Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20
EsichEs,ond, Va. Friday, Bully 40.
MULTIPLICATION

QUALIFICATION
Every eye Is now anxiousy bent upon South Carolina
Are the Free Trade and State Rights Party stepped il,
80 far, that rercatng rs bad as going on. Or will
not the distinguished mon who lead Party pause in
their careerand sacrificing all personal considerations
The good 81 their country, take the present moicl tariff
for what il is worth, reducing the revenue from TO 4 mil.
lions, and essenng the burhens of the South upon
OF the articles of its consumptonand wait the dcveope-
incnis OF the next session of Congress! Or if they do y
10 rush on to Nuilicaon will the great of the Peo-
pie with them:fhese questions arc frequently asked
Time only can give satisfactory solution
In the mean ,inc that factions and unprincplcd organ
inc ~. ;. telegraph, isatemptng TO strip Modification
oil some oil It's deormesand after all its CLOSES what
Publicl-Hcdrh him!
e%d That they DO no, wish for soAs" Convention. They
State Lor rights tho means of preserving the
Union aud oil "rresiins the grievances which complain IL
e." Mil make , S Would see iha ,oit present pol
Nc LOOK forward t., tbs G ~ i Than Sax monhs
ihsl9n as Tho only means OF curing tho which grown up
psy ..Stliseat~a i not dspai,a"
I Modification is Dis,on, But will il not come ia
M No one read the 1oas;s and SpcecIe. of the Nul.
iiers the last 18th of July, without being struck with
the excuses 10 which this spirit is likely conduc, South
Carolina We will give very few specimens saws
for instance, MIR. r. Barnwell at the Walcrhoro Neeiin
The Charleston Evening Post corncnds his speccl, as
mandy spirit stirring; ''bcahing The very inspiration of
pairioSn The g. Patriot prouOuuces 10 have COM
pleeiy removed the imSy covering by which Nuica.
ton has been hitherto yelled 1t is longer war in dis.
guise. MIR. Smith breaks ou thus:
over . s' S .S s feel no Sh"s fer "paa
my spirits rise rushing gale Which bear" me or t Ana
Of stormy ocean What, Sir has tho people gained but by
revolution! What have tyant- conceded
!H% the SeFinnS Of time Tibet. has heen pce
No Sir She came into existence like harvest of tho
Dragons teeth covered all with the paopy wa-wit hor
oast pao ana her helmet on aud her sstorus
Reyou,on! Sir the olcst word to the b,
s net yIS%r curse IT, and The fearful emble may
soar but who will not take with all is trouble. trials rather
why ,O ana Se %Tfd Of war arc to be brought dw
may" BE- d,gd with blood support riSo 10;
And ye! Modification is not, nor will it be, Revolution
or DiSuniOn!
-agaia:An Editor by the name of Johnston (of the
columbia Telescope addressed the meeting AT Co
lumbia when his paper toasted aud in the course Of
his harangue, exclaimed:
We @ S S "S 1 S o "g are our hearts less bold than tc'
sane s s% 'nnd "s To- sun shine
are weak Courage meyer weak There strength equal to the
And he concluded by offering the following toast.
A0h Lei Ts act next October, at tho ballot
our S% s ssGn
The following are further specimens OF the ioasts
Her principles are proclaimed to tho world .,
her sons are pledged and prepared maintain them it all or
, %1 nS Ga59liGq sSyla The duties
mind , ,Cs suggest no other for The county
y G. L. ~ Davis. Andrew Jnckson On tho soil of ou,
hna he received an honouabio birthplace May find in Il
I'y the reader ofho Declaration Independence W. A. en,
waiS; Nnea'lon tho rShtfa remedy . May Carolina
Dsso%S %I So to on d he, Palmetto bae
/ NV
'Goy Hamilton lilo furnished us with arms and
"@SR sS M G % nf Sa our
II -. ~ - Naihoun one OF South Cardinals
guardian Of orr % as me leader OF our doctrine and tho
diGicues ifo the poi n % 'pp3 him through all
1T WGHc6oro' : '4''0''
South Carolina; To those who dare her to submit TO on
, sl1;a: III have 20. my life upon le cast,
tate Sc p,io oS TGGs 0Ht next cs.alue May they
sivc Tariff, without counting or oons to "" ops
Notification Tie right Of The state to resist fraud and ooo,e.
