Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17
DUTIES ON SUGAR.


y" motion of Mr. Christian the House adjourned
DUTIES ON SUGAR.
Inc following was the vote in the House of Rem
e y. Oh Monday, refusing to consider Eyr.
rhymes resolution Tor reducing the duty on Sugar.
ing resolutions ~ 'o'iow--
Resolved That the Committee of Ways and Me,,s,
Oe instructed to inquire into the expedi ency of re-
peaing the duties sugar imported fron, c,,o;s
countries into the United States WV 'o'e'1"
Mr. SUTHERLAND required that tho ,rs.,;,,,
Oo 'afon the consideration of the resousn
on The question. They were ordered bv the Hom:y
ana being taken, stood follows:
fEAS-Messrs. Alexander, Aston. Andorsor
, inge.' AIcher' Armstrong Barbour. Barnwell, Bar
T,ngSr' sayIor, Bell. James Blair John Blair. Boon.
S STodhead, Brown, Cambreleng, CumpbelI. carssn
Gaioorne, Clay, Coke Conner. Craig, Crocheron'
Dudley Earl. nISs Dssa De Witt DrayoD,
1ammons, Harvey, Haynes. Hinds Holland HoG'
man. Hubbard, Jarvis, Jennings Cave johnson -
h nu r hen Le Mp Lent Lewis Loyal, Lump
ell Mcneil Nuckos. Patton, Pettis Polk. Potts.
rowers, hencher Roane, Sanford. VIM. B. She's
s5a aug SShepperS Shields spegh Richad
thompson, Tucker, Verplanck, WAYNE. WeelS
Camp p White, Williams, Wilson
MA4HSLMessrs, Arnold; Bailey. Barber. Bartlc,,
6ates' Beekman. Bockee, Borst Buchanan Rutmas
Cahoon' Clark Coleman, Condct, Cooper. Coulta.
C"vies Crane, Crawford. Creighton. Crownns,;e1}
D Ds6g ED smI1 Dickinson Doddridge Duncan
Everett. Fndlay, Finch, Forde Forward PRIV CT
more Green, Grennell, G.rley Hawkins. Hemnhii
LODGES Lodges, Howard Hughes. Hunt Huntington. fhris
Aenron Aincad Perkins King, Adam KING, I.e.
WIT, Lyon Msgee. Mallary Mari, Martndale' Lev
l., Is, Maxwell po Mccreery, Miller Muhlenburg Owe
Rns. Pas r Ramsey, Reed, Richardso
npr,gg, oterigere Stephens, Storrs, Strong, Suthe
n and, Swami, Swift. Taylor, John Thomson, Trac,
Ed: D. White, Wicklife Yancey. Yonno"oa ,eSe&
So the House refused to consider the resolution
Us On Tuesday, little OF interest was dora :,
congress- with the exception of another fruitle. 81
attempt asains' portion of the Tariff: Mr. Barria.
ger Oh worm Carona' offered the following resoIv
lions, which the House refused to consider. aves
noes ia: 'os
REDUCTION OF DUTIES.
! Mr. Ba! ringer offered the following resolut,o,
:, Resolved, That the Committee of Way.
Means be Instructed to report bill reducing H. ano
~ on bar iron. made by hammernp to tlYls VIC uu-
OF duty iulposru by rne law OF 1914 a'houos
I cents per square yard. "k y" t~S'
also, TO reduce the duty coarse s,ooIen .,c,ds
costing less than fifty cents Der souars , Eoous.
pace whence imported, an adj yaIorem as,n ~. re
twenty-five per centum. NA'y VI
q, atso to reduce the duty on coarse vo,, .o,.: -,
d 'en Genus per pound at the place whence inn mort
GU, 70 all al Vaiorem duty of twenty per cent
cents per pound. "' sugar 10 Two
Much business is cutting out BY both uouses, In.
IS generally local in its character and ne;,ba, onr
HILLS VIII permit us to give details nor would h.
acceptable to the reader to cucumber him with 80, ~;
teresting particulars 49,
H on Thursday the 9th, the Legislature q s
oaroiina proceeded to the choice of Goverpo, and
Lieut. Governor, with the following results:
GOVERNOR.
! For James Hamilton Jr oa
hicnard manning, CT
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
! For Petrick Noble, ee
Elijah Dawkns 60
Hamilton and Noble are the candidates ofbou tr
myers This victory is probably the last ono ~.
| W VIII achieve. In the House of Renresor,.,;
warm debate ensued upon that report of tho cor -.
tee on Federal Relations" which we re- nub,;sh. \
ieWs days ago. As substitute to the Resolution, n
that Committee, Judge Iuger has offered the foIro w.
ing mo disposition has been made of either thor .,
COL fTestons will doubtless be adopted
'uf' II H. Hager'S Resolution, 5resented fot III,
House on Wednesday Arst
hssoiVed, mat this Legislature doth not rccs ~
dS constitutional, the right of individual 50 ate
70 huly,or arrest law passed by the United SIM es
| In Congress assembled.
Resolved, That the right of the people to alter or
aooHh old, and constitute new poyernnents ia - -
lenabie in its nature, and paramount to nil cons;X
atlon' but should only be resorted to in casea Of
| tons. u"'oiF =
Resolved, That any system of PROTECTING du,s -
wien snsn destroy or essentially impair the ceT an
OF me country mast be oppressive in its Or err
ano destructive of one of the principal ends fo,
Wmcn tne Federal Constitution was adopted Enl
.ne people OF this State, conscious of their own at
tacnmept TO the Union, will be slow TO believe tina
the federai Government will perscvere in sue 4 .
system and thus force upon them the conviction Tho,
the great ends OF the Constitution are not to bs ac
compllshed. Va az
Resolved That this Legislature perceives in I'll,
miDis'ration sufficient grounds to hone fba, mu
WI be speedily adopted by the federal governme IT Ic
stitution. p"'''J " the on
Resolved, therefore that !, :; :; o,.. -.