Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17

l had to utter, I would say 10 my fellow citizens Of the
Ss"th, be prepared 10 defend your liberties in every
form, and at every hazard. aud as soldiers OF constitutional
liberty, sleep on your arms" Melancholy experience
has taught us, the impotence Of all parchment, securities
Tor our rights. and we have found hatthati is tue, now and
here, which has been true la all ages aud coun,ries-,bat
no people can long preserve their liberties, who have not
the spirit and who are prepared TO defend them in every
form IN which they may be assaulted.
IL IL high time that the Southern States s,,o,,a ,unkep
ON he,r sluinoer iiaise security, and Offering upevery sci
"sn iee'ig' anu disiracting Jealousy, on the altar OF pat
ro"sni' prepare Tor a united struggle, Tor constitutional
'o'ry' Already have our aiversartes drawn tli-ir lines
dtos"o the citadel, AMI commenced their approaches, ac-
U""g "'he most approve eel system ofsHack; and God on
y N"ows how long 1t may be, before they will open their
ue"e"es' anu commence their caDnonade. Under these
circumstances, do sincerely believe, that q speedy Union
"o Planning states, ~ precautionary measures Tor the
projection OF their peculiar rights, is the only mean. of
saving our pos'erity from the most awful and affecting des.
But, gentlemen. | have already exhausted myself. and
an" sure must have exhausted your patience. will.
therefore. bring my remarks 10 a conclusion. bv oa.yinr
you a sentiment which comes from the bolton, of nv
hesr;:- ''"""' W"y
Georgia and South Carolina In.e,,r, blv ,,;,., !,
w" ne'eSu, may they be as ineparably united in their
eouhci's anu their destinies. Whom God hath Joined N.
Se'"er'' lei no man put asunder.
NuLLiFIcArioN IN GEORGIA We present % IN
readers this morning the political ca echism. pu, ior.b hv
,'e t''eh Priest OF , srolina Nullif cation at the seat of
iesrnihg IN our State, Oh the occasion, seized upon bv m,
georgia deyo'ees to propagate their doctrines in Georgia.
u'uer me n'insy veil OF 'honoriDg talents where talents
are cultivated 10 comment in crtenso a, mi. ,,,na NV
on this political faith OF the sNa,ive Son OF G.o,yia,,
""u'u, we deem, be encioachiDg uron the preroy,t y. al
" .e"ue's, WIG are sufhcient y enlightened To eject IN.
''i'dces aud expose The Inconsistencies OF the .rA,ynr.
o"oNoRAbLN; nut we cannot torbear plying a. e sun.
por'ets oil a joctine, who 10 give il cur,uency. Al ack M.
Jdcuifies OF one OF the Consciipi Fathers oi lie Rsruhi;.
Que who s'ands-the last survivor of those Who iran.5
ue Constitution, and who by his writings msini, con,ribut.
eu " FORM mat Compact which has IN ade dies. States
rree anu independent. We would ask, what made tits
country The Tree and happy Country i. is, bu, tina, Gov,
secraed by , IN rS h, ~,I'0'H a. our ancestors and coc-
u the boosted Sovereignty of thes, Sta.cs hal "n,
.na' constitution been framed which rested in more Of
ncien' hands the reins OF Government. They would bay.
oeen VIVA, the course OF Mr.. M'Dudie and his admire.
"ou'u make them, divided ia their Councils, and divided
IN their dearest Understandable 10 becom. the nrey =, H.
nestle or foreign faction. We look upon mi. .nesch !.
"reprahd cast into this peaceful and happy State In .xc;,.
VI Pauiouc people to Revolution and Anarchy. We have
waihng Tor this passionate harrangue, uttered a, ih.
VINE board, TO hold up to public gaze in the miro, ~
"hich tiey should be relr cied, the putIc Inconvenience.
oso mis- ,1t9.nphant v'ndica,or of State Rights" Are the
peopie oil Georgia TO be schooled i'm the doctrine nj ST..
Nsn's ny ms man, admired by the Nulii6ers for s.Ls
eease'ess Vigilance over Southern interests" VIA, b,.
become oil her Troup, her VIM. n. Craw ford. her Forsv,h
Gunner, her " iuiam Cumming, and the host of Others
who battied in their defence, when George M,Dnt;n "s
.me'ra m"tri"g opponenfa, Truly, the times have changed
ana men nave with them changed, when Gcor oians g..
upon The skirts OF 'Georgia's undring opponcni|, and fr'
Setn"g the past, lnhdle from his lips the wisdom of Cal.
civil ecmmo,ion and disunion." Ne would ,L 81" ung 10
ing readers TO read the passionate harancue of Mr.. AZ.
Du'ne anu ask hemselves-Wha does il amour, to I'm, a,
eNeu7e framed Tor the nulhiiers in their advocacy Of ,Iisu.
Nor! III we are TO he a disunited people. God nj H.,
~ ~ ~ VIA "eo'gians should he the plant instruments TO
~, - lie u : rather show our devotion to the /" Union"
anu not barter our ~birthright as American citizens tnr ,ho
Blinsy garb aud dctes,ablc po,tage of a Carolina nnII;Gar
nu' we nave already trespassed on our readers-which
of VACCINATIONS would tempt us TO extend. hut the l.na,,
VI lo narIang"e' which we publish, lorbids further .
marx: we think our readers should p yba, .r,,
800 " ue ulsorsdnizers to wean them from their Al.
