Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03

iesperA ai the government siescr ougIi,, ur,cr ~
| permit It, To make the humiliating ACKNOWLEDGING
mat II caunot enforce the laws. That sn,,o,l;,
Will be p:actised u attempted, more or less .x,ens;v.
w. is MOTTO DC doubted while their are plenty of rogs,
in the world, but we trust that rooues will nev.
have influence enough to force tie abandonment
u S!S'ofi' necessary TO the prosperity and mleper
dence of the United States. Let EXAMPLES he nm
o' ''sse toSues when they are caught: let the Soutf
ern enemies OF the tariff cease 10 cnron,ape srnuc
giig oY represef ing 1t as so easy. inevitable an
oeniaf' nnd We WARRANT that the difficulties Of sui
pressing 1t here, will not be found NOR. irsuriuoum:
able than IN Greut Britain, inucl. more ex vossd fro,
her position, than the L. States, vet where instance
OF successful smuggling arc ALMOST unknown latter
ly. We the following letter publishe
by Mr.. Niles in his Register (who by tic way, Is
cribes muca Of the New England distress to loca
causes wholly uncoHnccted with the taiiGI 10 the So
riot,' perusal of the reader.
"Geauemen-I know oi no class Of the copmp,i
t. more stunned against than tho manufacturers Tie
are represented, as NAV best suit their eraninS-.
overgrown ca capitalists living on the labor &C the poor
or as needy adYcnture,s, who may involve tic Who'll,
country in ruin.
"f have noticed nm indiscrcet article publish
ed in the ---,o on Tie repo,ted distress -.
mong the manufacturers. The REMARKS arc no, onl.
erroneous in point OF fact, hot tend 60 iuiure them
The true state of the case, l take to be- tl,is-,h,
manufacturers are component parts of the trading
community; and it the proportion which they i,eo, a.
the whole OF that community we're ascefisined. i
would not he found thatfailurcs a,nong them are more
frequent thap to other classes OF that community
They are liable to the various fortunes of all dealing
inen--at one period depressed and another prosner
ons-scarcity and abundance affects them like others
The makers OF low priced cottoDs are much e,nlar-
rassed just now, but their business will soon rcruiat,
itself, aud time will provide u remedy. The wooller
manufacturers are reviying. / do not tlnDis tina, The
tariff OF 1923 mas been vet fully tesi I'd. and Tho stat.
OF things III England has tended TO distract what
may he called its regular operation. We have ne,
yet got over the heavy iinlrnrtations of 1897 &, and til,
present very low price OF wool in England Influences
the pric, IN orr market. SO long as the effects o
bankTupts IN Europe are sent to this country, fof for.
ccd sales, that their accoJnts may be closed, oul
markets. mnst be variable; but wita increased cyDe-
rience, We shall mt be so inucD eiabarrgssei By TIM
varjablencss rs We IRye been.
"Let not tie friends of AMERICAN industry be dis.
courattsed. Let them carefully investigate the iacIs
that bnlong To their several concerns, and prepare
Tor tie approaching contest. My opiuiun is. thai no
change of,he present law should be yet asked for
let our opponents put themselves entirely on the OF.
te,:siYe. We shall then bring them 10 The proof:
OF sptIe ui their nd captIndant asseriiui.s. There
ere certain things which must .leuulate il,emsa, gcs'
-amoug them, the growing, ss wcllas The spinning
OF cotton Fhc planters Will severely discover thi.
al an early day. Even the present low price canno
ne PAID o' the rreslaI; price eli the goods manufactured
from IT."
DIR. Osdea.-Theiollowing letter from the Boston
Palladium, ~explaiOs who Mr.. Ogden, the gentleuuI
who has Euppianied Mr.. Maury at Liverpool, is
We We're not before appraised, that lie vas the saua
ME. Ogden. upon whom Burr's dsests in favor e
Gen. Jackson when III tennessee, were drawn.
Looking at the appointment of S5wartw ont to Il III
4 rT.tIyn flTi.n "a n ut.,,rol r>,r, -. - De-. 49,
again al tie appointment OF Mr.. Ogden, Burr
Treasurer, 10 Unother high Office, for which, he seen.
to have no particular qualification or claim,L Is i uey
iiiocFa!, OF unchari;abie, OF Illogical, to infer fro,
these extraordinary appointments, a sympathy ON tn
putt OF the President for Burr's associates, wl,ic
eau only be accounted Cor by the supposition OF Oh
companionship and couiInonily oil ieeling2 We ad
dress tnc enquiry to people 10 longer mad with Pc
Nticai passions, and w.,o arc now cupajiu u: .a.io!ia
reflection.
E1trae' cfH ie'er 10 nf E@tor grGs Boston Palladium, delo
Ata cabinet council, held on Friday, il was resolved 10 ar
Io'li Mr: Francis g. Csleu, of New jersey, TO the consulate q
LlvcVUof. MI. van Buren, protested against this appointment
aud cXcficd his influence 10 prevent it, from the rnonen, of n
hst suggestion The other members OF the Cabinet took lu1
or M interest III Tue matter. Bat Gen. jackson hal hong b.
Determined To give this lucrative post to Air Orici, and il
could not he prevailed upon to listen to the approximations 6
MS Secretary OF State, lin whose gift, and under whose emit,
are all the consukhips,) III favor Of other candidates, whose or
pointu'eni would have tcrn more polite, and would better lag
served The public interest. OF this he was deeply convince
from the powerful appeal which had been made to him il" Leia
OF a citizen of New Eigand. Trn only tie i.aiweun Gen. Jact
son and lTr Ogden, is believed to nc an attichmGnt TO the inic-
ess OF Co'. Burr, which in a well known period of our history
were sustained by Gen. Jackson and by tho Ogden family
Mi. Ogden Is i man of fair character but wrsa=Sed of sleipde
qlalflchtions for the station to which he has been sent. Cel
tam It - tina, he never will be able to Ill the nlice SO m,cf,
tine public advantage, as ii was filed bv MIR saury. for man,
years. Il" the latter part OF Dir. hIaury's career, his usofaluc:
may nave been impaired by age; for lie had grown old and nj
fun i'll the discharge of his pubic duties He vas the uids,
cI1CeT OF the government, having ht1u aupnjutcd in Jz2Q 4
liverpool and, indeed, in all The commercial towns of Epglanr
ne Is Vet'eiaoie IN his purity, intelligence, aud social cbaracun
Two OF his sons were bred IN The consular oGTc, and m, Fam,
lar win MS duties. lie requested leave Of the government to re
s'sn M favour Vi one OF these sons. But To tcrpeiuatc oHre i
our = S'itui'pns That nc should DC turned ont, hovevcr, Will.
WIN te ana oil his sons, nc managed the business of the Office {
tue satisfaction oftbe government, and ic whole Americs,
Liverpool trading Interests; and that nc should be turnc
our 10 enable Ger. jackson to reward the Otdens for thei
lreha'h'p 10 Aaron Burr, IS iratd, very hard. will only add
~ reference {" tins subject, that fr the last forty years, Mr.
eauTy mas cor'ssPonded regularly with tho Secretary of State
ana his letters fuTDislIci In that deparf,oe,f ,,r,c ,,;,, 49,.