Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

the principles Of ne Conarui,n Having made th,.
d~eSton he sould eonssn, "a nudity the passsg-
which had been submitted 10 the Convsn op. III be-
lev d II to be in he lanyu .ge which GU Oh,
TO spsak trtese
Mr. G.Ila,in .,ir objects to the expression a, too
strong.
M. Cruger Of South Corolina, .aid. ,ha, in rirg
The los, moment to submit f-~ remark Il WAS Go
meaus Ills purpo TO excite tissord, and less
mostly Although differing from hers 40 TO me
n'ney 81 ceb' hs would 10, 'uvie even an smieshr
discussion oil the mat before the Convention lee.
'a' harmony aud unan,mity which all sesr,-d TO re-
sFu &c impVr'sn pghi by cs"nes 10 brought into
pray. A'represen,ipg u part however those WI o
achieved 'he Tariff 10 b. unconstitutional, he tel
oonnd 10 Jusise T. hts own op,uons aud the instruction.
OF bis eon'tsu"ns, In vo'ipg against the propost
Of ks oa,, to tto that even Ii siapd. there w.r.
ION parts OF he Address TO whfh he could no, yie
hi assent While upon all other points the in qili
Juuer, oPPressiveness, and inc edieDsy oithe Tariff
he Convention express dsiins ly aud posniv ly he
own opnion'. upon 'he quesuon AVID lon
they eaely ssti IN 'hs orbion sfo h,rs. aud even
IN doing tn mad sUth .nly repu ia ed the
pie OF pro &c ION whe,h-r dirs nci NAL Nlr hsc
the d euiues OF Free Trade AID .qia T~x,ion b--n
pun tor'h 10 'bsu jn'ext-n In tact had b-. p HE
contemplation to have moved an endm.nt TO h ad
dress on these grounds but he b ID ioroor in d.
20 he opinion OF colleague. in favor Of e,ue ia,iu
aud IN accordance with the ri. OF for. easense and
moderation by which they were ae,ua,.d in conn 90.
Tue address did n,t contain up th, topic What fhev
would have inser,ed--Ios lie most hat should have
been said, not even edium, but the lea, thar, eou
h'vs been accorded. and the l:sat ,ha world
accepted. III had however IN tho spr,, OF AMY and
eompromss determined to ne cd his oil eron. epo
vote for IL eo'i e; and he ea upon tho bneh-s from
whom he motion 10 strike out had .manae, to ueo,
these halt way from whom they diff red III, sole
spec, end TO utter The address to ,he wotli win he
| Gun hass o unan,mity
MIR. Carpenter Of Maine, did no, wish IN 90 into n
debate on the constitutional question; but as his name
would be the first called when the ayes and noes should
be taken he requested permission to his reasons
Tor the vote he was about TO give against striking
He believed the tariff to be constitutional but ii IL s
fact that others believe il TO be unconstitutional WHY
not state III He did not think that any member by
voting Tor the Address il stood, would conprom his
own opinions the constitutional question He dill.
tered in opinion from those whose views were
In the passage was proposed TO strike For his
own part, he had not the smallest doubt of cons
nationality OF the tariff laws. If he had, he would inn
medateiy resign the office he held under government
II he believed the tariff unconstitutional and had not
the magnanimy to resign, there stood Il man at the
head OF the Government, who never having vet shrunk
from his duty would, he trusted forthwith place man
in his stead, who had no doubts the subject But
sill, he was willing TO have the opinions of that nor
ton OF the American people who differed in that re-
spect from him go forth, that the whole community
might see what they had TO say on that subject
Mr. Gsla'io declared emphiuca ly Ia hs wouiJ
not be driven from hi. gsvuad ty sry r.msrks n,
memhers-he would not give rea, on, M d, In, f,,
voting agAns. The Address. w: y could no, III. As-
sembiy vats for the Ad ress cub. az so d. or ~,
The amendment which he had proposed, W, h u, pro.
longed dicussion. H. wished TO SEE the ore,tion Ia
ken H. would obs-'ve however n n. la, sen,ene.
TO w ieh he la avert-d that VIA, WIS IN re s,,.d
not APPEAR to he the opi, ion Of the sop,s
OF the south bu' as tnat Of the Convention
T'e ayes 'nd noe. w:rs ,hen ,sken, d. it appsa,.
ID that there were 30 king Out so n,ufh OF the
address as re red th' Cops:i,u iona. Qnss ion al
| l59 lgains, s,rkir ou'.
Canary 10 our a:'o,, we ars unah'e 10 com.
peie in The Gizs,te o.day m. pioceeliny n, ,b.
