Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17

more than 4 match for The initiative labor Of the Chi.
nese, 90 patiently exerted at six cents a day. To the
lii % imps Of C,inese taste with which the lsdies' head.
were ones adorned. have now succeeded The features
Of our own great men, and at a price which has put an
end to imp,rtation,. "Sueh facts as these" adds the
10 favor OF the American syst.
"There are no animals which can be ridden with 90
easy and self-compIscsn. an air. as hobbies. II the,
run furiaus'y, to he d,ng.r ct.very body, or obstinate
Iy stand stiil wsiis every body drives by, the riders are
equally p,ss.ed. always vosifsr-tinz, such { cs a.
these are unsn,weraIe arsunents."
w had SUPP o.ed, IL there was wisdom to be learn
I'd concerning the true policy Of national wealth, II
could not be drawn from a bsiier source than the
eomb.trade oil our country. Were we to teach l., we
would cay, 60 to the ~eomb-msker, thou advocate Of mo.
nosoIy; consider his success and be- wise. The eoab.
trade has never been touched by the American sy.,em.
The du y is but fifteen per cent.
1T 10 free wade tina, has produced tho he alth and
vitor Of so many OF our manufacturer which have ne.
YER been taken under the whitening protection of the
American system. In the cotton aud wooIIen manu-
lac ares, generation after generation Of capitalist, have
pe'ished. But the comb rade, and MANY more. have
grown up steadily and probably. until IN v have the
AImost undisputed posssssion Of the mark Il. ..L.t u.
a'one'' 10 their only petition to the sove,nment."
The Editor of the u. $. Telegraph says we "dare
NOT Gas "a husband and a father") directly condemn
the conducted Governor Branch, &c.-Tbere are MANY
things, we assure the Editor Of the Telegram, which
we dare not dove dare not, for instance, encourage
an intimacy between our family and the family of a man,
oil whom we had the same opinion that the Telegraph
processes to entertain Of Major Eaton's-snd when re.
minded of this "kind and friendly intercourse" we dare
NOT dwindle II away into a "mere formal interchange
OF civili'ies."-We dare not palm off upon the I" Old
Dominion" as the author of certain attacks. a citizen
OF another State, who is unworthy Of any place in anv
newspaper-And tce shall dare, as a " father and a
husband," and as an associate OF the " chiyalric sons
Of the South" TO express our opinions freely upon The
conduct oil Governor Branch, as soon as all the fact, OF
the case shall have been ascertained, and vouehed for
as true, upon unquestionable authority.
We have assured the N. InteIligencer, that we had
no hand m fhn NAL az m LII 1. d.
had misrepresented- And we repeat in the most posi-
tive terms, what we then said, that il was the commu-
nicaton OF an anonymous Correspondent. We dis
claimed II at the time, and we disclaim Il now. But we
did say then, and we say now, that if the Federal Gov
eminent should usurp all the powers, which belong 10
me state Governments, 1t would becotue their duty TO
resist the encroachment at any hazard. There is a
limit to obedience. where one parry violates every duty
which 1t owes 10 the other.-Bu, il must be the strongest
ct cares, and then even Mr.. Madison himself admi. .,.be
Federalist itself asserts, thsr 10 cause for bravino ali
ex'remiuss-The doctrine which we main,ained .u.
ting our controversy with the N. Iutelligeneer, to
wh'ch II now refers, 10 the doctrine which we Nv
noiu,-which we have ever held-irom the 1t No. Of
mi, paper In 1914, down TO the presen, time. We eau
truly say, that no men reverences the Union more ar
Gently than we do-would more seriousIv de prera,r
any Glow oil violelce tina. could be struck a, ii-or
would more anxioutly adhere to The cons,ii u,ional
means fr obtaining redress for our wrongs, bi ter as
they are, than the humble Individual who pen, IN IS.
Nasty hnes.IIi we now re-scho the sentiments which
we expressed dufiog our former controversy with IN,
N. ln'euigencer, We must 6nj our apology in The oc.
easion which now calls for their rere iton. We vii, no
further open the old wounds OF our former wars wi h
that paper. We drop he subject
EXTRACT.
