Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01
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OF deliberate, paPabIe and dangerous exercise OF
powers. not gran ed by the compact" what resource
can DO emPloyed'-The course Of rgnia in 80 points
est resolutions against the Alien aud cdi,ion Laws In
the succeeding session. they supported these
by one oil the most luminous Reports which was ever
put uPoa record In this Report they assert not ONLY
the right OF the States inerpo.e Tor arresting the
progress Of the evil, hut they point other modes Of
interPosiiion; as follows:
Aes TO DO 1ncoS:u'o al aud Of communicating tho
.ppsaed othsr States had ia %shus 1'
% om ID. SS b. the
.ha, these simple means w0u have boon they
alt certain other means nigh, Anre been en-
IL. .l he mad. Of ,s.
"aoivs ess % h s ow s 70 obtain tsea,ns Of the two
Senators in Congress- wish that two thirds thereof would
ihi. Of themselves, their opico might by an
o.s to c0's' have o''H'd c''v'a0' for The Same
1t Is only when all her modes of reiress fail when
the evil continues and expsnds-when growing sys-
TEN Of abuse and encroachment is exhibited when the
barriers OF power are threatened to be thrown down
That the question occurs shall we coa,inue such form
OF government, shall VIZ noy tho other parties OF
our intention TO Withdraw! shall L,lhere the Union
or shall secedel
10 the case OF tho Tariff for example, and tsc CHER
systems oil ns used or assumed power, the unlimited
appropriation OF money 10 internal Improvement. which
seems to be now connected with the ah, the question
10, what shall DO done to the progress OF evl
Hotr shall the States intcrposei
The pre'eht Tariff operates gross oppre ssion upon
the consumers every where; and especially upon the
southern country tits grievous sacrifice of the Interests
oil the minority TO those OF the majority And what sort
OF majority! To fictitious majority made up of the
ton, the wooen, the on the sugar, the SALT aud every
each other the support Of their respective interests
con,rve TO form a majority. Each branch Of ,nanuac
lures by itself Is minority. IL could ruie the
country But they log ROLL and unite and club and COM
bne their several interests aud thus obtain sort OF
artificial majority, which preys upon the minority The
manufacturers tax the consumers. One section op.
4 fhera N t.
system and ts at with the very genius OF our In
situons. The federal government was conrived prin
cipaiiy Tor the management Of foreign relations
ms system PROCESSES TO regulate only the into ior
Industry OF sections Of the y, but Of is ndiviu-
al citizens IL s at var with the spirit OF The age
S Tn me genus Of iree Peopie-esseeisy with the
empire embracing of course diversity of LEGAL Inter-
ests The power over manufactures proposed in
Federal Convention, and not given The Debates
In the Virginia Convention, and the arguments Of The
federails 20 to show, that IL such power, as Is as
sumed by the present Tariff, had been engraed Into
the Constitution, II would never have been adopted
is the redress there ORE this nia and
Unconstitutional system!
Appeal 20 puhis opinion. through The Pre".
Appeal 70 our sister Siass. for eo.op.r ion.
| Appeal 10 the Congress OF tho U. Slater.
This sPp'al vii! be made at tie next session and
we Unless. iba, from The character of tho Iaie Free
| Trade Conven on-snd The Hood Of lgh, which he
| Committee are solieeirg pour into ,hrii Memorial
~e cannot but look forward to SOM, perhaps a deep
impression being ade upon Ccpgres, ind tn. People
And who can positively say, hat an imporian, mod-
nea"on will not be made 10 the duties upon Jpeign
manufactured
confess, 700, that dare 10 hope f.r sp emily hit.
