Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06


by John c. brown. Esq: A free press. and a free
OF them free to do that which Is right,
but neither OF them, exempt from punishment, when
they do that which is wrong
BY Mr.. N. Ramsay: Let us be free in our obedience
to just and Wholesome laws. For liberty without ODE
diencc, is confusion; and obedience without liberty, is
slavery.
BY Mr. Cruger: The honorable Daniel Webster
Ills honour ard magnanimity are well attested by his
late Dinner Speech; wherein he so wilfully and pitiiul-
fully misrepresents the Doctrines Of the South, as inten-
ded to nuiliiy not the ifyrGctions of the constitution,
but the constitution itself
By MIR. 1. W. Hayne: DUN spiro spero-but my
hope Is in the rising spirit OF the oppressed, no, in the
returning cicmency OF the oppressors
BY J. l.. Clark, Esq State Rights-The right to
resist oppression at home or abroad, the legitimate rights
OF a state TO resist the usurpa,ions OF the General Cow
ernnent in all inractions of the Constitution
BY Theo. w. Brevard, Esq: Cardinals sons are all
C,aroiinians. In opinion she may be divided-In action
she mus, ever be united
BY Mr.. Robe Latta: May the period be not far dis
tant, when the unhappy differences which at present
exist between the north and the South, be amicably adj
Justed, by a candid confession on the part of the former,
that they have perverted the words, and wrongly com.
pretended the spirit, OF the Constitution
By Mr.. III. Hutchison: The mothers in Po'and-
who sold their wedding rings for the defence of their
ton, may the "Nullifcrs" be there to meet, receive
them, greet them, and pay the tGr
BY Mr.. j. s. Lott: The Hon. g. Nc Dufie-May he
always succeed in convincing the people that submission
will never have the desired effect-restoration of their
rights
BY Mr.. Thos. Brennan: Civil and Religious Li5er-
ty-North Carolina and New Jersey, by their exclusive
laws, on the score OF Religion, are a stain on our re-
public: But Massachusetts,, by the late enactment of
a bill, to tax emigrants arriving in that state, i, a disgrace
10 a free country, and merits the rep zach and execra-
ton of every lover of rational liberty. What a pity that
the great chain OF our union should be rusted by such a
link
By Mr.. w. T. Little: The Federal Republicanism
of the United States-As Washington left it so let it
be
BY Mr.. G. o. Duke: The Constitution of the u.
S,a,es-No, subjec; TO construction, may it ultimately
prove a safeguard of our Union. God preserve il from
the unhallowed constructions Of a cor. upt and interested
majority
BY Mr. A. Marks: State Rights and the usurpations
oil the general governmeni-hiay the former be pre-
served inviolatc, and the latter, like their abettors, spec
Oily sink into oblivion
ed in good faith,' aloof ''from whatever is calculated
TO make moies'y blush; give innocence pain; or dis
parage ho~nesty"-ever "observing the most scrupulous
fairness" and "attention TO the rules of decorum'' is en-
phatically GREE IN SoUrH CAROLINA"
By sir. NJ. III. Onver: May we be the slav, g 70 no.
thing but our duty, and f:iends to no hing but real
merit.
by DE-, j. III Taylor: Our Rights-The right, of
Freemen; cocseerased by The blood oil our ia hers. H.
defence OF thsm. we Will pledge our lives, our fortunes,
By Mr.. 4. WIUismscn: South Caro,ina-Thoush
her last arch 'hould. %crunble, n thou and monuments
OF be- glory would remain in boh hemisphere.
BY Mr.. A. ). Johnston: The Inheritance of liberty
bequ .athed to M by our aueesors, OF which we bay.
been half cheated and hllf robbed-it no other method
VIII succeei, IL must be regained by US az il was
gainedby thsm.
BY Mr.. J. If. w.thersro,n Jr: Nj .srs. Preston.
nuiler, Pinckney, aud r.. b. Smith of the State L.,
gisla.nre-Gc on and continue TO advocate the cause Of
Carolina and OF ~hbsTty-a grateful people will, ere
long, appreciate your talents ard houes,y.
BY Mr.. w. Finn: The Tariff Of ls2S-If en,ctsd
acscr!ing 20 lie spiti; oil the Consul tuition, the people
OF South Carolina would submit-i! enacted az boun-
W on norihera manufactures, Toe say 1t should bs re.
psaled or opposed, at all and evHy hazard, by ,hc
people OF The south.
BY Mr.. {. j. McMorris: Liberty Of conscisnce-Tn
liberty of having 10 Coincidence.
by MIR. q. l.. a. Davis The Safe Of Georeia-A.
ways aetuated by the genuine spirit Of fecdom-she
Ia ks bui little, but dcis promptly and with holiness; lie,
south Carolina follow her example.
by DR.. tmss Div': Ireland and South CiraIina-
" wh", advantage IL tue representation OF Iceland
IN the British PdfUament? just The same az the rem.
rSscntaaon Of Scpih CatoiiBa in Congress. Rapaciou4
Dsspotr! ca on and prosper but remember here /.
a pe'iod in which the patience OF the tames, slaves
rises into fury and revenge.
by MIR. Etw. WA. ohlson Tie Tarif- thing too
dctsstabie TO rave been contrivpd, exeep. by Yam
k"es: to be enforced, except by Kentuckians; or to BE-
endured, exec pit ty the submission men of the South.
BY MIR James NJ. Smith The State OF G .orgia
and her notl o Tesisiancs of tyTannicai usurraion-
When The federal soverncsni threatens her rights.
she places h'rself on the line OF her sovereignty, and
says to the proud invadeT-'tius lar shalt thou come
and no fsrther.'
by Mr.. Lewis Cruger: Col. Wm. C. Preston
Though the malice Of his enemies has prevailed against
him-as "thc towering L gle is hacked at and struck
know hat his brilliant talents aud noble spirit, though
conhued o a narrower, Will sill be exsried in a more
useful sphere Of PATRIOTS ~.
BY Mr. ID. Harrison Marion-Noi the Infamous
iyiDg Marion OF hinItil noloEie ly-bnt the noble
Marion Of '76.
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