Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29

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wrongly conprehended the spirit of tho Constitution
BY Mr. ii Hutchinson Tho mothers in Poland
who sold their Wedding rings for the defence OF their
csuntry--s should any of their daughters anchor a,
Boston, may the 'nuiifvcTs" be there to receive
them, greet them, and pay The tr1
By Mr. J. S. Lott The Hon. George McDufis
May he always succeed in convincing The people,
that submission will never have the desired effect
restoration of their rights
BY Mr. Thomas Brennan. Civil and religious lib
er'y-North Carolina aud New Jersey, by their
elusive laws ON the score of Religion, ara q stain
on republic: bet Massaehuset nv the late en-.
actment of bill, tn emgrants arriving in that
state is disgrace to free countrv and merits the
repr'ach and exeeration OF every lover of rational
hoerty; what pity that the great chain Of our
union should be rused by such link
BY Mr. W. Il. Little The fedc raj rcpnbI;can;s,n
OF the United States Washington left t-so 10,
By Mr. c. o. Duke. The Constitution of the
united States-Eot subject 10 construction-rnay it
ultimately prove Safeguard 10 our unior God
preserve It from the unhalowed constructions of
corrupt and interested majority
ny Mr a. Marss State rights and the usurpa-
lions OF the general goverpment-May the former
| De preserved inviolate, and the latter like their
betiors, speedily sink into oblivion
BY Mr. VIM II. Prtchard. The Press-"Gon-
quoted IN good 'aith aloof from whatever is cacu-
lated to make modesty blush--gve innocence pain
or disparase honesty"-ever s'observing the most
scrupuous fairness and attention to the rules OF
deo"rum." is emphatically Free IN South Carolina
! N n
thing but our duty, and friends to nothing but real
merit.
BY Dr. Ii. Taylor. Our rights-the rioats Of
resmen-Constcrated by the blood of our fathers
tunes aud mem we VIII pledge our lives, for
by Mr I. Williamson South Caroiina--Tbouph
hcr last inch should crumble, thousand monument :
oil her glory would remain in both hemspheres
by MI James IL Wlthersooon, r. Me.srs Pres
ton, Butler, Pinckney and r 3 Smith of TIC
State Lcgisiature-Go on, and continue to advocate
the cause of Carolina and of lberty-a grateful peo
pie VIII ere long, appreciate your talents and honesty
BY Mr. w. Finn. The tariff of 1881 enacted
according to the spirit of the constitution the
Pile OF South Carolina would sabmit-if enacted as
oouaty to northern manufactures say it should be
repealed or opposed at all and every hazard. bv
! the people ofthe south.
BY Mr. s. J. a'Morrs. Liberty of conscience.
BY AIR S. Johnston The inheritance of liberty
been half cheated and half robbed-if no ether me
thod VIII succeed, It aust be rega.ed by us as it was
gained by thera ~
BY Mr. e w. Johnston. The TariR-A .b;ro o..
detesable to have been conrived excent nv $500 80
| TO be enforced except by Kentuckians to be en-
cured except BY the submission men of the south
by Or. James MD. Smith. The State of Geor.
ga ana her noble resistance TO tyrannea usu patton
when the federal government threatens her riobts
she places herself On the line OF her sovereign
and says to the proud INVADER "thus far shall 49,
come, and no farther
BY Mr. James Davis. Ireland and South Carroll;
OF What advantage is the representation of Ire
'"'i" ~ taS D'itish Just the same as
representation OF South Carolina in Congress Rapa
G'ous desPots! Go on and prosper. But remember
mere is period in which the patience of the tamest
slave, rises into fury and revenge
BY Mr. G. L. 4. Davis. The state of Georpia-a,-
ways actuatea by the genuine spirit of freedom-she
talks but little, but acts promptly and with boldness
| let South Carolina follow her example
BY MIR. n. Harrison. Maron-Not the Infamous
lying Marion Of hand bill nOtorety--bu the noble
Marion of rs. ~
BY Mr. Lewis Cruger. Col YIN. C. Preston.
hough the malice of his enemies has prevailed a.
ganst hm-as "the towering Eagle is hawed at and
STRUCK ny mouslng owls"-we have yet the cousola.
Ton to know that his brilliant talents and NOBLE spirit
though confined to narrower will still be exerted
In q more useful sphere of patriotism.