Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-16


ever the little sympathy with s. Carolina, that tho
other half has, we should in brief space w;tnes.
another division, and see Western Virginia secsd.
from the glorious Southern Republic The water.
OF the Chesapeake would flow in vain for Eastern
Virginia, and not bushel of wheat or horshead ne
Tobacco, find its way to external destination
Our slaves-but leave the imagination of the
reader to fill up this part of tho picture.
This state of things would be inevitable, and this
state of things, Ti,gina, the mother of the Union
in whose history all her glory laid up is to encoun
ter, and for what. Hear it shades of Washington
Henry and Jefersor-that she may liberate hersel.
from duties ON cotons, wollens and iron, esteemed
Too h'gh' and share with Dr. Cooper, and Messrs
liayhe and Hamilton the glory of founding a new
NePupic! never surely were such motives address,
ed as IN invitation to suicide. That it should he inn
agiheo lor moment, that Virginia. who has ALWAYS
proved herself competent to reason and to act. will
'hro" away her honour, her safety, her advantages
on scheme at once REASONABLE, so ruipous and
so s'y' Is the highest ndgnty to her Understandings
W.T.. 1ies put these notions into the heads of the
nuihlyers' and they seem determined to cling to them
IN oehance OF the united public Press of Virginia
the declarations of her members of Congress- and
the concurrence of every evidence. So clear is the
case so decisive public sentiment against them and
their new lights, that even the Rich mond ENQUIRER
nus broken It's heightened silence and taken the ea
against them.
we invite attention to the above toasts tbat rho
pubic may see what the nulfyers are after md no
prepared Tor the event. We need not commend them
to every patriots exccration.
Gen. Hayae made speech at this dinner, of which
we have room only for~the peroration:
m: ,o.
hm M II Is my netsrm,naton to stand by side When
sha DO found acting with her repler or enlisted u,e s
my tongue cleave the roof my mouth II is the mi o.
which has drunk the precious blood of ouI o,e
my ances'Ors-t here that drew my first ,h,
nave been kindly ostered youth sustained in nanbnd
son OF South Carolina that children beheld the light,
cur ~ you eenemen ana TO my country, by so many and
rsuiie her. if they sUi- stand or fall win M H'7n
gram tnat wisdom and virtue frmne and patriotism
preside over her councils and direct her hs
should she shall be recrean son to ion m u'
,eehbu, m adves shall cast no reproaches her
through good report and through evil repo-I Co sos nv
Inns Peroratlon has been called beautiful; but sure
we are we never read more disgusting COMPOUND
OF demagogism and egotism "Through good and
through evil report" says the orator. 81 90 for NV
country"-that is for Carolina--for it seems tina, Tho
Nulyer has already in anticipation restricted h;s
ieelng OF country to single STATE! ssVbateve-
may De the course Of s. Carolina, at the presen, cr;
$751; 1t is my determination to stand On he, side -
faugh herocs at dinner party, are out of nlace
II snail stand or fall with Carolina" Bor our ou,
parts we should have much more confidence in tho
gentleman's gaantry and devotion were be 70 n,.k.
less foss about them 1t is your blusterers and
stage heroes who are the dangerous men. Cesar
DID not dread the noisy and ostentatious Antenv-;t
wes the reserved and silent Cassius he fenred Tb.s
mans patriotism is skin deop who is ete,nalv en1,r.
gng upon it's excess.
Mr. Langdon Cheves at this dinner bo,;,,.
lately returned from Pennsylvania. and taken nm ~,
residence again IN s. Carolina He too 10 sr ,n,,:c
cation, but not without the aid of pirsr;o o,d ~,
South. we expected better thinns from him H..
he s not the man he Conscious Of bav,,x a-:c
ted out OF the sigh. of the nation he ia 5;s,o.o.
ride back into distinction upon the nulIifvers M
he think thus when he resided at Laaeas,sr9 n.
Ike Dr. Cooper, are his opinions dependent unon H.
residence BE this as 1t mag, of one thing ba ma,
be assured, that he will not find the co-operation be
dlsires' We give short extract from his speech.
is not Tor an humble individual like to anticipate L.
esiave WISDOM nor the and manner in shi
remedy for these evils is be sought bur for mvss,e
private ozen declare my belief that ihey present state of
things not 10 be bone and which ought resisted in
way or MANNER at any and every hazard " i'e
the tariff would unite; and, be SAYS ~ '''ss VI
rs the more mPenouy duty we relv unon ,he,
co operation any difficulties which may favove the eml
men OF national force Therefore deprecae separa,e
on the part OF this state, this tme as premature and ;
NC In accordance with these principles viii with vo,,r se
give the following - ' Wv" y'"i ieaVe,
rights and Southern wrongNomepros oues,;ous
on which the action Of the States aageyed should h ;,
and constant, but always together " ''' NC ''S'an'
Yhe history ofthese nulfyers is remarkable. ,Fbeu
are not the State Right men, who with VIM. Smith
at their head, supported Mr. CrawE,rd;, 100. NJ
Is ''e same party who put Judge Smith out of the
Senate, and at that day, were ultrn Istodinor;o,s
the Calhoun party. Fhe true old State Right party
is opposed to their excuses
fSeceptto" 81 The Greatest and Best" in Kentuck1.
This has been of the most chilling dcscrption.--.
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