Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15
NORTH CAROLINA


lac resoluli M relating 10 the fariH aud Nullihcaon
having been read, Ar. fragg and Observed that he
had Ia his hand two resolutions the subjects embraced
IN those which had just been adj which lac would pro-
pose su sue ior that part Of the report OF the com
niee. lie would MT naucr hiu,sei hat his substitute
would be received for, from oil he could discover ia was
he fixed determination the House, from vatious cons
dera iuus upon the Report was made and had
been printed and placed in tho hands ot members oh
jec however, would be attained by simply Offering h
subStiu e-H wCuid be that re MAS Ter reprohapp
The Iar IN stronger language than cid the Req IT. Ii
tie House refused his substitute caidour iinpeed him
10 say that as he had Gone IN c'mni tee he should
now do 'or the s-ke o unaujmity he should 20 for the
Report Mr. Brogg's resolu ious oll'w:
Resoircd, That the pr, sent Tariff laws which have
produced the alarming discomfort existing
the country, inasmuch they unequal and oppres-
sve and were enacted. avowedly 10 project sustain and
enrich portion OF the community the expense OF
another, unwarranted by the Constitution aud ought
TO be speedily repealed.
ResOiUed, That while scnsbly and acuely feel the
burden that Expresses us, and sincerely sympahisc with
sister State South Carolina cannot approve of her
doctrine OF nulcaton promugcd in her late Ordinance
-oeneNhS 10 he revolutionary IN its tendency, and not
considering existing grievances great they are so into
erable as to justify resort 10 any extreme and extra con-
sutuiiOnal remedy for relief
The motion to strike with view TO insert the above
having been lost and the resolution reported by The COM
miee the subject of notification being under considc-
ration, Mr. Potts and addressed tic House in its
port
Mr. Potts, was very eloquent in his remarks and mani
tested sincere devotion to the his country
and hostility TO the doctrine OF Modification, being alb
surd, revolutionary in its character unconstitutional
MIR. SaWI Ot Eienton, spoke he
luton, and in defence Of his avorite docne qualifications
He took occasion to charge of the friends OF the reso-
luton which denounced S. Carolina Modification with in
consistency elected some very able remarks from
Mr. Bragg in reply, proving the charge as applied to him
unjust. The House motion of Mr. Eccles adjourned
On Thursday the resolution called up again, and oc
cuped the greater part of the day it's discussion.
Mr.. MLcod being entitled TO the floor reinq uished
his right, presumng that the votes would be taken
without debate In this he Disappointed Mr..
Long oil HALIFAX rose IN opposition TO the resolution
acclaimed in favor of ratification as the richful remedy
and as warranted by the Constitution MIR. Daniel spoke
atengh IN favor oil The resolution and in opposition TO the
doctrine which it condemns Mr. Clark of Beaufort coun-
y, delivered very handsome speech against the adop
OF the resolution. His ideas many of them were
Cumberland spoke very ieelngly of the consequences
likely toresuii from civil war, the end which Nuhfca-
ton must inevitably lead if put in practice Mr. Frede.
rick Sawyer from PasquOtdnk made few remarks stating
the reasons why he should against the resolution
The resolutions passed introduced by the committee by
large majority with few slight amendments.
motion was made to postpone indefinitely the rcsou-
ton declaring the doctrine Of Modification be revou-
uonary in its Character SC, which decided in the
gative, follows:
Yeas-Messrs Clark, Craigc Fadds, Gary, Gee, Guth-
RE, Irvine Lancaster Long McCeesc, Nc MILAN Nor.
man, Outlaw, Pierce, ). T. Sawyer, F. A. SAWYER Sim
MEMS l.. Thompson, Towsend, Tunstall, Waddcl
Ndys-Messrs Alternately Allison, Arlington, Baker,
Barrnger, Blowe, Boddie, Bragg Brewer Burgin Burns
Cansler, Carter, Clayton Coman, Courts Cunningham
Culberston, Daniel, Davidson, Dockery, DoherY, Ec-
Giles, EdnOnson, Enloe, Foscue, Gillespie Glass Grady
Graves, Gwynn, Hammond, Harrison, Harper, Hart,
Hartley Hill, Hinton, Horton, Hurst, Iron Jarvis j. B.
