Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19

b,ch a, far a, IVES consistent with ,hs other objects
If the Constitutions was one Of their Iesdiox motives IN
Tor the Of their prosperity the positive in-
,esssnse Of the Government. In ouch csse', on every
principle OF fairness aud justice such interference
10 be restrained within limits strictly compatible
with the natural advantages Of the other. He who, q
locking 20 all oil the causes In operaop ihe near sP
pre- aeh Of the hnsl payment Of ths public debt the
growing dissae s,ion and resistance TO tho fys,eo, IN
large section OF the country, the ceersr principles
on which opposition TO II " gradually ,ernps, must be-
iud ed. 10 ussd not 10 see great charge unavod-
att snd a, The attempt 10 siiode or much logger de-
lay u, fasy, but increase the boek, aud disss-
ferrous conse qaensc, which may ioll-w
In forming the opinions 1 bavs expressed, have
not been ue.uaied by an uDkfad feeling towards our
manufacturing in'e'es. row am, AVID ever have
tesn scid.dy tiDdly TO th-m; though cannot eau
eur in all q the measures which have been adopted
60 advance them. I eieve considerations Lgher thsh
I'VE. But subordinate to 'hes. higher views Of pcey.
reg ard the Advancement OF mec5snesi aud chemietl
improve msns in the are. ~ib ieei, gs litis hor, oil
onthuasu; not only tie proi Of n. ton oil
and individual wealth, but as the great an, OF et
arging the domain OF the a'eral world aud
thereby, OF laying the sold ioutd ,n OF h'gh!y.im
proved condition OF society morally and poll ica'ly
fear not shat we shs extend power fer over
he great gents OF natures but, on she contrary,
sid n such enlargement o, our power as tendi e.
certainly ard powerfully, 10 better the coneiion Of cur
race, thla any OF the many powerful sauses now
operating 10 thai result With he Sc imp.e ss,ops, not
only Tase al HE general progress IL Tho aris ia the
vol bu, 10 their advance In our own country;
and, far pot etou Gan be incidentally afforded, In
the lair and honest exercise OF conslu onai pow
srs. ihipk new, as have always done, tina, sound
ocy coDnes ed with the security, ind. psndeocs, and
peace, OF he sounty, Tres thrn to bs protected,
but TIA! we cannot 10 single step beyond, wi'hou'
combinations OF infinitely nore importance TO US than
any IN. ASSURE Of mere policy eau possibly be.
not been ae,u.ted by The o1p.e,aicn of changing ,hs
public sentiment Such motive, on uues,ion 20 Ions
agitacd, and go bese, with feelings OF prejudice aud
ltafa ~
y, aud profound ignorance Of he human heart. t.
avoid, az lar as possible The OF ei her have
cnnhncd my statement In The many aud mport'n, pnt',
on which have been compelled 10 touch, to simple
declaration OF my opinion, without advancing any other
reasons TO sustain them, ihan via appeared 10 70
DO indispensable TO the fu UNDERWRITING Of nv vie ws
and they thoui any point. be thought 10 be no,
eeaily aud explicitly developed will, trust, be at
rbuttd 10 my so'ciiUJe 10 avoid tho impu ATOMS 10
whsh have alluded; and moi 70 any drsirc TO d.
goiss NY ssnnen's nor The of argume ems and
illustrations TO ma'nsiu positions which abound 10
BON, that IL would require a volume 10 do them any
hrg Ike justice can only hope, tn Al hs viii,
feel assured, are essentially connected with all tha,
we Ought TO hold most dear, may b, weakened in
the p1nlc e"imaion by the impeisct manner in which
nave oeen by The Obj ct in visw compelled 10 presen
them.
