Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-10

Of the Potomac they might. before they got you
discover, by the instinct OF their national THRIFT that your
invasion would cost more than IL would come to-
Or it may be, the plan sketched by General Blair,
member OF the anti nuhers will be adopt
d-Mr c. then quotes from Of Mr. Bair's Letters
Mr. Carey does not treat lightly the "Tocsn i'm the
Mercury Of the 26hbut says sit is impossible mistake
the meaning OF it,
prcjuJced fanatic The judges of the facts before
him. the danger distance, and wishes to avoid
it, The ether blndy pushes and would sacrifice the
peace of his country his bigotted systcm.-MIr.
Carey righThc only way TO avoid conclusion and
sistancc prevent not only an united action between the
Nuliers and UnonsoS Carolina, but between s. Caro-
lima and her Southern Sisters meet upon liberal pn
cples-to tighten the burdens which have been put upon
us-to cut down the Tariff TO much lower per ccniage,
and ultimately 70 reduce its amount 10 the wants Of the
Government Unless this be effected wise in the
South will for the consequences The flame will
begin in South Carolna-and where will the confia-
grafton cease With Georgia. who is already stung and
rritated by the outrageous decision of the Supreme Court
Or with Alabama, and N Carolina, who, as Mr.. G.
truly says, repobate this Tariff unjust and oppres
sive"sWe do not address ourselves TO Mr. III. Nileswc
have not the vanity TO try TO shake the faith oil the man.
who has the modesty to put in his paper, ulsomc
cpistle which tells him, The people oil this nation
you muchmore than they will pay you in money
but your postcy will have the satisfaction of seeing
your go down after ages along with those Of
Franklin Hamilton, Clay and Carey, of the fathers
of the American SYSTEM of the main pillars of your
countrys independence"-But do address ourselves
the Senators and Representatives of New York, 10 the
people Of Pennsylvania even to the Manufacturers them
sslves.-We conjure them TO bcware.-But drop
the curtain the dark perspective
Yet we will not despair of the Republic No good
prevail. CLEAN OF hope breaks in upon even
from the recent Debates in the Senate. We have read
seIoand attention the remarks of Mr. Tazewell on
Mr. Bbbs proposition to refer the reduction of the price
OF the public lands along with the reduction of the duties
We shall publish this Speech of Mr.. T. in our next In
the time hail this proposition the partial har-
binger of better times. We repeat with Senator's
that these subjects ought to be separated III these
lands to remain the property OF the naon and
bring in at least ionsa year, that sum ought TO be
Government
for sustaining its necessary expences. The tmeough TO
come, when the ,choe revenue ought to be cut down
the whole erpences-and not a superluous should
be taken from the pockets of the people The revenue
ought to be crcumscrbcd to the constitutional purposes Of
the governmcntuot cent beyond ii!lest it bc tempt
ed TO extend its powers and trench upon the rights
States and of the people And in this point of view we
hold to be uncrring maXim that much injury may
be done to the Constitution by spending by raising the
money, without chartered authority This is of
the maer-but there is another, which we take of Mr.
Bibbs propositions. The Western people much
entitled to relief from reducing the price of the public
lands, from reducing the duties foreign goods
Both Connected both must 90 together The strength
which gained to the Tariff cause by connecting it with
Internal Improvement, must be couneractcd by
ing the Tariff relief with the relief TO the purchasers
the public lands There is difference in favor of this
scheme-tha the orm, is Fictitious connections the lat
ter is natural The former is contrary the prov-
sions of the Constitutions for it auhorises expenditure
for Internal improvemen-The latter is agreeable TO its
provisions; Congress being fully authorised TO SNAKE all
needulrues and regulations respecting the territory of
u. Sates"-The former has been abused for the pur-
pose OF fastening un us and oiious tariff our
nccks the last must be employed for the sake of relieving
us, and Of saving the Union.
We understand that letters have been received at Wash
ington from Mr.. Van Buren.He had received
of his being rejected by the Senateand indeed had
partly anticipated it from the early movements of that
Body. He bears the intelligence of his rejection with
the greatest equanimity -He will MOI return 10 the
United States before the LIST of June--as he talks of
making flying trip 10 the Continent before his return.
The King OF the French had best keep strict eye upon
this .frch Magician!
Washington Correspondents and Opposition prints
tempting to rouse the jealousy of the people of Maine
they hint that Mr.. b. is bringing her
into negotiation setoH for adjusting the question
impressment We understand that the account gives
Of his diplomatic relations puts the extnguishcr completely
upon this fabrication
uOur Agent will visit the State OF North Carolina for
the purpose of ransactng business for this Office Mer-