Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16
Resol,ti,ns--s. Caroline legislator.

We lay before our readers a budget of Raso.;-
tons from the 8. Carolina Legislature. "Trey.
are bang warmly 1iscussed-and we shat
soon hear of their being decided. In EDITION &c
these extracts of letters from the Charleston Mer
curry, that paper Of Dee brings us accounts fro,,
Columbia TO the 9Th inst. On I've 5th the Commit
tee OF the Whole was addressed by Messrs. But
Ter, Thompson, Nixon and Toomer-On the 9Th
the debate was opened by MIR Legare, who was
followed by the Speaker Mr.. Harper AtSo'-
clock the Committee roFe, and had leave TO sit g.
gain al 3 in the evening, when Mr.. H. was to con
Guide his argument.--I-etters speak very highly
oil the interesting character of the Debate, ard bs
the eioquence Of the various speakers. All the
speeches hitherto are said TO have been decidedly
ADti-T Tariff MIR. Butler was in favor Of the call OF
State Convention Thomson of giving
farther time to Congress Mr.. Nixon advocated
Col. Pfeston's resolutions Qhe Colonel himself
having delivered" an impassioned and splendid
speech" in their fayor) {" Mr.. TooIner supported
Legares RESOLUTIONS. Mr.. Legare's Speech in
opposition both to the call Of Convention and the
nulihca,on OF the Tariff Act by The Legislature,
is generally admitted 70 have been extremely in
genious; aud, lin point OF eloguence, perhaps sur
passing any thing he has yet Produced. Mr.. Har-
pers argument, however, Hlaniiestly produced u.
deep impression on the House which i,npression
VIII no doubt be sustained, and even Increased, b.
the continuance OF his speech this evcning"--Oas
oil the letters says ID il probable that resolutions
OF the tenor OF those introduced by Mr.. Legare
will be adopted"
OF all these resolutions, we incline TO think tl,a.
Mr.. DE Sausseure's Is the best. When a compact is
supposed TO have been violated in so rnauy p.rtic
uiarS--when some of the parties compSin so bea-
Why OF its being abusnd by others for PURPOSES OF
.heir own-when the very ground, upon which
tnese entertainments are made, may in like man
ner be used for letting in other aud perhaps mpre
caring usUrpatIons upon the reserved rights Of the
states and OF the people when the effect of an
TINS s, to make one party the prey Of another; and
IN some cases. 10 make this common
unequal,as one that party viii use Of the common
funds, while another will not and thus TO breed M,
will and discomfort among them and an Indignant,
sense oil wrong at the collation. Of the compact.
Goes not This multiplication Of abuses complain o,
Inaniiestly show, that appeal ought again TO be
made to those who formed the compact Is IL nor
tor them osay what powers are given in certain
speclhed cases; and 10 raise up guards against
future eneroacbmeD,s-to DO away these debateas
bic points, and II possible 20 prevent any such in TO-
feciually done by amendments through the State.
Lsgis!atures--or by General Cony sntion,
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GT Co! Robrf " Cnrfsr, OF the comfy II Richmoni
date for The Seusto al Dei ecmpostd 81 the counties o
Prtes Wilsm, 6fsasfd, Kiuz George, We,m,teIsns
HonBusbu Isnd, Richmond s"d Lancaster.
mARRIED.1-H Baltimore, on Tus.dsv to 9th i,t,o.
- fh Doctor " aii. 0sorRs Tucker Eo Pt,fe,oy If
Mois phi,3Phy iatbe uo'vsrsy Of Va, 10 Ms, Lo9ia A.
on Saturday evening, At the residence Of Charles.
COPELAND W thu CITY ~ ne RI Rev. B.bcp Moors.
Nancy Bonuydi
Jhe "ns uszeits notices With deep resT. the dssb
o. ga'H> ~ WAhe, Esq distinguished msmbe Of the Bar,
Hugh Wbae, ESQ Of tn. Senators the u ststes
hom Teousssee Tie his la., 18th uI, The
stissd their respect for decss,ed Reou:,ou, u o.
eespssteondoeeos 9Th has afflicted fsmily.