Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
Tbe Constitutional aalhsn.


The MESSAGE of Gov. IrcaclI Is devoted =, .,r,o
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FNi '"oJc'ta--ti'e Idf"1' we i'i'efhat improve
ment OF the State and the STATE Banks-al Of which
the Governor discusses with ability and n,o3,r,t;,,
,bo ,r,x;f lo ,,
-. iva" 1''' >i''''i'S INC
HPi'i' o enc CONSTITUTION, without, however, dcnouI!c
uo the great naioritv who favor II ~ co--,,,,. ny sum,
,nonnr the ppo.,c rfN Coro,;r, >, ,;,t Il >, E.,
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h'if'y 10 "o"cr'c Inc !io"cratloh 'ial has al
ways distinguished North Car1ua--thc most CON
sistcnt and inobtrsv State f thc ITnionnresor,,d
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~ ~ '' 4'' Al it'' 'iN''"'c's' NONE o
cue oStenati"us PATRIOTISM or dctatorlai arrogance,
that characterZes her neighbcr and nanesake TO the
South. None of the bravadong and splu,terii!r that
take ali dignity from Distress and render even rioht
offensive. Her course will not be the less firm and dc
csive her suerings claim the less merit with the
Union, for the patience with which she sstons tb,r
or the moderation with which she seeks redress On
the remedial part Of the subject, Gov. Iredelrs re-
commentators such rs every patriot can approve
and we rejoice that he disapprovcs our Governors
scheme of hog tariff. He says:
81 will canddly confess that 10 plan orcfcctual re-
sNt'ce OH inc part of the STATE Legislature, which
;nsnrmo,ntsho oh;"c,s 80 ~ rec from
is not to be thourIt of II Won br7;.vo I,,,y.,,o ~
do on the present oacason, that the spirit Of the
mas pec'' ''i'Hu' ana great mus
protest solcnnlv arp;nst t ,rnI + s,'J ~, ~
those who administer the General Government; fo
represent Your sentiments 20 thcm and t" YOUR sister
ta - h -. iI,i '' 'i'i nlG 'toiy rclnon-
conscious right inspires viii The feline Of decn ot-
tachinent to the Union, and awtNl orcboding as to
huy departure rom It's Legitimate and Wei understood
State pride of our fellow - id fhni ,; I
;ndvidu,ll, in ,vort;r,t ,hn ;n,naS;, ~ "a. - 2
prudent andecono,nicaI b.+;ts oryonr e. bo d;.J
foreign nxures he nat drnnrdsne ON otLcr So
for what Won can rrov, mr. G,hr;r,t, ,.,,-oi,,o. ,
facture var o,,,- ociotl,. h.. . ,i ~ .: i '
r,,Lo yo,r owl, n-o,;s;ons! u " - t'-'''7'i1'
iie"cii iI'oIii' '''c cBIF'rtTe' ta' INC pro-
perry received from the Representatives, ot the late
Treasurer (uaywood) will DISCHARGE his deficit within
S12 or Is 600 and that the s,,rctios ,ro ea:o;, &c.
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The spirit OF retrcncAmcnt seems prevalent il \.
Carolina-for bill has passed the Commons rodrc
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'-o''SA'i' N"'"P
'foeF' secretary OF "'ae' ana the hes OF CLERKS
and in such hurry was tint body retrcncb, that
the bill brought forward NJ Mr. Pattcn actually
put on It's passage before the organization OF the Sen
ate, delayed by the choice OF Speaker. Mr. CASTOR
made 1t question OF order and was sustained by the
House. III opposition to the opinion of The Spcakor.
Ihe Raie1gh papers furnish lis with the letter Of
Mr. Macon resigning his seat in the Senate OF The
Y. States Mr.. Macon was a member Of the first
congress IN 80 and has belonged to one House
'Le other ever since. Mr.. Branch's term expires
the 9TH March, SO that the Legislature of NJ Carroll
IA mas Two Senators to choose The following is Mr.
Macons letter;
nv. t"ahf% Spring IAN .Nor: 1928.
a,iT % norh Sdroi!n.
for me to retro from public service. tIcrcfapa ro
tb Sta J INA, 3' Of trustee OF the University OF
COUNTY Of Ware, " '''' '''e ioF inc
In retiring from the scryicc OF the State, want
words to convey to the Legislature, and through them,
~ 1liS p1opc, M IlhhS ana gratitudc Tor the kind