Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-23

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whi a, once openly aud frankly admit my nierioy Il has
heeo long time since have prac,scd thought of
bewnchng smiles graceful attitudes, aud enchanting words
which SO much eheuserre aud Distinguish gentlemen
borrow from that gentleman such a could easily furnish
aud have gea, abundance lef while drcourse with him
however, without his assistance endeavor to state how his
been, is heS,aer Some five 70" or
SIX years since gentleman Of New England did pay his adj
hSss Of 70 ID. g ,0 Me and no.. his aud
and when the old people talked had rejected
union Of the East West, and in Of the advice of
hsI hes, friends, se niod individual. viii give
South CaSs, what IS called the Waxhaw sele@e cnn ~
pn mn -, the of gea, both Of body
IN the Representative of that District He studied law in NORTH
there leaned the rumcn,s war; under General jane, Re
bcrison the founder of Nashville father of
at All ea period called the supreme of the State
where he held the scales of between concndnG parties
WIN an even and steady hand lie remarkable for his
deesiaon OF all aud and treated viany every sort with
aye good old seasoned hickcry with HIM The West u
conened and happy; andlet bring JOY grief to whom IL
years as evidence of her attachment will in presence
OF the good people OF tins county, again pass through GER
enony usual in such should be disappointed If the
State OF Maine found aiding and assisting al the ccrbra.
tom and tho gentleman himself unite am sure were
MOI 10! MS unconqherable attachment political
The Senate wll excuse me for saying few relation
to the partnership made Up by the Boston parson. during
last war; and now alluded TO by the gentleman from Maine
which makes consist of James Madison Felix Cndy
Holmes
Here Mr. RoLMEs and remarked that he had only said
mat had the faIson thought Of him, he would added his
Dir GRUNpv proceeded We will supply the elpsis of the
Paon and make him say what the gentleman supposes he
would have said never speak rreveteny of Parsons unless
my duty conpes TO do and therefore, him. will
only remark, that think his zeal misdected but the
gentleman from hanc have something more 10 saw was
honoed much when my in the title of
BUSINESS sn aaa o. nor sm nave now capital capacity for
therefore. in the arrangement made INV name
will not be inserted the title of the firm or unon The
! become md III Dr
honest aud wei earned fame politicians wealthy he has re-
tired from business and Andrew ackson taken his place
and business ILL., hereafter be conducted the name and
style Of Andrew jackson and Company. or this 6rm will
Name will not assist in conducting the business of this fm
md .e ,hlLd peI,on named has violent antpa,hy
partnership, aud let the characters named establish
new finn, under the and style o(neaning the Devil
and John o!mcs In making this division great reliance is
placed IN tho excellent qualities virtues
the senior membsr OF his firm in order should he prove eac
tory To tins dissolution of the old firm, the establish
testimony.
MIR PRE.pfNr: wish address the Senate seriously, upop
ano her subject introduced into this discussion pretend not
to prescribe rules 10 others each Senator Judge own
coue for himself speak not in of the a6.ent-o the
late President the United and of his Secretary of
State have spoken evil will do If that i, TO be
DONE e. those do II who con,eIded with and conquered them
ihe'rs be the honors OF the triumph, and all the spois
CLAIM share OF either only ask my political friends TO be
the country, the beneficial effects achievement This
being the couce intend to pursue gentlemen will excuse me
for feeling the influence Of the they made con-
cernmg the presen, Secretary Although am wllns
TO hear others, and indulge myself freedom OF remark
when the conduct OF public officer fairly before Senate
am unwilling to hear their introduced and barshv
treated when there no connection between the sub
ect under discussion When recolect that this individual
has been the Legislature his own state the A.
Senator Chief Magistrate of his State
the duties of all which, he ably and faithfully ged and
now The fret Constitutional adviser of the President of the
United States, must be excused thinking entitled 10
public confidence until something be shown prejudice
manner which be calculated do injustice TO his sen,i
mcnts The Senator from Massachusetts, (Mr WEssTrnY
Tire hnfh
body delivered the tariff Of 1916 from hs report made
to the House Of Representatives Internal improvements
under call from that body with the Justify the system
which has since been adopted reference these important
subjects do not stand here apologize for any one bur
justice compe ms to that consider proofs ms entire
~ ialacious No proof Of sentiment unfair us-
ally than partial extracts without reference to subject %
cumstances And such, have doubt is the case in This in
stance The tariff of 1916, in nature different from
those since adopted was for and protection
1t was reported from the Committee of Ways and Means and
NOT from lhai on Manufactures duties as fixed
% ~ were not higher than the wants of the treasury required
was IN fact reduction increase OF the then exsnp
duhes 1t Is true that many of It's provisions so modified
as 70 afford protection as lar as was practicable, system of
revenue to the manufactures which sprung up during the
restrictive and the which as thew had been
forced into existence by the policy Government had
just right to is protection consistent with liz
constitutional powers and regard great interests
o one, e most Igd III the construction OF the Constitution,
ever doubted but thar protection might afforded that incl
dental mode and would be little doubted that where
measure which proposed thus protect was before the
House, the general benefit Of heme would con-
ne legitimate topic OF debate IN order pas
of the bill But would be dong great Injustice TO infer
from general remarks made Under going TO show
aud secure IN time oil that he who delivered Them was i'm
favour OF the protective system The can be fairly
Inferred is that he favor Of protection as incidental 10
revenue The character OF the
10 which the remarks referred throughout the discussion shows
that it's regarded III that light only
Surely the Senator Massachusetts, when nc reaects nm
his own case viii not insist a diceH view He oppos.d
the tariff of 1924 and supported the still stronger ,a,R az IoSe
on ground of change of circumstances the short interval
between ihem and yet repsed the charge
wien applied 10 himself With defence in his o case
he cannot but see how would TO rely on sentiments
delivered on ariH for only, a Justification of
system based on the principle protecting branch of i'm.
duy at the expense of Others without regard revenue or
any other OF the constitutional powers Of Congress But tie
garIng injustice which may he produced by quoting partial
extracts is still more sknsly exemplfcd the case of that
which the Senator from Massachusetts quoted from the renott
ON internal improvements Be read from introduction OF
TIE report some Introductory observations Internal Improve
menis, no doubt with author was in IA
yoI OF the consuionaliy Of the system in its broadest
laEng what the gentleman read separately, the inference
which he wished TO draw might follow; but il the rcn-
emon had taken the trouble to turn TO the paragraph