Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-31

would cause such frequent cxpenss as world nh.
a., = va. ;, ms wound be All unw;se expediet--
= s - Ho' III II would ut the time be fruit,
iVI so"s~3 q mourning and discomfort, You coud
teiy on 40 man us so just and slll "a to he hho
" .stIte all property ats to give a1 uDoual3ied
$,'i ;, And if you yauc what YOU tax, at
~ - "tt you 10 Tx the value; II iaust be eli
u'"' Dsseic the TAX law Is past or afterwards; If
E"0Fo!ite ~ tLe moment You lass tie law von
yofseiEs become the vouers the Leo isiat,re must
~ t"f estimate aud thus play into their OWL, bands
T'' tie Is TO prevent these gent emen from .ixiro
what Waite they please? The power of unco,;aI Inn
aton Is gwen to the Le.i<,turo the nuifuen, tho
Naii''lHi Is i"it TO be niadc by them If it is no,
It ny tas ilvoive: still further di(Eiouy-
- ''e "a" PRESSES before t'e cciuaun is rnn1n hnv
40 :oh NIX he i0N' You want Il cer.un rrv,.uuc Il.
you cdl'o ascertain The yire Of the property how
n"n E2u i!N t!e ratio q teNat,n, Yea want ID
fa.s" mar a Eii:ii,n. rs IN al roL,re,, t,v r,I
luopeIy IS ipl Waited upon what dala Gun Won
Il Ike e:itbec horn Of the dilemma Ty,e t,,x
.aw M hc1 ra4:ei the valuation has been r,,sle
n.1in s'e T., pi1c@Hy arisHs us to thr proper val
uatlln. Ii pei0rc the law is passed 70 man
Cnn Nh"W vAat proportion vi his property Is fax
ca. Ials i'ricri t9xatian NAV csterd cen To
HIS WIGS Nfuning r!ut--wiat Is TO urcvout il,p
l1sl setiHen scruipr:--lie HQu! affirm thai tbs
"ei Woaj ra!s" " iiorc than uae was Ivl,r in every
co"IEy. lie next guarantee, WAS chacl OH the
power OF apDroariari q. lie did not b.Esye Mi
"o"ia amour; to aUy tg,'ng-and If 1t you'd he did
"pt desire 70 sec It. lAe principle he coutpnted 10,
WAS tGs when cned up0I L. ppv tan tn, n,.nr h,
60 be allowed u say how m:h hc he'd ABILITY 10 cav
W uen the tai was pad, God ffMd that il should
1871 " "9PCu 10 any paIt o: IRE state where il was
'2SA tirSefSfLy-he would rrIocc that !! tax which
~ pild on his .l.vos should b sent across tJ,o ,n,
ta'hs V ;iete /, would DC expended; 80 a,st uivaua.
u w9p!d not be Just in US II Sh this guarantee nor
III offers 10 give Il.
The conclusion to which he arrived ,,,us ,s,; -.
Tue proposition Is admitted to be true ,hat p-orc,ty
Is tA''ea TO protection. IA woIh not dispute so that
Iqe proiec, lon Nas an efficient orc. go guar
aptce "hIch had been offered would sr;Ir. giInra
can lie Dip', bnt the concession q pnIitirsi live
;Afsnio'hs That all were equally pn,ri.tic, pure and
iatfa and dI@rlea o right, sill! political power wns
;''p oniy security, ana II woui be ulpst sat. i'll the
iFbos OF those on this side o.! tie mountains W..
