Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-01
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TIE Fete Let the South derive no encnur
agement from this unexpected exercise Of the
Presidents legitimate prerogatiye, let it nor
hatter itself that It is TO give new direction
to the opinions OF a ma ority or this momentous
question, or that ii is destined to introduce a
SOLITARY reform into our government by irnpus
ling a constitutional limit upon the exercise OF
sthIs power. The actual condition of the Ma
@tionsl Treasury, rendered it imperative upon
ahe President TO put his Deto upon the Bill
g'he angry elimination aud denomination which
Soon followed in the Ii atIse of Repre- entstiyes
efficiently shews the infexihlc determination
ScfA majority to enior &c he ir opinions, even at
Abe hazard of the Union; TO be discouraged by
no defeat--to despair OF no reverse. We have
tben 40 cause for congratulaiion-tbe course
for Soath Caro- ina 10 pursue, remains obvious
by The same. The late act reducing the duties
.Son Salt and Nolasses, evinces the most refined
and subtle pulley; nothing short of determin
s&at,on on the part ct a maj y, II possible, TO
S#perpetuste The edioas syste N OF extortion. 1t
yves intended rs a propitist0ry sacrifice TO those
States whose disaae ctian was increasing, and
:. whose Interests it was importaat 20 purchase
reduction OF the duties too, Coffee
81 Tea, and Cocoa. will farnish plausible pre-
81 text for continuance % the existing duties on
81 other imported articles-5outh Carolina then
d has no resource left but to place herself upon
s4 HcF sovereignty --tscl uSf dEA upiH nee aECiA
cations; ie, her carry them out to bold and
Il fearless resonance to oppressive and unconsti
tutonsl law.
From, the Wiayau s. G. Lateuigencer.
We have endeavored to view the Presiien mt
g and speak OF him Officer. and NOT as a
man. With General Jackson. IN this affair, we
have aothius TO dot is the President e 10, *
Ito. We indeed consider him or any other man,
III as perfectly Insignificant al the present ino>
ment IL Is now, II ever, Iuncture in which
brnGpies every thinE-a'en nothing. The
81 struggle IS now for eXlsteDoe- not aniy as IN 10
81 for Theoretical hberty, bu, for The power OF
81 esrnng oar bread, and keeping the torch from
81 sur dwellings, With a conviction OF this ha
q ture, it cannot be wondered st that we should
81 feel unwilling to give even our humble support,
ri where our APPRECIATION could not go with IL
III Our friend ni The Mercary wall probably an
81 des stand rs in referring to eur Course during
81 tue last WiUtsr.
~ With these feelings, we eight under no mans
j banner we SO iog the CONSTITUTION of 80
4 under the PAMETro BANNER, tho banner o.
u our couhtry--aIld with our views canno, hoist
i the Maysviile message the 'SBsuner Of tie
Constitution or applaud the principles OF
ID which j, IS founded.
From, The Yorkrale s. c. Mig.
So On the receipt az the Presidents Message
N OH the Aaysviiie Bill at this place, the din Of
M preparation was heard among our spirited citi
zens The tldings must &c welcomed, thought
al 1T not said, every one, with all possible ecat
Music was quickly out, the cannon produced
and thirteen guns fred IN honor of the occasion
3 We could not help thinking what a formidable
g. opposition would be met with from men, il
|8 whom fer9id glow Of patriotism, and a deep
sense of'ntolerable wrongs and outrages shoulc
move tue spirit OF revolt. Domestic oppress
ors BEWARE!
We give the aboveV specimens of the i
IDEAS that are entertsined--to what extent VS.
cannot say. in South>Carolina, of the duty
si allegiance 70 our own government-the
'goVernment of our own free choice-and o.
shs submission of citizens to LAWS regu
Party enacted and fully sanctioned C ommen
rs unnecessary Ii it be possible that these
people are serious and in snrness-if any thin:
more be rneant than idle menace and empty
pCaTado, we can only say that in our opinion
there is no remedy for such but the boyone
q and the halter
Their madness Is not of the head, bu
s heart
E IN our paper of Thursday last, Says tbs
"a'lonal JournsD we stated that the Southern
Jacksonians regarded the stand made by III,
President or the Maysvill Road Bill, as a blow
aimed al the whole OF the American system
and that "they saw, in this insipient check III
gradual extinction Of tire American System
the ultimate declinstion % the Tariff and tn,
system of Internal Improvement This view
Sufficiently sustained by fact. The Southern
(Charles;on) Patriot sc the l5tbin st. whio
now lies before "a, esnesin. the following le,
ter from Ar blair, one Of the Representative
in Congress from S. Cardiac, vEich uneqaiyo