.n-d cooperation on ibe part OF The e,ideni OF the
Uni:ed States. mau loves The Union lore Than he
doe H. was one Of the old school Of R-publcaes-
ne friend Of limited po~srs. No man ,es l. ore
clear than he does. that fair participation Of bentG
| md burdens, is necessary TO produce hstmcry-aud
hat wiihe ut harmony, the Un on cannot continue
VIII he not .hen venture some thing OF bis high cha
Ter To restore harmony 10 his soun'rvnrn. aud 10
.erve the noble abre Of orr Unnt 'ri'Lue, :. is
tor juiicious IIif; and be has rec mt. md, d he
ii'iioaon Of the strpu' Revenue by tho ratio OF r
DressrtAbon-Bii ws TN iers;sLd h, ans be these:
Take ceria'n atsles wi i:h he dee ms Necessary In
'tAe oil war Ter The dei,nse OF our country. Tn on
| hem into sable, cay, gun- powd.,, iea5 arms n
! 'ew coarse wotllsn' and soton,. s.. Eacou,a age
The projection Of these by a toiesably high duty
I!ayHk Ugh, one rpn the great cody Cl oite
manufactured ar isies-;hen, whatever surplus may
iremain, after paying the rcesssry exp.pe.s Of
toe Government, out OF he high duies On he few
ticies ami the lisb tuiss on TIE gres masy of her
irhsies, he this surplus mush lie, do NOT leave
- to be applied, stso'ding TO he pre"rt ieg-rops,
I hs y, aud :G or S'oss'ss", according
JSsr'on in hi, Memorial, that tn sd "a 10 # re-
e-eutsop. ID such should b, Inc Pre.ideuts vic
ebJeeuonsoe even 40 thy appear TO he with ut
amenomeD' oil the COntu'io ~ ey tresen u ueh 10.
sriou' dfheui 10 the duSuon Of bs evils VI he Ia
rih than has hitherto been held up ny he oppooens
ne q"e'op, too, o. reduction " i'll come b.fore he
Hsrf Congrsw, under some cur agses
The pu lie feri " u bs ,xhrg risbei in probably Nv
ysar'.-Teo millions Of lsr' may Htn b. spa cd b.
Y
toue hun, b" order to vase mon y for giving play %
tho unconstitutional power internal In prov %
or hail W. leave 90 much uonry IN tie poo .ts OF
people, 10 be employed as they think ber! Aud tie
Ia les are TO DO reduced, what time Il 10 r. The
reduction az The Dext session, when n adu sy-
en- oil sUralment Usy be adopted; iut II n ng more
lightly upon the Manufacturers TN IN y, Iye.?
IL all tbo'e Undue. cou d b, addfs .sed 10 III
Dex' Coogreg, vi the aid s,o Of resolutions nJm all
be Ltg'sls'ufes Of he Aon.Tr n a,es. We thsud
hope or much redress, sgsn.t 'be gi.ysDcss OF the
Tariff M,nser.
Suppose, how yer, III So ealeul ,iops should fail
what o mea ure can be adopted. The l. gisia ufe,
OF the SiUhsrn sies may salt Tor Cow, % ion r..
'his sdmin'raroO ., game Ia o power, repes
now, that" he Danger 10 90 We owe, but Co ven.
ion ought 70 be sailed 10 sdju the bs' sbce n the
Con"tuhoD-to Oebno the ln,i.s oil the Fed,rsI CO.
'ernmen- 0 sag TO II more clearly, Thus far aud
no father"
Ys''uPpose tpI' prop stop TO is-ihen bs Sou herr
5iates may hy Convection noDs III st1ssi, ca, 10.
The soe Purpo'e Of vsuk the bss OF appeal Y
20 ,hsn sister States, aud qi4ily snd psseesbiy Oh.
aiming amendments - tbs Co 'iiu,iou.
Ihe propreiy OF secession ought to be tbs last sx
nemiy 70 Do tboueb, and II rendered osessssry by
ne eEeo' Of heir IMPRESSIONS, tic States have Igh
| 10 seeede.
Mr. Jsersop ssys must DO tho resource not
De- thosght o. unfit much longer greater sussngs ever
o. compact OF parties 10 BE- resisted
40 dsoiui,on OF H. formed l4s
ons yesr We patience longer ondurancs the
h our eshres wbis under ssosioD; giye them for he
usehen sa sxPeisnee Of oonssQ1sncs keep ourselves
es only wseo the colo a.ne,lOs oh
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