Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

difficult matter to Iuats much fu our FIRM 90, ,,
~, our sure ssasy eS2snss We eseho' hsreioe.
thing of efchng the meutiactvrcr or any oer class
whom Congress in their wisdom, may ;afe Under theis
special care We would rsher appropriate the sum we
snhoay pay mf them, towards improving State
oy good roads and canals. We the people no-r tiso the
ouueis oil our rerabhc) arlcnily attach
ca /" me union aud alegity Of the STAGES. We dcpre-
cate the very iea of any g 10 scl,ac or dsturb their
harmony We look with confidence 70 the ensuing Con
gress 90 10 revise, graduate ic tariff law az 10
quiet the dissatisfaction now exi,pir eer,in, H.
The people witness with greet sS,aci!cn thc general
pspeny OF our eou1ry anu uhe great which
tend, the Executive Department, In the ,rop.es which A.
has made with ioreian nations, and The siencr, az iif
hcult matters at home. We would invoke ,he pao,j,n
and iorbearncc Of our fellow citizens tho ncrh and i
The west who are engaged ia manufacture to press
uis matter o monopoly aud protection longer upon Coz
5sess. II would te an everia5Gug epSoach upon
hauon IL law Of Congress and hot doTS and cents
shy should break up this Federal GoverDmcnt-the best
iorn OF Governcnt that has been devised by man
the worlds last aud best hope We have patiently and
cheeruly f paid oil the old funded debt Of the war of
me revolution, and the very large debt which was con-
trncted during the last war with Great Britain. 1t would
seem, therefore that after the necessity Tor sinking
iuhI Soad eea The only question before Congress would
os' no" ~ ',ae i The most equal and uniform ay,
~ nosy MhV' sGiicen for the yearly expenses Of The
anu winch we desire should he faithfully and
economically disbused 1t appear 10 ING flat 10
make the American System the Tarlaw great party
PnSdon 10 ase and disturb the country, il totally out
oil The question. IL ought be secuted hy every man
VINO has the good OF his country heart IA one Of the
people, would say chat if eleven OF Twelve ypions of
io'afs, ioF The anua expenditure Of osF Governments
cahno,oe raised by rate or liable ofnpos goods import
ed which would be satisfactory To tho States bnqi into
thc estimate the sale ofPubic lands chenlot Congress
gradnay repeal the tai laws atogehel-aLd let US the
people OF all the Safes support our Government expenses
BY tax direct
But, surely there cannot be difficulty In raj ing the
sum necessary, in way which will be sshcory 10 the
StesAS 10 the idea of boarding up large amount of
money IN the Treasury TO be distributed among The States
-or Tor splendid national wora.he people will not agree
10 itand tho whole scheme If carried into &C ice
would demotalzc and disturb ihc peace Of the countrv
Let the National Government exercise All tie authority
which Il plainly given 10 il by the Constitution Leave
the states 10 Reconsideration their sovereignty and
tci own management. will out il ha3 already
done, that some OF the States VIII become more wealthy
than others Some will DO the operations OF ma
ehnery in Railroads and canals than others BE so,
III, what happens TO all nations 10 all societies. aud to all
individuals. all the world oyer. H. FOR example, Par
arch of old had disiribuedNs lands among hi. twelve or
weniy-iour it would out, from difference of Sc
'uaion from difference IN genius Industry or from
other cause chat some OF them would accumulate wealth.
improve and bcau1y their csateswhst others of the
would he stationary, and others poor And 80 (o carry
out the comparison if condition in the covenant
passing the real Estate 10 his that they should on the
requiSition of the Father, pay annuity for his Inaine-
nance and supporurey iatporon should be laid equal
~ on cach and not managed, ha the money should
be taken out Of the pockets of to be paid
| Their, 4 FRrrtIoLpEn OF HANovra Co,-NTv
Nor. 1881