Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-22

for years past ruled The state with rod Of ;rop.
letter from Jessoa rsproseu,s that faction n utterly
defs ct, with the exception Of one or two who ar.
g:spng for lfe Thus il victory; i, is moro. il is
Il will be sem that Of the "a votes which ",
buckn"r obsined, twenty six were obt aimed bv per
sons elected ~ the friends OF Mr.. Clay. The re-
naming 9 votcs were derived from the personsl
Hends OF Nj Bnckner with the aid, perhsps. of ono
or two who voted for him from sectional feeling
rrev'oss to tho election, AIR b. declared himself
unequveeally the friend Of the Tariff and of Inter
nal improvement, opposed to tho system Of pro-
I'll" friend OF HENRY CLAY. Under these cir ;,.
enmstsnces and these pledges, our friends rave him
tne,r votes, to man; and there can be no doubt
tue opinions OF those persons WIZ voted for him
from personal considerations, coincide with his
own on all subjects OF National Importance.
hitherto ~ our readers both at h,me and abroad
arc aware we have spoken rather doubtfully of the
course which Miesour, would take in the srea, con
test which e ensme. between Tho friend. md
the oppouentsos the American System and rs
srea, champion. Henry Clay.
Oaf eouo's are now dispeled, and We hesitate not
TO say that nothing short Of miracle will keen the
STATE on terms Of harmony with the present Admins
:rafion Her duty, her interest and her honour boy,
long since admonished her TO withdraw a conf
ornce misplaced and abused; and it il . canse Of
graduation for all good citizens that these motives
Will hsve their due influence ere il became to late
say to our friends abroad. fesr not doubt not; Mis-
souri u with you; with you tn support the best mol
es n HI
net prescription, aud will be with you in bestownr
her SURFACES upon that great and generous states.
man, TO whom, It is no, too much to saw she owes
her political existence.
South CdroGna-The Presidents Message has got
to Columbia and been received A. ve foretold. The
Times Of Wednesday the 18th, the most eager and
able of the Nulhfcstion prints meets with broad
side
On the ell absorbing subject Of the Tariff policy.
u IL not difficult to discover, in spite of the mis-,
|ch 70 attempted TO be spread the matter that
Ven. jackson can no longer be looked to as furu-
'stng any REASONABLY" cause for DELAYING whatever
measures Of self redress Snuth Carolina intends IN
pursue Our expectations, and fears on the sub.
Ject, nave been more than realized He has taken
stand as decidedly against Va, IS was c,nsnnapi
with The dignity Ct his station and The oblpat,ons
ct his duty H. secs nothing, he saws I, induce
hun 10 chungo, but much to confirm he opinion he
s. year Expressed uot no such Modification of the
farift can take place as to prevent until n remote
PeTfod. ecer, an accumulation of surplus rcveno.
IN the treasury He congratulate, the country IN
an especial manner, on the state of the in,post re
venue and 1.-THE practical effects nf The present Tar
III upon our commercial interests" He argues tn.
DECIDED consti'utional'y Of the Tarifat some length
and avows the niust settled conviction of it, He
repeats the old assertion, that it has not been 9th
or 50 beneficial nor Injurious as is supposed and
recommending IN indefinite manner A. COR
rection OF Its abuses, concludes with EXPRESSING in
language too clear to admit IF instrumentation That
an abandonment Of the pocy is neither to be erpecte,
or desired. What more can he say. Ii any in
ference that he will use his influence IN fIeoo I've
from this syscm. Is to be drawn firm what he no,y
says IN what terms can he express himself to exclude
tina, Inference! We believe that there will be no
diHerence among enlightened men upon this subiec,
when this part OF the message is fully sifled Yet
let IA sec Let us examine the notifications IN he
proposed and ascertain If any hopes can be infr,eJ
from them, less unsubstantla han those which ,h
m Olna t0n off In
casual cnquetry Of his mistress. After few oener,I
preliminary observations, the virtue OF the 1eonle
the conflicting infuences Of interest," prejudice and
pas sion. he says to the II ,SurAcrusER .Wb,Je liz
chief object Of duties should be revenue tbev nav h
IN adjusted as to encourage manufactures" To the
SOUTHERN. "ln this stment however il tho du,
OF the government to be guided ny the general GOOD
In continuation, TO the SourHRoS no savs ,b;ect ~
national Importance alone ought to be protected of
these the productions of our soil our mines md or
workshops essential TO national deSnce occupy tho
mrs, ,s rahk. Here IS bait. To the MASUpAcruREn.
:" hatever other species Of domestic industry bo
wing the importance to which have referred nov Le
expected, after temporary TO comuete with
foreign labor on equal terms. merit the same alton
t,on IN subordinate degree" Here the food pates
OF the dscrefion ofthe maor v are thrown one, mn
as To the Southron. 1.-THE present IA riG IA Yes sa
OF Tn ecomfots OF life unnecessarily high: il
to protect interests too local and minute to r,,,f
exaeton: IL also attempts to force some kind.
But then ny way of illustration bo turn. I'm tbo
MAsurAcrURER who has been growing alarm
Cd under this anatbema and quets him by in
.imeung reference only to what has been al
ready done" Much relief we'll undsnied in some of
these respects from what was done last Session, ~
be then informs the SourHRoS, that he thinks tho
fairest method of imposing the duties would n. ' ~
take each article by itself with view to proven,
combinations as u men were short sighted thai
they could not unite to-day on a propostion an cor.
dt'on' OF uniting tomorrow on another But los,
the MANUFACTURERS might not be quick enough in !
perecivng this, he soothes him by ADDING tha, mi;
would be the best method of securing from ..scr,I
n ana danger that vital principle of our system ,sh;eh
requires nequ,e'cenee IN The piH ofMe majoruv." He
continues 10 the mASUFAcTUREa, "while AZ .p,x.
DoNmEST OF THE POLICY in which 1.-THE tariff or;
ginated policy coeval with our government a nm,.
sueo ."louen successive adminstrations is NIirHna
TO BE DESIRED on ExPEcTKD"-to the Sou,b,oa-
the people have right to demand and have demand.
90 that u De 80 modified as to correct abuses and oh
viate injustice" anu oo-
In the name of common sonse, what docs all mi.
mean There is an obvious disposition ito throw =
tno TO the whale" but is there any thing more, Co.
any reasonable see cause In h.;oeo 81. G, a "a,