Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-09

Our anxiety for the formation Of these c.aons al
this copjuncure, must be assribsd to the
privileges and vital interests we have at stake 10 the
great and perbieous rni,apprehension which prevail.
In various portions OF ous State, as to the exen, and
real character of the evils under which we suffer
aud lastly, 10 tbs uneximpled activity of patty
among Ourselves, (who claim to be the ercfusir,
Friends Of Unior,) who are not only sys,emaucaily
aud indus,riously engaged la exeuustug gri.va-
c-s and spoogiZ Tor our oppressors but are guilty.
OF The s'ili signal injustice o! mi.represen,nx ou
conduct and iraduerg our motives, AMI thus pre-
pairing the public mind Tor an Unconditional subris
sion 10 u'urpa.ion-a submission, which must 6x on,
dssicy in irferieva5lo ruin and unut,ersbs
10 all time to cons-ID conclusion, fellow -citz. N ,
We esles'ly and bcnssily svow, ,ss, In, only oil
repe Al OF the Tar IT OF Proie siion and an abandon.
ment Of the system OF Internal Improvement. by
which The Constitution will be restored to its purity
and The Unior to that concord, which mad. and blss.
ed u, Ia harmony and at .c,iou as one Psop.-in ,
Coniederacy OF FREE, SOVEREIGN AND INpEPEN-
DENT STATES
/ Gland owed a b'oodless redress Of her wronys "a
her Catholic Association. Let us strike for LIpERrY-
THE CONSTITUTION UNtoN-wih the same peace.
able yet invncibs weapon. And to Him, who
searches the hearts ard toe updersaudiass OF men we
appeal for this purify the integrity, the
ass., and the patriotism Of motiv and our End,
The State Rights and Free Trade Party Of Charles
ton odmorshed by passing events, Of the necessity OF
using ,hef utmost Efforts Tor the purpose of sustaining
he rights sf the a,es, and the nsstimabs pryiles
Of Free Trade, and believing thai faithful
devoted to The o. jet OF nIishieping ,he public nina
by disseminating cofrest iniorma az 70 the true
character and f@si sfecs of the II sricirs system,
anu especially as 10 The dangerous tendency of The
"'ufpaions OF 'h- Fedvrs Government of the Do
reserved 10 IN. States rs'p'c ivey sn among tie ost
appropriate and sescicus an, for the ascompIi,L
"sa' Of res, purposes, have, is.rsors,
IL s9lced That an AIsocia'isn be-, and the s,ms Js
seFeby formed, 20 be called THE Souri,. CARo11NA
STATE RIGHrs AND FREE TRADE AssocIArIoN -
CONSTITUTION.
Arfl' lat shall be the exclusive Offsets Of ibi,
Association TO dihu:e correct Information az TO the lin
ai'ons ir p,'ad by the constitution ON The power, Of
The Fedora G,vernms Ito point out the dssxer, Of
C'i s'iaton,-io vindcae The rights OF tbs S.s,.s-
" expose all u'u'pS'i'ns OF Unauthorized power-,o
maEitn ths Constitution in iis original yu,i and ,im
PIisiy, 10 promote the bssJDg s OF Free Tf,d. ,nd
'h'rebJ I, psrPstuais the Uson;.nd .r those pur 30
sea the ensfs sthis Association shall be cssastv and
faithfully employed in corresponding with the .uspor,
err o! there principles in this STATE and IN,
onl'sa afss, in publishing and Distributing rast,
ne public mind on Ties. imporian, suh.cis.
:, Ar. II Every friend Of Safe r gkts and Ere.
Trade, Who may choose TO svii hiuself, # tho p,ivi-
ege shall be considered member of this Associ,i.n
upon hi' .ua,cribiDE these rsls,.
Art 80. The officer. Of this Association ,ha'l con
n't OF Pfe'id'nt. six Vice Presidents, Corrs,posd-
Tag SseIetsty,a Recording Secretary and Treasurer
hsy 'hsi 90 Annually ,pp'isisd at tas .nuiveriry
mssiisE Of the Auosia les
Art An. There shali be q S'sndiss Copmitls,. IN
sSa'" 81 rin' membtn OF tbs Association, TO be ~.
pon'sd III iss manner and lime the oh or srs,. Fl
ne Aoeia'o". IL shall be ihs duty OF this Commit Z,
10 carry co, 'aionss the Sscrsary; ssch coresuon.
hFQn nah
fhe Ifsasutsr, he coniiitu ons-o sau,s r,,,. ,nd
''nsr doeumen,s 10 be publish ed snd distributed
ctr S'eunE' OF 'he Association, whenever th.y ga,
deem such measure Decessary,-and 10 prep.5. ana
lay bafsfe the Aocation, from time 10 dime such
?srtf of tssif information thsy NAV de m
or they shall have power 10
no tusd. OF ise Annexation TO ihe.e putpo.ss Tn.
