoke: and, when we
find men OF the emnence of Mr.. Lyigk breaking
the letters Of prejudice, and honestly and fearless
y cbtestng against these doctrines, we do not de-
spair of such revolution of sentiment in Virginia
as shall restore her to the high and lofty ground
which she ought to occupy in the Union. There
are few readers whose hearts will not bound with
pleasure on coming to this eloquent and inspiring
toast, and venture to assert that it produced
electric sensation when announced at the meetings
1t was our purpose, when we took up the PEN
to have gone regularly on with these Toasts with
passing emark upon each; but we are prevent
cd by want Of both time and room. The following
tce, we point out to our readers;
by q c. .Mayo: Gen. Jackson President-yirgi-
MAS alternative, and not her choice.
This Toast attracted our attention, because Of
its perfect coincidence with the sentiment express
sed, few days ago, by the Editors Of the Enqui.
rer, when they complimentcd Gen. Jackson b. la
nenting :. the hard alternative" Of supporting him
for the Presidency. OF the Enquirer we hight in
deed say what Cowper says Of the man OF tfetfh
temper:
lie takes what he at first profess'd to loaM.
"Andln due time feeds heartily on BOTH
And we might, IN reference to the sentiment ex-
pressed in MIR. .Nayo's toast and the Enaairer'e
text continue the quotation;
! "Yet still o'erclouded with constant frown.
| ellie docs swallsr,, OK he galss it dotsn."
1t is to be seen in the sequel whether the Peo-
pie of Virginia will follow the lead Of those who
are so faint III their own enterprise, that although
s.Stept in so far, that should" they "wa!e rorey
| Returning were as tedious a. 60 Ger"
we believe they would at this moment retrace thtir
steps, but for the apprehension Of the censule aud
rcproaches of their associates
! The vceroy Of Egypt. long known cotton growess
has lately become wholesale manufacturer He employs
900 weaver eghts many vessels and has his factors
in Leghorn, Florence and various cities OF SICILY lie rs
ono o the no extraordinary Of this extraordinary age
~ selfCTeaeo great HcH, riscb ~
ton from private uameuke
In the Rolls Court, London decree for the amount 81
policy Of 6000 on the life OF che late ilcary fAunerny,
(e1ecned fur orgey,) ins.le't By him in The amc~ble
Assurance aid assigned to the trustees tor the benefit o.
an Individual with whom he connected, was gwen
against the Office, The plea of resistance tia, in Coz at
ns forgery he had been gritty Of species Of suicide be-
iut- deemed insuIicien. by The cou.t.
Manufacturing Le.-An apothecory of Cacn:.
in Warranty, has lately discovered method OF