Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-28

sequences aud totally regardless of the ruin of tina,
toa OF the union which produced than two third
OF the exports OF the whole country. Indeed some h
believed pursued the with rcoubIed zesL be
cause they hoped in their hearts that that would be t
end OF IT. There was no colony the face of th,
earth, that was not better situated than WERE W.
were ten:old more Dsuited injured moro disera
ced and conemDed, by the majority OF Congress thar
our Ioreiabets by the ministers Of Great itair
ut The breaking out Of the Revolutions; for the truth
winch assertion, he referred to venerable livnc
monument Of those times then before him Gel T,tos
TAYLOR HE said the people Of the south. although
represented an Congress IN theory, in fact
Out were actually III situation tban they won,
nc, if they had not even tue appearance Of it, On,
representation in that body present is mr. ecsey thai
suggested by tie British government, at the ginun.
OF tue revolution. and winch was rejected &c in
.snd Indignation by Franklin, Adams Hancock anr
other noble patriots of that Gay. Those great men
sait!, and they said wisely, that pronoson was
mere ocSery. For what could it avail this country
nave representation OF sixty members I'D the Bri.;s'
Iariament conssting OF five hundred members p,.
determined upon course Of legislative hos;ili.ies a
gaust u.s. Mr. hlcDufie said, IT more than obviou:
that such representation could have conducad Il, M
other end than, that OF exasperating tie spirit o hos
tity aud oppression already existing by the .rita-
mons which the opposition Of this minority
might from time 10 time, be rresistably provoked 10
up The truih o. this said aic,ul!c was M. r-
tested by the very fact that Com.
sress dared confront nd ref,e the folly nd wcLns
of enemies i, mads them ger again To sniue lad
hnn'h'hte U.s. IL was for the people and mt,
their representatives i'll Congress- determine how Ion,
n,i
rests. nv out he was sore that it would ina better
tor the south if they had had representatives This as
winter at washington. IL would been better for ,e
representatives 10 nave quit the capitol have come
home; for remaining wa only l,a diuc nd
tie lion. lie ii al anr,l from, ieay., In
tome down upon earth, that no truth no aronmcn ey,n
'fon hrs lips, would have prevailed witt, So, men
Icrately beat on their agsranazamentupnu tile ruir
al the south They had t,e power, and POWER nev-.
Heatd argument. 10 reason with tyrant bat to
provoke his wrath and draw down his vengeance What
could 90 members fran do: raey would .la We
bcen SILENT Hui thereby suppcas fell ne hy thai.
eeancss but becane impossible LONGER listen "a
the insults heaped upon u.s. as they thus pooned of our
wealth among the majority; and last, when lun,a
conia no longer suffer in silsnce complaints
styled INsoLEHcs AND THREATS Il To ;ls dread
iu extremity that our national councils had come.
We are sorry that this time give a more
va an" accurate account of this very able AMI feeling
speech Mr.. Mci)uhfe spoke nearly hours, aud
Impossible for Us TO describe the deep az with which
his s. ech was received Shouts and applause fe,sn,y
interrupted the speaker He by hnpu, tina, the
Citizens uf S1u'h Carolina, mould appear ca lie All OF
't, cfoasii an haezpna, the aa.ujarturc Of the soai
Z" express In ts public their deern.
nation not 'n submit 10 the bnrteus Imposed by Inc
late tnrif laws aud 10 exhbi, the poverty which
they have been reduced by ner own government
MR. McDufhe concluded his abs rva items by ulrrus
the following memorable Sentiment uf ilisrirus Caro-
-inian. which was drank with ,hun6erias applause:
millions for nZFENcE. not a cen, for ynIHvrE.n
OTHER ToASTS.
trane1pes mot eIpedieaty Measures. ncu ;ustiCy
without compromise; accepted if given, BIZ, taken ref
sed.
Lhs Chairman o tte Committee o. HAYS AMI Teuns
i'e eloquent opponent of pcrnicious administrations
equally the o: his country whether engaged /,
The details OF Statistics in dscuucins the corruption
4Hlrrers.
The TdriF-Thn bone of contention puli.d AZ ors .l
by our friends aud othes by ou eneInes-- Nhicf
Toes as tte glo haru9
TIE spirH oJihe Reroaiion-Tte will TO be free S-av
We never disgrace the blood O. our ancestors.
Equality Of right-Cdios the jority OF Congress
VINO md proJf more nGi,OnGl ,Ian hO1.esty.
ayrnnny-The mast oppressive whe! interfering with
tie private occupations OF the CitiZru
Gond health to The public Of the United States
and speedy dissiuu 10 tie pnisonos rraScrr;;ons ,
DR. Richard Rush
hlay John Quincy Adams ne permitted 10 trnvy Of
'ne c"'ss G! public life for his ami gsnerOl ,cl
As the game up, ITr. Secretary Cav sol. ouager
re washington Puppets may soon f. d, hi
Oar nglio,lal Senator'S and Rrsrese,.ta:,,a-.rbe az
'sit advocates OF notiuna iibey--of agricultural m,
commercial Tishls-and n principles that constitute tht
glory OF the age.
by Jndge BysToS-I Tie resrccfr. y,,,es NJ; a. r,,,
INDEPENDENCE and separate sovereignty
sach state of thu umon was, any moment c0nce
'ch or IN any manner or degree fcnonnced.
bF DR. JAMES DAvLs-Ihe south CcrOfnr DcJern
it"i ~ C.TgTeSs-EmnPnily distng for their file
'y'2ea ara talents: And although unsuccessful th
cause Of the constitution and % equal rgbs and is,,
they nevertheless merit the thanks n the south!
BY f. l.. EnsIoHns -Ligisio,. I9olics YlrscsrsY Tia
"oe Ht'e""sF Of Southern rights May Virginia .ous se
tain MIN a msnber Of The National Council.
nTF- McDuf6e in he speech al Columbia. snpojL
abuses the Jackson majority in Congress- If tler
has been any SALE Of tho Presidency, under cover o tn
arif trey must haze been tie vendors They brag
ged ''at theY had tie majority, and that fuy wet
wiling to shoulder oil lie pousiGiljir. We hop
there vii &c TO backing ont a',or ,.s.
IL The ass that writes in tao !lquj.c-, about
f"nsf'tN!i'c j"'"cs deserves 10 have his lorg ca!
pulled Ter not knowing The difference between req
ind constructive journey.
y s m7y Tri-h!--Th o.lcr day I've Sat. A4yc
cate Of Fev York, understanding dat ..,n'o, Hsa
vas ~ That City, cae3 upon !i;n ayow OF di,avov
tire authenticity ofi'is Letter, pn!.yhe: some tine age
describing the afay betw earlliin aud Sen Jack son
Nashville. The nest day, G!aj. Noah Of the Engli
rer, announced tia! lie mas authorised iy Senr,o