Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13
A FRIEND TO pRECAUTIoN
ANTI.rhRIFF CONyFNrIoN

have sppoinled NJ es,r Tu.odora S .esgi.k H.,,
bying'op. Th'ddeu. Poreroy, Iee'roil, and Taco.
ven,ior.
South Caroliaa, The States Rish, p ,rty In Pen.
dlefon have spponied Co. Hsger. Col Pln.kney and
d. Bu,ler, a, ID ieg,es.-Uaisn ID ,rict has sproip,
o A'eha.iah b. Herndon sits Delegate. Toe s r
Parry 81 SOmpier have appointed CO. .net ,ann
Col c. S.,sns, aad Mathew James. The s. r p.1,v
III Lancaster ID strict. sppoi.ted s ephen d. Miller
~. 5. 'naiot) to rspresent them.
Toe U.ion Party will read Judge William nth
'r9m me forkvi:le Dsuies-,ho Safes r sbt Pat,y
probably railing no opposition the ,dgs hsviug {.
stinsy declared that be did wish be run Oh par
~ grounds The U. Patty Of Sumier hvs appoin,sd
Judge Richardson, R~bsr' WtbessPosn. and j,hn
NORTH Caroiina.-The ezsos OF F y site vile have
appointed COMMITTEES to uhits win one from ih,
county in appointing v,pc 'sSi'.' to PAad iph'
The relieving Pfoeeedings have been Z, ceivsd since
our las:
ANTI.TARIFF MEETING.
A.a mseins OF such C.z.ns OF OkAsGs In IA,
ballroom az the Tv.rn OF Joieph ii den, 10
previous nose as were endy 10 The OH st of az An.
t-T-rf meeting 10 ba held in phis on the 80
ins;. Gen LAWRENCE DADE Sas sailed 10 tLs C., al,
AID LEWIS b. rLLIAMs appointed Secretary. Ta,
obj c OF tho meeng was explained bv the Oh air, and
the following gentlemen sPoon'od Cema ii,es re-
port suco preamble aud revolutions wsre erned ne
csssary upon tho eccs ioD viz: DIR Geo &c Morri,,
Edmund p B.rhonr John Wool X, Col by Cowberd
I'm H. Lee, "D. X. Rob'nson, ard Col Ambros.
siad.oD, Esqnires A'es heir rep 4 10 The mesnnq
h. following preamble and reso,u,isns were accepted
We, Chizens OF the Couny o! o angs in tbs s ate Of
Virginia, deeply dePlorg the differences Of opiuio.
~heh ubhepPly sobsi'i amongst our .lcw- Gil 20
he United States relative 10 tbs TasiH.ws both a, to
their ConsfifufionGlity, and eypediencyo be
svpx tha, tiose isws, 80 far az they have for h OBJ
jet ihe proeehoD OF manufactures, without being in.
snded for tbs purposes OF revenue
-and in their operation NC ISL partial az shIy op-
pse.ve 10 the Agricultural aud ess Of
be u States. more particularly in the Iuihern portion
u the UnioD-CoDaur with ot5er si,z.ns OF the Coun.
es OF the State, in thu poprieiy OF sending
10 'be proposed Convention at Philad lpbia Feeling Il
our duy as VIII as our interest, 10 lend hearty co.
operation 10 soiiestns and dire cling pub
lie opinion go az TO biug about
oily and speedily, such sdhea alien OF the obn oxious
lava as VII, Wills, h subserves ,he purposes OF o IL
climate obeci ReUenue, Tree Comtnetc zee from unp
sesss.y burden ricapt; and restore 10 =.
eulinrs che f.ir and just rewards Of DdusiFy and H.
To aid 10 bringing about sucb result, in tho ann er
proposed couli at any tune be eon,idered wofk
unn ortby OF feesiizsn.-stg seady aud willing 20
! ishour Tor ,he common good. Bat swskeaed as they
are, 20 tie jeopardy OF their own nsress aud a,
lime whso the eoii.iou Of opinion. aud Ire e su ar.
ray OF Northern and Southern feelings and ni.rss are
threatening The Pssee and harmony OF the Stass I'D
extent that spdapgsrs vital every psuio, OF VIZ
giuia holds dearef ibin s-,he sseiy sud p,rpe,uhy
of ,hs Uaior; may be eoDsdered boiy work, well
besompg tbs p,irio, and phiIso'hrops'!
We resort TO this exPedient not because dis.rus,
the Willingness ability OF the Virginia Deiega in
Congress, to urge with undated and unabaDg re al
| VirgiDa's unchanged and uDchaDgeab opposition 10
the consutionaly or expedency OF the com
subject Of concerDment The occasion is one which
calls for direct action the part of the People-ths
| People should speak themselves. There Is a moral
force in the voice Of injured community, which
teaches msjores moderation, and nerves the arm OF
minortes.
Let us appeal again and again, to the justice The pat
otism, the nagnanimity OF the honest advocates OF
policy. Warn them against endangerDg the Union b,
pushing fayoriie theory too far.
| Let us sdmonish those who would Cypress u.s. TO lei
not their cupdity lead them TO calculation of how
much we can bear, or how long forbear. We have no.
lost all confidence in the justice OF those, who, under
q isaken notions OF National Policy, plausible reason
ings, have fastened upon us the laws complained OF
The circumstances OF the country becoming altered
IA decent regard Tor The opinions Of others calmly ex
pressed on proper occasions, may them to pause
| and reflect aud ask themselves the simple question
although may have the constitutional power--is 4
rights it just Is il fairthai one Of the great int r.
esta Of the Nation should be cherished aud advanced
10 the injury and depression Of ohers by legislative &C
ton!
The National Debt is in train OF speedy exdnguish
ment. The few Cf any, remaining differences will
other nations, have strong reasons 10 believe or
about to be satisfactorily adjusted.
These things give an altered and suspicious aspect
our national affairs and when these things shall bav
been accomplished, will not sense Of redeeming jus
Z dco a relaxation or abandonment of policy
which Is almost the only impedmenf 10 the most per
fee harmony and good feeling amongst the Stses1
The Tariffs no, a regulation Of Comnercs. II III
National debt be paid, where be the reason or ne
cessiiy OF keeping up higher rates OF duties than sui
hcieni 10 meet the ordinary expsnces Of Government
Of trade 10 certain articles Of foreign growth or m gu