"Such terror psrvaded the ranks of the soi-disant
friends oil the Union, that we were for a moment appre-
hensive we had compromised the peace of the coun,rv
by granting at an evil hour, the liberty OF the press to
an esteemed correspondent. We never believed tba, il
would be presented to the Legislature for the sanction
oil their authority. We think no such bill ought TO be
passed. We have previously attempted TO soothe the an
prehensions OF our friends at Washington on tbi, sub-
gect. we repeat the sincere regret which we feel al
having so seriously alarmed them by the publication nj
a mere 'projet Of a bill,' which seems vet 10 foa, i'm
their disturbed imaginations. - The time NAV come
land Heaven forbid it) when the rights of the States
are about 10 be swept away, and no alternative NAV he
LEFT to us but a measure of this de scription and an omen
resistance by force. The time may come indeed. when
even blood ought to be shed TO support the liberties of
this nation Yet nothing but the most hyperion, NO.
eesstfy should justify such a resort. NOTHING but an
overwhelming flood of encroachmen;s should hurry a
people TO any acts OF violence or war. We must see
ms hoou stceeptng dotcn every Ucstise of State Riphts
before tt.-We must hare previously exhausted I'VE
~ dmica6ie topic of erpostulatton and refoym.-
We would sr's appeal to tae Legislatures. TO tho people,
TO the world. We would decis, q in the NM, n.ar..
BILE manner 1.-The uuscn,titu nc. INV Of ,he.. nrossaJ
logs in the federal governmsn I" We would s.sommu.
niea'e ne de declaration to the s,ste,, aud ioyi,s ,b.i,
eoscurehes 10 a axe declaration" We would call upon
Jefferson aud M ,dison, upon all the wise and th. "sood
men and the irue." 10 save their country -Noibirg
out the mos. urgent necessity. should induce u, to re.
sort 10 other erpedients. AS matters now stand ~,
would abide by the example which James Madison and
his associates in tn, Virginia L.gi,la,ure &c, ia. in ,9s
and 's9. We would have the same Legislative 0ppeai
10 me understanding Of the people. We would have
explanatory amendments TO the CDnstif,.t;on 800.
mented, to stay The tide Of eneroaehment. We would
have The judicial power better explained. VS. would
nave the ,werP'ng clause OF The Cons,i uiion be,,er de.
fined. We would have q tribunal, II sucb a n sso
be created, for preserving both the s ate aud tbs en-.
eral Gov rnmsn,s, In their appropriate orbits"
And We would do II noU-We would again appe,l
TO ms pariesio the C1mpae, az ws have a thousand
times sad; as we said two wears ago. when mi. Al
mi .istrdtion came into power. wh, n We declared "Ths
danger was net yet ovet;" as wo said last wear, when
we P,ots co ega,nS'a Notification OF the Tariff We
would appeal to tho e parties to say " hat thew int. nded
oy iheir own comPa't-to amend their own Cor ,iru,ioo
10 SION tho It'd OF Federal Enrroasbn,n, IN IN; b..
10 ABANDON our "pe iitical heresies and error."-wby
oe nsc-bus to ask the N. InteIIigeocer 10 reform IL,
own herssies and errors; to cove back TO IN, good old
doctrines OPS so; TO abandon ito ,dss. NJ .t,ona
and cpl Md Nt'iona, Government, Douid be to
preach to The dead Tbsrs is 40 voice 20 saw in ,b.,
paper, "Lazaru', cone forib."
TRADE of the South Wrsf of p;,o:,h
The Charleston Patriot of the 31st of Nav co,,,;,s
the following paragraphs:
Council have appointed joel n. Poinsei and Henry N. c1yer.
Virginia, on the Cab Of June, to doto, mine IN the best route T.. To-
hGra'io Allen, the chief Engineer of Tho Rail. Road. has bean bean
s oy Inc Company with Col; CrugeI in this commission
superior advantages Of Charleston, above any, eny y y "a, nho
5s % mean. Of ! foo SGi Kali 4 Road q G %Hf Bs a 70, .s ., ~. Of 10 ws.;,
a ipn understanding Of these advantages by tho gentlemen sppoinf.
possesses the necessary faciIitios Ola commercai union with Vm ,%s
the Gouncil deserve great crodi, for , he zeal which GnI''i ,s.y hand and
~ ieh Tor tho interests of tho city, in so promptly taking up
'"' SUBJECT. IchGriesto1 Patriot.
EstiIpiHe 10 the same as Scott Court.bouss W. h.sc
not yet heard the result of the Meedng.-Mr Rivesis
the cable ag mt Of the Commissioner of Lvncbburg
alluded to in the resolutions of this city-and he also
was to attend the Convention of Es,iiyille. II xn,IJ
seem strange, that with all the advantages we uosssss
we should be compelled to go out OF Virginia for an
nnrepo, 10 supply the wants or to export the produce