Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24
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FRIDAY MORNING. Sept o. 100

O'"'" una ufe JVUHyyers.- We have pro-
~ Keep our readers informedof the movements
" 'De .'''"efS' ana we have complied with the pro-
' ''"' TUNE 10 time. The defeat at Charleston
ano 'h' pa'ro''c repugnance OF the mountain dig
tricts, have somewhat changed the tone Of tho .,r,
peters OF the party-Aware of the ridicule of ,h
Whole nation at nuilifcaton-that in that direo, md
uneQuivocal form, the pill of dsuniou would be in
dignantly rejected, probably by majority of the
people of s. Carolina-e1orts are now maxine RI
sink the term, to annihate it, If possible. Nul,c,
ton Is discarded from their vocabulary, and the mn
assuming gentlemen, now patronse Convention
State Convention, to consider The proprstv of mil
fy'ng the Tariff laws, but which NAV not nece,son;
ey' lead to that result! The horse once within tho
walls of Troy it is easy matter to disbur hen b;,
of the armed host in his belly. and storm, ~. -.
fhe sagaclous patriots, who in assemblies of tho
people. and in the public prints have def.,d., ~
Union with SO much vigor. have exposed the sub.er.
fuge to the people Of S. Carolina
On Monday last. the great dinner was uiven =,
Columbia, where all the choice spirits were TO assam.
be- In few days we shall receive tn. vol;,n,
ceedings of the occasion. Previously. there ,v.
feast at Statesburg. in Sumter district, to which
guests were invited from distancs-amono thor,
the venerable Gen. Sumter who declined oo;,
and Gen. James Blair member of co,oross -,
made speech of which the following is an extract.
STATE RIGHT CELEBRATION
DISTRICT
| =, Extract from Gen BLAiRs Speenh.
ay opinions in relation to the encroachmens NJ corr
ue present excitement in South Carolina and our n,e,
Of redress from the present administration and the .b.e6ss
OF Congress, have already made known 10
noush me medium OF The public prints Until tho chanee
thought things took for the BETTER at the very close Of
session OF Congress- much disposed for pro1nt
nem1n on me part Of South Carolina, any you now
.nnk Us NOT the te TO oct Most my reasons for this oni
mon nave heretofore been given will only now supgas, %
:a the sas o a~an ss .sss % s
Selves not so much the mode but with regard -, s
the songes, delay and one 81
Carolina need recede from attitude or her doc
IDENTITY founded by the sednrs Of III. P
sident and the late indications of Congress n 6nalv h
South Carolina to take the remedy in her own ha%s .o5
ssaPPs WIN me giant In the mean time, let her prepare
exravasant salaries, and abandon all usee., exn.ndi,
be w'sn TGaa enomsIate the item for free scheols
~ Of her own cash. and last though net least Ie bsr o
war and be.y s'[ %1a aosrs up arms and
enc OF her military force Let her this and eyery sbi
when known general that ,bs Ans
has been stepped from rans ,ha, ho
your rights and your interests respected Under this state %
'ni rs would present you the following sentiment:
me ifeemen OF Carolina, they be annihlaed thev mr.
| Ter can be conquered NN' ''ey SS'
| am respectfully. Ge.,lemen,
| Your Obsdieut Ssryaut,
Hhs extract needs no commentary. The invita-.
ZION to prepare for ,oar is express nd un.ouvoc,r
Eepiensh yonr cofers-hoard q . arms a nd ammun;-
housekeeping your troops!" This language is ola
~ member OF Congress, and addressed to Amer.
CHS against Americans and the government of his
country! PhIs Is patriotism Patriotism of the
Cooper school! Bat let the United States trembIe
3. Carolina is erraing in her tent-gyeat South c.
e'ina-and when Achilles takes the field. What 49,.
sunptuous mortal will dare the contest! VIII. hot
Will smile at this idle gascenada, from the ,u.,to,.
State IN the Union! A State which iS in finn. re
Danger she keeps her heots in subjecton. vii,
atch1eVe great things. What is the rnsunipo IS
such language? Is it to intimidate the Governments
and people of the U. States, to STIMULATE IN. droo
ing spirits OF the Cooperians? But it matters mot
Whatever the motive, the language is alike unwor,bv
the sense OF the author and the people of s. Caro-
lima and the Union.
we advance to another, and more singular matter.
In the Columbia Telescope of the 18th, we end the
following letters from Judge Johnston of the Supreme
Court U. s. and Col. Taylor:
TO gte editor otrthe Telescooe.
line enclosed letter from Judge wrs Jobnsfon
you will see by the concluding paragraph was cont
to me for publication. The Importance of the alleea
ton, that there has been for years conspiracy to
dissolve the union, whether believed the high ar-
i'"!'ty rom whence IL comes or not leaves
choice but to put the accuser TO his proof, and The
complying with his request WILL it is thought bring
him out. THE publication of my answer it will be-
preceived, was intended at the time 1t was written
to be at the. discretion of Judge Johnston The
committee invitations have thought it best that the
two letters should be published gsther and see DO
IMPROPERLY in acquescing
JOHN Taylor
Charleston, August s1 1880
MY DEAR PAYLoR--I have Just received an in
vitaIon to your dinner of the goth prox PRAY tell
me, did 1t come from the committee or from some