Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30

.'s'e"u % tue statute book Or
ate az al times encroachmenis un3 mr., !, y Tepei
when are too apt to be affected by II, ~. rs
ture Of peculiar and facilitating Gin, ,,e eoair.
IS not less True tia, the. public cpoS ~ neee
tGfe Oh our political Institutions reo,;.- I, ue D.
vidnh differences should yield M q. ~, ~. ,,il' nd.
acqhescense OF the people AMI conf Sent
authorities M particular constulciio9s ned q,
stiiuuon on doubtful points" Vi lAe Con
Hero We'll Sald.-I understand Fl.
assert Tor me th right Of uppro9r,.,o.,- ''-l %,
internal improvements 's Iacy
PTemler do; but with these o..
cations; lst admit the powcrto n. ~ - ,snE
that II Is better for the harmony ana ..o.'yE-
! Government illltit should not be w. @. Oh
/ The proposed Improvement must h. s-. 2ig
conducive 10 the benefit of tlc ,-ioL. J-.. g
5dly. Although the power is adnjt,s1 ' urea, I'd
tend that At cannot be exercised v-i,i',,, le'lc
ment OF The constitution. have MI ~ l-l'.l-
| 0ccaS'oR,--tsc manner. anu ths ey,.,., u.t o
PT0Priati0nS, should Be ,aaGe tIe 49,. '' p
tUii0Hat regulation" "Nl
Hero. Van, you are q perfect comm.
am afraid that thus 1oufuuuded ms,,rls w
yours viii undo mc IN Ono Kentucly s5j ''
sylvaail.
PrcB''er. Let your EKce'cncy disri,, Oh.
prehensiOn. | have gN1n 10 those S,,,s, ..
gro md Of ecou1ascmcst an The iol.o,yin, -'ta
although many ofite States with NM -
and under the m1senco Of un euiiphtsr,5 .. p
are successfully applying ucir scper,,o IA '.!,
'TorSa-of tins char or, the desire n, ,-'.'.s.9
ad OF The General Government 10 ,bs c- ,''' ''e
ton Of such rs from their nature og-bt ~ i-l-'
npCn II, anl 10 which the means of ih. .ne
States are nadeGuate; aud It that d.sir, So.
tited U9lc z dies not tjl0lc thai II mover 20
HTo That's right, In times b., it. ''- o.
lawful 10 promise what We do not l8,-r ~ y. a
form. Although you admit. then. lbs 49,,
/ appropriate, You deny the direct ulthJrts 80
gre'sio establish RIli, a1l Clnl. 0'+
Pre',ieh Ghayo done 60 expressly. Mil.
short Of such a denial will satisfy tho e,,.n.,..-tt
South. This is the language Of the Veto @T
/ though frequently md strcnuou,ly ATTEMPTED m.
power to tbs extent has never been eKe1..si H.
the Government IN a single inslncc. h9y
not IN my Ooinl0n possess q; aud no bin ,he-,t..
which admEs II, Can receive my official slne,,,5
Hr0. But how will this compou with s,rs
OF my own votes IN the Senatei Did not NJ.
for establishing the Road from Mcmpbi, IN M.
neSsCe 70 Little Rock m Arkansas; aud djn,
that Road ouch upon a sovereign Stalst Ddi
not also VOC for the bill ito provide for Diem.
cess,ry surveys for Roads and Canals, wMchn
'Olyad the whole constitutional pnucpel
Premier. ! grant that you did But remcnl,,
that Senator and President are two dF.nn
persons, The ono has only 10 consult he inter
ests Of the State-thc other the Interests and wish
es OF the States grant thai those also who e.
lected you believed that you still maintained ,ho
! opinions-Sut trust me, II during the canya,,ya
bad mshly ayowed your read sentiments ouney..
would have reached your present exalted station
Now, we nay speak out with perfect slic,y ve
have on our side the democracy Of the cola,y.
the army OF olhcc-holders and oiice-hunen-l,
influence O patronage-the Press-and lhe lls
Office. What then can harm usl There may b,
possibly some little commoton 10 the camp--.l
( the Vlctog Of Orleans wall put TO tsnl ing-
sand Arguments; and stlae a million OF goln
/ bout roads and canals. The South too, already
( little lukevarm, and somewhat offended al gr
system Of Rcform-wlll be re-anlma,ed 20 0u
cause. Oar faithful and dillgent Enquirer 1914
sound high the clarion OF applause--and oi
watchful hte Argus IN the North VIII echo t'
straia Folivw tire UUutfUIia VI Iuur tdlthl Mr.
lister, and all win be well.
HeT0--Van-you were born either to be my at
cessor, or TO be hanged. Have You SAID any lbul
abou, the Tariff in the Vetoi Tia, most peP.u
ing Of all perplexIng subjects, hauns me Ike lA
night mare. On the one side, these Carolina ha-
spurs are raying like madmOn, and must beaPga'i
ed On the other hand, only touch these go
spinning Jeunics. and you hear the Pennl'Il
Black Dutch growing like distant thunder
Premier. / have made the Tamil and Che col''
of policy we should pursue with regard TO i-'N
subject of profound meditation. Your mes'R,H
the opening Of Congress- was so coutucd hA
neither North nor South should be offended az
vet both draw from il the strongest cnc0lng-
mcnt. The Veto, whilst perhaps II e a i.u'
more decided IN fiyor Of protection, (5ound o9
requiring AZ THIS time decisive t0ne,) YET ao.i'
THAI cautious language which Will not beiciF
commit rs. To use Mr.. Speaker sentiments
the Notification dinner, we have spoken wi'b a
mated moderation. Hear me. lrelds I"
long us the encouragement Of domestic mliyA
lures Is directed 10 Aaft0Hai ends, Il shall res"
from mo a temperate but stcady support N.'
you perceive that We reserve expressly one ~
Of determining hereafter how far tie Iafh
National. We 60 for National roads, and "a'f'
al manufactures.
Hero Admirable! Dulwiy DO 700 call I.
Notification diuner, Ean7 Did 4 not dunk ID
UnlOn--ll must be preserved.
Premier. Aye, and a more '1udlciov' N-
your EXcellcncy never gave. Have you no.
ceiyed how all parties place their 0Wa Pahti-
construction upon III TO the friends Ut go; 7
mon il was acceptable, because Il promised 2 y.
determination to execute the laws. oihe Nll
ficrs and Anarchists, It was equally accephl.s T,
cause they construed It TO mean that zoe Ol
could alone be preserved by yielding sven Jung,
State Rights. III are satisfied, and OIL f-'''
led. o.r-.
Isro. Van, you delight me No Ch'ei %
bad such Premier, aud no Premier ever Dl' y q
Chef You shall have tho highest feHH. n
your fidelity and allegiance, the mantle o., VI -
COND, WASHINGTON [llefc the D.-'s-
closed.l
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