Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-29
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NORTH CAROLINA

offered the following resolutions which lie on tho tn
ble t
Whereas. the President of the United States, at
the Last session OF Congress rejected as unconsitu.
tonol, an appropriation to the Maysyille Turneko
Road. thereby mourning the dcpunciation Of those
who ndvccst" unlimited discretion in Congress 10
appropriate the public money to Internal Improve
m"nts-a discretion, IN tn" opinion Of this Generol
Assembly alike impoli,ic and dangerous to tb, sov
creign,y of'he States: And whereas the f:eeneu
OF North Carolina united with others, in the election
OF Andrew Jackson Ia the Presidency of the JJnted
States, under the full expectation OF his rof,rm;no
abuses and storing the Constitution to it's original
lpn','y; Ann whereas. we recognize IN tho Message
OF tn" President accompanying his Veto to the appre-
priaton for the Maysville Road. principles which
challenge tho opriaton of every Republican ond
an energy and irmu"ss worthy Of him who seeks 20
follow the example of the .llus'rous sage who refor
med our system and which promised to save tho
Nepnbhc from submission to Government without
limitation of powers "
De it therefore Resolved, by the General assemble
OF the State of North Carolina, that Andrew JacLson
- entted'to the thanks of this General Assembly for
the firm and sound exercise of his constitutional priv
ege in the rejection Of the Msysville Turnpike Road
and others of a similar character.
Resolved. That the general policy and prominent
measures OF the Federal Government meet the appro.
baton and support of this General Assembly
Resolved her, That the foregoing Preamble
and Resolutions be signed by the Speaker of the
Senate and The Speaker of the House of Commons,
and be transmitted by the Governor of the state tn
the President Of the United States.
Mr. sawyer also presented the following nesou-
TONS which were likewise laid on the table and or
drred to be printed:
Resolved, by the General Assembly of the State
OF North Carolina, that all duties imposed by Congress
on imports not for revenue, bu, control the indus
! try OF the country, are unconstitutional.
Resolved, That the acts, commonly called the Ia
RITZ LAWS passed in l82428 for the announcement of
Manufsctu deiibe rate, papabic and dangerous
infractions of the Constitution.
Resolved, That those laws partial and oppres.
siVs IN their operation upon the Southern States
and in their consequences calculated 10 produce the
try -
liz morals ct another, and to destroy the liberty Of ALL
resolved, That IS the deliberate opinion of this
Legislature, that to defend and protect the Constu
ton of the United State. in its true me annp tn nre
serve unmpaired the reserved rights of the States
and to protect its citizens from impending ruin the
crisis has arrived when II becomes the mperatve d
~ OF the State of North CaroIina through the me-
dunn OF her Legislature, solemnly to protes, and re-
monsrate against the usurpaons Of the Federal Gov
Tn" Raleigh Register says that these resolutions
will open wide field for panegyrc on the one hand
and invec'vo on the other." The friend. of the pro-
lection of American industry lin ,eas,n) ought 70
Jo'ce at every circumstance, which can provoke the
popular mind TO enquiry on the policy Political, h;
sofy and sectional prejudice are princpal sources
OF hostility 10 1t; but the chief of ALL is ignorance of
the reasoning which recommends. and the fact.
which prove its truth and valuc-irnorance occos;on
cd by the science of Political Economy beinp seal
cd book to the great mass Of intelligent men.
The Board of Internal improvements renort in f. :
vor OF vigorous measures, and the immediate nppr,
priaton of $500 900 to public works.
Ne" Iheory-Dr. Newman Of Romncy, (yo ! has
Seen ccturing at Winchester and Inns sdvonced
some new nhd bold opinions The following extrac.
ted from an advertisement in the Winchester Repub-
ican viii apprise the reader of their nature.
".Few Physical Force. Proposals for publish inc.
oy suoscr'ptiAn, ~ Neio piep oTMe Solar System and
The Motion Of Matter. BY RoREaT NrwMAy nf
Romney, Vngnn. "
The object of this work is 10 show that the New
'onian system of physical ronomy is entirely ero-
nenus; That Sir lsaac Newtons scheme of central for
ces 10 conradicted by the plancs principles of pb,o
s"phy thai the attraction ~ for matter has no
FOUNDATION IN naturc;-blt, that the motion of nil
matter on the surface of this planet and tic o,ona
othc Whole planetary system the results Of nm
equal pressure, produced solely by the elastic mate
rails of creation"
correspondent, of the Republican Expresses very
favorable opinions of DR.. Newman's theory md in
evidence OF his claim to scientific respect, MS well os
in support Of his new theory, adduccs the Gllowno
circumstance:
! And we think proper here to state fact within
tho knowledge OF some Of ns that DIR N in Ino7
pnohsncd an important fact in relation to the circula-
ton OF the blood dependant on his theory Of unooual
atmosphere pressure, which has been. we suspecr
Surrept'tiousy claimed BY DR. Barry. of France and
VINO mas received considerable Dotoriey from tho
MEDICAL world for his supposed discovery. There is
some 'fnmaterial difference between their opinions;
bu' the principles published by DR. N in 1929 were
dressed with some variations and sent 10 the world
eighteen months afterwards BY DR. Barry"
Our military brother of the New York Courier.
seems 10 think, TINT though did prove New YorIr
TO be I'r Clay, nobody would believe u.s. Not tho
band OF pensioners, $40 will engage for them Their
'''n' Is not to be shaken while tho Treasury fulfIs
lis engagements.
E- Tho foreign ncws is late ond Of interest. pho
INVASION Of Spain by the cxiled patriots from Bay
onne' headed Ivy Valdez, 500 or 900 stronr-,hcr
enthusiastic reception by the people of the country,
rs ir Us They bad advanced into i-and thcIr rumored
oei'"' by royalist detachment which however. ia
~ no in'ana c"rtain) are incidents Of the greatest
import ance, as forming The prelude grand nation
nj d-sma of which. Soani inevitably TO be the i'm.
mediate ihc1frr. III is tho Spauiab nconio G.. 49,.