Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14

v",5"'ned ian aAv o ms sa,.e !iSp,.tc,i, ,,,,,.
OF interest between the Easter, and Wrscr,
! o the Stale that Il would ne uryi-, and ,cs., m
men nc-n r -, s.Hernr' to the majority. This e's
,h. nv ~ tel you all Il chiniera-i r,cre f,n,c.,, az
interest," nnon - perfect community eel,r, aud OF
, uhonS al the citizens the I;h., -
property shall be sacred nvoate for ~, noor a' H. y
necessary nay indeed, necessary TO his ro,p,,t
hat their property, whether little or much shall moi b
= o h .neh without 'her consent, unless 20, public
equally interested, ha their ,o,criy sha No, hc ~.
uE q" ueiua!y taxed II these secured in lie 4 on
su'uuOn winch they may hc, for all have common ,-,
m securing 'hen, thee is every p,orction Sr ]
wht any man can as. desire 5s, Gentlemen ro ara
'ol t"r what rs LEFT nntcd) that the Eastern eoc' ~
Sta'c pays more c! the purc revcnne Tim mo W., - @
10 q! u,l' efiec'ly Obvious; = pays mere ONLY because
iac' pay less IN proportion Their means We ri ~
- , '" ',tVe,' mas II been! Tho tavirc rayver hrs an
last ami Il IN Imposing the taxes !or tho ,,rn =, o w. ~
lis t,, !, has , 40; hec cTsf in Ira proportion, no:
Is learned maxim both in and law Ina, ,.,
la, snI ,o o. ms own wTo's 1t has been also said
he'e " Inc Western the stale Tb,s =, l,,; 60
~ no will take an e,aort =, "r - aS seem
view o,he subject can or viii co,, ny statesmen Ike
' 9i c ana the whole property therein ~ coy t;ri %
held aud qwnai ~ y:lal, rcns,jIu, ;, , a.1
states a ,1aIs with N, impartial ana ,s,c.i
part off'7 Commonwealth ~ ia pes his ,,c,sn,c! e. -
anrnr'' ire s;ren.!, sn res,.tc, tho S,a,. ~ ~ 70
c''l"H ii th"v h:avilr ,1<",i and r.v an ~, a ~,
portion nithe public burheas; ani +, ,,,,. l. n, =, 10
most suneIr observer tl,a w:,hau; n,1t,~ some i,,@
'Fi,S IA The Nes'vvhCut dong spns,r. to arc!,ta the
u"' q! inc people then his standard tava,io., mus,
ip93ii0n of which hrY co,fair i,. .tr,,s, nor
un o. 'he public revenue. '"e c.rron stock slo,l h.
fNplFfri ~ Improving The Nes ana ;,rgv,r tr7n,- nj
the pyso d':c'cs under "hIcn hey Il, y, . l1no,.I do
lH ht 2revs ami mast not every erccre thar the
Anon3 al tln country is auelioatci . wealth of IT,
P INCREASES, IN the SINE proportion mast -, .,iacs nj
'''e 'N''iln he augmented: Aud VII n=.yoi d: no
S','e 'iie l 80" lcteas q. hrir prosperity not IN
"I MOI 6i'u'IisA II WI rather rc towards ~
'''F'Et''', '' III ;nh cN1c Proportion revenue. IN
'''SrS ''f ~ may h2 drins.gd 'cr, a,ly j., i.
''e,'t tye aes s-:- %, o ,r mo ;.,r ~ SOM, * reru,
an un!c'nsa mischief, VII are iu3 may r.re ,o, Ne
.'i wax resource, we az" H.eT % - aarr, ,,o
The Hn'nH HAT t.uI'-ops and u,eqr, ,r "a. 10 ,sr
z,':- Nch - contained the l NJ hts and Vic ~,
cUnchin has n'fu deeply implanted and impressed u, u.
o. me great nny Of people and purs Of
me N"'eiitnt must tc racfH i TIC hands The zqf7oyy
"ueic! You we're elected people aT zoe. District he
cause Trey believed mat their prnrns ynr prncrn,
tcRuse they believed you al favour of thus grrai
H'ns o the Commonwealth, and because they believed yo.
would al craahvor 10 give portion aie lis due
Eest ~ me body OF ire legislature they STU. have en- f,rre
thi cac! will re- cr,n rsi~e he oavri!1i , ,,,. f,c
uauery @: iioe Nhn attempt caoc or y,tcn 80
!Iance 10 those principles, draw You off fro the 1,i
w 'SeaSs 81 ',a which you viii m dou. vou. duty
'ha nnoen"iei ny any SOph5v. uuscaucel .y any ,o
we oI interest sHd unawri by any power .oa WI lii nur
'c se l2iii q H"I0r Iis done, rl,'-a ,.,n
y'r return ioe MAJ .oa will te VIII h.rif looks ir
site'" acSanN e!see'ts 10! past se,rs and s.aus a.
siiraltces ii futur, suar0;, You WI nat; rc -,,.. =
nun Wan violates ms 5'F-c AND c.c-'"cs r'i f!a,sI. lie
hopes aud expectations who 1svc l .l., -.
walk amidst tho cold, avertcd if no, .rcr H. -.
sea- and dissatisfied !c9pla, ircul ling WIKI, sor, me-
ap0o=E Why you nave iEfTr. ci tc9l am Gentlemen ,v,h
u;'aHa'2- co'.a5':cc III yoar i''n"ess md in;o.rlv
Nov. 18Th, 1870 . 1910 - |'-,' l.