Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19
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! N va anu apology iur The South Carolina proceed
"sH' CUT che does not inform u.s. what language She
would have used, had tho same proceedings occur, cd
"o'u U 'ho Hudson. In that case they had doubles,
oceo moral oasons in ec patriotic owe . but occurring
III jackson state, they are nothing more dian .,rp
solutions OF one or two meetings. few editorial or ano
ny'nons paragraphs, lighter stusTn The natural and
Justly indignant commentaries OF more cnlh,epol
a'id ds''srestci editors pnn the sa!itius proccci,nr
Al alterbnrou,h and St Johns Parish, she saws are
TO exaspsrae the citizens TIC Tariij Sta;os.-sound
''e alarm IN kentucky, the very OF the eicc-
t'"n," Nc. The oesuiry n The Richmond Enolirer
ITS low cunning and habitua disingonu1usuess are
more Conspicuous If possible than lis c0nsiyicacH-
ih's attempt to justify the proceedings S. Carolina
Il" represent them Us harmless aud unneanin is one
oil iia most aGTah instance, OF deceit which ever that
paper has been suy Of To represent tic indrna Inn
ana reProoatioa which they have justly deserved in Ike
opinion OF every freuI o. The Union as an atlemn, tu
excite panic III favor Of u.e observation-disclosures No,
really fe'i, but assumed TO ioEleuca tue pennr cleo
ton in kentucky, is a shameless pervccsioo ,r,ru;h
y" aver tsays that orsan) i'll the most unqual!iea
'crs that is false there any scheme secretly FOR
OPEN. agtated IN Virginia for striking at tie Union
Tins Is uue But Why is the scheme net arra,cI
In
Scd'' aud "uncangeable." Is il because il bus f,,,l
40 advocates IN Virginia: Is 1t the fault of biz, who
mouths and touches" !;rr political co1rse of the En-
"urer' mat Virginia has not ariayed herself like her
more souhcro sister, in 'open RESISTANCE TO the Gov
ernInent of the y. States? Is it because the f,h;ee
Magistrate of the Commonwealth is not favorable {,
The project! Because he has not recommended il in
his messages, and enforced 1t in his daily haraneue?
IL not certainly Tor these reasons that the scheme is
not aG';a'el IN Vguia il because the Enouirer
has raised Its pussent voice, in Remuneration of the
abom'nabe designs unfo'ied and ,ncucated in the Co
Vernors message to the Legislature fer the genIost
whi1per OF disapProbaon never eeclped il. There is
better reason than any OF these. wherefore the scheme
OF disnnon ia not ssatei IN Virginia. Pbe pulse Of
tho people was felt on the occasion Ct that same mes
age OF Gov. Gilss, aud That pulse was found TO BEAT
constant and true to tie holy cause of Union Even
the most violent party men, received that testestabIe
message with holy horror This is the reason th,, tho
scheme IS not agitated in Virginia TIE sacred soil of
the Old Dominion, is theatre Tor the agitation of
schemes OF treason and disunon. Thanks to TIE cha
racter of her citizens but at al 10 her Governor
and select few who think wi,h him
We grant cheerirlIy, that tho Enquirer never has
the constituted Authorities" This temperance we be-
iieve, has flowed from j1st and honourabe csuses-
Greatly as we contenn H. weathercock propensi,ics
OF mat paper and ITS frantic love ola majority, OIL for.
bid that we should or insnuale an accusatiou
AGAINST It's attachment to The American Union. Tha,
crime IN our cJ es, Of so deep dye, the dsnem-
oerinent OF the Union Is fraught with such misery to
Inc people OF the u Staca and would prove so blight
ing to the common hopes OF mankind that without alb
Sone proof, we would suspt CT man cf wishing IT.
We should be happy TO witness more indignant snirjt
in The Enquirer, at the recent outrages in s. Carolina
We should be happy 10 assert the majesty of The
laws and Of the Union and in lien of excusinr the oro
ceedings in hat State it has indirectly done hold
them up it did those OF the Hartford Convention n
the hatred of lis readers. We should be bapoy IN sec
it act as if though, the integrity Of The Upon of far
more consequence. than the election OF Cen jackson
The storm in Carolina, says the Enquirer sis
blowing by" We believe it is We believe that the
most furious advocates ofess,aucc and dsuaion have
quaied before the mighty torrent OF indignation ha,
has set IN upon them from all parts OF t:e States
We believe they have found spirit al home, which
they little anticiPated-a spirit of love 10 The Union
which fItars and cents, apddcelamatiou and English
renegadoes we're unable TO su5duc tireir purposc-
a spirit that peryades the Jeomanry Of S. Carolina
we arc happy to see this, aclsnow ledge H. and 10
proclaim our belief that The People Of S. Carolina arc
faithful 20 the Union, ard will not suffer themselves TO
De urged into treason by the OF ambitious and de-
signing men. Let US thank The people Of Caroline
for this, while we feel double portion Of Indignation
towards the demagcgues, who ready TO Ugh, The torch
Of civil war when they believed the people prepared for
IL, profess devout attachment 10 the Union tic mo-
ment their is discovered.
st dinner on the fourth, at Columbia, Governor
Taylor in responding to toast, thus deliver h,se M
is true the late tariG and all the tariffs If Congress
enacted to regulate the abnur Of the citizens conroul
en IN the choice Of professions and pursuits possess the
very essenee q. tyranny They unjust taking out
% the pockets Of one class Of citizens enrich another
lhey arc mot IN with either tire letter or the
Sprt NJ the constitution Of the United States II our
oounden duty to ourselves and postCry strive by
tar means 10 cause them be repealed and by INDUS
n.y. economy and sedenia TO render them much as