Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-22
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SOUTH CAROLINA DoCTRINEs.

son paper, the Jcersonian less zealousiy State
Right and Ant-TatiF Perhaps the Columbia Tele-
scope which some time ago rejected evidence of
Vrginia's being utterly hostile to the s Carolina
doctrines, on tho ground that were Clay men and
Csalriouists. and therefore could by possibility
DO good authority, may be willing receive the
timony of the Republican, which possesses all the
prerequisites of crcdbi!ity-Jacksonism Anti Tariff
and Anti Improvement. First or last, the Public
Press Is the infalbe Interpreter of public sentiment
for 1t either regulates that sentiment or il regula
ted by it. In this wide Common wealth. there is no,
public journal to CIR Knowledge, which avows the
5. Carolina doctrines although the State is Us unfa-
vornh!y affected by the Tariff as S. Carolina and
u although here paS TIE cradle Of he principles Of
9S, Icch q! pretended sustain the modern doctrines
81 nuif1a;ion. The Enquirer OF this place, may or
may not; be attached those doctrines it has obsor-
we'd lis uniform policy, Whenever its private wishes
are OF variance with public opini n that is to say no
Ming; but bis much may be safely prcdicptcd in re-
gard to that print, that If theulyng doctrines meet
DO opposition from it, Ltsy 5i reccre no assistance
further than neutrality Will 60 IL then the rsle-
scope and s coadjuiors reppJote our testimony they
mast per orce, pay respect 10 the circu,nsIan-
COS which corroborate it. If The problem now Vir
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ence upon the ultimate staRd which 5. Carolina NAV
AXE, LET that problem be considered as already sol
vcd, favor Of union and obedience to the laws of
hc land, aaa in opposition ncxto unaniu 9u 10 the
multiplying power claimed 20. the Individual States
When that extreme case arises imagined by the re-
port OF 98 when oppression shall become intolerable,
and the evils far exceed the benefits OF Union, Vlr-
gnia VIII &c ready To appeal TO her original sovereign
ty and dissolve the ties which bind her to her oppres
sors She will not however, take that course as a
constitutional course She will then abjtire the Con-
stiuton, and take her ground claiming not under the
Constitution, but much higher title the laws OF
God and nature Il is unnecessary to tax the mari-
nation 10 say what would constitute such case; suf
fee it. that law which happens to bear more une-
qualiy upon one par: of the Union than another
AS where interests so diversified, every
general law must bear or less unequally-can-
not be and Is not considered By Virginia as falling
within the rule Of 1890. We quate ;he protest oftho
JefarsOnian.
In conclusion, We do enter protest, humble az
may De- ganst tins doctrine Of The interference of
the St6e LeLSdtureS; IN matters where they have no
right, and as Legskata7eS. no concern. We are I'm
Wiling tusconcede TO body of men, other than the
PeCP& themselves, the right Of throwing the State
al their pleasure, into posture of rebellion uoanst
IN Federal Governments; for rebellion TO all inients
anu puF oses 1t IS, If the Lsgis!aiurss haYinr no
Constitutional du horIy, undertake to declare law
OF Congress null and Uod; aud IN virtue OF their as
sumed po yer, call out the militia OF the State 10 re-
sSt The execution Of such Law, and sustain their
own unlawful acts.
% Al the Lass Superior Court of'Law for Kenavha
the Grand Jury presented the James River COMPANY
for not clearing the KeDaha River OF obs,ructioDs,
and providing certain facilities for navigation as was
their duty by taw No order was taken tsays the
RegisterJ owing probably, to the Attorney for the
Commonwealth not having determined what course
he should pursue. ss .r
The Broadltead and Tie O'.Ts4le FamiLes.-Tbe
Broadhcads, New Hampshire family, who have de-
sef'ed well OF President Jackson, have been hand
someiy compensated for it, We copy the annexed
voucher of this fact from the Boston Journal.
THE. BROADHEADs.
Boston NIyy Agent Daniel d. Broadbaad has
been nominated to thus office, in he place of Richard
D. Harris, removed We deeply deprecate and deem,
1t duty TO denOunce to the people, the existing sys
TEN OF removals and punishmcns" for infdelitV NOT
to God and the country bur u political Drugon!--
Read these facts in illustration Of that wr3tchod
system
TIE Hon. and Rev. John Bro1ditead Of ". H.. two
years ago, published certificate, Of Cen Jacksun's
Piety. and mdness, and morality! He is now a
member of Congress, and goes the whole for Jack
son. nd against his own State.
IL Mark the r. snlt
His son, DIR. BrOadhead, has been appointed a
clerk in the ID Cowptroller's Ofico at Washington.
Salary $1,000.
Ills son, JoSeph Broadhsad Assistant Measurer in
Boston Custom House. Salary $500.
= His son, Daniel d Broadhead nominated for Navv
Agent, Boston. Pay about $4,000
hlr Broadhead has had contract 20 supply
clothes aud groceries for the Navy, for several years
But there is another family which has been still
better provided for by the gratitude Of the President
I'VE mesn the o'Neal family at Washington Mr..
oNeal and his three in law, arc all quartered
upon the Treasury, viz:
John III. Fam, Secretary of War, salary 10000.
Wiliam O1Nsat, father In-law Of Eaton, Inspector
Of the Penuentiary
Philip O. Randolph, brother in law Of Eaton, chief
Clerk 10 tho War Department, $1,000.
French r.. Exams, another brother-in.law Of Eaton
Clerk in The Registers Office, salary $1,000