Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

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thst M Jeiicrsons construction Of the
was uniformly signslized by it's most powerful devel-
opements. In cuunexlon with his correspondence
lately published have recently road ali the printed
statc-papers of his composilion from anv or an of
which, uver nothing like sanction can be found for
what are called the multiplying doc,rnes--as new as
they are unsonnd.. In letter to Mr.. Madison, da-
ted Paris, in FEB ruary 1885, Mr. Jefferson expres-
ed his "great pleasure that the Assembly of Virgin
la had resolved to give the regulation Of tho COM
merce of the etnte to the federal head" mot one
OF ITS opPossrs, IT placed where am" says he
would tailto the wisdom of the measure the poll
tics OF Europe rendering Il ndispensab bly, necessary
that, with respect to every thing external we should
be one nation, firmly hooped together; each state 10
Keep interior government 10 itself" Remark his
doctrine thus impaired to his frie cd Mr. Madison
in anticipation of tho constitution. The commerce
Of he State, without condition to be sipen
that is cesson of it, to the federal head of course
supreme, to regulate it. as it would; aud that federal
bead to be one nation firmly hoped together. Tho
Northwestern lands coded by Virginia to the Union
were not more fully transferred than the regulation
of the commerce of the State
| Soon afterwards, Mr. Jefferson entered on the De-
partment Of State; and IN May 81 writing from Phil
adciPhia to Mr.. Skipwhh, he asccrbes the unparul-
eied prosperity country to the unbounded con.
hdeuce reposed by the people in their government
their zeal TO support it, their conviction that = xoi;d
ua,oa IS The best rock of safety; TO favorable seasons
fertile SOIL genial ciiuaaie, aud The gropfh of in
Gusry, economy, and donfesfic tnanyctures" In his
famous report of Dec 1893 the privileges and res
trictions of commerce, he argues that "wbere mn
ton imposes high duties productions or prohi
bits them altogether, should do the same by theirs;
hrst ourdening or excluding those productions which
they bring here in competition with ours of the same
emo; selecting next such manufactures as we take
from them in the greatest quantity, and which at the
same time we could soonest furnish ourselves; npc-
sing on them duties lighter at rst but heavy hca-
vier afterwards Which daiies having iae effect Of in
direct encouragement IN domestic manufactures man
induce the mnnyfacturer TO come himself into these
Std'es' am not now dealing with policy, but pow
a-- -ft,p Dy 10, =.
whether, at the Inauguration of Mr.. Jefersons birth
day, this report, together with MIR. Nadsons late
ter should not have been read TO break the ina
OF unconstitutional idootry. 1t isa remarkable fact
throughout the speeches and communication of M
Adams the elder, President, manufactures are not
once mentioned, whereas in Mr. Jefferson's very
first Messagr TO Congress, in December, 1902
ne recommends IN 30 many words the pro-
upPermost thought and favorite figure of il.
10 cherish The S'ion he only roek IF Salty Such are
some oi the many proofs adducbe of MIR
uniform authentic and cordial sentiments; be in his
state papers mine OF learning constitutional and national
we OF MS nnn 10 all lis brightness not as dsort
as every parrot must the Sete Of South Carolina: but VIVA,
would he have said living hear what now called S
Carolina docnes' gallant minded state thai ba.
never had cause to Complain OF the Union, and should
so often, enormously appealed the prncpes Of the
ancient dominion, TO which freeman object the prnc
pies oil 'eEeson and Madison respecting whom ready
exclaim with the port - ..... ..'
or! rtss s-mro ymh
Qfoh Achievement and d spair Of n ID ..
M doctrines o. the Ans,en Dominion were the OF
Eom Office, by which patronage was consructivsiy
ensrahed 'he suss Executive the power Of the Pres
ident by proclamanon without Congress 10 shape
the policy and FIX the destiny the country aude 10 bs
proclamation OF neutrality which, among other ons,ro, ne
peace the Governors execute the laws of ,hs
uu'onordcrs tha, written by Mr. Jeerson and obc7eG
George Cnten, Mu Shelby others; the Military
envy a, West Point the ou,sIy Of we'll appointed sme, th:
naval basis on the waves Of the OF that ma
cslun which Among the ne5lsE tho verdi the Cunhsr
nGen, = WHICH sJtsm OF improTemsn was Initiated,
tseru greatness something Persian OF Egyren
eat OF EuroPs the restrictive system and embargo which,
the power TO regulate commerce. annhilated it, and forced
manufactures hey ond ages % ar coeaiion Of Lou
siana wlh IN: Unie ecn3 with States and
were tho eoctrnc5 OF Virginia and Caroua-the rnonumen.
OF eaerson' politics and his practical the
constitution without consirucve supplements, where would
you Ind r0on for tho favoIe rotation in ofe1 By
what breach would be the West or any of the o6
sP. ., have found ' pIePonderatns into
meDts Of prosperity which are every where?
I've rtnnsyI'anls Delegation arc said TO have absened
themselves from the assembly discover when Jefferson
birthday cast by tho neromancy OF modern
lno absence 81 certain eustS expected at the funeral
gles OF the conEtiulion. The SOBER solid centTe and
aS unmoysd but mistaken by the al,eTna,s octn.
tho batlemeus East and South But the Prs,den, Sya
there, uopus hopS Yes he there his az op
uander in Chief When he assumed the command a, M,
Orleans ne co0y sg and SHAH Be .aUed was his oTd.r.
The oay winch ne enforced by surprising and defeating the en-
Of government proved himself every inch President
dinner as much as al battle by the stroke OF mere
toast, he audited Ms notification he invite to
Hhe thus he defends the country and the constitution ne
worthy aud welcome 70 govern the and administer the
other He may take what freedoms he will with the Offices OF
the Union whilst he preserves the Union iolae aud The
people and the PATRIOTIC those who neither court his nor
lear his owns VIII supPou him % the next OF
Tho nations birth day the only political holiday kept by Er
Jehrson, the Pysidrnrs Toast he toasted AT evory festival
from Little Rock to PaSsamaquoddy!IHo Consiton Drs
be uldHtaInsd. ...... - .. "-'
Let all the ba,temeuiI their ordnance frs
Add 10 the cup an Union shall be thrown
n fouFsu
Ia DenmaIk's have worn. b..
Mr. lngerSo said be would submit toast in the anpu,g.
and love OF Jefferson ..... ' o ="
solid Un'on 6Iny hoopsd together one nation unds,
The FEDERAL head the only rock Of safety tho States
From The Cincinnati .9neriedn If .UaV 10.
DINNER TO GENERAL HARRISON
a public dinner was given, in this city, to General
VIM. II. Harrison, on Wednesday lsst in the splen.
did snloon ofthe Bazaar Upwards of two hundred OF
our most respectable fellow citizens attended The
comEanY eomposed of all nolitica naries and M