Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

liy J. W. Claih: The Tariff slscase-Nn, 10 bs ct,,I
BY bleeding Gt, by "A manly ,n,n,,ri., ~ -, 49,
| u.acture. $3.50 ' '
l;y Isaac s coen: The blood of,he revon,ion-1 wa,
c ree VIII offering of fathers order that they no
"ne TO Us the rich Inheritance which we now enny-ve
H. no" shall the busy tongue of seditian eyer
US to ielingush that which they so nob,
established and firmly maintained
-e Tue aGTccaies of dunion read their fate in these
noble toass o; tho cches wi have rnanouyred IN
''SSeFer ts tnon, 10 crafty their vicious ambition,
'eu l" these sentiments tho jutguen. of tie r:ese,
and tic adherence OF future ages.
f"e t'ors'7or n "irginia----To cur no s,,aIisp,
P'He' re met with the following address to Air. Giles
fePr'issed in Tie Savonnab Mercury of tho l1,h
"o which was o: :gna'ly published in some ne,yspaper
OF his c''y Did nir Giles contradict Ike s,atem.,.
al 'ne 'ie Is 1t true that he ii faYo, of dsun;,n
% ohG ago as 1893! We know lie vas At r,escn, ,u
ADVOCATE Tor tic separation Of tie Union-fha, L;S
messages 10 The Legislature Ireant this and no,Iip.
oa' W's-that he has lately, averred that the IJni,
"au oeeh productive OF ctler benefit 70 Viry;o;
"sh Tue transportation OF the ,naiIs-but we did .,,r
ufeaH' 'a' his opinions of ancient s,apJinp
" were IN hopes that they the creatures Of 6A
appointed ambition and soured temper and not of de-
"oerato and sound reflection. We ask attention n
Tue observations OF the Mercury, and 10 NJ Nelson's
card:
from lie Saldplnch Ilercaro
- eteus EVIDENT, that there many ndly ituals II;
'uS county oil high standing and extensive influence
VINO rave all along been hostile 10 the IIno, ~ ,h
a'eS' VINO nave considered the ustre Of their own
eofy es eci;P5ed by tie ioftier Eanes which ursy B.
uu IN Vie Pohticai calender of the Union; who have
ie'' 'her arsocTatical pride mortified BY coniunr
Ton with the transformations farmers the humble ma
cnan'cs the sPinne!s and Of the north: and
NV, "a. consequence have been anXously watching
ca'e'uy noting the signs Of he daes for Eayorabie
oPPoFtuAi'y 10 produce schisn in the Union and e..
'aoiiSt moro SPLENDID Government SoutI Of the r,o
@ ~ - lot ms that every symptom Of excite
IA me Fonc inilh is marked, and made the mcst
Oh Is ior Tins that local prcjud,ces are disseminated
stimulated and exasperated; it ia for this that no
and politicians OF one section of our untr,
are Sala 10 be hostile TO The interests, perseyernpf
eht on trampIing the rights and PRIVILEGES of ~
theT ana II Is also FOR this that we haye baen .s
onsiy called on and advised TO calculate the .dya,srn
OF lie CnoD 1t was from this settled hostility To H..
institutions OF our country that tire controversy no,
tween lhs State and the General Government W.
pushed 10 the utmost bounds subordna,io1 by cr,e
y Poncians, who stood behind the scenes aiuI hid
"e Aanos "'''o they moved lie wires; AMI iiotn (h.
same cause has originated tie present Excitement r.;
cur heighoopfip@ state. We would by 10 neans nov
ever DO understood accusing the great BODY Of ,ho
people, even those who appear most iuGancd win,
haTocrHg any feelings reay hostile TO Inc constitution
OF lie country; such feelings in general we kno11 Dr.,
0e strangers TO hefn but they the dupes OF few
a'''9. "cmag"gneS' Eho Prc'endedIy cold. mild and
To
others to madness ard dcsperarion
Among the politicians OF this class Gov Cioe nj
virginia has lately become conspicuous; and we End
ron recurrence to the newspapers of former ti,ueo
a ne " as always noted for bis hostility 10 The yro;o,,
o. he States. The following address 10 him vas cnh
iIshed III the newspapers OF Richmond 1875. ard CIV
lensiYely circulated; and ihe charge OF his haviru a.
NAT time expressed desire TO see scparaon nj ,bs
1'e'' vas oct, "e leieYe, ConradiceG; ard. indeed
we may INFER that his scs on this subject Lato nn
yet undergone the least change.
Rthmond, ,Jmiuqyy %, l7Ge
10 WILLIAM L. GILES ESQ
Sii.,-in company lost evening ~ the Swan Tsvn,r
heard gentleman say, that you had declared il ,,a
2"u' oe'ife 10 see separation CT this State from ue
general Union called npon that gentleman 10 knorv
ne leatu II ron you himself, u hcl lie informed me-
vas MOI ne case BOT told nc where might be better
informed upon tie subject. waited upon the eentIe
'Dao is morning who was nj table with YOU and he
say tha you cid 'incqur0cGNy declare i, TO be yopr
"l5h ana 07ect 10 effect dissolution Of The Federal
compact, aud bring about such sevaratiou nc oh
jcci OF this Is therefore To know OF YOU WHEELER thosa
assertions were made by you,-and whether you were
SerI41S ~ such declaration Because il Won arc =
hn il tme for every friend Of his countrI,s ,elre
10 prepare for such IN event
your humble servant
,;.,.., }. NELSON.
Bot ono Cling wanting to 81 lie cup Of The I'm.
're'S Inconsistencies TO overGowiDg and that is 9,
80 '''S' - speak Of It's applause Of MIR. Calhoun.
Here some precious Inning about him in The las,
nunoe' OF that PhcDix. we sbaI in short time, re
publish tom the EnqoirCT Of the years 20 H. IFS opIr
'op o. '"o e Calhoun. When in October of the lsf
Ter year Mr. Calhoun visited Richmond in compaDv
WIN Gen La Fayette, certain gentlemen here, SEEM
{" 10 'n" there was contamination in The very air be
o'eS"e'' Tic "autEor O. EiniaD Edwards plo',-
I'VE destroyer OF hif. CfawfoTd'--'eIre man Of vault
'"S snonion"-'Fbc extra Northumberland
"o'c "o mHdsst terms in Which be was spoken Of.
'S famous toast at York. construed as an ipsul.
!" '"g'uia--a' il She could hs sedvcrd by commit,
''s''' "om her principles. Bat nom--bab VIVA,
independent nan but must b3 Jsgu.'s' ., tg-t Tins.
serving. a7i ~oe' 'rrr'r~