Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
Richmond, va. Friday, Aug. 81.
MULTIPLICATION.

NULLlFICAIION.
We request the readers attention to the Extracts
we have made this day from the Georgia prints
We have no question, but the "Doctrine" of Mr.
Calhoun is arrested in that State. Since making
them, we have received the augusta Constitution
ais oihe 21 which refers to the letters of its cor
respondents, and the information it has received
from other parts of the State, decisive evidences
"upon the subject of the PRoTEcTIvE SYSTEM" 1t
states shat there exists decided spirit of opposi-
lion to the tariff, cannot be doubted but that the
mode of relieving the South from its injurious eff
fects by Modification has many advocates is not
the fact. We are warranted in this assertion by
the information we have received and continue
to receive, from various sections of the State,-
The "Constitutionalist" advocates the call of n
State Convention, whose proceedings Z" are to be
submitted to the People, for their ratification
or rejection" This plan is likely to be adopt-
ed. letter from ga distinguished politician
of Georgia" writes from De Kalb county, that he
is m favor of State Convention, "lor pledge my
sell says he that fifteen nullifers, advocates of
the carolina DOCTRINES cannot, by any possibility be
elected as Delegates. Both parties are uniting i'm
most of the counties on their delegates with fix
ed determination to put down every man who adye-
Gates Calhoun and his doctrines, and to elect only
such men as will oppose them, and at the same time
act with moderation and fiIu,ness'
Noe, hear The other side of'he question!
Ihe last Columbia Times" points out The mo-
dus Operandi Of Modification" in South Carolina
And this is the prei.-A constitutional majority of
twothrds OF State Rights in the next Legislature
An Extra Legislature called by the Governor imme-
diatey after the election of the memberships Lee
gisature calls the Convention='rhis Convention il
to vest the Legislature with every function that
might be deemed requisite for the emergency"
The regular session of the Legislature in December
VIII be distinguished by the passage of statutes and en-
actmen that will establish its most uneouvocaI form
the doctrine OF State Rights in this country as pracfc0
measure Inc Legislature will adopt tits probable some
ng analogous to the following provisions of Notification
They will impose very heavy penalties upon all con-
ceTned in collecting the duties of the Federal Government
They will give the individual whose property NAV be
seized by the Revenue officers for the payment of duties
levied it, the right the recovery of the property Inv
ciUu process They will institute specal courts f ~
trial OF all criminal and civil actions sprineine from The
operation OF the vetoThey will authorize them 10 sir an
decide immediately upon all cases they arse-Tbev
VIII render the venue place where the action is 10 be
tried transory, as 10 every impeachment that
the Union and Northern party in Charleston may impose
upon the operation OF the Law. For would be leadne
be expeditions. "Ou'N
mo one can doubt who knows any thing of the people
from whom the juries would be composed that these
Smes would be successful They would efectualy multi
S,; t system OF Protection. These reeu-
100, would be adopted and carried into effect ,yo
'hhk' by the first of January of the ensuing wear CO.
gess wiz then be in session The measures of soverein
'ePosuoh adopted by South Carolina, by 1--WE mako no
question: Georgia and by Alabama would soon he no
ed IN accents OF thunder in the very sanctuary of
usuipa'lon and tyranny" '
| Thus the issue is made I'M 90 het1veo,, ,Loo g.,
and the General GovemmentD What no..
4 " Where would the Executive be al This ,non, 4.
the cTsls The -" Times" says that the Cab;not
would ADVISE the President to lay the case before
10, DlOcknnaQ
Carolina and Georgia Still he is sbiect 10 The 90 -
1 ru cohol OF Congress They may disband the
WIN they compel the disaflected States re- coi
No1says the Times: disunion would ruin the Nortb
ana she VIII not consent to il. Will Congress- NJ
tehn TO coerce them to submission ? No~savs
tho mes, because in that event the South would
seceae-decaTe themselves independent, and form
treaties with France, Great Britain and the othnr
nations of IGurope" What then? g If ;s o, Ene.
men, men, lhe voice OF Congress would speak concession
TMcy !ooaq aanaa tic Protecting System-reduce The
iariI 10 the revenue standard-and be to,,gh, nv,
e lessons OF experience to refrain at least for soy
son !, rom the violation of Southern rights"
Such is the carte de pays of the South Caroline
Nuilhers-lt is shrewdly suspected thar nil; ,Ii
'lan mas been digested-and that such is to be her
course course ana such is her caculation.-No Sontbern
Convention, no General Convention forms onv nor,
oi her system OF oPeraons We shall not iorr The
ihis 'nyeSlga9 the elements the results of
.is caictIahon-1But every thing satisfies ms that
lhIngs are hastening explosion-and thar !, h
uonles virginia to summon up all her cooIness firm
me-, ,iess ana WISDOM to save the Uioa and TO restore
/ the constitutional W W iCStoIe