Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-28

An. ,iowers reserved and OF consequence o'those
d.evaied are no, only without foundation IN truth
Ian, are contrary To the most certain an1 PLAN MS
,orra facts and the cleares, deductions oil reason
and that all exercise of power oh the part oil the
General Government, or any OF lis Depaf.hs"'s
claiming authority from such erroneous hssunp'
,ons. must of necessity be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tend. directly and inevitably 10 snbvert tue SOW
.reign,y of the States, TO destroy The federal eh'
oc,er of the aion, AMI To rear on It's runs eonSoi
dated government, without constitutional ehecN OF
limitation, and "hica hiA'' hesoSS"'''s '''''''''A "
the loss of liberty ltseh
rho.s resolutions were laid on the table and or
dered to be printed
THE LEGISLATURE resolutions, ad-
or,ed by the House of Delegates, in relation TO the
a,irs If South Carolina, were referred, m the Sc
.,,,, to a select committee, consisting OF Messfs
,t,,well. Cooke, HIarvie cd and D. McComag.
ON the 2lst, the committee iepofeda S&oSftf1fe, to
,yb;eh Mr. Cooke offered strlrg OF resolutions by
AMY Of amendment, They declare the tariff laws
,obe unconstitutional aud oppressive and call upon
CONGRESS to reduce the duties to an equitable stan
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unconstitutional remedy, aud contrary to the spirit
.ofthe Virginia Resolutions and Report of IS 80
They likewise repudiale the doctrines of the Pre-
siden.s Message, and deprccate the employment
of foree-at the same time entrcaing South Caro-
lin, TO rescind her Ordinance or 10 suspend itsop-
eration-- Mr.. William McComas has also offered a
Substitute for the Eepof; OF the committeeman.
santa,'y Of the same import OF the Resolutions az.
op,cd by the House Of Delegates The debate
commenced on Wednesday last and, at our last
dates from Richmond, The Senate hadbcen a1,.ress-
ed by M,ssrs Old, MGComa s OF " ytLe, Me
Carly, &c.
s1s The Richmond Euqair"r, oflhc EEL inst.
says" W. learn from an authority, almost direct,
that Mr.. Web,tcfiahlicly deca'ed, on Thursday
night, that for his o~n part, be was for doing JUS
ice to the South, aud ilr coming back to the net oi
1916" lie have no sort Of aouot, that this sn1ec
would be at once satisfactorily adp ted, Were II
not for the offensive attitude which South Carolina
has assumed towards her sister states including
those who coincide with her IA sentiment as to he
oppressive character Of tic Ta,.flaNs. 1t canno;
be expected tia. Virs mia az" the other Southern
States viii consent to bc drarcn by South Carolina
Into tne adoption OF DER unconstitutional and odIons
measures, III order to get rid even of unconssu-
,,vnal law, VIII lie efficient constitutional remedies
are within their power, stlll less ii be
expected tia, the States which affirm the con.
sluenaay uuI eHpediency Of the protective
system viii be buiiled into acqacseeuce with het
demands. Rcnonstrancos might be e.tecida Wilde
threats arc tlcalcd with desery ed contenp.. A
pan vi, yield rIucb to arrsinests addressed 10
his and sense OF Justice While if!ie deserve
tic name Of man, lac vii! scotn 10 surrender any
thing 10 menace, Il Is So likewise, wlth states.
s2r The Washington Telegraph is " highly
gratifcd at the from Virginia" And what,
is i, pray, which so ticklcs friend Du!f! Simply
The pro ceilings of alrcetns Of Null yors IN the
county OF JAMES Cty--a county SO sin ILL., thai II
can l.ardij be = sccr.ad or ,he nap Doss rutf
,ink this tee a~t> fai. SGT eli ~, ain. The re
9th large AMI IaPo.ous coun'ie, of Frederick
Loudoua, R'antIg tam, sPaltsylvania Washing
to'., Mun!son' ~, Bed'oiIi &c. &c. Ii So he Is
.cnsy syat.f.l Du} ass srls, however, one truth
which IS thai = Virginia Will .c-tt,iem her prin-
cples.' Bat iiIey wi not be the principles OF
South Caa.lna J'Acy viii be the doctrines a.
Jumes Madison NOT Tic bastar1 imitation OF John
&. Calhoun.