Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

| ever impcdes the course of avarice and ambition
will ever be denounced as rash and precip itate ;
| and had South Carolina delayed her resistance fiji
~ instead Of twelve years, she would have heard
! from the same quarter the same language, but II
really surprising tia, those " no arc suffering
| IA common with herself, and who have complained
equally loud Of their grievances who had pro"oun-
| ced the very acts which she had asserted with
IN her limits To be oppressive, unconstitutional,
| and rlaous aitsr SO long n stluege--a struggle
| longer than the period ofthe Trojan war--should
now complain ofprccipttaney No, it is no,
| Carolina winch has acted precptately, but her sis.
| te, States, who have S4aored IN common with her
| that have acted tafiily. Tad they acted as she
has done--had They pefiormed their duty with c
Dual energy and nonftncss our situation this day
would be- very d!ilsrcnt from what we now lind II.
! Delays are SAID 10 be dangerous and never WAS
| the maxim more true than in the resent casc-a
case OF monopoly. II is the very nature OF mono
! poles TO grow. II we take from one SIDE large
portion Of the proceeds OF il labor and give II IN
! the Other, the side Il ON which we take must con
staniy decay. and thatt which we give must
| prosper and increase. Such is the action OF IN
protective system II cxacts from the South large
portion al the proceeds Of lis industry, which l.
! bestoWs upon the other sections IN the shape OF
! baant.ss 80 manufactures, and appropriations III
/ 'haa<aui forms pensions, Improvement OF rivers
! al hafn3rs roads nua canals and il. every shape
4 mi WI OF INGENUITY ean devise. Can wo then be
! surprised that 'he principle of monopoly grows,
WHEN Il ~ saeiupy remunrrated III the expense Of
,foso WIN s5onart,,7 And ,his * the real reason
rttI frte !, ,,i.ness that nh a,,s for t,,o
,,,, .,...,,. mali ,,,,,..y;f,s h,,, #soo, co,,c
- he '4st,t,., t,, o,aa, aaa oyeryholnoi,,o
,a,io,i,ias III ,sho s,.n tie ,,oaonelv on
d,,qt ,f#i,, -, =, Ia, mrs, vel,siv. banc and
1e,.t,i,, DIV :, ,.sso,i,,e univ u snai
-, ,,,,b, 49,, .,.,.., h.,.i,. =, ,,s. = t},o, III
the two hea<,s If e'on.,ess-o IN III. p,a,n r,rel.
ID, ,,at li .,r.,,fs, tin number from whom the
1menoaa!y AK and The f,,yer on whom II be.
Slows rfe Greater is tn advantage to the monopa.
tii.t. A.lis4r #, IN, s6irt Xc have orrn SEEN
Nth y.bai vac, nr,ci,,, thy count ,ddib, wool
To voolIens .ssorinlinp lend ard non ,e,nr ,heif
Wv no,il - hor. ,n,;ari,v il ob,,,p,d when the
Nm ,aSses eoonectjnc inst as many interests as Is
sl,,B cnt ,o s,,sur4 rs 3,.,... and re more. Las
sf.r, I'm. fe.yr1er ~, lave invariably found
,ha tbs j.. i,.eor1as q decided maia1itv under
TN, .,,t,,l ai,4r,fion which eon,sla individuals 10
,uis.,;.5 ..hi.b he uanauolx have zen
der,d unavoidable ,h5fttrv may participate IN
those unrsuits which !, had Ienlctcd profitable. l.
: 3a,,,4 tbi4 dangerous and grow ng disease
winch south Carolina has acted-a disease whose
,anrfren3 u5aIan would nave sonf. spread To every
bart of tlc system had It ot been speedily arrest
. ] ed
Thorc was another powerful reason why the az
,lon tse STATE ca.i,d no, bs safely delayed The
ra,flir Il hi as h hia s,lrcalv stated for oil prae-
tic3i ,,oln,c4s had Already been paid and under
the rxlstne daries Il larger annual surplus, of ma
~ m Inrs must come into the Treasury. II was
E.; ;nao44fbl, t4iook At thls state Of things without
soe,to the mos, miscellaneous consequence es, and
,,n,.', others II not speedily corrected, il, would
i,.lno,s powerfuI and almos, ineuperahle ohs,a-
-. ., err, ..If,, off the burden under which he
7 .o5st til e,n so hong i4h7riny The DISPOSITION
infihe safplls would become subject Of violent
and cor,uo, s,rny,le. anil could rot fail 10 rear up
NOS. and nowerf1l interests in support Of the exs
linz .,s,,t no, only N those sections hich have
/ heeo L,,.,ofore benefited bv il, but even in the
.ih ifsslf H.. 1oul3 not la, trace to the entici.
,,at,, stair # the I reasnrv the sud len and
extraordinary moments which had ttlten place at
tbela,s, session. in the Ylrelniu legislature, in
u,I,.h = whole south wes vitality interested. Il
,vas ;r,oossib,o for anv rational man L, believe
,l.f ,b,, State could seriously have thought OF ef
,..,,o ,Io scheme To which h, alluded py her own
resn,rc.s ,,jthout noverftll aid from the general
/ ,,,,.l,,,.,,,
| l. ,o,t ,,.o,o1 Tint ~. o,c,rc;,,g nets boye
,,,;,.5 l,,a,os o,,,i, tro,na
~ r.,,,,o T., ms h,.iion an ,no,her
- ., 'i, ,,,, t, ro,.., ,l,, h, ,h,n
/ - ria,,l.s,, Ladh.o, l.yirl,t.d ont only 10
! .hoav,o.,, ,ba,thay bad no vol, :, entcr The
constitution had admitted the jurisdiction of the
! Jrri,.t Sto,ce within thr limits of the several
States only so far as the delegated powers author
;yed hcvond thar ,hev were in,ruders. and might
,iyhfot he cvnced: & that they had been efiicent-
f., evnait,d no tho ,ey;sa,;on of .he State through
civil process ms has been acknowledged on all sides
in the ,ltbate. is only IA confirmation of tho truth
a, the ,os,rin. for which the majority ia Carolina
had contended
pa ,or,, ,,,;,, >, ;,s,o L.,yoo, Tho ,opo IN ties