Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-15

-uSouth Carolina when she commits treason, It
will be the treason Of the Revolution: AMI let the
tyrant beware" The 'tyrant' in this case. as we
rather from the context, is the Government OF the
United States. which nov has good warming irun,
hiuh authority to beware" This is menace, OF
course, on the part of the honorable gentleman
but a mere ca,aionary suggestion The crisis dc.
mands Mr., Hamilton for Governor OF the State OF
South Carolina, and he. speaking for the State, bids
the General Government "beware !''-and 6 be-
ware'' of what? Of" revolution"
We will Just hint one monition to Mr. Hamilton
and we do It in the spirit Of kindness which we per-
sonaIly feel towards the many good points which
ouaIify hi. violence as politician Nine times in
zen. 1--WE whisper to HIM the instiga'ors of "revolu-
tom are the first Victims of its fury. II ne has no
regard for his own safety let him, we beg, look at
nome, to his family his consort, his cherub chill
ren. and ask himself what may be their fate, in the
event Of civil war, when 'the tyrant" is dehed to
arms.
The following toast is another Of the shameful at
tempts to overawe that independence IN the press
Of South Carolina which has resisted the attempts to
seduce or to intimdate it: 1.-The Press-May
liudicous patronage induce it to speak the language
of the South" The language which IS here 'nd'.
rectly denounced as not being the language OF
tho South'' is that which is hostile to the attempts
against the Union, and exhots to peaceful, const'tu-
tiona, and temperate measures. for redress of
grievances, real or supposed After this direct at
tempt against the freedom Of the press, and what
precedes it in the narration, the reader will hardly
be surprised by the following sentiments, which sue
cerded it among the regular toasts:
".QadreV Juctson.-Under his auspices we hope
ito see the Constitution brought back to its original
"purity.
Music, Jackso,s's March.
",Southern ETc,temem.-lt can only be aayed
by an unconditional repeal of the Tariff
"Music, 1he CampbeHs are coming"
| Huzza, then. for the General /! Under his aus
pieces" the Tariff is to be ''unconditionally repeat
ed - The duties on imp,rts are to be abolished !!
{ Down with manufactures Perish every thing but
the shipping. which to carry the Southern products
abroad and bring in foreign manufactures Tins is
what is meant by the restoration OF the Constitution
"to its original purity" Oh, Mr.. VAN BUREN,
Mr.. VAN BUREN, How will you be able, now
that the veil is cast aside, to justify that letter which
you wrote to the Legislature of NewYork, IN which,
ito propitiate the favour Of the South you gave in
your adhesion to the Restorersa What will the
people of NewYork, whom you are endeavourng
to wheedle into the support Of General Jackson,
say to this open and undsgused avowal of the oh
Ijects to be accomplished "under his q spices p
Can you any longer delude them you, ,rfT d.
you not that the policy thus to be established
wodld impoverish three fourhs OF your constituents
1.-THE Campbes coming - We think we hear
you respond, thc--'s coming
As il the sentiments already given were not sufh
GENTLY plain and strong, the following volunteer
, toast Of Mr. M'DUFFIE comes in to reinforce them
I 1.-THE Stamp Act of 1865, and the Tariff of 82e
6 kindred acts Of despotism: When our oppres
''sors trace the parallel, let them remember tina
"we are the defendants of noble ancestry, ant
8 profit by the adm0nitions of history"
, Were there ever historical recollections so oddly
associated Or republican principles SO strangely
misapplie1 Upon the principles here avowed, re
, publican government is bubble and popular re
/, presentation farce. Submissive to the will Of th
n majority, heretofore the cardinal principle of fire.
20, erninen, is here ikened to the submission +
e laws in which the subjects of them had no voic
whatever This is the of the moon
|. Another toast: 'sSouth Carolina: Her rights sh
e s.must haze, peaceaby if she eau. but if not he
}, - sons of chivary will then long to find grave i
e the ditch Of her defence. Shame on the dastar
II - who breads the crisis"
e DO the Editors ofthr Richmond Enquirer yet dc
h ny :" the crisis - Do we not meet with it ever
}, whereof If there is intention to resist the laws
it as the fairfield Editors of the Enquirer would max
e their readers believe what is the meaning Of the fol
lowing toast, at this very I" harmonip JUS" dinner
te ''The Cavalry of South Carolina May the
70 ever be in readiness to protect their noble Stat
if and when called on, to put to silence the frauds
,e the Tariffs
Dr. All under the auspices of s'Andrew Jackson
/, Huzza "The Campbells are coming 20
r. -o:OC
hit From the Raleigh Register.
e. Amongst the different circumstances alduced b