Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

et men A. tue expense OF ell ofher classes.
The following extracts from Mr.. Wob.tet's speech
10 1920 will sve thar gentlemaAs opinion upon that
disputed poln,:--
There IL a power ia names; and those who had
pressed The tariff en- Congress end the coun,ty had
represented Il rs mmcJiateiy, and almost exclpn,yey
eonoes'ed " ib domestic iGdusIy and rational ipdS-
pesusas.. ia MS opinion, no measure could prove
more luxurious 10 the industry # the country aud
nothing wa more tansiiu than tue o2inor ha, na,on-
Al 'sisPerdenSs rendered such ne4.vrrs Necessary
he certainly ,bouga, Il night DO doEbsd wheth-r
O2nsfess "ouli not be ac,ing snmswhs, sgaius; III.
'pirli aud Intention Of the consaor, in satscis,ng
to"ss 70 sonirol e'ssn'ay tue puTsuit. and oesupa-
tons oil indviiusia ia their private conStro,a powsi
70 'ofes sfeai ADD sudden shanss', both OF oceup a
'ho property ugoa individuals lncd. nai 10 he
exercise oil apy o'her power, bus as substantial and c
rec' power. L. such charges were wrought madden
taiy oply, and were tho -pece,ssary csp.egsepce
81 such 'm2o, as Congrss- for The leading purpose o.
revenue sboUld enact, theu they ccn'j be
sd o. Dl, he doubted whether Coastess taisiy noe
-s.sed toe power Of wrtDs the incident ..o he prnc
psEand iostesd OF avrs the ptoc O.
~ such laws should be pais,d with primary 20 gard
'ore'enus, OF ersctit lava, wish he ayowei Obi Ct
giving ptefrrspoc 10 particular msnuaenres wiia
an ente dsregsrd TO all tie o. suue
anu o'sad OF aging such impOs, wou;J bes, answer
'ho popoie o. raising reverIe, with tbs esa burden
on voc pnonc, carrying the imposi cesoiu sricie
to abntden,on,s exIess with fa., kuots ,d.s that the
in.sci.e CT duty will diminish The AMOUNT {! rey,uu.
| rsfed."
"li would hardly be sop'oudsl ,ha, Cony-.,, nos.
'es'ed thai so'' Il general pow.t by wh,cA il inish
aeesfe 'ha r'rneuisr occupations should be pursued
l ~. II
SeonSed 10 any n ,his county /, seria!n.
y o,d no' belct & 30 the general sSyeromen,' Sc.
Ire Pfinsifal otjsst OF the nanufasurers ia N cir
pecn 10 Congress in 1890, was 10 obtain addition 70
20 per sen'um lbso levied woollena Me- Webster,
u would appear by he speech. doubted the power 81
NohkteD 70 h-yoni that rate The exi.,itg tuue :
! 2OO per cent
MIR n. G: Dies opiniou OF ,hs prohibioty system
Hexiasted RON his 'peeeh in CSpsfer, when oppes-
us an audi ion 10 rs pos esui. The dd,s then evi-i
| IN "oois,s Tbs tx@lpg duties are row 80 30 200
per cant rang genrtaly On The articles III propo,ior
| 10 tte coais>bes, OF hen.
TOs (0l tbfn cefeta Congress fer ait, ny die sct
ioio) was manifesto q The dispo.on ol COMMITTEE
snd oil one branch OF she gslaiurs hs,en 20 the
cn o. toe msnniae'rrsrs !or bon y Of fvs millions
aofdrs "a he Quiet Las ell et cssscs OF tn CON-
| mnny, 'n> isrmes, 'bs metehsRi, lhs mechanic, be-
heari on Tho qns'op, bsfore Tho rrsvoea5.s fsucon
was gwen TO 'nc sy,un."
III the L,sis,a,ure. wh,ss resolutions are ceJ had
osch sp'izsd OF he grounds covered by this H. Of b
snm OF nancy that ,ousi he ieriei upon The consul
n'er' @Joreigp goods ~ give .Gtct 1, not al 1T
appartD' that 'hSy would have siysp his Auns';rds
oil construction. They would rerhsp, say 10 lie m .uu.
ses'e'', when we give YOU an iash yon 'iks an s "
lbo ofnioDs o. the Norh Amsrsin Rgvior, whls
under Me direc'i'n OF Nj l. wa:I Everett copt1 -
Ia aflesi repeatedly alleged 10 hStn b. 81 w.iisn by
MO- and AZ This assertion has nc, b,su denisd i IL
tcAfoosb!y Inferred that 10 the su'ho! of thrn-
Prohibiting is lpirotuetCs 4 foreign nsuu'astutss
o'ihPosipg tss,sun them, it
ony'o far ssitisrdso ip,res,e Tho price in cur own
market Of Tbs art eles, whose importation thus rettsn
ed, aud IT, 'harsioss his dirrsnse Of price =, ps by
No scn,urnsr, tar the community .hs .ff cl Il
rn''h Is to sn.out'gs ,ss poascion OF esse srs,o.
