Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-21


s'ate-Papers of his compositions from any or all of
winch, aver nothing like sanction be found for
what are called the multiplying doc.rines-as as
they are unsound. In letter to Mr.. Madison, da-
ted at Paris, IN Feb ruary, 1885, Mr. Jefferson express
ed hs great pleasure that the Assembly Of Virgin
la had resolved to give the regulation of the COM
merce OF the state to the federal head" mot one
of its opposers, if placed where | am" SAYS he
would failt see the wisdom of the the poll
tics OF Europe rendering it indspehsably necessary
that, with respect to every thing external should
be one nation, firmly hooped together each state to
keep interior government to itself" Remark his
doctrine as thus imported to his rie I'd Mr. ADDISON,
IN anticipation of the constitution The commerce
me State without reserve or condition to be s'cen
that is cession Of it, to the federal head, of course
supreme 10 regulate 1t, as would and that federal
head to be one nation firmly hoped tssether. The
Northwestern lands ceded by Virgins to the Union
were not more fully transferred thapthe regulation
4 ofthe commerce of the State
Soon afterwards, Mr.. Jefferson entered on the De-
partmen of State; and in May 9I writing from Phil
adephia to Mr.. Skpwith, he asccri,es the unparal-
eled prosperity ofthe country TO 'sthe unbounded
hdence reposed by the people in their government,
their zeal to support it, their conviction that solid
nton is The best rock of safety; TO favorable seasons
fertile soil, genial climate and to The gro,oth Of in
dusfsy economy, and domestic manufactures In his
famous report of Dec 1893 on the privileges and res
| trlcioDs OF commerce,he argues that "where ma
ton imposes high duties productions or prohi-
bits them altogether, should do the same by theirs;
hrst burdenlng or excluding those productions which
they bring here in competition with ours of the same
klnd selecting next such manufactures as we take
from them In the greatest quantity and which at the
same time we could soonest furnish ourselves: 1npo-
sing OH them duties lighter first bu. heavy g. hca-
vler afterwards; chch duties, hauns The effect IF in
dtfecf encouragement to domestic manufacturers man
induce the manufacturer TO himself into these
States" L am not now dealing with policy but DOW
era question of constitutional power and ask
whether at the inauguration Of Mr.. Jeffrsons birth
day. this report, together with Mr. Madisons late
letter, should not have been reid to break the IMAGES
nfrU II
throughout the speeches and communications of Mr.
Adams the elder,as President manufactures are no.
once mentioned whereas in Mr.. Jefferson's very
hrst Message 10 Congress-, in December 1902
he recommends in s. many words the Dro
lection Of manufactures, in connexlon with hi,
uPpern,ost thought and fivorite figure of it.
some of the many proofs aduci of Mr. Jeersons original
UNIFORM authentic and cordial sentiments be seen in his
law the mirror of his mind all,s brightness not as dis,on
ed by Partsans ,ornened by correspondents He honoed
would he have said if living wha, are now called
Carolina doc,rines' gallant aid sh-mnded State that has
complain of without NJ Maisons resolutions Of sa
so often so enormously appealed the principles of the
pies OF Jefferson and Madison respecting whom one is ready
exclaim with the poet
4 on! ,'sesanso a'suh
Il o o az ~ that zoe haze Ell empty boast
Inc doctrines OF The 4aceRt DOMINION were the mower o
e RESIDENT with"ut consent of the Senate to remove
o Once % which vast patronage cons,ructvsy
ident by proclamation, without of Congress TO shane
Inc policy and tx the destiny If the country to he
proclamation Of neutrality which, among other e
Suits unoed that of the President giving orders in tim.
20 the nove!nor OF States to the laws
y sucs oud spirits among his early political associate an
envy West Point nursery of well appo;oed arnie the
naval basis the of the Mediterranean Of t vaj
column which the nobest of the world; the Cumber
land Road by which of improvement vas nita,ed
which, Persevered in will endow Western world % b
Eastern greatness something or Egyptian ,ranscenn
thef OF Euope the restrictive system EMBARGO which b1
the power to regulate annhla,ed it, and forced
beyond ages of tariffs the Incorporation Lou.
IsiaDa with the Union eemng with States and
were the doctrines of Virginia Caonathe nonumens
constitution Without constructive sunnIement .h VI .1g
you nha room Tor the favorite dogma of Officer BY
wha' breach would be the West or any of the off
spring OF have found preponderatng way into
H'ents oil prosperity which every where's,
The Pennsylvania Delegation said to have absen,ed
from The assembly met to discover when Jeersons
was cast the necromancy of the modern horoscopes
IKE the absence Of certa bss expected at the funeral
os a @ noy would not have been keeping the
as not un"oved but mistaken alternate rocking OF
there noDus hos We, he there his capacity as Com
manoer IN Chief When he assumed the command at New
Seah me eo"ofg must and shall be saved orders of
the day. which he enforced by surprising and defeating the
ey, noI expecting him as soon they landed seat
dinner much battle, by master stroke of a,e
toast he nued the notification he was invited to maanifv
worthy aud welcome govern the one and ad,;ns,or
ONE de may take what freedoms he will with the offices Of
whist ne preserves the Union iolate,
and inc patriotic those who neither his vor nor
rear ms own VIII support him. On the anniversary Of
1ne nations birth day. the only political holiday kept by Mr.
may The Presidents toast be at
be maintained. ~ ''"'t"s "A"s'
Let all the battlemeuts their ordnance fire
And IN the cup Union shall be thrown
Richer than that which four successive hinge
. In Denmark's crown have worn s'
Dlr iDgersol said be would submit, a ,o.s, :, ,,o ,.
and love of Jefferson: ''' III vie language
solid Union firmly hooped together as one nation unde
tue peaera head, the only rock of safety for the States
from ne Cincinnati American of .Hav 10.
DINNER TO GENERAL HARRISON
a public dinner given in this CITY, TO General
WIN. II. Harrison, on Wednesday last inthe splen
did saloon ofthe Bazaar. Upwards of two hundred If
our most respectable fellow citizens attended. The
company was composed of all political parties and ma.
ny ofthe Generals old companions in arms were fore
most IN testifying for him their confidence affection
and respect 1t was proud day for the General He
received most cordial and enthusiastic reception