Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-14


the Union conscentousy believed that the tariff bore
heavily on them, yet he felt also well assured from
n retrospect of the past, that if the laws on Thu.
subject were even more severe in their operation
than hc believed them 10 he, this patriotic peoolc
would endure them patiently. Yes, if the indrpcu.
dsncc OF the country, the interests, and above all
tho cause Of the Union required heavy sacri(crs
they would endure them. But whilst claiming no
immunity from error, he felt the most sincere the
deepest oonvciiun, that the tariff far from ha VIM
proved injurious To the peculiar Interests of tins
ton oil country, has been onincnily beneficial. Mr.
Clay asked 10 put two qcStions 10 those
IN your great staplc---hr would take the common
operations OF safe and of purchate; has the opcra
lion oi the thrill lowered the price of what Won sc
inc price oil every article must be regulated mainly
by the demand; has then the consumption ot' colt ton
diminished sirCc the tariff OF 1884 or of 1892 No
II has lncrcuscd-prcay incrcnsen; and whvs De-.
cause the protection extended to hiin by this policy
mas created neo customer IN the American Manu-
tacturcr, who takes 600 900 BAI. ES without hayinr
Iesscned the demand for the European market.
British merchants have found markets for their cotton
and the competition thus created while has reduced
Tue pcc OF the manufactured article, has
sumption oi the material Again. has ariN incrca
the price Of what bu' Take the article of
IONS Tor eSamPehas the American manufacturer since
The adoption of this system afforded you better article and
AZ less price than hefoe' Take familiar instance,
"hirh having some personal interest he ought
whake the article manufactured own state for the
OF our cotton bales take any period say years
before and the tariff of 1924 average
rcc oi GOTTEN bacsng increased diminished that perol'
ne thought he could appeal confidently those around
" we epy We afford you better article than the Europe
am and At greatly reduced price But said Clay am
ps,ns myself 10 I've carried by the subjects he would
oouc no longer the indulgence NJ this generous people;
iec SAID he my inability express my profound and hear, lt
and for the sentiments you have been pleased to honor me
a" humble individual in private life He would ask permission
'o oier then, sentiment
sissippi " ~ ~ " ''''S
The following were given on the OCCASION
l The Declaration Of ndcnenrure-rh Go pcl Of Lib
cty written 10y her inspired Apostle cons-cratsd hy her Mar
people. y " '' OF" r'''''e 81 "e' chosen
ID The n,rmoy Of wa.hinson-His Example has proved
3d. Adams and Jrfcrson-Thc moral aud political li.h,
'ney nave shed on ie wol will shine with 'espcndent
whilst hhcTiv euluTe3
l'h The Union-The aiirio7 Of halF a ccns, has Ju,
roi'''cd 'hc links of the goidcn cham
5'h. The President Of the United States.
18th The Ex-vcsidcn the United Sta,r,-Tbe rro,r,r
M oi heIT country dtess their Tcr and yo5ieyiy will rr
wAHD them.
eth Internal improvement the ts,erouc brroirr ,a
remote parts 81 our empire mioH rie7 and adding stars
30 the American constellation.
Hh Agriculture, Manufactures and Conn cree Like the
WINS vt sam they live aud die together
ION The N&yy-Thc chvay OF the Ocean: the r,,ie of
tie Nation: the admiration the World
it!L The Ju!ioary-Ens hiened and nienenlent they
sac' "h a"H1's 's''c the rays impaired Ivy INTEL gent
2'h The Army-A aliyi~s psin for the militia our ,,ss,
1J,h The FarThey fan the flame Of patriotism in the
o. heroes and wed US ,h !heseys' all the virtues
by +. W. tews-Our worthy iIiend-tic President
Ivy J. G. Tanner of New oreans-The philanthropy mani
tested this occasion only equaed by Mis,,piam,
noted f'r their hospitality admired for their ubantv
10y Judge Handop-faris tarf-h;h prices for what
We sell aud lnw prices for what " buy.
y hos Smith, Esq Of ky-The hospitality ofihc citizens
by VIM u Me!vn-fienry Claythe brian, star Of III.
ne-ihs able advocate o: civil liberty Of both America and
Greece Of internal improvements, speed plough and ay the
shuttle, fee trade aud sailors rights. . > Wv
ny Is u! Ienney, En- Of LATHE OF faction and
"''nnnts y1'ares the spectTes OF the pa.,is ep,taub
eternal uiivIon. 49, F " ~i"P"'
10y Mr. btnodhsad, Of ~ The citizens nr hIisss,ppi-
hop'lahie asnanimous and Patr1c their happness
a. T"Speriy De COMMENSURATE with the geuereus qualities
wi,lrh 50 enInenty distinguish them
by T. w FaTar, Esq-The Chevalier PsuI Jope,-.,1-i.
man des-bu his memory lives"
ny Hnes'-The ladies' OF MssisSippi-ln their presence
we never forget The happiness and necessity union
Ihares L Nilkins-Our counts polcy-alay it eser-
ps Iha mnd which has assisted in its direction and control
resources. 80 '' OF'" 10 O"h
ny YIN bernsrd-The best and safest foundation Clan
by RI Dunbsr--Repuhcan principles and pait;o,c mo-
tres--safe guides in political life ~
A mere were number of other volunteer given bat
we nave not been abe TO procure copies of them.