~ hone waeost Gees not no.d encoutsg susn,, il
u the most lucrsirs snp!oy ni-aSd euKat not 70
have IL, il niss o," g.,
| "Heme sssl,,i.e attempts 10 ,nscur,,, o,e t;,a
O. industry Above others, AWAY, lher refucious
! or fatal"
"Son.e Ct the Memotis:iss have gore 20 Far as 10
deny the plain proposition that il spoie pyohsbls %
nicns or 20 inji, idna, 10 boy whs,ih waat CHEAP
ralher ,han ds.r.'
"Commercs, ;hors h of me utmost uport anss 20 +.
tons. !, not proper subject much ssstiou Il il
u ooy 10 b. p'oeeisd aai taxed. |, should be LEI!
rec 10 ned It's own chaIneIs. end then il will soutg,-
tuis TO Keep up sau'ary eircuh,on cf properly and
sku only 'hoss dirsc'iens in which be people hav,
'ene real sdvsnsag- over Others in carrying l. or.''
| INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
! The Raj Road Contention body will meet
! at the Court House in this town Thursday next.
from The gentlemen who 10 attend delegates
we are led 10 expect that the Convention will be COM
Psed OF men who combine business habits with tall
ens; from them may learn much that will be in
terestng and useful TO the friends of internal improve
ment, as well as the people in general They will
orng with them SUCH data, will enable TO nudge
whether rail read is practicable and can be prcfi;a
bly, made from Lynchburg Richmond, Va. to X inss.
port or Knoxville, FEM All eei DESTROYS that hi.
part oil our country should possess outlet to marke
Tor er many productions but all yet satisfied
as TO the means by which be benefited. The
friends OF the proposed Rail load saw that one can and
ought TO be made Immediately; that it will only be
/
ble TO the stockholders There are on the OF, err hand
some who maintain that the rail eau never be
hat u Is mere chneTical and useless scheme which
ooAs very well on paper, but that il cannot from the
cost oil ITS construction be made useful or prola
ole, and will deter any from engaging in it. We irus
mat me convention will be able to dspe all the doubt:
and Tears oil those who opposed the construction
OF The rail ro and will shed such light upon the cub
Ject as TO induce the people to into the work with
aiacriiy and zeal. .3bingdOn Republican, .Qug 90
AZ me request OF number OF the citizens of this
county who are opposed 10 the claims of the Loyal
Company, we are authorized 10 announce Peter John
sion, Esq the late Judge, candidate for the House
| Of Delegates.
in bringing forward Judge Johnston, at this late 9ay
II rs due Tor us 10 slate that largo and bile
number oil individuals from different parts the coun-
~ nave Insisted upon his becoming candidate beiiev-
ing mat ne would render them efficient aid i'm opposing
me claims oil the Loyal Company. Judge Johnston al
meeting on Saturday last at the court house called
ior me purpose OF publicly soliciting him to become
candidate, sai as II the wish OF the peopIe that no
should serve them, he could not decline their
and would If elected them as far az it was in bis
power to DO so. rE
We understand that the Engineer, with bis assistants
are at this time between Wyhe Court House and this
place. surveying the route Of the proposed rail road
They will be In Abingdon next week and will ron,;nno
The survey TO the Tennessee line from thence we have
reason 70 believe the survey will be continued 10 Knox
VILE - The inhabitants OF East Tennessee generate
nave acted with degree OF energy and with firm de-
termination TO advance the cause Of Internal I,pnro
nsn's in this part of the country They will n nossi
ble remove every obstacle in the way of the
rone tor the rail road, and aid in its CONSTRUCTION i,I
zeal and ardor not TO be resisted. RI
WINCHEsTER, AJguH lS.--lrhe Rail Rood -'rh.
'dv'DiAs's "hish Will reeTue 10 WushssIer, TO the
rouh'y OF Fredersk and To tho cireumiACen soupiles
rom me 'n'end7d railroad, are 30 hs ne can
Dei pfstend 10 snumsrste them all We viii mention
| a lev mat suggest tile sell Il.