Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-07
"Ihe D"ner"--m South Carolina.

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Di"ner' ana the general tendency OF the sentiments
M"weu at H. The uncquivocal rcproba,ion of the
A"rn' echocd from one end Of the table 10 tho
o'"ef' end The appreciation of the doctrine of multi
"co''oh' more conspicuous from significant alus;op.
'han 1t would have been from unrcservcd oyowo,
nave inspired the opostolicals with Joy and ,riumph
onc Only circumstance dumps their pleasure and
"ehus their prdc-thc toast of The Prcsden, of rho
u states That toast is death warran, 70 nil n,
hopes entertained from Gen. Jackson md bis ,J,,;,
iStratlon. The nullifycrs fully understand tho
sons which suggested it, and the mark =, Which !,
was lcvcl'cd. TO ncu'r azc the ipfcroroo, J-.,..,
from ms gccgraPhlcal position-to 10, tho Ir,;or
Know that he saw the tendency of the nullfvn,
oocIriheS' that Inc dsopprovcd them and stood nrc.
pared TO sustain the laws by force il it was pcccs
sofy-ho man can mistake that those were rho ron
s'ocratlons, which influenced Gen Jackson 70 ,;,o
so F'cHi"r a sentiment. at sssrL u time md :; 49,,
company. ''' anu III S'c'i
IL is not su'p!lzing that SO rough and uncypcc,cI
" e"ec"' Should DC warmly resented by men in love
win thclT opinions, convinced for any thing we know
~ Their correctness. and proceeding from ounr,cr
whence they did not hope for aid, they at leas,
expected 'omporSing indulgence. 1t must ndl 70
'ho' moF'hcaton TO perceive the almost unanimors
approval which the Presidents toust has o,;c;,o5
from friend and foe
As specimen OF tho feeling occasioued b, ,,,,
Presidents toast in the South. we prrscn, ~
from an article signed Justice" in the r.oIumh;,
Telescope, of April Goth
ST.; At the Jefferson Dinner at WASHINGTON
President Jackson gave as toas,. ,,rbo iTmi"
must be preserved This looks very like Lost,i,w
20 any attempt at pcaccaby Withdrawing from roh.
merry and oppression. Ia this sentiment vc find mn
'"!''@ OUT determination to enforce unconditional
suOm sSlon. BE 1t so. IN South Carolina we have
no attachment to men but as Instruments 70 ;n,,r
"'cc good principles; and if Gen Jackson is resolv
cd TO drag"on MS into slavery, hope we shall con.
vince h'm OF his mistake. The toast of S. Carolina
The U>roN-T, must he preserved vItIc :, an
SwerS the purposes for which it was instituted -
the better.
eff President Jackson has no other means Of
preserving the union but force he NAV be n nooJ
solder but he Is not very wise man."
j. The reader will find much food for coptstien
IN the following articles from the Charleston Mercury
vehement jackson print.
From the Charleston Mercury, April n
me neat PRESIDENCY We have already exptesse nm, 70,
glets At the efforts which making at the North TO sc
discussion respecting the Presidential election we nra,
none II wI at least he avoided in the Southern States
The last Presidential canvass great struggle TO redress
e ed spirit OF the Constitution and restore the tight
OF clectns their ruler injured and nstsd naoIe
upon whom an impous combination had forced Chief Ts
ga'e IN opposition their will In that contest South Car
olha entered with zeal and continued with perseverance
surpassed by no other member OF the Union To the pro,ec
non OF that contest her rights and interests were most
ne ana she calamity entered the lists vindicae the great
principle OF popular supremacy That contest is over The
great principle She comcnded for has rumphcd The s,,;
~ hc Haia oi oil hrs services and tolls lie has scare
called o0 oJ b,cc however before we are again
ass Ter the next election Shall we ioio IN 4, % e" can
% sP"ned Our rights to promote an election slslI We
% IoI PRESIDENTIAL controversy TO the assertion - o
TsNt Inc friends of General Jackson In the 20 our
thld nave already nominated him for 70 I.,; Va
wa" '"e Houhcm states join at in the nonna,ion al
Dc aSaH enianged and absorbed all the and
mems ." PRESIDENTIAL Struggle, keeping aoof Go . e
"W"rY intended to divert them from their own con.
sn"Il they attend exclusively their own orca,
vac e.c'h government These questions are woI', ,S WIN
we GO, In ' t"'e AGmrns General Jackson as we do
G,, m ~ our" 'dIoi'na moe-and Is this paper was h.
nc mon 10 feprobae the coalition Ev vybc, hs ~
before H. ka% DsV ws oS Ss an Gpponfn! Mr. Adams
@ III cause equally holy and infinitely more imno,ar, -
rnlted ] , 70 pause before u becomes irrevocaby com
Hhat are the objects fo which we are now con,en m
tariff nv ubi ere they not for the repeal of The
~ Tch me people OF the South arc mos, uniusy onJ
oP'sFey lakeland Tor the abolition Of the sy.,s uu
,eeh's ny which the money, thus uncons,I
80 eN'oIed, IS unconstuonay expended and ,non do
mos' eNavagan and visionary schemes Arc bsss we
Nv Interest OF Importance Can stand calmly bv and GEE
"u' ColIhcce destroyed, aglCu ure ruined a., @
"haOe system of oppression impending over ana s
ourselves aud our children Can we see our rirh,
oui peuons ndruled representatives rsgSeJ arg o
, "ye,eSn5y as State denied Can sec our pTopey
'J "h'shmg IN value, aud people continually sr;c,
wv. ~ o'eT states To escape the wIctchcdness which asss
n mere, Can we sec IN addition the tariff which ,ob, m
an" 'e internal improvements by which the pluuder is y
3, our oPpresors the outrageous attempts which are
l"e 10 "'pye sister State OF the right to exercise ;Is,
uon over certain people within own limits and the iii 80
uans ros and nsidous attempts which are daily naie ~,
scatter hTcands amongst the Southern States nayv C
nave 'e"y been disseminated here, but which il has tsc
paly sa' There is no law authority amongst ou rooJ
n'reh at tie North to prohibit or restrain .tb,. ry,,;. W.
W uc power OF the most bloody aud diapollc ana,ie;
"nCi eTcT dSraccd the earth? Can we see thcse ,l,i, I
", uc diverted from them to a about mem 10 ,..
h""" dd lcel that our struggle with the Federal Covc,n,
one OF lie aud DEATHS upon the issue of ,oh ~.
nf permanent welfare, misery freedom or vassaagc
w ourselves and our poscTy aud can South CaIon, ,Ls,
@ ls, '9r The comparatively insignificant question Of ,ro
ncN' nc al the head Of government which only T,osizs,
!" olPrcss her OF OF coucderacy Of States In which
longer regarded as sovereign or an eqlar WV - Nv
~ 'hIs contest for our rights was expcctcJ FINN m
css Somnsation and particularly tie present Con-
gross Our venerable President indeed has avoveI broC
aYo OF state Fights and has soernny cautioned the F.J.,.i
s,a'e " conhnc rs operations within the limits of Mn.
W'u'n Able and distinguished statesmen too bayc ms
10y "'oC''u our cause, aud stood forth as the cha rs
a. N q