Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-15

even to constitute exception, all New England
was warning against it headed by Daniel Web
ster ot the Trumvirate-It is not necessary to look
back TO its day of darkness and difficulty, when the
great body OF those who claim for MIR. Adams its
merits, were striving TO strangle the infant in ia
cradle nor to the por;entous silence of their great
chief who has never lisped the word " .ud,i,ls,c
tires without kindly adding Agriculture and
Commerce, embracing the whole under the
general term Of domestic industry, which means
" du that man cor. dot is mot necessary to
hold up III contrast the bold and fearless ad-
vocacy Of il by General Jackson in its moment of
per or to admire the Indian dexterity of our pre-
sent rulers, who finding the Tariff system borne
upon the shoulders of the people, have ieaped up
on il as a Paanquin to bear them softly into and
through oiicesuf1ice il 10 say, that il has been
established upon its present foundation by Con-
gress having a majority Of the friends OF Jackson
III both Houses. Thus established it has encoun-
tered some opposition in the South but that oppo
sition Is purely local; knows no distinction of par
| ties, existed before Gen. Jackson was even named
as candidate for the Presidency, and exists still
without the least relation to the principles ON
] which he is supported, Such being the nature Of
us opposition-what has been its extent One
who knew not the facts upon reading these reso-
| buttons would naturally look around to see the
spirit Of Treason abroad and in arms in our land
the Tag OF Rebellion unfurled, and the arm Of the
government shortened that il could not save it,
sell. He would ask for the foe and who could re-
IRAN from laughter when directed to the resouti-
onsoi little District Meeting in South Carolina:
; IN some other portions OF the State they have
exercised the privilege Of constitutional remon-
STRANGE which as Freemcn and Fellow Citizens, no
man dare deny to them. They have resolved to
wear none but domestic fabrics, and so did the
Legislature OF Maryland resolve a few wears
since. They have resolved to manufacture for
themselves, and THAT is the very principle Of the
Tariff system tself-Yet If Disable as abroad
IN a State SO long eminenty characterised by
patriotism OF the purest order, it required not
Hall 10 20 Il L.,
receives in the good sense and virtue OF the PEG.
pie OF that State, and has been stiiied in the mo-
ment oil its birth by the Jackson Presses the Jack
son Party and the Jackson Governor of that State
We submit the following remarks of Governor
Taylor with the single observation that he too
falls within the sweeping denunciations of the
Franklin Hall Address eli" says he, (" | have
any tirmness, il will be exerted to preserve the
Union, to preserve, protect aud defend the Con-
" stitution OF this State and OF the United States
IL 1t were an easy matter to dissolve the Union,
" would not for one forego participation in the
" glory which our Fellow citizens of the Union
&c have achieved. Your uniforms, your military
array all remind me that you are brother militia
" men with those who fought the plains OF
New Orleans, many OF YOU the sons and grand
sons of those who stood in arms when the BIRTH
right oil a nation was to be sustained" With
these facts before their eyes and ringing in their
ears, which taught them that there was no war in
the land, but the war OF the People against this
on oil the President and Secretary by which it
was formed, nothing which required either lives
ortortunes to subdue it: The friends of the Adj
Ininlstraton in this city come forward in the pa
nopiy oil Resolution warfare, armed to the chin
against the Jackson party of South Carolina, and
ready TO propagate their patriotism lay tire
sword.
If it be patriotism to seek division in political
sentiment, amongst the People of these United
States, upon questions local and sectional in their
Character and nv THAR aid he
ganst the South, or the East against the West, we
denyit not unto them-If the Patriotism to arouse
feelings OF hostility, by the causeless and harsh i'm
putaon OF them to lash free, gallant and vir-
tuouS, yet ardent People, into madness, by the
charge OF crime, and the language of menace, we
deny 1t not unto them. Ii il be patriotism and
brotherly kindness, and charity, to fan the flame
OF discord and instead of pouring the oil of kind
ness and soothing, upon the troubled waves, to up
rouse the tempest, we deny il not unto them We
have learned it in another school-We have caught
IT from the lips OF our sainted hore WASHiNC
- $50" ." H'S i""6~"5e vr Hfs Farewell Adj
0iess - IN CONTEMPLATING (says he) TIE
CAOsEs WHICH May DISTURB OUR UNION
1T OCCURS AS MATTER OF SERIOUS CON-
Germ, THAT ANY GROUND SHOULD HAVE
BEEN FURNISHED FOR CHARACTERIsING PAR
TIES BY GEOGRAPHICAL DEMONSTRATIONS
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN, ATLANTIC AND
WESTERN, WHENCE DESIGNING MEN NAV
hNDEAYoR TO CREATE A BELIEF, THAT
THERE is REAL DIFFERENCE OF LOCAL
INTERESTS AND VIEWS. ONE OF THE Ex-
PHDiENTs OF PARTY, TO ACQUIRE INFLU-
ENCE WITHIN PARTICULAR DISTRICTS IA
TO MIsREPREsENT THE OPINIONS AND AIMS
OF OTHER DIsTRICTs-YoU CANNOT SHIELD
YOURSELVES TOO MUCH AGAINST THE JEA-
LoUsIEs AND HEART sUENINGs WHICH
SPRING FROM THESE MISREPRESENTATION
-lHET TEND TO RENDER ALIEN TO EACH
OTHER THOSE WHO OUGHT TO BE BOUND TO-
GETHER BY FRATERNAL AFFECTIoNs." Has
not WASHINGTON, in these words, described
the very Policy OF the Administration party of this
day!
1t is to us source ofdeep regret, that we should
eiiier on this or any other question Of national pol
ICY, from our Southern brethren, or that i'm s,,s-
tanning these differences, the ardor Of opposition
should carry any oil them beyond the language of
temperate and constitutional ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
our brethren of South Carolina, may proudly ap-
peal 10 our History and to years Of unerrpC Patri
ousm and vaior, which place them in the foremost
ranks amongst the friends of the Constitution, to
shield them against the imputations OF Treason
we have not forgotten, that in wrestling our birth
right IRON tyrant mother, they were among the
lrst in the onset, and the irmest in the fight
iheF heids OF victory crimsoned by their blood &
inmortalized by their valor, are yet fresh before
your eyes. we have not forgotten that in the
reign Of Terror, when to speak the language of
FTeemen, was sediuous and to be an alien was
Acknowledgement. They were foremost in defence
oil the principles Of the Revolution, and in the
prostratlon OF the elder Adams. We look back 10
our second war; waSed in defence oil our rights
upon the sea, and in vindication of our national
honor and dignity, and IRE hare not heard then,
PTon0uncing our government feeble and pentyi-
Gus and unequ0lto cOnicot Nth the merceua-
RES Of EnTope.-IVs hare not heard them de-
ci.aImg haf 1t 'cas mnrighteOus to rejoice IL the
sictorieS et o'T countTy.--tpe hare not seen them
stirring to tarniSh The Msfrc of our rictoyies by
PTonouncing them not more honorable to us, than
deedf tcdS to orr enemies. Faneuil Hall was
thea the dwelling place of Treason. Then