Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-23

Guernsey nan-an island lying between France and En-
gland the Inhabitants OF which famed for
Aud what charge Is brought against him Why sir the
grevous one, that he has imported goods at low du
~ as the law would allow; andtha he has supported such
constitution OF the Law as would enable him accomplish
this object Now sir for the lite OF me, cannot discover
MORAL faint ia this. Every importer seeks 10 pay as little
oiduy he honestly can; and in this they are met by the
manufacturers who Is always anxious that the highest pos
pie duly shall be exaeed on article coming con-
iict with his own fabrics. This Is the only charge
which has heretofore been brought against Mr. Srchet
lie was charged IN reference to his trade with having
come before Congress with dirty hands. MIR Dickcrson
said that this allegation made by Mr. Sarchet in his
memorial 10 Congross, and not by others MIR. Haync by
permission oil Nj. r., said that the Senator from n ew
Jersey was nstaSen the charge had been made BY Others
anu Mr. Sarchet Introduced the expression into the
mortal by way OF osetl Sir, said Mr. T., his hands may
nave been hardened and stained by his trade, but he
brought along with him honest heart and clear head
and the views which blacksmith presented have moi
been answered, and never be answered satisfactorily
we nave also heard sonething said OF the issues from
The Boston mint Let those issues speak for
they will pass current, because their intrinsic value
Or, these are not the only restrp against oppression
anu injustice, which have issued from the mint The
Time was, when those rescrps hailed from one end
oil th contnentto the other And vi late years, there
presented TO this House, from Boston, one the ables ar
gumenls against this American SYSTEM that this country
has yet Ii sir, from Fauuei hail. an cdiice
which should be preserved Is mounent OF gone times
and nothing selfish or merely sectional should enter
there In the names OF the great OF former time
under the roof OF that cdice, invoke honorable
Senators to pause long TO pause they decide that
sion IT that were the only circumstance, would be as no.
thing iii comparison with the alienation of feeling which
has Produced What can compensate Tor the loss OF tina,
affection on the part Of even single State in the Union'
Platter not yourselves tat this is exclusively South
carolina question. No, sir, il is southern question
Every State the o,har side OF the Potomac feels alike
Interested IN II; nor aUor under the morbid apprehension
that 10 grant relief can produce the slightest tendency TO
dlsuuon DO you seek TO give perpetuity 10 this Union
practice not injustice; for as certain fate ITSELF they who
sow injustice will reap iniuity have been reared in
reverential affection for the Union. My Imagination has
led me to look into Tie distant FUTURE there to contem-
plate the greatness oil free America have behed her
walking on the waves Oft mighty deep CARRYING along
with her udngs OF great joy distant nations. have
seen her oyer,urnng the strong places desposm and
restoring TO man his longost rights Wo wo bctde that
man who shall sow the seeds OF dsunion among us Bet
ter Tor him had he never been born Ifhe cali upon the
mountains TO hide hnnay, if he bury himself in the We
ry centre OF the earth the indignation of mankind will find
him out, and blast him with its beginnings.
Again call upon gentlemen deeply 10 pause Forone
am ready TO meet them liberal terms: and in NV
poor Judgment ii is 10 the interest OF the
themselves that this question should now be settled Let
them ren,ember the books of the sybil and profit by the
recollection. The south seeks lay no rude or violent
and on existing establishments, but il has eh TO
pect an anticipation oil its burdens. The proposition of
the Senator from Kentucky yields nothing TO her com.
plants The taxes which he proposes to repeal, have
never been complained Of and have existed from the
foundation oil the Government hope most sincerely
Mr. President that this question will be adjusted and
through that Adjustment peace and harmony be restored
to the Union.