Fee Tf,d- Cmv,n on. We ,haIi sceompl,,b tbs NM
liza ion Of the Who'll. Tn. deil, are NOR.
vonm nous aud some OF hs addresses ons,r ,hsn W a.
lof's'hany an"epa,e'. Phil Gaz.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The Pe.id, MT r,ou.s,.,
the membero OF eacd deI Ha;ien lay on the i.be he
ma ne Of 'oe gentleman who would BIO prsfer,sd by
them, Hs m rmber OF the permanent committee
Mr.. Btssei from he COMMITTEES sppsin.sd 20 conf, =
W: the il'd phia dslega'"p, repcr'.d ,hs, The
Penns;iva la delegation insisted OIL paying all the
.xprn'e' properly insi!.p ut TO the NEE isg Of he
Co"v'n on and for printing the ocs edjnxs OF IN
me.'i'E end forwarding hem To tn. f,rsn, S Al, s.
he tfe'ed a'"s'l N Of ihsUk' 10 The Piil.d.phi.
Conv' ut" N. and ahoth,r making il the duty Of me
H-rsht d. gaians o X Tor prii ing and
hs"i,urg IN ibeir 'pecivs States, aesouns # 81.
poe g OF he Ctnvsntior. Both resolutions wrre
| adopted. -
Mr.. Pond. xe. . resolution Tor The appsp,,.n n, ~
committee TO confer with the Tariff Invention. wa.
c'l!'d up for sobsidera,i.n.
| nj ion made 10 postpone n ind r., itsIy r. .
motion was carried ty a la re ma,orry
votes OF thanks We're ven TO The President and G.
relay Tor the able discharge OF the dulles Of their sta
iion. "
On notion OF Judge Shorer, the letters OF Mr. Ro.
nadson, add Mr. Sarehsi, and the me mortal from Lau
s'd"i, county, Alabama we're referred to The Pefma-
ne It Comm us'.
IL wa'tesovel that tn ,h,rk, ofihe m e.ing be prt
scented to the etz-rs Of Philadelphia for their lite
a"en'ien to he members OF the CONVENTION
"A motion being made 10 adj u.n the Pre,id.,,
fpci: ''B CT
Genhen,en If The Convenioni
ms expression OF my s'ncsre aud cordial ,hapk. IL
toe ony return which l have 10 offer yov for 4, q
aps,oba'ory RESOLUTION which you have just passed.
No' 70 'eei era ioed at such mat fiesta ion o. good
op,oion rom such body, would ny part bs,ray On
,Hter want OF sensibity and OF graudr-n,, 10 atkooy
dg- ~ would be All equal want o. candor
"en iemen, you will pardon for deniping ycu :,
momen' 10 Civ ng vent t. 70 II "a OF another
IN winch am sure eve6y member prsseut par,tc-
pates. P
We came hi her, un O. ext aod'n,ry cireums.acees
re came In obedience 10 tie wishes of he Ksea cam
muniy whsh W. rePrs'tn', 10 ccBsul 'og .,bsr with
view devise cVufttui oDai and ps are bl, no. a.,
ior me isvanee oil which they comlSineJ- h.t ia H.
Say wropgf,'a oppressive sysetn OF txaijoo w
came oDIlH rs hops am fears O cue Rops,i.urn,.
lhey induiged Indeed ac hop. O. suec.,: ~, l. v,s
hope ei uded win tbs sPprehrnion CT failure on IN.
cor rsiie'y oil vitw'' and varying shades Of opinion
when 80 often preva la nrmeTors assemblies OF met
congratulate you, gsnteit eE--I conx ra,ulA,s ou,
COT tiUeDs, end our CON country nav I eonyr,I
uiae tn great principle OF free nads of which ", are
me advocates, h the result Of our deibsrstions h..
more Than allied oil their 'ot desI bopes and ,n,
man dis,ppoin ed al intit fearful sppreheDs,ons
IL has d. ne more-I la gwen 20 IN. y,icd IN. III
omehed augurie' OF those who excl 10, Iy predic ed
plentiful harry OF distraction in tur solpe,,s AMI .he
scattering hr,-brands which wo Id kinds ,be II me
OIL cVh war smongs' our ope. Think Godl rhis
was o. ur puf pose. This Jot what ~ have done
we cams heie, with peace On our liz s. and in on,
eeas-we have spoken the language Of p,ase ana
friendly expoSGlitioL. We have appealed 10 on,
sounIymrn. AMI In the name OF justice, have called
upon mem Tor a'edress OF on. grievances.
Aod VII this sp cal b. in vaI! hope, t,us.I bs.
lieve, |. will bot Do;.
p.rsuade myself, III 4 our cougrymsn Will u,,en