Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-30

srs;o,. LIKE ,mpontc dangerous to the SOW
OF North Carolina united with Others in the election
| OF Andrew Jackson to the Presidency of the United
States, under the full expectation of his reforming
abuses and restoring the Constitution to it's original
| purity: And whereas. we recognize in the MESSAGE
OF the President accompanying his Veto to the appro
Prlation for the Maysvie Road. principles which
challenge the appropriation of every Republican and
an energy and irmness worthy az him who seeks to
follow the example Of the ius Nous sage who refor-
med our system and which promised to save the
republic from submission to Government without
Be 1t therefore Resolved, by the General assembly
or the State of North Carolina that Andrew Jackson
10 entitled to the thanks of this General Assemble for
the hrm and sound exercise Of his constitutional priv
iege IN the rejection of the Mayssile Turnpike Road
and others of similar charsIter..
resolved. That the general policy and prominent
measures of the Federal Government meet the annro
baton and support of this General Assembly
resolved further, That the foregoing Preamble |
ana resolutions be signed by the Speaker of the
senate and the Speaker of the House of Commons,
ana De transmitted by the Governor of the State to
the PRESIDENT of the United States
MIR. Sawyer also presented the following ResoIu. |
TONS which were likewise laid on the table and or
dered to be printed:
Resolved, by the General Assemble nc .be St.te
OF North Carolina, that all duties imposed bv Congress
on imports, not for revenue, but control the indus
try OF the country, are unconstitutional.
resolved, That the acts commonly called the Ia
rim Laws passed in 182428, for the encouragement of
Sianufsctu deliberate palpable and dangerous
| attractions of the Constitution.
Resolved, That those laws are partial and onnres
si'e IN ther operation upon the Southern States
ana IN their consequences calculated TO produce the
rum OF one section of country 20 corrupt the NIB.
nc morais OF another and to destroy the liberty of ALL
Resolved, That it IS the deliberate opinion of this
legislature that to defend and protect the Consttu
ZION OF the United States in its true meaning to pre-
serve unimpared the reserved rights of the States
and to protect its citizens from impending run The
cr'ss mas arrived when becomes the imperative du
y OF the State OF North Carolina, through the me.
dunn OF her Legislature, solemnly to protest and re-
monsrate against the usurpatons the Federal Gov
eminent.
| The Raleigh Register says that these resolutions
WIN open vide held "for panegyric on the one hand
and lnvecive on the other" The friends of the pro
lection OF American industry lin reason) ought to re
Joice' at every circumstance, which can provoke the
popular mind to enquiry the policy Political bi.
gotry, and sectional prejudice are principal sources
OF hostility to it, but the chief of ALL is Ignorance of
the reasoning which recommends and the facts
which proue its truth and value-irnorance OCCASION
ed by the science of Political Economy being seal
ed book to the great even of intelligent men.
The Board of Internal improvements report in ia
vor of vigorous measures and the immediate annr,
pration of $500 900 to public works.
! .Ne'o 1heory.-Dr. Newman of .Romney, IVA ! has
been lecturing at Winchester, and has advanced
some new and bold opinions The following extrac
TED from an advertisement in the Winchester Repub-
ilcan' will apprlse the reader of their nature.
"INeao Physical Force. Proposals for publishing
by subscription, a Nelo pieto the Solar ysten and
| ne Motion Of Jnatter. By RoBERr NEWMAN of
| Romney, Virginia
The object of this work is to show that the New
onian system OF physical astronomy is entirely erro-
eosi that Dir Isaac Newton's scheme of central for
ces Is contradcted by the painest principles of pho
sophy; thai the attraction Of matter for matter h., M
foundation IN nature;--bat, that the motion of all
matter On the surface of this planet and the motions
oil the whole planetary SYSTEM are the results of I'M
equal pressure, produced solely by the elastic mate
rails of creation"
correspondent Of the Republican expresses very
favorable opinions of DR.. Newman's theory and in
evidence of his claim to scientific respect as well as
IN support of his new theory adduces the following
circumstance
And we think proper here to state fact within
the knowledge OF some of u.s. that DR. N in 1920
published an important fact relation to the crcnla
ton OF the blood dependant on his theory of UNEQUAL
atmospheric pressure, which has been. we SUSPECT
surreptitously claimed by Dr. Barry of France and
VINO has received considerable notoriety from the
medical world for his supposed discovery There s
some imrnaterial difference between their opinions
but the principles published by DR. N in 1899 were
dressed with some variations and sent TO the world
eighteen months afterwards BY Dr. Barry"
Our military brother of the New York Courier.
seems to think, that though we did prove New York
to be for Clay, nobody would believe u.s. Not the
band of pensioners, will engage for them. Their
faith is not to be shaken while the Treasury ful6ls
its engagements.
III The foreign news is late and of interest TIE
INVASION OF Spain by the exiled patriots from Bay
onne, headed by Valdez 500 or 900 strong-ther
enthusiastic reception by the people of the country,
as far as they had advanced into itand their rumored
defeat by royalist detachment which however, is
by no means certain) incidents of the greatest
Importance, as forming the prelude to grand nation
al drama OF which, Spain is inevitably to be the iu
mediate theatre. 1t is the Spanish people for whom
we feel more interest than any other in Europe-as
the people who have been hardest rode by Kings,
Priests, and Nobles-as the people whose native