Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-29

aoo'e ue hor'Zon; Jupiter nearly the Ha,G.
lance from the mci idian, and Venus in II, We,
about IL degrees from the horizons ,IS,e
observer faces the south, he has Mars ~ hyL.
Jnpiter nearly in front of him, and VEINS On 4,
right; and he may amuse himself bv irwin, :,
discover the Comet.
Georgia Convention The proceeding. Of h,
resistance men, left in this BODY after ;he vca
sion Of Mr.. Forsyth and his numerous associates
are calculated to give no encouragement, shars,
er to their -ympathising friends. the NqIiGp,-
they have done nothing more than recommend
Southern Convention, the remedy proposed b.
the Union Party Of South Carolina. and dscrr
b. The Nulll6ers for its unconstitutionaliiy, 81!
sneered at for its iasfficiency The cOmmrs /
o. 81, through Mr. Brrrien, reported u r,'os |
,i,hs. which we're adopted with few imm,,era
amendments. These resolutions, in sub,taua
ASSERT the Federal Government to be one Of lu
ted powers, having no constitutional right
Judge in the last resort Of its own use or abuses
those powers, and that In The absence Of Goa
mon arbiter expressly designated by the e@ld
tuition, each Safe, a. such and BY virtue d is
sovereignty is entitled to that right; dscliahG
the Tariff act, of 1882 and those Of which ~
a'nendatory.in 80 far as they TRANSCEND he Pr.
SIS Of revenue, and are intended to operate Iuds
protection of domestic manufactures, involve t |
exercise Of powers not granted by the ccn'ni'
ton, and are = plain and nalpable violation O|b'
true intent. meaning and spirit of that lr'fs
ment; profess the sincere attachmeneof ,heF'
pie Of Georgia to the federal constitution sni
the Union Ut these States. which it creates ~
guarantees, and that actuated by these feeln.'
they will still persevere in the use OF ever r.
per and efficIen, means for the peaceful aGj's
ment OF this unhappy controversy, taking the r!
IDent Of the rational DEBT is the limit alter "he
a protective Tariff can find no plausible Psa
IN our constitutional charter, and being VILE
to wait until Congress shall have fall tine DEM
rately to determine whether they will, D
Course Of prospective and gradual reducron'
duce and equalise the duties on foreign ITP"'
so as TO bring the income OF the so'efAn'
within the limits of revenue and to collect ~
JIG contributions on principles OF just iilu"
express The determination OF the people d W"
gia to resist permanent protection oil d'r's'.
manufactures, by duties on 'mportat'on.' .! v
exercise Of their sovereign rights. and o' GU
sultation and concert with other States 'ih''
aggr,eved and interested; and invite the *"'
Southern States having a common interest u
moving the grievances Of the protective '!''.
"to assemble in Convention by Delegates !"
the respective States, corresponding to the n''
Der Of their Representatives 10 Congress
elected for that purpose on the third M"nu'
March next, to confer together on the 'uVF'
these grievances. and TO recommend 10 '@T
pie Of their respective States such measure
may best conduce to the removal Of u'e sou
and that the place Of such meeting BE- de'''u
ed by correspondence between the p'"s
elected to said Conventions" and feq'e'
Clerks Of the Superior Courts, IN the V.
counties, to open a register in their re'p', ID
Offices, on the 18th Dec. next, Tor tn'H y
thereafter, to enrol the names OF the CIV"
expressing their appreciation or dlsapp'0'' y
the proceedings Of the Convention, ''' -
.,.,t If u.;or;tv he,ne found 10 favor o.