Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23

blessings OufSelves pOs0ynys" This
genemsns reading the object Of the constitution
promotion Of injustice causing domestic discord and dep
wing the States and the people of the blessings of liberty
National Republicans National Repubcans-a nsi.e
s Tor very old thing The national republicans of the
republicans during The of 1872 aud
into national epublans somewhere year 1925, As
party, (by whatever distingushed they always
been by the principles and have kept steadily
II view object, the consolidation of the government
fhe very commencement of political life present day.
were the Democrats of 3d. Anachs Am Fedelists, Rev
the of Democratic Republicans 1e retain
eh their and principles the hour True
LIMITATIONS Of power they have Insisted that ali powers not
delegated the federal government reserved,
bsn constantly struggling they struggling
rights of the States and prevent being
drawn into The vortex and swallowed by conso
dated government Sir any acquainted with history
rs parties ia this will recosze the points
dispute between the secaor from Massachusetts aud myself
te very grounds which have from the beg nnng divided the
parties in this country and which cal these parties
Isa, DANES .s You we'll and them a, you
parties is laid down in celebrated manifesto Issued by
convention of the tederasts of Massachusetts, assembled
Eoston, February 1924, the of organizing
party opposition to the election of Governor Eus,is The
gentleman will renoguize This the book pot
c scrpure' and us,ruc.s that. American
colonies redeemed themselves from bondage and became
U.iou-Inot Federal Union sir, a National Uuion l.
Those who were in favor of union of the States
lreane known by the name of Fcieras those
Union Of the states. ordisked the proposed form uno
brrame known by the of anti ederalists BY means
which need be enumerated, the eerals,s became
Iaer the expiration Of IL years. rulers and for
srod of rs until the Close of MIR haisons admins
1877 direction of
public AFFAIR." Here the history origin
I and progress Of the party Of national republicans who
As chose consider the constitution HAVING created
not federal but national Inion WHO regarded 'cosoda
Ton dvouty be wished build great ceua govern
nse and one sna @ s there as have every
Of freedom and the devoted advocates of power The
.s1s HABITS institutions divided y in tss au ae
republics animated the Wings and Tories of Great Britain
distinguished in times The liberals and ulras
ind he traced even the bloody struggles of unhappy
Spain Sir when the gallant Rieo, who devoted himself
10 the scafod, followed by and lamentations every
lover of freedom throughout the whole world he persisted
The people whom represent, Nr President, esccnd-
ants of those who brought with them this country
aad while that shall preserved they will always be found
nanuy struggling asans, the consolidation the government
The Senator from Massachusetts, in aluing the Tariff
hsco"es quite aeeous He tells that she hears
thing but Tariff, Tariff, Tariff and if Word could lie found
To- rhyme with j.. he p1esunss would be ceebra,ed IN
tine Tariff in doggrei verse The of 'Od Hundred"
am mol a. all surprised at the aversion of the gentle
always bring up some very unpleasant rscoections his
chets leading great meeting up Boston,
in 1890. against the Tariff II has generally suppo,ed
nes the Ta as ausq OPPRESSIVE a sd ns
and If not much mistaken denying its
sion support those resolutions denoncne the system in
no very measured tetms and memory calling
able aymy hands proceedings; bu, have seen
Ihen aud Cannot he mistaken in their character At that
sentiments relation Tarif which the South now
eInextajns We next 6nd the Senator from Massachusetts
expressing his opinion the Tariff member of the A8se
Of Representatives from the city of Boston, On tina.
ocrseon sir. the gentlesnan assumed POSITION which
manded the respect and of country He stood
10TH fearless Champion He
mel that confetti the advocates of restriction and monopoly
lind they 1ed from before his face" With profound agac
~, fllness of KNOWLEDGE, and richness Of illustration that
has been surpassed he maintained and established
principles Of commercial freedom foundation be
shaken Great indeed the victory achieved by the gen.
ien,anpon that occasion striking lie between
the clear frcbie and convincing arguments by which he
Ied away the understandings OF his bearers, and the
narrow views and weiched sophy of another distinguished
orator who may be truly said to have "hed up his arins
candle the sun" Sir, the Senator Massachusetts
that the proulcs, day of his life, like mighty liant, bore
away R shoulders the pillars of the temple Of and
deusfop escaping himself unhur and leaving his versaes
overwhelmed in ts ruins Then that he erected free
'ade beautiful aud enduring monument aud ncsibed the
marble with his name" Mr. President, is with pain and
Cal life of that gentleman, when he found 1oor
supporting, advocating and finally for the Tariff of
I828-that ''bih Of denominations" BY that act Sir the
Senator from Massachusetts has destroyed tile abors his
whole M and given wound to the of free trade
gnllsman occupied, and which now holds in
public estimation in relation to this subject is all
mad erected TO my own fame so proud monument, that
which the gentleman built 1884, and could have
sen iehpteu 10 Destroy with my own hands. should hate
The voice that should ring "the accused Tariff in my ears
donht not the gentleman feels very much, relation
Tariff, cetiain knight did s'insnct" aud with him
would be disposed to excainl--
Sab! no more Of that Hal, an thou lowest me-"
But MIR President, to he Serious what the South
To think OF what have heard this day. The Senator from
Massachusetts, tells that the Tariff Eastern measure
and treats as 1t the east had interest in The
from Missouri insists i; Western measure and that
has done good TO the West The South in, and, in
The most earnest manner represents you that this
which told 'is Of value East West"
suery destructive Of INTERESTS We represent you
that has sread ruin and devastation through land and
Frustrated hopes in the dust We solenDly declare that
we believe the system to be wholly unconstitutional
violation OF the compact between the States and the Unon
and brethren deaf complaints and refuse
10 relieve from system ''whch enrehes them, but
inakes poor indeed" Good God Mr. President. has
cnne to this? Do gentlemen hold feelings wishes of
Their brethren az so cbep rate they that refuse crafty them
al so small price? Do gentlemen value lightly the peace and
harmony oil the country that they will yield of
ahIs description to the afeconaie enfeaes and
TnonsraDcss OF their friends? DO gentlemen estimate the
value oil the Union at so low price, that will
one effort 70 0d the States logelher with te