Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06

alone' Has adopted rule tonA,i,uuen: No
She has two delegates and fo,a zach county
La as Sonth Carolina, find there
Us We ase-tbcir prncpe ut representation beng sns
aho"sa hcy the difficulty we Tor they have
s'o offered by the gentleman Cupcer and almost
s"',c mis"asc Georgia asnp,s the federal number, aud
wo.k ny compartment aud hc Will hud tina, the ,ao oil repre-
a ahn ANaon squares with the federal number IN
naanei Truly astonishing This is universal axiom,
however, II II not received Is such
TITS sam mat au governments in the circumstances as
Government nj the United pares, mocl Of repu
'ean government aud they have done? There
representation is apouIoned white populai aud
10 three hiths OF the slave population added Docs
REPRESENTATION thea OF Vi'gnia. Maryland aud North Carolina
DC onsed exclusively
according 10 the theory practice republican
No Yet scueman nom Augusta has SAID that lie, a.
disguise our proposition would, nothing pure
ariStocacy These the which the gentleman
ms left made Of while the gentleman from Orange was
speaking. Arc they they no, xr6ou and WARM sup
ers oi our federal institutions
ready TO shed their bioo uphold them defend
from all assaults either foreign domestic II they are not,
he had moisns to shy But IL they reply "Yes" know
they WILL then win ask ,sin do they provision
IN The Constitution of the United States with respect repre-
se"auon pure arstocracy5 lthey consider 20 We,
MAINTAIN the Federal Government, then they profess
themselves advocates Of Federal against
the State Constitution. VIII they advocate the rights OF
man ~ the one ana not IA the other He did not urge this
nguasnu5I al ho5inen. He believed their zeal f tic
Federal Government To be Ieconcieaho with their republican
ceilings but they should rrcolect that ben
against Us the anahema Of arsiocrsSy, and
they huri these anat.,nns against IN, they should
remember that tho principle ior which is shat
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MI TAYLOR (of Norfolk explain He said he had
never uttered aua'ema against any gentleman He nsyer
he begged leave to that sentiments 10
the Coiee on every occasion as the gentleman from Hon
SAID nc wouli do Tie would soften ,yo,i
mitigate nothing but would sincere al
his heart aud would CONCEAL nothing he Ind ,aid lie 1910
not aiuibu,e HnpTo?eT motives To gentleman bot hc
repeat that the principles which the gentleman sought
was ausht To tepect-o all our free and equal
aud ai any hazaTd--
Mr. LEIGH. Is nicely an explanation the gentleman i.
.ouig offer
MIR TAYLOR Yes; I've disrlaned any intention of inputr
ln,propct motives gentlemen
Mr. LEIGH lie did understand the gentleman who had
just Eat down, Pusnny the motives any person Tina,
gentleman aud others charged proposition with being
ca,ca but the of lie understood him DIR I
distinctly lie replied those gentlemen propo
ston was atioen'oa that vas they supported IT ia
'he edeTa Government knew that that gentleman imputed
no improper motives Que DO God knows npue any
ham, TO other gentleman, ioJ believe they
ne ash the same principle OF representation which they
IN the Southern States principle which will guard and
nr property We AK Tor the theory same
principle All the gentlemen Who have spoken, with
exception of one approve Of the wisdom tho principle
ne southern states have adopted with respect to tire protection
OF properly The gentleman from Automatic doubts the
Constitutions Look experience, experience will AFFORD
Us the most conclusive that the principle
aud eneroaehnent the Northern pats
the Tariff for instance lie would say that
opinion whether wse prudent, polite Thu
oay would say, that Law be wise or prudent
polite thar Of country, separated by
geographical distinctions from anore viii Gx an imposition
Tor the advantage OF that other And tins imposed upon
When mad grown to manhood, Virginia large i'm
porting state aud extensively engaged the foreign
Goods we're imported here for the states OF Kentucky North
Carolina and Tennessee Where the foreign trade
Where West Indian tTade2-TheTe
operation OF the Federal Government respect
mecial relations which has oppcssivey on the
South, and the slave holding States espec iay
We contend honestly believe, to repre-
seutation equal whole slave property have the
example of tie Federal Government support gen
ueman from Abemarle doubts the wisdom tho Federal
Government as TO this particular feature.
Mr. GORDON explained Tie thought nc said. that wise
statesmen might doubt the wisdom OF principle OF reeen
MIR LEIGH 1.-THE gentleman doubted not he had nothing
IN say but II he did, he would ask his few mi
nu'cs Our population be considered The House meets
MI the Western States aud Loudouu district ng 10 Ashley
zap 60 IN favor OF internal Improvement. rights have
oeoa forgotten IN Abemare preference rights man
ana I've expected that Albenarc would also 20. Then gen
tcinrn, as sure the would before tine
Legislature 10 be appoToned the representation Of tho slave
holders would be- distributed the West and raina
10 heed 10 the car of the General Government as Kenuck,
was, with respect IL the Tariff w.
Sr Lfi beng TAT sued here gave floor 10 MIR Powell
IN The motto" OF Mir lowell, expressed wish tina
ur COMMITTEE would rise, order allow the gentleman (or
hes'erheid another day conclude Temas the Cotnn,t
ice tofs and reported progress ' "
The Convention then Adjourned ill TO nor,eu u, II io.