Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

conclusive proofs have not covered e win shame and con insion From the moment they heard of Cntons death they have been Secrcti digging und rhnrQ hr mines ia destroy hun. In the publication of the fanous corespou dence last winter the Chief Engineer applied the match himself unortunaely for him, inc rN pdsion took such direction as o blow mp himself md all lis miners who have shown themselves above ground, while his intended victims remain uuhurt.
 Even Modification, in its origin, another chapter in the volume of intrigue Calhoun had been one of the Fathers ot the iai and internal Improvements They had become nnpopuarn the south. MrVan Buren favor m moulhia.on o the tariff and of eunfning internal i'm provemontsto objects clearly nntonal essential to MT calhouIs object unite the south his favor To do thlS, nc mus iow himself into the popular currn and carry his opposition to the tAmorcan System"a iue ther than hf rva In the winter of 152s during inc debate on roots soiuoh his private efforts organize southern party wer zealous and constant Hence, subsequent date The JtitSnn dinner at which the dsorgamzing tlments o Fhe e1ci Nuler received thnEe from the Presid4a who invited guest. Hence zta en e"ls m pushing the nulliication doctrine in South Nnroa lu htnptng to extend into other States. All was originally designed ofgivug political impor- tanee and power to Mir Calhoun. Whether serious are noe m contemplation, whether the lea ders have the disposition ability control the they have raiseq future events must determine.
 The oigfns of this restless spirit Telegraph and the nnnhcau9n papers of he south, HOW threaten to employ congress the coming session, not in modifying the tariff ana ioser the permanent interests of the country, but in promotngt the President That they will some disappointed politicians in that body may he, they not prepad to reduce themselves in te estimation of the -Gie5e, Npf IT, ''''' tue l Gen J1ckSon and Mr Sinah.-1he following preamble and solutions were introduced into the House epstn tatNes ofthe legislature, Monday last. The first by Mir Petit. and the latter hy MT Hudson:
 MT Petit lad upo the table the following resolutions:
 Whereas since the session of the last legislature of this State, important pOtc cal have the a misnon ofth general government-not the least among and, whereas, inc unfortunate difference between Pfes dent and members of the late Cabinet, the merous publications there have been 1 plOyfd by the enemies of the President | whfrewith to aiict, iniurously his we-earned re- aton and wither the aurels which crowned hmsef and honotd his country; As forasmueh free position of the sentiments of this ega upon the sub fleet above mentioned, will evince the estimation in which the President of the United States still held by the peop of Georgia:
 Re resolved by the Senate and House of Representative in General Assembly met that the Legislature cnterain for Andrew Jackson, President of the United States, ha high and undminiShtd confidence, which his honor frmncss, and patriotism eminently entitlc him.
 RcSoied that this legislature recommend the reelection of Andrew Jackson 10 he Presidency cacuatet to promote the hormony and happiness of our lelovc' country.
 Mir Hudson, ofPutnam, laid uron the table the following preamble and resolutions, 10 wit:
 Many of0ur fellow citizens throughout the United States either by their legislatures by assemblies of the people having already expressed their views regards the Psi dentia eectO and satisfied that able declare th opnions and wishes of the people ofGoorga this interest ing subiect-
 Resoiucd that confidence in the ability fidelity zeal of Andrew Jackson, remains undimnished and tha the people of this State anxunsy look his reeec ton cminently calculated to promote the and prospe | ofour country and the harmony of the Union
 ReSoircd shat the pure patriotism, unbending integrity uniform political consistency, and faithful pubic scriee William Smith of South Carolina, entite him to the seeon, office the gift of the American peoples and that vii rcommend and cordially support him for the Vice Presi | deney otthese States.-M0cou NcsscHgcr, Nor. IS.