Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-30

the abyss. The following is from the Georgia Cou-
r!cr.
MORE SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Among the men Of Intelligence and influence in
South Carolina, who have raised their dice against
the mad schemes of the politicians OF that State is
Col DAVID Myers, of RchIand District. 1t is in
reply to- call upon him and other candidates for
Their opinions on the present crisis, they call IT,
bn IN nntabe 93e OF the pniify
to madnoss and rebellion, thai those who soupb ,be;r
favor dare not indicate any coarse but what be loud
vociteratons OF their partizans seemed to Justify
In this way they hoped commit all the candidates
to their doctnes-and pack the Leg sa,ure like sorne
adroit lawyers do jury. But thank God the peonlc
arc sound, and have among them men who have dis
cernment to discover such schemes and independence
enough to hold up their authors to public execra-
ton. Or THESE men, aud their principles Col. Myers
says
al bave faith in doctrines or prncples or (.sp,,
and as matter of course stand opposed them am thes
CoSvExroS also, if "Nunfcafior is it's object eihe, Of
whch CONCEIVE to be iNExFEpENr, uSwE, IMPoIrtc AND
DANGEROUS aud too well calculated the peace and
harmony OF our happy Country With President jackson
say rhE FEDERAL uHIos and stand rea
dy moment to forward defence and prove the
sincerity of my devotion. And SUCH my eountrymen trust
and believe the honest sentiment, of every true hearted
rcaa " ~
We hope to find room, ere long, for the whole of
Col. Myers address 10 the people He is no n,ystif.
er--but plain spoken, sensible planter
The good work Standardization goes on .u,;D,
sides Greenville. where the nulfyers are as fla, ne
we wish them, Pendleton and Laurens are BEGINNING
to shake themselves like lions. Among the cnndi
dates IN the former IS Col HUGER the liberator of
Lafayette from the Castle of Onlutz He will never
suffer that howl of triumph to be raised WHICH his
noble friend said, our enemies throughout Europe
would utter at the downfall Of orr republic We
would confide to him the integrity Of Pcndleton no.
flies We ore assured Carolina will be herself n
gam We are exceedingly rejoced at this anticpu
ted lsSne Our heart set on the rejection of The
doctrines which have been indusRousy circulated
through every corner of that hIgh-mindpd State
But we were not sangnine, as every thing was pro-
scribed, that said nay To tho schemes of the crca-
tors. Let them now however, dove to rap citizen
as they did Gen Tucker, for presuimiDg to offer op-
poslte scntmeots The people are rousing them.
seves--the sober, sensible, judcious planters, that
THINK they have not yet long enough under their
own vines and fig trees, are taking the nn,ter into
considsratiUD We are they will put their re,o
upon any scheme that puts 10 hazard the pencefuI
blessings they have long enjoyed. They will not
risk their happiness, the peace and honor of tho
state 10 preserve the consistency o politicians who
however much they may have once priced them hive
lately SO much abused their confidence.
Coi. Griffin in answer 10 the call made upon the
Candidates of Edgefed District, among other intel
igent citZens cannot any difference between null
lihcatlon and secretion from the Union. and IS
therefore opposed to that method Of redress every
shape Con any intelligent man. who really loves the
institutions OF his country DO Of different sentimental
CO ttItn Hsscri9 that this "doctrne is as false ms
sin and cannot be maintained IN practice, without
loading to too many contradictions and absurdcs,
destructive OF the whole system OF government"
The C7mdon Journal, TO which we arc indebted
Tor ne excellent Essays, signed "Jserson," declares
itseh opposed mot only 10 the hideous doctrine of
OF n"fcason. but any and every other project which
Iead TO IT. u also says, I'VE believe not in the ne
cessity OF Convention" We though, it, Editor
had too much sense and honesty, and sefrespect to
pfoSituto his Press to the success OF such schemes
'O"'o"ri'--The Jackson papers on the Atlantic,
are quoting FROM Inc Beacon to prove that the cloc-
tons in Missouri have gone favorably to the Jackson
side II ought to be known to guard aguins, decep-
on that the Beacon IL Col. Benton's paper and az is
currently believed, edited by himsof when at home
How he feels towards Judge Barton--and how capo-
90 be = Of taisrcprcsentna tho Eas, Room, in the