Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-24


Government, to stay at his destination long as his
convenience permit and then to travel wheresoover 1t
peases his good pleasure And what do wo now
lind those who assaulted Mr. Adams for his supposed
secret permission to Rufus King to return home ut
the end of the year--whnt do we find those persons
now saying and doing, Why. to be sure, vindcu-
ting the Government, defending Jno. Randolph, and
abusing oil who orlticzn the extraordinary crcum.
stpnccs oil the Russian Embassy or the more extra
ordinary conduct of tho mos, Extraordinary Plcni.
poten,iary himself!
Congress is ut hand, and we shall zee how tho
Represents tivcs of the People will regard these
matters.
Proceeding: ii, Georgfa In the Senate of Goor-
ga, Mr. Wood offered the following preamble and
resolutions:
Prear,li. anu Resolutions of JIrr Hood
Whereas The period has arrived, when open and frank
expression OF the sentiments OF the people, may
impressions abroad, aud of either
corrupt or visionary men at home a. to the strong and pre-
Aud whereas recent adjoining State and the ex
o. opinions IN Our own go Tar to threaten The peace
distinctly marked be mistaken. such an every
good citizen bound rally round national
which heretofore she'd us,e our political
and civil rs 10 attract the admiration the world
to The prase" seoa q" not
renee to the principles expressed IN the following resolutions
Representatives of the State Of Georgia in General Assembly
and III solemnly resolved by the same That the pre-
sent Federal Constitutions the acknowledged bond Of union
Between these United States Wuha make II forever
permanent, avoid all of dissen,on and com
plain is essential thai the national government in the exe
case of its functions should strictly adhere literal cons,rc
ton of that instrument, aud carefully avoid assumption OF
any power no, clearly gwen.
Second BE resolved That though Congress may lest,
maley RAISE revenue Tor the support Of government YET in
constantly keeping fair and just equarz of the
brhens imposed amongst the several States We find
his
rarif OF 1923 This law unjust in conception has also
been partial IN lis operation and its baneiu pressure still
continued On the vital interests of the South Hitherto tho
people of this State with their patriotism have
in tho sp, equity and moderation interests should DO
regarded aud their wishes rcrcciedThey therefore now i'm
tive most emphatic terms, demand modification better
adaptation To the interests OF the WHOLE
Third BE Resolved, Tina, Georgia common with the
Southern States fully of the Importance Of nm enry
and final exngumen, o The national when tina,
period arrives the call for will only he proportion
to immediate the government Thus polido
of discord will he removed and blessings harmo
ny and good will again pervade the whole The presen, Le
leave press It's accomplishment the present National Adj
pnisira,ion
Fourth BE resolved That as there are conflicting opin
ions. well avoved hostility of the people against
assumption by Congress- apply the national the
purposes mscalled inena Legislature
cannot fobear Expressing their pointed dsappobaon Of any
such appropriations unit, the Constitution the u
amended explicitly 'ogiye the power claimed
deep and increasing sociue the frequent open expires.
SION OF olnons unendy the continuance Of present
happy Unon, and they refrain from declaring it,
as their firm and solemn belief tina, tho pre-.
sent general government MS based the Federal Constu
ou the rock which future safety and on
s Inv ] OF this n not SH depend. the pre-
Nor this principle be highly cherished amongst
Ii is firmly believed that dsunion will bring ira In
diseord misery and civil and finally, that the people
this State will deem those unworthy of 'he confidence
dnon and introduce the hanen doctrines of notification.
The Micdgcvill Recorder IA Troup paper) has the
following remnrks on the above:
III, oJ,I;o g., e
comment, and more detailed account of the pro-
ccsdnss upon them in the Senate. Friday and Sa-
turday the 5th and 9th inst
In tho first place, the reader, if out Of the Stnte
os Georgia. will have to keep in mind. that the
Clark party have a small majority in the Senate
and that Mr. Wood belongs 10 that party. The rea-
der will have to keep in mind also, that the Troup
party have always, and steadily maintained and de-
Tended the rights of the States, literal consruc-
tioI of the Federal CONSTITUTIONS the unconsttuon-
atty Of tariff for The protection of particular
branch of industry, and the unconstitut onaiy of
system of internal Improvement by the Federal Co
vernment; and tina, this party have never conceal
cd their political principles, for the sake Of popu
lariiy, nor avoided responsibility, when crcum-
stances called for action IN the broad day light.
With acknowledge of these things, these proceed
ings in the Senate viii be perfectly understood.
On Friday the preamble and resolutions Of MIR.
Wood taken up
On motion Of Mr. BrnhGm 10 strike on the Drcan,-
blc the preamble agreed to, 81 to 80.
motion was made to strike out tho word "Nation-
all in the first resolution, and insert "Fcderai," and
rejected. thirty two to thir,y.sx. IL Reader observe
the ma ority in the Senate decided, that the word
National, or more properly, "Cousolidatcd Govern
ment" should be retained.
Mr.. Daniel Of Chatham, offered substitute for
the second resolution, in these words:-"That the
tariffs Of 1921 and 1928, unconstitutional and OPP
pressvc 10 the South, and that where the Constitution
is violated by act OF he federal lcgslau destruc
tive Of the sovereign rights Of tho States, each
throwing itself upon its original sovereign and rcser
we'd rights may of right do any which the people
of such State may deem necessary for their pence
or happiness. '-Recccd cd, 80 To 80.
Mr.. DANIEL, of Chatham, offered substitute for
the fifth resolution, in these words
That tho people of Georgia hold tho principles Of
the American Revolution perpetual truths, unatcr
able by time or circumstances and that - pcrpctu-
alton Of these principles necessary TO Tho prescr
vntiou of the present federal constitution, az they
TO It's formation and establishment. Rejected,
30 20 80.
The proceedings Of Friday ended by laying OH tho
tabl, The preamble and resoutons.--The next day
they were again taken up, and adopted, as will be
eccn under the head of "Gcnrra Legislature" with