Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
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Georgia and the Ih!D.-A J)iu Committee oi tue
Geo gia Legislature have made Report srninp
tbs Tariff AMI the same has been adop by the Senate
unanimou'ly. IL concludes as follows:
ut were unnecessary exhaustion OF time to r:a.on
on The Disadvantages tho disastrous rquences ana
the bar 'ul effects produced from the Tariff; 10 nil.
reason upon reason, TO aid argument to argument
would not convince those whom they are
The manufacturer OF woollens, of cotton Of roa and
oil hemp, would turn 4 deaf every suggestion n,
wisdom, though IL carried upon il tie jmprc.. of ma.
'roiisn, nay OF divinity itself The Sole the only an
swer argnnents, will il he TO interest will add
TO our wealth, will conduce our power 10 repea
law so ohlous in its eanres calam,ols in its Effects
AMI Oppressive in It's operations bghng and destroy
ing like the Siroc of the desert? IL their love of thos
sympathies which should bind the people OF this Union
toyrIheris invoked, we are accused OF maintaining
doc Iines dangerous to its existence AMI propasaing
opinions reasonable ant disorg AIMING No course
| Can be pursued but will be mi,repr.sen,ed no mea
sure adopted but will be distorted; but we are bound
by every principle OF self preservation persist in ao
opposition TO system calculated to reduce the Southern
states TO wharfage more odious than the colonial
Gage under which we once grJaned a system which
imposes taxes upon every article we consume, and
| every product grow, the extent and duration oi
which Is as unlimited az The desires and The avarce of
nose who-e benefit enacted io.tered and sus.
ained. Your Committee feel confident that a meek
prit OF submission silent and acquiescent, would
ceive the unqualified APPRECIATION Of the monopolist
e"d The praises Of the tim the weak and the waver-
i'g but =, woul only strengthen firmly the in
vaders OF power. and rvet more closely the chains
which gal! aud fret u. They would respectfully re-
commend steady and firm resist nce the Tariff!
and an adherence TO the solemn pledge which we have
given to resist by all constitutions! mean. this unh.
lowed infringement Of orr rights, ing our sister
states who are opposed 10 the measure, that we will
give free and cooperaiion 10 every plan which
ensures not only the moditc cation but total OF
the protecting system Your Committee lore re
commend the adoption Of the following resolution -
Where's the Tariff Act OF 1928 is partial and oucrous
IN ITS effects, operating tax upon con Of the
Union, fjr the benefit OF The her, Impcver.hns and
rendering unprouciive the industry OF those who do
not sees legislative add aud dc stioyng gradually those
syhpa'hes which hare united The motest ex,remi.
Ties oil our country, rendering her respectable. in peace
and formidable in war: Aud whereas tn. s ale of
Georgia is anxious that her rights should not be yield
ed, or her sSn' given TO any dangerous to the h,r
mony OF the whole for the advantage OF the f w. which
is uncaed for hy the situation OF the country our 70,
reign or dom sic relations destructive the mutual
Interchange o. feeling between foreign countries and
our own, snnihiiang our diminishing our re
venue and destroying the value Of agricultural Iro-
dac's and making this most fertile portion Of the Union
worse than barren waste
i'e IT, therefore, resolved, by the state OF Georgia in
Hen'ra' Assembly met That SENATORS he instruc t.
efforts, and their co operation in obtaining
total repeal OF the Tariff Act OF 1925"
WAsHINGToN, January I've took occasion 10 no.
tice, thu day week. the favorable asvcct and
'nre oil Chl,t"a. Day: We might speak more Ia
vor"biy oil The first day OF the New Year. Never,
surely at The of tie year. have there
ed two brilliant aud at the same lime mild AMI Ga
Iubrous days than The first and second lays OF the ne
year.
great concOurse of the People, of eyerv rank and
condition in society, avaled themselves Of the usse. of
The day TO pay their respects 10 the President of The IT,
States, by whom anil his family lI,ey were receive
ed with that courteous demeanor which il seem. IN hc
the Generals pride TO shew alike TO the opponents and
me apovers OF the of his administ alton The
members oil the Foreign Legations, the several
o. Departments Members oil both Houses Of Congress
Officers. Civil, Military and Naval of all grades from
The GeBeralin- CrI, 10 the Cadet and from the od :,
Commodore TO The youngest Mid.bpfnsl, numerous AS
they were Termed but msIl proo ton OF the q, Their
Ell multitude. The Marine Band lent its aid 10 h,rmo-
nze The scene, aud the day weat of pleasantly, with
The exception OF little too much rushing after re-.
ireshnents' and the total contempt of all csrsmonv
and indeed OF all proprety, by 1ortion of the
er persons vino admitted in tie mansion hut s. bo
ought never to I've admitted the re again unless accom-
P'hied ny e'dis who will be responsible for their
good behaviour. We are satishod that The bnmbIss Al
Individual amongst us would have been sc,nlslzst
10 see his son behave of th@Se BOYS did f. t.
Indeed, teuroach TO city that IN, c,,,,non dec
lies OF civIHaiion are 80 much neglected. as we Sc,
them OF late among ihs rising genera ion IL is an
ev'l winch requires reform, and 10 the refrina ton
whch II IS IN The power OF every indvidua to coniri
"u'e something u he will. Nat Int.
oMo'--Gov,rnor Trmble Of OHIO, in hi, Mssag.
TO the Lsgldime. transmitted on the 9th inst; give
The following information on tho subject, Of Euca,oo
internal Improvement, and Finance, in that State
III
Common SCHOOL,. In the Universities Of Athens an,
oSiJrd, ard in KENYON College, there are abou, 10,
taught anGually With smell additional expcnse
double the number mi it be instructed. The Msdica
College OF Olo, at which there are II5 students il
hourisiing The buildings are large enough TO sc
connodate 300 students The Asylum for the Des
and Dumb at Columbus, has commenced a cnu-s, O
instruction. There are at presen, but few pupils bu,
'hsre u reason TO hop II will fourth.
The great work OF Thermal communication in tli
state " advances towards completion with 6rmne.,
c9minen'urate with is grandeur and The Interest," il il
INTENDED 10 promote. The residue offle entire line q
canals nov und'r contract, to be completed in 1921
As the wcrk has progressed towards lis Southern ter.
animation, the benefits Of navigation from the Lakes hay,
been extended into the Interior a,d sSnsibiy felt 4
mas row advanced near 10 Newark, distance Of IS,
/ nue.; II may b. expected TO approach Chcohc in
1872 ed in tlse following years 10 Tie Ohio river
] mixing with The Miami Canal, now completed 81:
miles OF Artificial Cinsl naViga in The state"
" lhefc remained IN The Treasury of Ohio on n,
! On o. November a", $50 2J1 90 -50D 900 OC
,hereoi BENG School Funds l. drawing six per &c
interest," Ibs Fund, the interest upon which i. guar
aneedb by the state, is IDLY Increasing; snd, BY DE ii
| oi January next, wii probably amount 10 $50 600
ihe Sinking Fund, $G1,00o, remain, Gnmp,itcd; q
wmchmay he added the surplus revenue Of 1920 an,
30, cay $4,000 making total q S2iC,0OO lbat wi
remain ~ The Treasury"