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

IN the pubic conduct OF General iAchsox have iSu
ced us TO oppose wish all slender means his o,va
uon 10 an Ciicc for which !c never designed hv
nature, and has not been trained by education The
qu;tor Frotrs the Wild projects that arc IN :gi,aticn
IN the Sonth, and inowiog fears them The EuCuir-
CT must know that nar projects. ola Southern Fed
GRAFTON, md OF exclusion OF Eastern rroIrcts were
covered unJer the Yerhiago OF Governor Gles' Mes.
sageS Ia The Legislature Of Virginia nj tie last Scs-
s'or; and tho EnCnic lying by in hc eddy q; p,,blc
opinion, and PcTccirirE tie danger Of coming ont
i'S not VtHuToG 10 uncorcr them. We call upn, the
Enquirer organ of the jackson ,,artv n
come i'rIh ulan!uliy. and rcncrnce and re-
bike those hGrC;ica! doctrines which prono, it ue
state shall tax exclude the manufactures or other
prodnc's OF another and which propose the assembly
u Congress of Sowthcrn States for the putrose nj
inaicting C'.iisha mt, surDc sort or on,nr ro,
only IN the New England States, but on the States
y, We" 4o'F, Pcnnsy 'Tanra Deaw are, Maryland
om'' ken'ucky--in short, GA every State that takes
an interest IN manufactures. That such projects do
c%ls', SINCE The Editors Of tho ENQUIRER chose to cnv
the act we Wi prove beyond the reach Q: doubt or
From Ire Ceoreiq S,,,csa.n
.Nod the Southron stopped at this point, is po!lli-
ca 'I"''f' ana eg"sn would have been crloo.icd
and Ike 'te iAi7e's fool it might have wayc il, car,
and Jis I'd rs bells in undis;uraeh irorur;;y ~,
WHOM proceeding little farther, hear tl,c ol,fors OF
,hat rancr not DOLLY se:iousy urge the PUBLIC
~ NNiNG OF TRE NORTHERN AND rAS
Tern CITIES HND MiNUTACTORir h,t
ais tho SNE1IBERH!ENT OF orr T'ry>J,
and NY RiSiiNG UNION, tie pity which vas
G%'onded 'n tEe'r folly merged into corrcrrpt and in
a%a"'on i"r Tho r'"rai treason winch t;,c, have d,rcd
TO utter IN making this remark | aI;uta T., ,bo;-
ScrPitr"i quotations. which can tcor no ourr con-
N''"c.I'n than the one uhc', has been Given thorn
"ih'r rcco1ar'e ndatnD Of = rsa t:.c .fo,r Az
ue S'ai's opposed to protecting i4riE1 = also in
At'mor'onS accordance with tho general i,por,rco
|hch 'he Snn;hron displays in relation 'c cc3s,,on
d" iS's' - not the editors know TIN; tho rc,,lat,o,
OF duties and i'nposs. commercial afT,i., ,o,s.r
Of ll.nT
nc STATE can, 'rhhont Tho consent Of Cn,--nse cr,er
n'" ai arrangement or compact with another? Iftbct
co mol tey arc imposing themselves up0n The Pcooic
as poli''c1i etnpircs and sirch shn,I mt IN ~,
ted hoT should a. least, have some l,nofet~o oror-
political rstitu;i0us before they a,tcr,c IN evi,i
them 10 The public. ~ dictate 10 he EDyern,o, rho
med" at 'hci' administrator
Fha' they nav Dot tcrcaror co,,,,,;, i...,
loose Exp slticns e. constitutional pr,ncjn,og ,
Se- ''roIy 10 lay, before them IN. fcllov;r~ c~
tracts from the Constitution Of the u States for ~.
future regulation of their conduct:
THE eight, section CT the first article saws, ,The
Congress shall have power TO lay and coec, taxcs
duties, 'n'posia, ara excses' Sc.
nc same section OF the same article likewise en-
powers hat Body 10 resHG.e commerce trith IozcEgn
Hdf'on', and G3nong the Sccern! Srqics,' Sc
Hnd IN he last section OF The Same article II is
chcaIly and cmphatcalIv declared that mo State
small r'fo"f The consent Of Congress las anv nposts
"' onies on exports. except what NAV DO 0baouc'g
necessary for executing is iignceijo, lave, ,-d 10,
any duy otonnage k 'roop., ships Of war a tine
- te2c", ENTER INTO Any ENGAGEMENT
ol, COMPACT WITTi ANOTHER SPATE. oy
with foreign Power, &c
Wih these provisions of the great CHARTER Of o,r ,tts
'HS te'n IN the face, how dare the Editors the Sou
,nr"n sedio"sly eHclailn that tie South in urtlor 70 Ii;
er' ien Cine Congress Of tho T. s. from their uefar;ous
Ifocci' has exhausted every CONSTITUTIONAL. 7rEAEs
CONSISTENT 'r' Gu oss0c'Gjol @ them in gard TO -olq
'7erc1i 'a'eIComrsC, or OT!IERWESEn
:" hat 'o7171'i0nGl means have tier exerc.c,l In o-
position to this 'rcfarious measured II :hcv ii-nfv
personal abuse and mobocratic violence pi;h the chi
thct 81 constitutional mranG,' will Willingly cor
ceho them a" the patriotism Tor which they 80 bois-
F'oSy Contend II they rall it constitutional to vcs,
IN the minority the ruling povcrif they call It consti
f'Gf to oppose m act o Congress which has been duly
'anyasc; IN ali Is ramGcatinus-v after long nd
profound dr!IHHrai!on has passed the ordeal ofbo How
eS and received The assent of she Chief Magistrate Of the
Inon then indeed some cradi; may he due then, for
's''doT; but their reward will assurehl bc
the c%7cra lions of an jneLiled comnunv.o
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