Jones' Jones, Jordan, Judkins, Lapeyre Lee Leford
Little Locke, Leudermilk, Lyon, Mangum, Marsellcr
Mauitsby, Montgomery, Mullen, Murray, McIaurin
Mcleod Mcneil, n elson, O'Ben, Park, Pebbles Pear
son, Poindexter Polk, Potts Rand Refe Ridley Ro.
berts Settle, Shepard Sherw God, skinner sloan, Smith
Spruill, StaIlings Stephens, Sumner, Thomas G. A.
Thompson, Iillet Wordsworth, Ward, Watson, Weaver
Melch, whitaker, Wiseman Witcher, Wooten, Word
Zigar.- CORstitufi0HdiiSt
/ NuLL1FtcAr1oN-of all the phrases in the Eryli,r
language that OF Modification has become the most COM
mon m It's application There is no circle, refined
tic, solemn or geeul, but we hear it used, ether with
reference TO South Carolina or 10y way OF illustration
And there is place public secluded but some hing
in the nature the before us, conveys to the mind
associations connected with III. II is sort OF ghost which
haunis the imagination waking dreaming. n man
loses his equilibrium, and becomes anti locomotive hy foo
frequent obIaons the merry god he is under Ni,j
Tying iniuence he contents of the flowing bowl hch
Contributed 10 the flow of soul while i'm the eyercise of
" MiYyihS principle, become Nullifed. Hard hearted
damses, who refuse TO reGuile every profession of love
thais mete'i ont 20 them NferS; because orsooth
they are not for Union 10 a man, and the recc ed To-
yer Is NWfhed. All mankind Nuifiers in prac.
uce' IL rot IN pIIncpe according 10 The present ge.
neral acceptaon of the word, and all are destined ia
! he nuihed. Even Qualification has been .Nullifed
M our Slate Legislature ergo majority of the mem.
beers OF our Legislature practical Null6ers and
the NuIfeys in principle been practically .NuITfed
who defeated i'm an argument is TO all intent, and
purposes NtHJed; and he whose appetite requires an in
ordinate quantity OF loofis consuming .NtIiifer The
term is applied TO the animal and vegetable creation The
whole world Is nothing but Of Modification: and
the great King OF terror-Icath himself with his pale
horse and relentless scythe, but another name for Mill.
the most prominent and successful
hcr OF them all The evil serpent who preys upon men
consciences and ipeidously gathers into its yenomons
folds, every fair flower Dedicated to virtue and truth
converting the human heart into receptacle of loahsome
passions is acknowledging Nuifer And whether Nuli.
cation a. about TO be put practice by s. Carolina may NOT
have The same deeterous effect upon the civil institutions
OF our country by destroying every thing that is beautiful
and leaving in possession of delored and ruined Com
siituon instead OF the cherished inheritance we now en-
oy Is question well calculated TO inspire the friends OF
. Liberty with so!Citude.
We sec the great powers Of Europe who look upon Civil
Liberty WIN so much jealousy subyersve of Monarchy
and Despo ISM assuming themselves the arbitration Of
intestine factions, and of settling and defining disputed
boundaries They have given Belgium and Greece king;
and 1t our beloved country should by any fatality become
divided into petty soveregnes and desoaed with feudal
warfare 1t is but reasonable to suppose that the attention
oil the allied powers of Europe, will be turned towards MS
ana that they viii rejoice at opportunity to engra their
nonarchical principles the tree Of American Iber.
ty.-U.
RALEIGH, N. C.,) Jan II.
the LegisidtuTe.- We mentioned i'm our last tbe
adoption OF the joint Resolution to adjourn on the 5h inst
taking occasion to remark at the time hat would be TO-
tally mpractcabe 20 carry itnto effect with due regard
to The public interest On the lh inst that Resolution
was rcsciHdcd and the Legislature Is still i'm session
though they will probably adjourn to-day or to- rnorroyy
we fear from present Indications that no measures nm
be taken 10 relieve the embarrassnents of the con,n
by the establishment of Bank. There have besn
six distinct bills before the Legislature for this purposc All
OF which, with the exception Of that submitted hv Nj
Barrnger, have failed from the indisposition Of pess IN
support any other pT0ject than that corresponJn, Win
their own peculiar notions the subject of Rankin,
The bill excepted above, passed by the House All
sent 10 the Senate, where il has undergone so r,r
fer tal slf fafip lft.f5 ioUIT IL