,'chWeht 10 The Union. We have no fear il,, IN. ,,;r.
"ta"h casuisiry oil a M'DufTie can aiIec, the sound n,;u
c,pi"s which have guided and still guide the /. &c, tod,
OF The People OF Georgia. in their advocacy of ,sa 10y
VI e ctdeS. LEI M manila N. IIl.
w'i then Judge for themselves whether the .crw
0mon' a : mas been announced by a recently awakened
contemporary, " has been raised and reiterated to advance
me personal interests OF a few not the general yood 81 81
whole. -Sdrdnnah Georgian.
hir. McDufi,, ia his speech at the Athens (G.o IL,
neT, very mCdesIIy talks of The "decrepi ude, " ,to VII
Ties OF "Nr. Madison lr not be ny able 10 find ,,,,i.."
uoh III ms own report; and the editor of an August, raner
s'o',es In the ieiiciiy with which the orator exhibited the
NJ I'm u glariug aud riiicuious I;ghL"- expos-
'"g ms "paipablc contradictions" "imbeciitvo and r.
I -, :! ne author OF a certain speech, DENYING
"a VI "s"'s whatsoever, not longer than twelve
ago, Is commended as an apostle Of truth fr denonnc.
log James Madison as a supeFannnateJ cbanSsl;nn ~
cause he IL not OF the straight laced sect of stat. Vs,oismr
-odtfiHioTe inner lean.
M. M'DuRi. atemp,s tn ,b,oy rir.
son. o MS Interpretation OF he Yirrini. Resolu ION. b.
'eso'''ng me modes ei resistance TO laws paIp, blv unccor',
u.o mo Tie mere individual righ, Of petition and
'o'es thns uncadidly supprcssirg lba, oher and mr. me-;
Pa' means oil Influencing public opinion, to wit: Irqisi,iy.
uec'arduous by a number of the :! a,es acting in couc.r,
i ms mode OF operation on pub ic opinion j.. po;nieJ on, H.
.mo e"sr"',st.' u ls peculiar 10 our sysir m OF govern.
menf' and will be found whenever resor,ed ~ an ,i -
PROFESS ',i Pe'iii' ms OF the utmost efficacy. Now. VIVA,
s'ouhu " mere Tor the misplaced ridicule Of Mr.. Mint
nr ""en he cxciaims-" " 10 ever Imagined tina, a
s"'ume OF reasoning, 10 prove that a .oveteiyn S,,,e
man the iight TO pray and protest against an n :, =, ,Ms
L oe.al government, and who moreover wouid haze inn.
smeu that his right was limited 10 cases nj Jann.,nn.
anu Paip'ole violations OF the Constitution. when svar.
,u nnni KNOWS mat The humblest citizen las the most
unlimited and unqualified right 10 peti,ion .nd n.a,ao,
WIZ" VI without cause, and whether the Cons,i,ution La,
oee" 'ioia'ed or not" Now, would any s,nnosa
"Unn ''S passage, mat pettioning and protesting were The
o"'5 "9oues OF arrestiDg an unconstitutional act of Con.
= > 'nuicslen In the Virginia Resolutions? Is this can.
u" III WI: McDufhe? l. combined decIara,;on hr
OF States OF the dangerous acknowledgements ny
" congress the same "a the indirid,toIr rich, =, 80;
uon'hs AMI protesting? MIR. McDufic would ~, p'n
wy men, was The highest and most impor,ant of r..
For uL pud'e'"' ana constitutional resistance omitted /,
o Wha' purpose, but 10 raise a superstruc,ure IF nm, e. r.
"h'ch there was no foundation in ct-NorIesto, DE- Do
from tho National InteITgeoccIJ
fUBLIC SENTIMENT IN VIRGINII
oo ~: numerous assembldge of the people of Rann,ban.
.oun'y, on the first day Of the last ouar,criy c.,
Wn oe"g me hrst Monday in September, F. Stro,her
E<q. Was called to The Chair, on the motion If w1;nUone.'
l-ane' Esq. and Iephaniah Turner, Jr. was on bis nnu ~
appointed Secretary wbereupon, Roberts N;,;e" E
moved the following resolutions ""'"e Esq
HeS0fUed, AS The sense OF TIL. assemble ua, uo n.
- y y me United States is clothed with the novsr
taxes, dulles, impos's, and excuses, of borroyina ~ run
d''o exlgencies on the credit of the IInited ST.. "
~ - : STANDARD OF vALUE-Gn the gran, of
power 10 coin money, and regulate the value thereot -" wv
III "Thii'ng ana distributing the public revenues to ,igbI.
f,reign na,ioo. p a regulating commerce with
,"'S'"g " laws necessary and proper 10 int a.
,y .""n,ers'eo powers. That to sllay the Jealous semi
."' ""lcU sought Tor justice in equality, the Cons,i,n.
r%m LvImreI' ~that no preference shall be given by apv
tKuItfID d I'M ~ pa1 ]