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

though Sue may Naye received usouilg uun 40
has derived for forty years. many iuestimable be-
nehs embark the rash and desperate adv enture
oil treason 10 the confederation Let il not be snppo.
sed that these specua,ions premature. Disuuion
is not only threatened but will assuredly be attempted
ihe people OF Co!leton district speak the voice of S.
Catolna. They have acted under the secret counsel
OF nen who like Cinua, shave the head 10 conceive
the tongue 10 persuade and tho band execute the
most daring projects. NIep the bottom of this
affair, who have not yet appeared. When the great
design ripe for execution they will step from behind
The curtain and own their wora, To Virginia
ana the southern States, an appeal wi be sounded
and the invitation given to erect a new empire be-
tweo" tie Potomac and tue Guph Of Mexico. Much
Of the confidence which dictated the movements area.
dy made IL S. Carolina, has been inspired bv the cx.
Pso'a'ion that Virginia ripe for participation in
the scheme "f disunion And had they right In
indulge 10 this confidence? Has not OUT Governor i,
grave pubic message to toe Legislature, expos;ug
led upon the benefits of dsunions Are there not
men among US, high in trust, who openly coa,en,,
tor isunon and deny that derived any other d.
want ege ON the Union than ton of IN,
mails Let the people ofvirgnia then, contemplate the
worst that happen only possible, probable
Let them decide, if they will still cling to the Union the
worS OF The wisest that lived, and which has
'en0ered their country the admiration of the civl,zed
~o'' or nady rush into project, beginning in open re-
S"e' L" 'ne VIII OF the majority, which lead IN
" anu ueso'aoon, and which can cnd at last only is,
0t'''" LOT "ie'f say II they have received other
~ ""' Tue onion' ihan the transportation of the
"''if The prevalence Of law aud liberty for forty years
and Of peace and happiness- rhe sccur,v from n,es
e wars and protection from foreign iusult nd eccre.
s'on-ii these were not blessings posve we'll as nepa
/ rfor rnAt al,
Let Nnsina say if the Tariffs evil SO nsupportahc
mat to escape frun it, she is ready dissolve the rea
'aorie oil american liberty, If is still, more tolera
hic' than the evils which follow dsunion we bay
no doubt, how Virginia will answer.
but, II Gov Taylor shall decline to assemble ,bc aus.
ianreit he shall have the frmness aud the wisdom, .,
await the constitutional period of its convening-we NAV
nope mat this storm will blow without injury ana
'a' the people OF s. Carolina will be gradually moderated
by 'imc and the moral influence of The Union IJ
s'ea' responsibility upon him; responsibility that W.
trust he is equal to- lie IS said be man CT ta,e,,
though extremely violent and bisosed ii: politics.
6in'cr 10 Mr.. -NcDy6;e.-A dinup. was given b..
The citizens of Columbia the 9Th to bIess, h,,,
Duthe and Martin, two Of the S. Carolina Deers,,
IN Congress. We repubiish Mr. McDpffe,. s,s.,
farther illustrative of the spirit at work in S. Car
oins and TO show 10 be true What we asser,ea ht,
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we saw his speech, that that spirit was instipaie Inv
men in high pscey, who owe much rra,;,,9a r. 81,
people OF the L. States From NTcDuFie t;,,,,s ~
confess we hoped better things than we find i, ,,i
speech HIS course at the last session. had file us
wi'f much respect. and looked on him &c me,
who by an effort of lis powerful undarst,od;or ,,
redeemed himself from the pupilage of another ard
IN great degree. from the dominion of his o,., -
lent passions Blu, 10 this speech be reapnca-s r.; his
Old character. Richard eeen.s 10 be himself ,r,;
IL ls repeie with violence denuncation of whole h
Ses OF people, bitter reflections upon eminent men and
the most determined spirit OF hostility to The IJnion
ihcrc is none OF the canncss and moderation ,vlcI
his subaIed course Of late, led us to exnecf Iye in
dus'r'ousy Pours oil upon line anes The gentlemen
seem determined TO Dissolve tae Union. az tho Gr,
/ step
! CotUMntA, s. G. June 60.
! Dt"'1cf to |'isSSfS. 1Iurtin md IL DuAse.
We mehuoneu IN our last that Public Dinuer was
gwen al this place TO Mr. Martin aud n,Du6ie uron
their return from Washington on Thursday last liz
EHcehency COY Taylor presided. The rneetinr was
composed ct The most respectable Citizens il this n,sce
H'f haItin delivered an ANNA ed address In Tho mr.
tlng " hen he Eat down and the toast was drs,I, 10 a.
It0trifdn IF Tie Comnjttee IF IVnys anil 5Jcgnc M
hibuihe arose and addressed the assembly in yery a.
Ss "'ch weh2!e 10 'ewdays TO be able TO Law
SeioFe OUT readers lie gave rneIanchoy accom-, ~
ue prospects 0: the South. government formed fr,
her protection and benefit, determined and resove5 ~
push every matter TO her utter ruin and anpibiatu,n
Faxed TO the amount of 5; 10 100000 per annumWler
commerce 6esiroyeder staples depressed In no,in
her citizens III debt aud her government reonIari
ana progressively increasing these unbearabe evils =,
enrich set OF meFcenary desperate politicians. wLg
regularly barter and sell lie interest OF this conntr,
every renewal OF the Presidential election. n vs.
,T',ng more nor less than selling and buyue of,,
Fre'dercJ' She people of one purtion of Tie unoo
%fte corrupted bought and sold BY the fncaoy Of an
other part, with desperation, ard dep-avTr noe
before exhibited, IN any tnes.--It was unsuiatabt
i'ohe bHt coward could longer ccnseo, to BEER gnr
state Of dinss. The Southern States by rrrbts be-
{ohn an puma" la"s, by the Laws Of nature by Ito
laws ofseli preservation we're 6oupj In - q, We
save themselves from utter and disgraceful ami;
lie had no doubt thai lie State had ,be Constitution
uacfuFed goods as they choose to select TIe would
sy "eavy duty on northern manufactured goods: The
constitution did not prevent such a tax. aner snct