have the same sort OF horses currjar.s and o,hfr
property IN the easi: which neigib1us have in the
vest uhd 1t Is utterly Impossible r the STAKEHOLDER
~ ~" any property ia the wet, WHICH Will Dc i'm,
i'"s 'i equai tax upon himself Looi. al the reverse
! we give The ph'Scr to tie vest We kaye a
property here OF which they own no share to prevent
hem iFom hoWm@ III the 6ug, heis OF tue State upon
mat descI! pton or property. There was much In
this an experiment had been made and i, was admit;
ted that no EVIL bad resulted from it. The en:lero,n
from tfeGerck, bal admitted tat The power for tiiv-
hF years had ben viii the slave >puIaDp, and that
theFt had not pe, tue sligiiteat abuse. WHY then
1ake the power from uS,If there l,;ys been ND evil
J WY cing2: are gcnuemen m pu; suit Of s.naa
sPc;olatNe dol.Jrnes-pre they disposed to piy,, nu
all She Good tipy had that they NAV obtain nisce 81
0saniiu uleoreuc CONSISTENCY il tie Constitution,
Governments W0s PRACTICAL experiment or the qcod
OK taose VINO lived under it. chose SYSTEMS which
nave "een the adraiiti of sbe schoar ii, the closet
irnin 2ifo down to iIarTiurtoll and More ard nj
the hrench Philosophers hayc onae been ndoplei
INTO human practice. W are MT to be nrslea b,
ne idea that principle is to De engrafled ON ths
constitution merely TOR Its theoretical beauty, Jules
we are cpnFnced that 1t will be practically ard un;
veFsoiiY beneficial lie would Il gain state that tlIT
| constitution had been tried c- ftv-:i3ur wears an
y" e'H nad oeon experienced. if flnSc who bad IL.
power had not exercised it vita iloruv, hoy ban
pens that our slaves inyc sorr tie .c,as 50 one
A4Wi'tcd as IT was, that cyl lad been e .er.eD
! cfu, Why Is the system 10 be changed.
Mf. DJDoJSlDGj5 said, ira; although lie lar
h"e !hten-ed this Informing 10 participate in uls, dis
e"a''oh TO day, NC it huusg rresi-lbIy invoked Il
ulhEc lew remarks Ill arswcrto ue gentleman iron
MoHhahpt"n and the gentleman from Cupener-
Tic remarks Of the gentleman from Nor har,nt,n
yesterday, We're Of q general CHARACTER and as an.
peaed to hun, had little claim 10 close and rjfcn
examination. lie had carried Us back to The or1,
MAJ state Ut nan and thauce dcduccd tho clcil.iis
Of social lie p4is morning, the gentleman I,rI ro
tie tifs time, touched Virginia ground G. grojt h;s
tory, ana 10 the researches OF this morning b. shoul
chieiiy direct the attention OF tie Cornrnttcc IT,
iiao ho'eh down several of the Postl,ates of the
! gentleman from Northampton and the r,ln,lernor
from Gupcper In the order i'll which thcy lyer n1ade
| lie felt himself relieved of very coDsderat3o err,
! barrassincnt by the audabe CANTOR which mark 4
Tue tone OF tue gentlemen the other side; and he
had Flsen Win more than ord1n6rv pleasure IN CON
sequence OF the aneDity exhibited by these gentle
men 10 thtTse who must differ from tharrr-a ca pdon
which had displayed itself with peculiar strength
- c ms gE,uha Wnrre be could meet the gcutlc
t!"h rom northampton, was when he touched tn
! Oousttutinn- Ii man ever existed in that s,,vam
state ID which he WIS under no control Of Govern
ment' we must go back TO find him there before tIt
b'Ole In our TIlderDesses, we find no stcL saw o
! CONDITION. q Though b1rbarous tribes obe-, NJ
written codc, they haze their unWrEtoD laws tn vjif
! thcy Yield submission, witch thoy not oniy pnru,
| exist, hut aFsnt TO enforce. IS was said b. TaGg
ashurst, end With stiI effect by the gHutlc115
I from southampton, there is Little knowIod.re to b.
urawn from forced state Of society cyrrr; I'm IL,
subject Of tue feeling Of property Which existed in +
and wulch we are told induced nen to 7soye INA
si2ie ard impose Oh themselves the rrstrpfn Of SD
| cial government. - ~
He would now BEGIN to take IN the argufoen, o
the gentleman from Northampton qjJst gentleman
mad iaid 1t down, that Constitution is d corroac
ode by all and for the benefit of al: that if Tier,
vas rgGt M the majority 10 control society it must
! be derived either from the law Of na,,y- ~ f., O..
Conventional source, ard " from the latter tirt ,yf
must look for ii in or l,:ritian C...t..ut.a..