. With every caution my part, dare no, hop., in
taking The step have TO escape the imputaion OF i'm
proper mo ises; though have wiihou reserve fire., v
expressed my oprion' not regarding whether the y
!; NIGH or might mol be popular. have no reason 10
believe That they are suat will concpate public ia
! voor; but the opposite, which grealy bav.
ever place high estimate the good opuion Of my
fellow silizAp' Blu, be that az il, msy a. ali a,
be sustained by feelings o. conscious rechude. have
Termed my opinions alter The most ear. fu and d.Ii5rr
ate examination. with all OF the aida which my reason
e ADD experience could rrDst; have expressed the IN
Honestly ard fea lsssiy dl.ss CT their effects per
D. sona''y; which, h'wcvc- interesting 10 me riivaua
are OF 700 little mpoi lance TO be taken la'o The
.ina'e, where chs liberty and hspp of eoun
e try are 50 vitality invo'ved. JOHN C. CALHOUN
4 Fort HILL July26, 1881
'e From the GreenvilIo IS. CT Mouuiainesr
visit ha<l. I,.t... -
sp|'sneurSh for thu Purpess Of attending the Unicr
le aud STATS R'.hs nesting he follow corfe,poude
so passed
d, The Hen William Smith o''
SRA numbsr OF tie ci.tz ms Of SPartenburgh Dis
lie Ing their high respect for your poca character,
BY ser en- Tuesdsy next. ro-
Pubic gratitude for public services |, the patriot,
due, and your open and spirited oppo'i,on to uneon,i,
uona' aad violent measures have seaured YOU tb An
% probation ard applause Of all who ara ds,rons If ns
'' pe,na'irg cur free ins'isotions
While indugng The hope That your acceptance OF III,
~ invitation which We have bsen Instructed % give will
70 Interfere win your ohsr arrangement per,ni' ~
to exPr: 'hs Rigs eradication iesi ndviauaiiv IL
!" ne discharge oil tho duty assigned US.
g Wi respectful considerations Sir. w. ,sm,;, yo,
u ooedien' servants, II GoLDTHwAITE,
T.. BOMAR,
= THO VAS POOLE,
). ]. DE N,
r. M YOUNG.
q Committee.
.. To Messrs r. III. Goidth,oaiie, E. Bon,cr. Taos
J, Poete, III J. Dean, and Il. M Yo,ng
GENTLEMEN,-I bave received The polite ipvi.s,. =
WREN you as committee on ihs part of a number of
ms clhzens OF S2sr!snburgh DIS rc have %
fn~ 70 psske OF pubic dinner with them on Tuesdav
oes,.-Permit me 10 say would dine with tbs citizen,
OF lts SlareDburgh Dsirc. with this utn ost p,essrr,
but thai cannot DO so, 10 conse neace of nv ARA, @
menfs consider The prsssion OF gratitude vhib M
nsVe heen GO ohiRins "a Offer .ba inv a;lop a.
! mere man any rsRard due any publis sarv.es
nay have rsrdered-hunble as they wer. in snn,or,
oi'ne Union OF cur hcppy county am no more ,tan
common iahorer with ihemseiyrs in tIat sapss ,nJ
uSe themselves, have ro motive but the puh,ic coed
rus, our country 10 good one. II 1t DO we fb,I
u prevail IL the UOon OF (ese States 1, no, wor,h nre
SsNnF' lnso our Tevo'u'dnary bcnors were bui .
phantom For Tie booor you have done me- please a
cep' io yourselves aud your fellow citizens OF
burgh District my resps siiuI ssknowl,dymen,,
. sevsnt. wII'TGsS s,srr cp,7n'
sParisnburgh, August 1, 1881.
UNION AND STATE RIGHTS MEETING
at Spartonbt1gh, c. H. aue LIST.
Alta very numsfous aud respe cisbfe meeting NJ IN.
citzens Of Sparisbburgh District, aooventd by an in
vi'a'ion gives by order Of previous meeting Or Nm.
dTe'c ~ Moore was invited 10 tske the Chair and "
: n; GoIdfhpaife appointed Secretary. Henri N
Ihmson EsQ YVES r.Qussed 10 explain the ob;sei ~
he meeting, which be did In a brisI and .,chs,;.
manner, ssd offered fhe following Resolutions:
Il. Resofusd, Tpai Spsr,snbuIeh District will yesd
~ GO operate with sueh ohef Di,,rics of ibis S,ate
osy feel desirous and will ing n any mea,ur.s no
! vo'uuoDsry, to put down The nisnsmed nA,ns,Iean
E SIsem, aud more especially those acts Of Congress
{ csilcd The Tariff laws e''''
heso'ved, That the doctrine, Of .h., paf.y in cur