SION, ponoeohly, IT she cHnforciby must ca Ira
Dut enouSh:-No man can read he>r tOasis, without
perceisng their drift. They point 10 force evcntuov
anu who shall say, when the first drop Of blood is shed
iiow-and that will not lead smnioo3
Messrs. Clay, Webster s. Co. were very much dis
Satiiled WITH the rejection OF all the amendments of
the Senate TO the Tariff Bill. On Thursday the
COMMITTEE OF Conference recommended them To re-
cede, Oh which occasion
"Nr Clay said he should be glad 10 know how tc vo,
STOOD as 10 reccdng in committee He did not mean to
cast any imputation the Chair Oh account of Le a
loihmeht oil The committee, but it be known that
TWO " he committee represented the iron interests and
another was opposed 10 the principle protection ,looe
Tier The greatest interest oftlo country was not repre-
scented IN The committee He wished the ,,conI 10 -,
who are sacrificed. Kentucky was sacritced. Io,isin
was sacrificed; the wooilen manufacture was sacrificed
ne p' marked out IRON the beginning was to divide
ana conquer The victims marched out and y ,,ro
portion were 10 be sacrificed. Missouri was TO be sn,red
while Kentucky and Louisiana were to be sacI,ircJ
however the vote may go, he wished the country 10 no,
row INC vote stood lie mad hoped ha in respect to
kentucky Congress would have been connt IN s,r;l ~
nun VI hcr H'dnuidctuTe but that would not satisfy He
au hoPcd that the wooens would have been protected
not by mnn'unS, at least by an adequate ai raIoyc,
duty. He had been disappointed in his ex,ecia,ions
but lie now only wished TO know the vote by which i
measure had been carried in committee
MF' Iiklns said, he, for Que, had agreed lie asked
II The gentleman from kentucky was satisfied
MIR Clay said he not; he never should he
Mr' wilkins said he hoped then that the Senator from,
Kentucky never would be satisfied other prospects and
public matters in which hc was interested y &c WIZ
mt Clay proceeded, and stated the ground on which
TIC iad opposed any reduction which could affect the
interests OF the country. He reserved TO himscIr t M
10 VOe as ne pleased on the question of posi- porecn and
sso on he several amendments they should come up
Tor considerations N'' W
"Mr Dickerson said he had underworld to tle La, ~
carry ail ne essential points; and il was only when e nj
10 take The blll rom the House. He finally sa ,t mo-
lmng could be done but by indefinite posipone,cht 1r
waning IOr another session. He wished TO be AZ scst III
would vote against indefinite posiponemcnt
Mr ebser said he would be false 10 every duty which
nc oWeu 70 ms constituents if he did not express hi. en-
cosSiacuOn with the proceedings Of the Committee
from beginning 10 end He had thought that i'm voin r
committee, e was voting for sending ncroator to carry
me views oil The Senate, and giving power oC ,t,o,
uey signed, sealed aud ready be delivered ovin ,
every thing FOR which the Senate had contcndc3 H.
ever he might be induced, by desire TO r,nnuillize &
country 10 vote on THIS occasion, lac should have deem
ana long ieeliu5 as 10 the course which had bcen pr
Sled lie could not but express his entire tton
~ nc report and his deep regret that the Senator from
TX Sctt5ey shoud nave lent II any countenance
Mr Haync treated tie difference as one Of fbc ,o,,
'rlhhg character he bad ever witnessed in dcliberarve
assembly lie thought that the difference between 30
ana " per cent woOlcns trivial 10 be made s,,b
Jcc' 80 serious lie stated ha lac had moved ON evcrv
oy"'on 20 Tccedo rom the amendments Of the Senate