Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-29

former, that tho have perverted the words aud
wrongly comprrhenGrd the sprlt of the Constitution
BY Mr. IL Hutchinson. The mothers IN Poland
who sold their Wedding rings Cor the defence OF their
ceuntry-should any ot ,hc,r daughters anchor At
Boston, NAV the "nu!hfycrs' be there to receive
thcns greet them and pay tie tar
BY AIR !. s. Lott The Hos George McDutis
May he always succeed in convincing the people,
that submission VIII never have the desired effect
restoration OF thor rights
BY Mr. Thomas Brcnan Civil and religious lib.
crty-Sor,h Carolina and New Jcr.cy. by their e.
elusive laws. on the score of Religion, are STAN
on our republic: brt Massachusetts,. By the late en-
actmcn OF bill to tax cmiErants ing in thai,
state is disgrace to free country. and merits the
repr"ach and cNccratIon Of rvcrS lover of rational
liberty. What pity that the great chain o; our
union should be ruSted by such n link.
/ Ey Mr. w. T. Llt;lN. The federal rrpublican,5m
OF tho United States as Washington len It-so let
! II be
BY Mr. O. Duke. The Constitution of tho
/ United Statcs-got subject to consttucIon-mnv it
ultimately prove Safeguard 10 union God
preserve i; from the un!ailowcd constructions OF
Il corrupt and interested majority
Il Ky Mr. a. Marks. State rights and tho usurpe-
,'onS OF tn" general governmrnt-M May tho former
be preserved Involatc, uud the latter, like thc,v
bettors, speedily sink into oblivion
BY Mr.. VIM H. Pritchard The Press-"Con-
Quoted IN COED :llth," aoof from whatever is ca lc
lated to make modcs'y blush-givc innocence pain
or dlsparaSe hcncsty"-ever Conserving the mos
scrupuous fairness" and attention to the rules o
dcc0rum. Is cmphatcaly, " Free IN South Carolina
By Mr. NJ. II. Oliver MAY we be- slaves to !.
thing but our duy, and friends to nothing but rca
merit
BY Dr. ] II Taylor Oar riglts--tne riphs o
frecmcn-Cons'c Grated by The blood of our fathers
III defence ofthem, will pledge orr hives eur for
tuncs. and our sacred honor"
BY Mr. Y Williamson s,uth CaTo.na--Thougf
her last inch should crumble, thousand monument,
OF her glory would remain IN both homispheres
by Mr. James II Wthsrsppo., if. Mcssrv Pres
ton, Butler, Pnckney and R d Smith, of tn,
State LcgislntureGo on, aud continue To advocate
tho cause of Carolina and OF lbcrty-a grateful pco-
pie will ere long, appreciate your talents and honesty
BY Mr. W. Finn. The tariff of ls2S-f enacted
according to the spirit of the constitution. the poo
pie of South Carolina would submit-if enacted as A
bounty TO northern manufactures, say i, should be
repealed or opposed at all and every hazard, b,
the people the south.
BY Mr. s. J. MMorris. Liberty Of conscience
By Mr. A S. Johnston The inheritance of hbert,
bequeated to us by ancestors, Of which We hay,
been half cheated and half robbed If no other me
thod will succeed, It must be repaired By us as it wa
gained by them
BY Mr. II W. Johnston. The Tarif-A thing IN,
detesable TO have been conrived except by Yankees
10 be enforced except by Kentuckans, to be en-.
dured, except bN the Submission men of the south
By Or. James MD Smith. The State of Gcor
ga and her noble resistance tyrannroa usu patton
When the federal government threatens her right
she oiaces herself on the line of her soverernty
and SAYS the proud invader, "thus far shalt tho
come, and farther"
BY Mr. James Davis. Ireland and South Carroll
na' vi VIVA advantage Is the representation of Ire
land IN the British Parliament Jus, the same as The
representation Of South Carolina IN Congress Rama
cious despots, Go on and prosper But remembe
there is period in which the patience of the tames
slave, rises into fury and revenge.
By Mr G. l.. A. Davis. The state of Gcorria-al
ways ac,uated by the genuinc spirit of freedom-sh
talks but little, but acts promptly and with bodnes
let South Carolina follow her example.
BY AIR ~ Harrison. Msrion-Nnt the inr,nou
lying Marion Of hand bill notorcty but the nobI,
Marion of 70.
BY Hr Lewis Cruger. Col YIN. G. Preston
nough the malice of his enemies has prevailed a
gainst hm--as "the towering Eagle is hawed at ant
struck ny housing owls''-we have yet ,he consoia
uon to know, tina; his brilliant talents and nooe spirit
though confined TO narrower will still be excr,c,
=" " "o"re uaof"l sphere of patriotism.