Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

TOT % GciHa'.G iepcai o the tari!E.m If this -.
'' '''" "c "' the smallest States o' be Union ia
'0' c"ocedeo' what then? Why then We suppose. the
"''u'e OF he resisance,' is 10 be charged 10 .sa re
sort'o arms, and violence" Now il must he ,c,,Cs
cd THIS is hopeful project What probability is there
'aa' Ia" passed after two months deliberaton a.
s representatives OF large majority OF tie peopIe
~ "'o" Is mere continuation Of the rolicy estah
""eu al 'oe foundation of the Government siouId L.,
ife"'eu upon Tie dcnnana, of one or f,co slates,
"'"' IS Shca demand, but the heieb, of sed;-
'"' .''o'eoce' What IS it but n departure from
~. ''' principle OF every Republic, that the
'"o'"J shai submit 70 the majority. What ia
u o"' t'feaf; DO this upon the pain Of hay;nr
"' o"'oo dissolved, and the laws of the Ian.
e''S'eo' But lei us suppose it possible, that such a
| demand could be conceded by the najo,ity--whot
"'''d &c the consequences OF tho precedent? when.
ever single State felt mag ned herself spprier.
! CD ny any act Of the General Government. She
would have nothing to do but send : depu,,,ion -
Warrington TO dem1',d its repeal, g. The acaniescepc,
o' Tie government would be claimed BY the force -
'"'s precedent Ii is eaay to see that such s.ts o
things IS worse than disunon itself Better , ,,s,,,
times, that the Government were J;sso,vod =, go
and Its several parts LEFT to pro, idc for bemse,ve
to establish precedent frausht with disoroa,z,,,
oct'er thousand times that the arm of TIE red,,
Government palsied at once than that !, sbo,;
De allowed 10 be bued by refractory member Of h
government Had S. Carolina then tile To 5.,o,s
se repca! OF the law, from justice or the Constitution
policy and reason could never admit it.
IL ought 20 be remembered that the people who bn,l
MIS- language are pFoessed friends of State Rights
Has the Federal Governu,ca, no rights, r. !, No.
necessary Tor the preservation of public Justice and r
berry, that the Federal Government slopid he ~,
'ccled IN IFS rights, that the rights of the St.te
should be preserved? Is tue of on, =.
indispensable TO preserve the Just balance of ,be Co
s''tution, as Of tie other? The modern doctrine =,
state ghts seems to DO, TO strip the Federal Govern
ment of all its rights and powers
hn' we hold all this as bu!ying-asa mere a,,e,nn,
AZ 'n'inidason-as new device of .Jacksouisn ,o
force ITS IDOL upon the country, BY terror. s. Car.
DINA VIII sGnd no such deputa:i,n TO WASHINGTON
Inc fro~ns of the whole Union ara upon her an,
'hey viii awe her into moderation IF sbe a,..,
SEND dePnta;ion TO denscal the repeal OF ,,y n:
the land, that deputa:ion will be received AZ Harrison
cray OTIS, the pienipo,enary Of the Hartford Can.
'en'ion, was received in l25-s.b The indirna;;,, =.
congress, and the scorn and contempt OF tha whole
people. One state send Lepotaton to demand N.
repeal OF ia" of rho land. Verify, most modest Dc
,rani. ~
me L'e1t. Gioe.r0oT Of Tirs ;t,ia-The L;eut. e..
vernon arpeors from his ioas,s on the 4th 10 have wr
Peo hi'!Seis up IN The Govetnora mautle Last res-
w. 'e coe'ceo 20 re0u<e tho spirit of sweeping and
n'cesS dennnc'a''on, which displayed itself in oe
''aS's sent ~ tie Governor of Virginia This year
ne are CARED upon 10 notice similar departure from
TIC 'eei'hgs OF Joy gratitude si boller.y love wb1
on5ai 20 preside over the festivi.y OF the Ann;ve
OF Liberty, in tia person OF tue Lieut. Covern .,
'"e o'aie. These high d;gntaries appear 10 have So
"'-e 'ss'e' Us 10 imagine that they could best srna
ze 'ieie devotion to liberty, and gratitude 10 ba me-
HoTy o: tie dead Pa:;:o:s, by abuse Of living porso
'heif cups seem NOT 10 have been seasoned with ;ou
and gratitude, hut d'ugged with malice and hat,eJ
i"cy FaF;c"N Of tic G,wiir; cup With no DESIGN
u e'e'aHS iEeir tee!ingso tecner relish of enjoy
"e"' ana more generous pitch Of enthusiasm, but be-
'1uSe " cne'ed fair occasion TO spit their spite with
greater eh'cacy. These gentlemen representing tia
sovereign majesty OF the great Commonwealth of Yir
s'"ia' anu Clothed with the digay OF her supreme
''Neo''e ahthoi!lf, seem 10 Fave thought they gerc
11S' eu5'a'hiag The ore and y;nd:carg the ol!er 81
E0"'s"a'nE with lu!f Green and Stephen Simpsoo. ia
"e pain d! personal abuse Not thru did the CHE,
magistrates OF ioE:er days, tie Jeaereops Randolph
Lees aou h!oDroes, manifest their deq otioD to e da
sF more magnaniInors spirit kUd!ed ON ii,st dav ~
ING 'tef"es o; 40, or hurled defiance at the TRAM, -
V'e""eh oGt heartfelt wishes CT emancipation 10 AL
'' ''''''n' 'i The earta What Ealing of o,r co,
!'''P"' ii5'eau' IN these EnhaFpy DAYS of bea1ir.
' "'Sh p!Aces sentiments wc;. brill W. and drive
'' 0''o th!o car arteries viz, accumulated eloeitr
ais 'IAe that OF 0e'a ctbcr ores when
""f"~'ng Eru aud her harp hung UPON tie ,yil,o,os
-, 'o" ''' assembled multitude tears Of sympa-
by for that oppressed couutry-sep.irneut, tina, emo
oe hcr authors, Hnj inspire their hearers will, e1nna
''On o. F'Valiins the deeds of former mes-we ara
ussneJ 10 hear coarse abuse, vrusnt detrsction or
fulsome adn'stion.
we cd no'howeVc', when VIC started, intend ,oi uD