Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-16

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what state our iberes' want no war above ali NO IN III
at home. ""' "o ""p
sr repeat, mat think South Carolina has been rash
incorporate ana greatly IN the wrong but do moi van
to disgrace her, nor any other member of mi. J; NJ
no "o' uee 10 see ,he usre OF one single star dimmcd
oil That glorious Conederacy which constitutes on liz;
cal sun; still less 10 wish to see il bo,,cJ % p,
light ob'iterated forever. Has not the State of Sell,
roma eeen Que OF me members of this Union in DAYS
uat 'rleu mems souls Z! Have her ance s,o,s c,i
alongside ancestors Have we not, co;o,,, ,ougn
together many glorious battle II we lad 10 co ;
cNh war with such State, how would il ,ernin,,as
Whenever IL should have terminated what would n. L.
condition III she should reurn to the IInion -
would be The condition OF her feelings and elections
what the state of the heart OF her people She has be.
with us before when her ming in The ,byoc
OF oae ana as hope postery will ming with hers
Tor ages and centuries 10 in the united defence Of H.
berry. and for the honor glory of the Union do nor
wish to see her degraded deaced member Of this
Coniederacy. = 80
divdua member of this body bring into the consi,ss
Ton Of this measure, which have had the honor of n,o
posing The same love OF country which, il know myself
has acuatcd me and the desire for restoring b,r
mohy 10 the Union, which has prompted this effort fwa
can ,orge Tor moment-but that would be asking too
"ucn OF human nature-f we could suffer for one mo-
men', party feeling and party causes-and as s,.p 3D..
before my Cod declare have looked be, nd those con
sideratons, and regarded only the vast interests r III;
united people, should hope that under such Cee,;n.
and with such dispositions, we may advantareousIv nr6
coed to the consideration of this bill and heal bsIo,o
are yet beeding the wounds of distracted coun "
Mr. c. concluded with asking leave to Introduce hi Hill
MIR. Forsyth presumed, he said, that the motion for
so, he begged leave TO say word or two In oppoon 10
IT, The avowed object of the bill would meet with nni
versa approoahon 1t was project to harmonze tho
people, AMI 1t could have from better source than,
from the gentleman fom Kentucky for TO no one were
more indebted than TO him for the discord iscon
tent which agate us But a lew months ago II ,vas i'm,
The power OF the gentleman, those with whom he
acted to settle this question and forever Tho
opportunity was not seized, but he hoped il was mot ,,.
ed In the project offered he could not see h, sIa
ments of success. The time was not auspicou. re-
fourteen days remained TO the session. and we ha ho nus
Ions h.Tu.-
than, by taking up this measure here produce ces
sa''oh OF their action Was there danger that the
ionreeh days would be exhausted in useless debate,
why twenty men, with asuficcncy Of breah-for words
thcy would not want-could annihate tho Bill t,ouyb y
majority IN both Houses in favor Of H. He object
ed too, that the hill violation of the Consit,,
ton, because the Senate had no power TO raise re-
venue TWO years ago, the Senator made pro-
Posioi' winch was rejected on this very ground. Ibe
oher, however, would not be useless; il womb ha,
attended with all the advantages which could follow
lis discussion here. We shall sec il and ,.Le 4, 80,
consideration the offer OF the manufactures rha
other party, called will view il as scheme If
not as their Wtmdtu, but their fist oiTere
Du tue bargain was all side After they are do
ieaed and can no longer sustain conflict thew come n,
make the best bargain they The Senator from Ken
lucky says, the Tariffs in danger: ave. SIR tits at its last
gasp IL has received the imnedicabe wound-no hcls-
bore can cure it, He considered the confession of The yen
ueah 10 oe oil immense Importance Yes, sir the whole
Ieeng oil The country is opposed TO the high protective
system The willy serpent that crep into our Eden has
heen touched by the spear of Ihurie The Senator IL
anxious 10 prevent the ruin which sudden abotia tho
system will produce. No one desires 10 nlict rn ,,no
the manufacturers; but suppose the outbern people hay
