Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-08-12

ssCha,Ieston becomes a free port instantly
.,-;,l che Lose by that measure9 Suppose, for
n moment that.e port IS q free p'rt-ifee
Eor all nations to come and Eeil, aud 10 came
and bay, upon the most advantageens'erins'
on a duty uf i've or ten per cent--ohP pose ~
can you help forming the P'einse OF our o'a'e
doubling in wealth and population 't''hih Yen
years. Would not Charleston, as z tree TORI
iouble the value at.once OF every acre OF laad
~ y. v,cinityP Lastly, Hhat would be the
value of United States stock on the Exchange
of ,qadon or Amsterdam, ssken It was known
that one Of the United States had been com
usllad % dssolus The spIrtHefsblpf w mere
ayo,,ld be The trade OF the North IA Snch
ease2 Nc. sir; the n, nth is too miso to eFIVe
MS to extremity. sThcir members ~ Congress
have been so accustomed to our clustering,
that they are persuaded we are too p1siliahi-
,nous TO act Ones annui the tar laws as
to Sosth Caroline, and declare the i nsoan's-
solved, If they are not FORMALLY Eetealed' OF
sedrced tc the rates az 1916, hs the lsa.oaP
of March ts3t aud nay nio or Wthe ys'eih
OF 10 Jbery is ended, and our evils redfeSsed
" so. most heartily shah ! rejoice, aud eIi1s
~ 4 Union, governed under a far aud honest
construction Of tina constitution ---at net, Rae
sooner we get rid Of a cOphsxson bstWeGathe
epiundercrs and. the plundered, the better -
ths better fof the State, and still more so loF
Charleston
lyon this extract, the New Yor<s Courier
and ENQUIRER makes the following very just
remark
.sNyhcn Fsau sold his birthright for a mess
of potfage, be was not aware OF the saeri-
fee ne was making. Sc the wrsor oil the a
hove. who reducesshe value OF the Union TO
the standard of five or ten per cent duty stakes
+ o,.It M, If n
tepuhhc vpoh doubling the value OF property
in Charleston, or destroying The sale Of Uni
ted States Bank Stock in London or Amstes
dam. We have heretofore esteemed it a du-
ty TO release the patriotic citizens of South
Carolina from any desire 60 to act as to be
charged with attempts to discover the Union
we are quite certain, that but very small
portion of the people are tainted with such
views, and are laboring. under miseeneepton
Of their own powers, Us wei as their own
wrongs indeed we arc quite willing to lei
The friends Of union and good government
sd South Carolina settle the matter among
themselves; but when I'VE see apluhIi oalcula-
ton ofdcllars ard cents brought forward as the
basis OF disunion and DISQUALIFICATION maa
shall unblush,n ely advocate the dismember-
snent of the Republic, Ct cur happy, free, and
beloved country, because property may rise
in Charleston or it may be made into free
port, we feel contempt ioT his principles and
despse his motives. Such is not the language
of an American. But it may he well TO lei
such men understan ] distinctly, that we adj
anit the rght Of no one State TO separate from
the Union that this confedcracy, formed 70,
tho benefit Of the whole, is not TO be severed
By a single State--ihst no solitary link in the
chain of Union car be taken out without dan
ger to the whole. What followsP Upon the
Ill. Il. Al
part Of the Constitution OF the United States
which gives TO Congress the power to call
out the militia 10 suppress instructions, will
necessarily be executed and enforced. Why
talk Of distni on, Of war, OF scparation? These
things are Impossible. no other gsate 10 the
Union will go with South Csrolina. She viii
etand saloae--a victim Of civil war and inter
nal aismoslon-zSyith q class OF population
requineg domestic vigilance, and no suiastan-
tiai cause to Justify rsyo.t ensure euecess.
IL worthless Spectator, broken down gam.
blers, men without name or.reputatian, we've
urging this disloyalty, we should treat the
whole with contempt, and make over the
gang to the Bridewell or Provost; but we re-
greet TO sec, that ahis rerneoy for an evil, If
:. you please, this hostility 10 a tariff, which
= really should have nc advocates; tais recon-
3 hendation 70 "dissolye partnership" asst is
locosely called, bed advocates amesg men
Whom tvre admire and esteem, and IN whose
yepatriotc attachment to their country we have
always repossd the most unlisnitcd reliance
Our confidence in these men has, heretofore.
induced us TO believe, that this clustering will
end where it ought TO end ia submission 10
The scG q The majority, and ia new efforts to
sustain the Union unimpaired"
sis not the Editor of the Mercury ashamed
Of himself. for publishing communication
containing such sentiments MS those we ex
tract"
UJrhiany ef the toastsin The interior Of South
Carolina, breathe temperate aud union towing
spirit: too many of them the seditous and
braggsrt temper which distinguished the mi
nority at the Charleston dinner. At Columbia.
q Mr. White gave this:
"Southera rhetoric strongest at the points
OF Southern bayonets."
-tiBy Samuel Smith Henry clay--May he
instead of being elected Supreme Executive Of
these United States, be driven so lar beyond
the irigl regions Of the northern zone, IL at all
Hell cannot thaw Him
Bravo 81 we know auy thiugofthe temper
of the,nsiian, this toast viii no, be w,thout its
effect. As friends Of Henry clay, we could not
desire better thing, than for the nuliihars to
abuse him We wish the people TO see how
different his principles are from theirs, and hs W
they hate him for being as he is at this moment,
the raIiyiag poiht OF the friends OF the Ameri-
can Union.
II ;s s,,i;act NJ .tr;rn,nL IN The c,;aol. - &