Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

We have pubfhsG as much OF this Exposition as
we have receVed-we have MOI the No OF the Per-
dleton Messenger, which con aimed it all IA cuumns
we shall give lbs resi, however, in our next-Ihe
present portcn exhibits his general docbines-lhe
resdue his views OF The Ta'f Policy.-Thoush we
cannot therefore undertake to judge OF il as hole
yet the part before us fully ushes opinion of The
Columbia Telsseops-lt does great cfetil to M. C's
hrmness courage-"He knows PROFESSIONALLY Gays
the Teiescope,) that The ground which hs has nus
tax IN, puts out OF all hope hi, suceess al the NEXT
Presidential election since that success depends en-
trey on Ptnnsyvania and ether northern states thai
he cannot gain with these opinions He will win
however, methjng OF higher worth, aud more las.
ing honor, than dozen Prs'idencies, under the ex
s,ing sysien, could brOglho applause of all the true
friendJ Of constitutional freedom and Union-a su,e
omen OF great Ultimate reputaiiOn."-Now, wbls
allow hin ersdt for hi, Courage" we Ger.
tainly cannot subscribe to all Mr. CaihOun's Views
He seems TO consider the right of State interpretation
SYNONYMOUS wi State Ri hts, VetO, Modification
He seems to Think that State may put her veto upon
law of the U. S., which she regards as violating the
charter-untH 3iths of the States shall declare or
make 1t cOnstitutiOnal-a power which may prove too
fatal to the Unon because If the 3ih do not act as
she wishes, she is not subject 10 the Iaw-aud we do
not well see how a-Sate can be O OF and in the Union
at the same mOment.-The right of Interpreting by all
peaceful and constitutional means, every encroachnent
aud when things come TO desperate eXtremilies the
right OF secessi OF revolution, after due notice OF
such intention TO her co-Sates, we admit--but this
right OF veto or OF notification seems to incom.
patible with the Union
The opinion upon this subject in South Carolina is
much divided. Judge Smith, who has always been
sediast in the support OF State Rights has again APP
peared before the public, we perceive from the
Greenve Is. CO MOuntaineer of the 9th, as follows:
ga very large and highly fesp' c,abe meeting OF tbs
cltzens OF SparanbuTgh was held at the Court House
oil that district, on Monday last for the Turpos' Of ex-
pres sing their disqualification 10 he doctrine of Nu6-
cation and OF nominating sutabs candidate for Pro
sdeni OF the United A,es. We bavo just eeeived II
proceedings OF the meeting IL will be seen that Gen
Jackson was nominated 90 the next Presidency with.
oui dissen'iog voice. Judge Smih was present, and
add essed The meeiisg about four bours. HIS spseef
q N Nil
elusive. 1t Will be published, understand, in
pamphlet form, in short time, when The people car
judge Tor themselves. Mi Nuskols me mber OF Con-
gress Ton that district also spoke s6ou, two hour
His speech, we ere told, very able, but alose
Their 10 accordance with The stnimeos Of Judge NTH
Alta general meeting Of The Stockholders of N,
" itehester and Potomac Rail Road company " a
Winchester (John w. Page, Esq. In the Chair, anC
Joseph n. Sherrafd, Stsrslary) John Bruce, Esq va
elected President Of the Company, ant The foowins
gentlemen Directors, VIZ David w. Barton, John II
Cooke, Joshua NewbfoDsb, Samuel Blown, and Jscoi
Senseney The following resolutions were offered by
MIR. Heiskell, aud unanimously adopted:
"Hes0fUed, That the "Winshesier ard Potomac rail
road company" deems IL inexpedienf 10 comply viii
the suggestion OF lae meeting at H.rri5ouburg "it
abandon the project Of railroad from Winsheser. Il
the Potomac, and unite their funds with the funds OF IN,
Stsun'on and Potomac railroad"
"The 'iockho!dersO Of tbs Winchester and Potoma,
railroad have learnt with deep regret that report
have obtained very general circulation, which, il true
might justly render them obnoxious to the charge o
tenthness and HhOeTaNy3 that their determination
70 prevent The Siaunon aud Potomac rsi road comp
ny, tom forming juu ion OF the road coDtemoIst
to be constructed by hem, with he Winchester an
Potomac rai-;oad;
"IheTeOTe, resolved, That faid company diseiam
entertaining any such i5eral and contracted views
bo,, on The contrary the stockholders assembled
cordially invite the SlauDton aud Potomac rsil.foa
company to unite The road about TO be constructed b.
them with the Winchester and Potomac railroad a
Winsbt sier"
We learn from Washington by lsst nights mail. tba
hs president hes app inted Gen. GEORGE b POR
iEk, OF Lancaster, Governor Of the Territory Of Mich
gao, I" he piece vi Gov Cas-, appoiDe d Secretary
war Harrisburg Reporter.