ing the power to control the subject should totally and
suddenly abolish the system what right would those bay
TO complain who had combined to Cypress the SonL5
what has the Tariff led us to already' From one end of
The country to the other it has produced evils which are
worse than thousand Tariffs The necessity of
now to iraterna feelings shows that that feeling is moi
Sleeping but nearly eXtinguished lie opposed the intro
ueuoh o me OH as revenue measure, and upon de-
handed the Yeas and Nays, which were ordered
mr. Shmh ol Md observed that the bill no cure at
al, or .he evils complained OF by the South. They wish
ed to try the consttuonalty of protecting duties In
ms Oil there was nothing but protection from beginning
10 end We had been told that il the bill passed viii
common consent the system established bv il womb nn
be touched But he had been cheated IN thai ,vsy
and would be cheated again I'm 1915 IL yas sai 20
manufacturers would be satisfied with the prote c,ion al
orded by the bill of that year. but i'm few year. ts
hey came and insisted for and got more After the
nrS' our years, an attempt would be made TO repesl all
The balance OF this bill He would go no farther han
our years in prospective reduction The reduction wa,
~ per cent cotton
Mr. HOLINESS said that this the first time but one
mat he eve" heard an objection TO motion of leave
common courtesy required that any Senator should have
eaNe 10 ironuce any bill he pleased He did not know
wheher ne should like the principles of this BILL but be
would like to have on the table and see hs,bc. b.
would approve of it, As to punshment-the friend. ~
protection would submit none, for thew had committed
crime. The cotton interest of the United Sia, ~
grown up under protection of three cents a pound
which 1t had enjoyed since the year 1885, and since bv
Tins crime it had been protected enough its friends wer.
'Sy "hhng 10 dehounce protection, was extraorinn-
"' proposition OF reconciliation should not be recev-
en- ana that The yeas and should be called upon il,
""e TIC Tcecled mot This Us proposition intended
Offering and considered tie manner Of its recep
lion, he almost wished that he had complied with the re-
quest OF his constituents little before and resigned
hen he would not have been here TO see such propo,
ton rejected. y" f''P'''
Mr. Forsyth replied, that If the Senator from X cn,ueky
had not explained the provisions the bill and shown
We" 'oDe unconstuiiona he should have 10 objection
TO lis Introduction II The Senator from Maine had neyrr
before heard OF an objection motion for leave TO intro
duce bill, he would probably hear of hereafter He
had not spoken OF any punishment for friends of this
protective system ia this body, but of the
generally know, said Mr.. Forsyth, that the friends Of
he manufacturers are undergoing their sentence this
moment.
MI foindrx'er rs'urred his hearty thanks 10 the Sc.
naor rom Kentucky tor Introducing this bill and he hon
ed he would have leave. We have arrived al singular
tors decyng the Tariff rminous and opp essve and vet
Vo'lug Tor fleets and at mics carry il into eEe e. when
aH noLorabIe senator pr conciliaiO, opposed
hfhg which ough to be avrTed and avoided, -Four.
ecu days we have spent here in idle upon es,s-
"oh whether we should declare upon South Carolina
or mol The Senator from Kentucky has offered 81 lsss an
owe branch; bu though the Senator from Georgia IL H.
mig to make war, TO enforce The accused Tariff vet he
u refuse he tender OF OFF, remove s huidrhs
rs 10 me constitutional point the only violation OF hs
RUE ProhltIng the Senate from originating bill rssDg
revenue ould take place at the nation nOat the
inception OF the We have had preyious bill
before us whch ought to have been Lckd on, OF this
body as on il sheWn here hut this measure,
which Looks 70 tie peace std Tranquil ty Of the country
dd o meet with much that from the honors-
he Senator from Georgia. The sovereign panacea fer
meaning all our wounds aud restoring peril health hs
body polite, Is that VIII ch The jud ci ~ onmte has
reported, VIZ doses OF balls, bullets and hayOne
ne protested against inconsistency which would bring
out the hole Of The country carry the Tariff into
rpf IN