Prssdest and Vice. Presidents shall be r-ofc;o n.
osr' oil this Committee. Tie Correspondent S.ere,,rv
shall be apPcinsdby hi, Committee
Arr. 5h. There stsll be held 4 regular ns.ioo NJ
mr. Association en- the hr,t Monday # every month
The Arn,versary me.'ing shall be held on The fourth
ddy 81 NdTch, ie each add every year.
| Art b b. Every member SHALL upon sdmi,,ioo
sgn hii nsme 10 mi. Constitution, and say the rum NJ
one do''a aud The sum OF twelve and hall cent,
sseh monthly meenE thereafter, while no continue,
| member OF tie Association.
Art 7ih. THIS Association viii appon; dele gates 10
meet the delegates OF Other Associations. al Convsp
hons TO be held annually at Columbia on she fret Mon
day IN December, and az Charleston On is anniyersa
fy with view OF coaf.rfiDg the great objects ,
whieh tets A,.ocisiion ba, bssn formed
All. Sth II shall be the duty OF the Standing Con
mii,ee 10 transni copy of iris Cor su,ution with the
Aodfeas prthxed, TO the friends of State Rights d
Free Trade in saeh Judicial ds'ric, of this ate re
ques'pg man to form similar AZ 'ocaiions to co-oper
ate with thi, r
Ar. 9Th. The expenses of this Ssciety shall h.
paid by The Treasurer out of lis funds upon The ,i,
ten order oil the presiding officer, eountcrgned by the
AT. lOh. Every donation to this Association sba,l
De iu,ivtly applied directed by the donor when
ever u fbah he accompanied by special direction.
De considered life member, and shall be exonera,e,
rom The payment Of all charges and dues during III,
continuance OF this ,sociatior
Art 18th. This Association shall continue N exi,,
ana VIII peTsevee in IT, efforts, until our wrongs shall
be redres'ed and the Constitution of the Union rsstors,
10 lie original purity when these ends shall have
been attained, ii shalt he dissolved.
From tho Washington Globe.
The reader will remark in the extracts from IN,
Let That Mr.. B'rrisn considered the Hselection" o
the Cabinet an "INsUPERABLE RAR' 10 hi. enterin,
It, and that nothing but the actaos OF tho Presdeni
speedily seeiog aud correcting the evil could Undue
him TO be a member
2 That "hs ndigni'y" offered through Coloue
lJohn'on. and liability 10 the recurrence of ''simia
Outrage" mads II "biI duty to retire" but bis friend
persuaded lin that "ihe Interests Of Georgia al this
paI,ieear crisis, required him repress HE feelings
| g. That here was Gan utter impossbiii'y OF hi
continuance in the Cshine unless the President coui
place tho rs,iremen, Of hs colleagues other srouod
than those which he bslisvsd TO have ocsasioned il
and such a, he ssuld sprrovs."
PER CONTRA.
The letter OF re'ignaiiOn that eisbtesn month
Ahet, no was plaAly told by tho President be wouI
inciEni'y ogsrsd, az IL pretended, through Colon.
John 'on-aiier ths crisis OF Georgia had ns.r,d-an
after ne returasd ts Warrington and found that Ia
Prs'id'n' would no, place tho retirement Of hi
colleagues On any oihsr grounds Than those hs be sve
bad oees'onsd W Mr. BsrriSh sill insisted 10 hold
told The Pfe'dsnt that the general d.clsra,ien N,
ne mshhi 10 re- organize his rhos cabinet proper vouI
no, eerys him, but that be mssnt "to ,uai,,, IL
snoouDesasni OF "hs wishes" tia, he should r,,j,r
and moreover that che was totally isnsr.nt 81 an
want OF harmony in bis sabinst and that in giving
hH letter Of r''iro''ion he performed It simply i
obedisnes TO his, the presidents, will
We ask the - IL NJ. B,rrien has at hsrs e,n
radic,ed himself thrice over and that loo In tbs mai
points in i"ue
MISREPRESENTATION CORRECTED.
From the MN York nae 1ndo,se5 b. n nil