Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

part tendency TO the ghs reserved
10 the States and that tendency il TO be corrected and
hercnce 10 the rules Of construction for which Virginia
oaS been ever Complementary coahang the action of
he General Government To subjects designed original
~ TO be conhied to it. | have heard OF late, much
'ad about rnhfyus AMI nuliifsr II by tho terms i,
meant to deny the isA, Of the safe Legisatures, 10
proclaim an unconstitutional act OF Congress null aul
voi', Or TIA sxerci.s by two Federal Courts OF
jurisdiction nn' contled TO them, usurpaon,hen hr
wa uullltiay-anl according 10 our political Bibe.
Mr.. Malion himself n,ihfer, Virginia ha.
uninterrupted l.. II The other hani, by the terms
is meant to designate those who have design 20 inpsr
or dissolve the Union, deny TO the Federal Govern.
msnt the full and Tree eXercis, OF all lis powers
he spnrusd the ephet The sovereignty of the state
resias In the Legislatures thereof, the members are
warder' on tic wa'ch-to"et it II their duty when they
descry encroachments, to warn aud proclaim.
The people OF the South, snl of happy and usited
Amerlcs' would bear much-aye, more than l trust
WIZ ever b, imposed upon them before link in the
hhnwed cham shall be broken; much may yet be eli
tsced in retrscing the Government back TO first prin
cpes. ~ the weapon OF truth and argument, welded
with moderation and 6rmness-he dawn Of new era,
already 10 appear.
He was of those who had been taught, to con.
slider, that one tree white citizen equal another;
and thought him entitled to equal share Of polite
power, whether he resided upon thu sandy shore OF the
Chesapeake Bay, the rich auvih bank, OF tho Oslo;
and that in apportionng power and privilege the only
question Democratic Republican to ask il he
a citizen Of prginid7
n in reply to this Principle on recent OCCASION he
hal unfortunately differed in opinion with the majority
people OF his he could only that he
exercised, in common with them. the privileges of think
ing Tor him'e bur, shoul he be placed in IN, situation
alluded 10 by his friend and ioto which his kjndne..
would transfer him; AMI il adusing the Legislation OF
he SAFE, TO he Constitution; ii the apple. Of
the principle be revived in any shape whatever he
should feel himself bound he had been. speak
and vote, the will of his constituents, either by them
EXPRESSED, or him understood
Our distinguished Guest ha. most beautifully and
elOquen0y coDtrs.ted tbs customs end habits OF the
other couu;ric he pomp and pagesniry OF Kings King
a w situn iv Of
publican institutions III. most truly, and doubt not
sincerely, gives tn. preference to the latter Sir, can
there he better commentary upon the sup. rority OF
our institutions, than III. joy which perval.s all rank.
on this glorious Anniversary from end of THE vast
continent to the other' Behold the circle around
this Festive Bplrt Liberty and Indepe nteuce beam
here? Privileged ord-rs' Do YOU see the most .a-
worry dishes passed Ia the head of the able-whil.t
men; here dtne,ion' tn. Tree ait Of the People
"a the reward Of merit. We act upon the principle
that
40 on orr; and shame from condition rise,
May the off-rnG Of z auds and patriotism, poured
ont on his day, ri's like Incrns. to Heaven md may
and united America. beg leav. to give tn. following
sentiment.
Nation. r port anil Resolution. -virCin'sn,-b,
ye ste dat, in the Faith" The snake i, not dead but
scotchai"
By ; B. NOR: Tho Federal C ,n.,itn,ion: let it
he 30 amended "a 10 promo'. internal improvement.
by Capt. John Voolfolk: The principles Of '9S Hail
to the man who brought them into exisenc,-The
hown' OF free people upon him who will poute them
with The new-ianged doc rnes OF implication
BY Hezekah Richard.: Gan. Andrew hck.on-Th.
saviour Of thu City Of New leans-,he choice Of the
American psoplsMay his latter day. be a. clsriou. a.
his former have been virtuou.
BY S. B. R,hitsin: Gen. Dil.-May he be rs sue
c"ssiu n the nav, 40 he has been in tn. oil ii.tct
By Elnunl c. Moore: Henry Clay--in ls33-May
We $50 him elevated 10 hs highest Office in his coun-
try's gin.
By WIN. @ Poislexier: General Jackson-Th, veto
on ,h- MAysvills Turnpike; tbs drop which ill. to
owe rfauins hi. cue Of glory.
RJ H. Macon: Our Fall E!ection-May virtue pre-
call snd honesty receivr it' own reward