Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21

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as the South, and South lie North b, NOT sn .r M si.
'nat experience has shown that those COLONIES have eeM
ape 10 pay most which have the most inhaitap,s yLe,l,
'ney be black white: and the practice of the
mes mas always boen 10 make every frsner paw ool
a ms aboers whether they he black or white He
euSe" indeed, that ree'Scn work the most huh they
the mos, also They do produce greater s,,ru for
iLee,nan Again, white exempted fron, ,bor Gen.
any, but nesio women In this then the southern
On advantage as line article now stands. has sometimes
een sad that slavery necessary because I'm. comn,,ie
they raise would be dear for market cuiya,ed nv
pu. now 1t Is said that the labor of the is the dearest
MI iay"e Urged the original resolution of Congress- TO pyo
portion Inc quotas of the number of souls
49, y" 1e.Sinon was OF opinion that III. value of lands and
was me best estimate of the wealth nation and that
80, ac.,sihe 10 Obtain such valuation This is the true
Itself and unequal tie .'o Il lbs Len o;ar,ed ,n,
eat the F!o OF heencn aHd therefore should be taxed:
@ aSo eau the loud OF eemen therefore they should he
Ne' mas been said too, that carving slaves into the
estimate OF the taxes the is paw we do no more
ue states themselves do who always take s o. into the
niue q" the taxes the individual pay. But the cases are
o parallel la the Southern colonies slaves pnvadc the whole
c' nut they do not pervade the whole Continent That as
10 e orsna resolution of Congress- proportion the Uo,as
10 me souls was temporary only, related 10
hs monies heretofore eEtted whereas are now in;
" new compact and Therefore stand original grorl
sd @ i ne Questions being put, the amendment propo-
sets Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York New Jers.v
Nar , LANA S, AGAINST those Of Delaware Maryland Virginia,
'f'' ana oou'h atons. Georgia was divided. " "
w. Hir. Everett of Massachusetts, arrived nt his
hcme on She 9th inst. from his Western touy. h,v
Sustained noijury, wg reported. from the upset
ting OF stage in Maryland We hope tina, the sat-
isfact'on derived by the distinguished gentleman
from his trip % Tire West was equil to the liberal
cnrIosityth prompted 1t. We wish that the Inter
course OF the two ends of He Union, in the persons
o. SUCH men as Mr.. Eveyctt more frequent mar
u'v!ariy OF the South with the North az Ire former
i''s1''c largest mass of prejudice TO subdue.
.4cq'4i'aI Of HichIiGs.-1'he following letter pub.
J l.t.a Il Ill
cunstances OF Mr. Wicklif:es trial and acauittal
Mr.. henGalis successor in the Ar@Is-a successor
WHIP seems almost worthy of hi. predecessor-bewails
Tire result most pathelcoliy, and seems TO thnk it
alarming 10 the best interests OF society,"" The editor
cI the Argus no doubt, would have been better plea
sed mad the Jury by their verdict sustained the mis-
representation and sXp9rte statements put forth by
that paper IN order lo prejudice the case of Mr.
Wickttc, but The public we imagine will repose more
confidence in the integrity of IL respectable men, who
upon their oatls End 1uu,i JUS
fly the homici.ie.
FGtynct oE>n 'etftr, dItet IrxIHGr,v July g. la29
Deaf Sir:ihe Trial OF Charles Wckliue commenced on
Tueay last, and Saturday o'clock the jury brought in
verde OF acgn'ttai; after heing OF the itx
fccry The investigations was patient and laboros, and
ere c'c instance connected with tine affair thoroughly
] ne JURY was OF the most respectable characters two
r fairness from tie country and four citizens of the
The finally turned merely excusable JUS
! .uate hoInclde toWao, the prosecutor, was assisted bv
MI fnet' al Paris young of good talents. employed
FOR tine occasion by tie friends of iir unfortunate Renning-
two inst named only addressed the Jury Their speeches very
s surpassed any display of forensic eoqnnce before
excepting perhaps poor johnny N1cCala.
Tie National Miefsencer.--It yields us more than
ordinary pleasure. to give the contradictioof Messrs.
Gales & Seaton to the STATEMENT of the n. y Cou-
rier and Enquirer, that they were negociatTng the
sale of their paper. We should be sorry to lose tie
fraternity of these distinguished members of the pro-
ession at any time sorrier still, TO lose tlz1n 10
the profession at this time -sorriest of all TO lose
them, before national justice i'll and through their per-
SONS, had repaired the wanton and fragrant injury
inflicted BY an nolcEatc party Split at the two las.
oaseioit OF Congress This reparaton is inevitable
and we have reason to believe, that some who were
instrumental in committing the wrong, will be ancng
the first and most earnest, in repairing it.
! From TIE .Nationat hteiigenrer, Of July iG.
Accustomed as we are to look for something quiz
zca III the columns cmbelishcd by the fancy and hrl-
NOR OF the worthy Surveyor of the Port of New
York, we confess we for allowed ourselves TO
be surprled lie stretch Of ina ginaion dsplS v
! ed i'll the following, whchwe find in the New York
Courier and enquirer" Of Monday.
Na'joanl Iq,eIjgcuccr-Ne learn frun WASHINGTON that
Mr. Siamangh editor Of the Harrisburg Reporter "and gen
the Morrill, negotiating the n,Irchase the
National nteIgenCef, and they succeed columns will be
devoted the support sornd republican principles Thus
this old establishment once more BECOME the able and
efficient organ of the admuisiration-.'. Y. Courier
} no, no, Mr.. Moan! The National Intclligcucer
is not in the Inta,fet. We would, not sell it to our
: friends, mnch Fsas TO adverS1rics 1t is not
understandable commodity. IT it were believed that
1T could be bought. Mr.. SrAmBAuGH might possibly
have offered for st. at present, if Ire has any such
! views, he has not communicated them to
! Seriously, the Editors ofthe Nltonal Intelligent
Ger, do not 10 part with tie National Intelli-
geuccr. the sole reliance Of their families for sup
port. til death DO them part. We trust that the
Editors Of the great City will favor us with the au-
thority which, fit be seriously meant this state
mcnt is given TO the Public That they will retract
it know, the moment they learn its entire fasity.
IMPORTANT!
| We fimi the following in Mr.. Kendars Che Hea-
ven born paper; Of July 9Th. 1t probably in
/ fnnhn1 To I,-r a Iiffin