Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-30

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY So 1923
s. CeroIiaa. the OM Lady sezes viz, ay.dry,
every thlnS said by Others and says all size can herself
10 induce her readers 10 consider the late passages III
s Carolina, AMI the reasonable p.ojects which are
daily reported IRON. that state, rs mere bag.tse To
AID in titis iaudabe purpose, so suppressed 7!y Nc
DUTIES speechshe suppressed ;ac s. Helena pro.
ceednss-she never whispers a syllable Of the Iai;,
menacos, threats Excavations ute. ed by the Charles
ton Mercury, and lis host OF political writers By
most n5onow7 Increment; WORTHY Of Ina,;,.s Ioyola
The founder OF The Jesui!s himself she has even cg 70
turo, and with many Of her u!ico1s readers aro-
badly succeeded in turning the sodt.iors rnnyeaea in
s Carolina TO The prejudice of The Administration b.
representing them Creatures of l!c imagination raj
sed 80 alarm the country against tae Success of Gen
jackson! Indeed! there co sue, proceedings
ihen rs those of Tie people OF Coe,on md 81, Helene
promising III ihcir own names and i8v!nn Others 10
JOIN in "opcn resislaRce OF the laws of the Iai3r-
Did no; N!cDuTio at Columbia proclaim similar sen;
n1oats pat resistance the back, and Ie Tie Ian
suagc Of disunion the face Of the couredrstinno DID
not Gov Fay lor in his speech On Che I'll. Of july adj
nit that there views of iaadoess entertained by
cc' tain leaders in which ;hc people would roy-r fol
inevitable tendency OF 1t TO iaju,c Gen jackson j,
seen and el and because others who lovc fEe com
hy letter ti'an party proclaim these daring move
meets and direct upon them the indignant Crowus ofhc
country they represented tie EMS of an insiI-
'ou' md cunning policy 10 injare the prospect Of 81
neral Jackson.
5o', though the Enquirer suppresses aud rallates.
the people of Virginia shat! know wha, passes in South
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ing II. We shall continue 10 lay before them, as
much o the proceedings there will suffice 10 cncl.
ten them upon the views OF Inc separatists.
We learn By private intelligence from Columbia.
that certain persons in S. Carolina have been admon-
shed from various quarters postpone all violence IN
h acr HE e'ection. This accounts for the sudden mo
aeration o. eortain persons.o Gov. Taylor
and Will receive, tho thanks OF the Union for his wise
course and patriotic sentiments lie is truly called by
the Enquirer 'disunion;st"--it might have added
more une quivOcal compliments.
Tue Chas!oston Moro"ry, (~hoso editor is nornber
of the lrgature) contains various seitious articles
from which trauscribe the fsIlcw ing Let the rea-
der ridge of the OF things in S Carolina by us
own reason.
.'!Jc do not IRISH djsua;on Ar0g," says on, writer.
"!F 7ec cn'. hare proiertio non. AID secty for Il
hereafter NE ,r'sh TO FORCE he Gecison on tio,:
snail REyM-7iN! t:NITED or I i5}i ''''lF - II
"ihe crisis IS by far the important enc that has
ever tried the institutions OF country. believe they
VII! 20 through it safe But if they DO not l. for one,
shall be for MP 1'airE gioTiov5 Lc Sr!e. "rizl Or
7cronG Aud regardless Of what chers may sucgcs,
sha! not be one OF the rs scken of blood
In the papcr, another able artfI ard
fonenter of disatfectiou argues thus:
answer me- what is the issue made up between
our Northern brethren and ourselves an Of
life and death--of liberty and slavery? Turn not 10 r
lam t.t IL H