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

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,oi'S,s' with 81! Tie iorce nj the ordered ON,
BRIGADE ofmi'i:" the r,yg Of process e,,a
"nS 't"n III" geraTn sorSEnrut; the streets Of pbia
"eP' we've niisd with armed the br.adr nita
on one si" aud the marshall! and his pns.c coet.te -,
me "'hcf the soher and thinking POI, of the com,nuu;-
y ""c IN ACCUSING expectation nF hr ,sul. The No-
"en h'2g-d close THAR hoscn,s ,:. infants in fear of
wy .u''S OF ~" tiv STRIFE, about t" - c0mmrurcd
when 10 aud he,"id, back dock was opened the
Admitted L" he dwelling e. the ;iocndau,; process sr
vs. zoe ""' hn"r "peued this anununcrd ami the
brigade aud the rosscr conetatus smut eo,>lv ;s
sei- 4'c' To bear hai upon Respectable sisIe, s,,r
us but fair 10 acknowledge, that c penr.yIyau, ,,s
e"np"efPn She was conquered by her c2cts: il 81
ia" e""d schSe q" community corrcctinr tho ,,yi,. -,
Themselves after iicy had time 10 re feet
THIS scvcius Ut n,cuhar from n established co,c,
.''"' NOT so easy matter seem la thiu,
The project meet viii! some Of our new.n,ne,s or
'ornhng convent ion>; OF withdrawing senators and .r
n'csestaves viii repeal TAO Law treaty s,,v iu, IN,
%" Tao WHOLE Those who under a,.,hori;, f th
genera! government. ifhcy do their lotr ,.s, IN lis r
"'nr'' n,ln% i"c two auhnitrs ia collision. Tive is
u" elud"s ;hc question; 1T would sc tn, fs hr ni,
'H' "'Ss""'lnn is attempted and them But, will
"' 90 on Tie picture rather the reality ought To
he veiicd e. ever voilr,l frnp, nur ewes,
do not yet despair the rctmbli.: c,n,,, h.;.,
mat 'hn strongest mo:;vc which ted tl., states IA
forming This confederation. lunc he lost sic,; az
"rEe '!at when this regulating commerce -. ,nuh
V''ei on, shall hc nu'i DESTROYED IL. ,,,t ,
Genera" governments VIII rct'aec her s:rs. we'll renInu,-
ocf when AIR. Jefferson aud nnajuy of the wise men
VI c n""" rhi;'Anc' that by cia restrictions
"r e""a goes IL" Conl! bring Great Britain, to- terms in
other words that it a substitute TOR wa, !, ,h;. Inv
nav many advocates could you ud Tor this md. f ,
King wn': The opinion gons out as com,l,l -, I'm,
"p'ni"n OF that Pope ard the Concave " no crr,cw,e
Gaiiiien to the nuston for saying ha, this world or ~
was round. WIS
These arc sensible and rdicous remarks Gov
iailor dGly appreciates the value of the Union th,
d'iucny OF diSlnemberin it, and tho terrific couse
1''ehceS OF such an event His language in one res
pc~' IS fi'na'Eao'e: Shall s. Carolina propelled b,
raShncSs Start alone for Tie goal in the exrec,atioo
mat oiher states would follow? No, ren,lcnen-onr
own citizens would not follow their leaders if their
leaders should commit tins foy.n Here !, a candid
confession that the views of the LEADERS extended to
pow" 10 which The patriotism of the people would NOT
"''o" them Here Is the true explanation Of that su
cen change OF tome which n;i III certain oto-a,s
aud orators offs Cnroliaa: the Poop lie would NOT follow
them.
Col WA, &. Preston, "a Tirgnian b. bir,ll follow
cd tie Co. ernor, induced by compliment from hin,
TO the corps of which Col. P. was member lie con-
cnrred in the pacific views Of Gov. Taylor while he
seemed 10 think that there could be no such thine pa
Unconstitutional opposition 10 unconstituticual mea
sures" Fills is rue but let the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nj
measures be first determined By the competent tribu.
ha let not every man or any number of men, akc
upon tafmSe'rrs TO resist law Which e gay choose
10 CONSIDER unconstitutional Bot The Part of Col Pres
tons speech With which struck is his es-
Innate Of the effect of the Tariff upon S. Carolina,
lie SAYS:
II has con$ca's 10 their USE sixen;s Of the stapg o.
th state leaving but four teus recompense the n!aucr
for his toll However startling this question mn ne !,
susceptible OF !ect demonstrations Tie duties ion Uosed
ny the iarit are upon The average sixty per cent The
imports ihio this state, equal exports the fore
pays sixty per cent upon the whole Of its e,-
poris.-ot 100 bales of seat 10 market sixty are
sol" Tor The dement, of the manuiac and forty for the
phnter the government lakes sixty bales every
hundred and ii that sixty seized upon the wharf and
Sold by the custom house officers leaving to the plants,
he residue tor expectation, the result would precise
~ the same, which IS now produccd b nnre circuous
process.
"Our army aworc terribly in randers"-hot "uot!,
ing like this" OF every 100 bales Of cotton Sirt ale
sold for the benefit OF Tie sa4Jacrer-yq for that
OF The planter. s'Fhe Government takes sixty, the
planter has forty refnaining." Tue-if tie Govern
nen does take sixty, the planter las bu, fo,l remain
ing. But, qucre de hoc' Wei might the Colone,
say, that tis position appeared 10 be sssrtngp ],
is most ''stariling:" quite as "startrgD we sbon,1
think, IS the disregard OF State Rights appeared 70
Cen jackson, WHO had voted for the Tariff of 1924
and for eUo'y Road and Genial bill before Corpres,
But, startling as tho position is, Col p says t is svs
ceptibe of perfect demoustrarion:n and TICS lie ,e,
Tariff, are upon the average, 60 per cent; The i'm
ports lnto tbs State, &c equal to exports, erro
lsays COL p {. Carolina pays 60 PEI cen, cpon the
whole amount Of lis exportsp
The Charleston Courier says, that at Columbia on
the 4ih, an Grafton was delivered by AIr. Alfred BY
num- which produced powerful effect lie rerro-
oa'ed The Revolutionary movements, dwell; uron the
glory and advantages Of the Union and completely
succeeded ia turning the feelings CT the people into
the old channel Of good will ard affection for the yor
OF their fathers. Orators Of different sentiments adj
dressed The people, and esSaye to ncuualzu the effects
Of Mr. Eynums speeCI but 10 vain Many of the
toaS's indicate the feeling thus happily ard robly rous
ed BY hir BynuD GENE OF which Hs subjoiu
VOLUNTEERS.
By Capt. D J.. Sweery: The Omitted States frrc soy
eeIgu and independent they stand divided they
'a'. May the traitor who would intimate "a nisurior