Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-14

he friends Of each viii be alienate5 !.
he whole shall fall. The writer or 4
circular speaks but the sentiments of-
whole parry opposed to domestic m,r,f
lures and internal Improvements m
however, oyerrates their success. IT..
peal or reduction Of the tax on salt .,
only measure they have carried. For
salt comes in competition with ias l,.
tic article, and Cor this reason 7 yr,l
gaInst It. Many millions OF domes,
pital are vested in the domestic mann
ture, and the value Of these iayas.r.
ought to have been protected by De 5r
on foreign importation. The elc,.
this duty lesscaed their value n
fourths ofall foreign salt imported
from those British colonial asrs p.
which our provisions aud other -o.a
of our labour are excluded, aad usr
ton is a favour 20 the trade 'hase
But the duties on tea, coffee. AMI
were laid, not for protection, hg .4.
nue.. They were uottarIdgues. bee
we have 10 domestic article o.
competition with them. The rcilc
these duties, therefore, was pu-e.yaf
measure: and IN order 10 determine
propriety of it, 1t was oaiyncccssav a
That we could spare the reye.ae;
was the case. These duties w,,cu
almost By common consent
The Indian Bin is a law which f1',
parallel in the legislation of any ir.
under any free government im
conferred by &c are unlimited. / Do
Iccasure the President for ,bc cx.au
| of these powers. The blame ns,
. Congress. What sum than lazy mn
no the national debt Is unknown il
better acquainted with the roilaa
than /, estimate il yauously al 'front.'
thirty millions. Hhfamrloub s.
TO enable the President tomake te 4,
tracts but there S no Limitation 0r O.,
as 10 the amount of those contracts
all former purchases from laaH
were treated with as independent m
or tribes. The treaties, wien MADE
submitted to the Senate, aud could ac
ratified without the consent of two.a.
that body, This was the restraint ODD.
| by Inc Constitution on the President
! law removes that restraint Ihelm
though in his Official name, O, sunk
Il the mere creature Of a statute ps.s. De-
LEGISLATURE majority, and winch d.
4 the country of the security afforded By
constitutional mgor1ty oftwo-Mrls
extremely anxious TO be able 20 so.
that law, and by some Of Its l0cldsp
{. ged to do so. They assured meua
was intended that every contrac, should.
submitted to the Senate, as heTe.Oov
only asked that the bill should bemao
eynress that intention. could assuua
that such an amendment would gwen
nearly an unanimous vote. They hoau
refused this proposition, and lcltmo 90.
fer that contracts were intended, whr.
was feared would not receive hc 'a1
two-thirds Of the Senate. Twas compel
o vote against the bill, as dangerous
adgrundy unconstitutional
Mr. PagsDENr,-ltwa was sell ia1
when / was elected, that | did na
end to make myself the slave Of
party. or to JON the ranks ofany orgal
opposition. ! promised my cons las
10 oppose, or support, any measure o.
President or his Cabinet, for the slm'n
sons that | would support or oppose @
| ii emanated from one whom bad a"'
to elect, and for no other reason. Do
| kept my word so far. and fulfilled mY o
intentions; and this will continue 70
/ No man can more cordially despise il'.
than do. | do not censuro Pread
jackson for his opinions on constitute
questions. ladmlt that he, and every q.
public funcionary, must obey Dos Do
ment. ! only regreI that bis opinions
what they are.
One word more, and ! will close
dcsnItory address. ] wish TO assure
many ofmy constituents as feel ann.s
lin II. that Notwithstanding what has
thrown out to the national eye, there p
greater prospect from any thing yelh'
to me, of a restoration by treaty %
country. Of a direct trade with The bn
| West India colonies, than there was '
our Minister received the answer Of o'
tary Canning on that subject.
Mn. PREsrDENr-I feel that J haze
tanned this company TOO long MyaP'
is. that being surrounded By 10Y con-
ents and friends, have icl' disposed I.
communicative. ! ask You 60 acceh
HEARTY thanks, for the attention OF 'o.
and the whole company, 10 what : 2
thought proper TO say.
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