Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-31
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We lay before our readers Address from the
two Senators and six of the Representatives of S.
Carolina to their fellow citizens. Though not as
warm and animated rs expected to find IT, Vet its
drift cannot be mistaken If we entertained doubt
about IT. the language ofthe multiplying Editors would
remove every shadow of it from our minds They
go direct for Notification. The Charleston Merc,-
ry (cOndcted by Mr.. Pinckney AN able and resDect-
able gentleman, and the Speaker of the H. of r.
declares the determination of the People "that
the new tariff should mol be enforced oithn the limits
Of hlS Stale" The Columbia Telescope more en-
phatically AYERS that "The sovereignty of the State
must he speedily brought into action, to resist and
repel the SLAVERY tChich otherwise t0 be fastened upon
as JoreUer And when the State does act in defence
OF herrights may life of shame and sorrow, dis
honored grave, and name forever infamous be the
portion of him icho falls IN has duty to his ancestors,
his poserity his country, and his God"
We shall analyZe hereafter this address, attributed
TO the pen of Mr.. McDuiic; unless we should be
anticipated by the critics i'll $. Carolina. 1t eabo-
rately undertakes the notifications of the new
Tariff Bill. All the premises by which they arrive
at their conclusions are not announced-but if they
are as ialacious as those which Mr. McDufe has set
forth in his last speech they not specious enough
to drive It's into notification. What, for instance,
shall we think of the following passage i'm Mr.. Nc
Duties speech?
alt was the opinion of Judge Baldwin, that the with
drawa oil the credits now allowed on the importaons of
wooens, would be equivalent TO an increase of fifteen per
ccntum in the protecting duties imposed upon them; and
know it TO be the opinion of of the most intelligent
per cenun Assuming the annual amount of the impor-
on, of woocns TO be $40 600 600 il follows that on
these articles alone there will be an of 900 900
added TO the buhens OF the protecting SYSTEM to coun-
terbalance the nominal reduction Of 1927 COO"
Here Mr.. McDufie falls into most egrcgious
mistake. In calculating the effects of substituting
the credit duties by cash duties, he actually CON
tOunds the per centage on the amount of the i'm
Pordt'ons, with the per centage the amount of the
duties upon those importaons! But it is useless to
repeat what has been so ably done to our hands, by
Mr. Cadozo, the accomplished Editor ofthe Charles
ton Patriot This error is too gross and would have
suited much better some others of the 'stern sons
OF war, than a man of the piercing mind and high
bearing of Mr. McDufiie. We are mortified bT
these indications.-The Tariff is bad enough, Hea-
ven knows without such sophistry-and rnistate-
nent against truth and proprety.
The following notice in the last Charleston Mcr-
curry shows That the War Of Modification is to be
carried on with spirit:
"Thc present Congress Of the United States having IA.
Ken IFS final measures in regard 10 the Tariff and there
being no hope left for South Carolina excepting in the en-
ergies Of her Sons, GENERAL MEETING OF THE
STATE RIGHTS AND FREE TRADE PARTY Of the
Parishes Of ST Philip and St. Michael is accordingly
quesled at the CIRCUS, on MONDAY EVENING
The Chair WILDE taken precisely at o'clock
by order If the Committee"
Pennsylvania is Ike Che Rock Of Gibraltar The veto
cannot shake her The " Harrisburg Reporter" airms
that with the great democratic party Of lie state Gen.
jackson is as much the avone Of the people cvcr and
our electoral election will show that they determine
ed, and as firmly uned"bat " many who had become
ukcwarn 10 the cause have come ont decidedly his ia
your and disposed 10 yield him much credit for his
Hn stand against the bank for any other act Of his adj
illustrations and upon The whole VIC are decidedly Of The
opinion that The instead Of inurng him in PeHnsyl-
vania viii be the Of making him friends" The
Carlisle Republican (Which is in favor Of the Bank de-
clares that The intelligence and honesty Of tie citizens
oil PcnnsyVaia IRE universally IN support Of the Roman
hrmncs oil President Jacksouand that TIC democratic
presses IN Pennsylgania. with exception, Che
Pennsylvania InquirerO boldly iu support Of thc
constitutional opinion Of President Jackson in regard Ia
The rc-clartcnng Of the Bank"