Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-02
Politics Of the Day.
SOIJTu CAROIINA

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aud number Of evoluons gone through At o'clock,
all present paook of barbecue prepared OCCASION
separate table, neatly arranged set for the ladies'
IN the grove, near 10 that which the meats sc.
placed Tor The General John b. Earle presided
the table, assisted by Francis Burt Sen, Col Davie K
Hamilton, and DIR. o. X. Broyles, Vice Presidents.
The memory Of Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of Lber
y He has left us lesson record, which have
The Congress OF l765: The first Convention held in
North America Tor the purpose OF multiplying usurpa,ion.
The State of South Carolina: She has arrived the age
Of discretion she needs oicous Yankee guardian 10
direct the application Of her labor capital she cspa
BILE OF managing her business, and chooses do it in
her way.
Modification. II is asked what we have gained by it,
Let the answer be found in the fact that the Con.
gress which, before its enactment, refused contempiuous
~ 10 admit that no duty should exceed 100 per cent,
consented ferDards that all duties should be reduced
TO 20 per cent
The memory of Rob. J. Turnbul While the rights
OF the States the rights OF have advocates the
Carolina Bruius will be remembered.
BY the Committee OF Arrangements. Warren r. Da.
Wis Our distinguished member OF Congress-he ne
elects his own business to and that he does
with masters handhis district will not be ungraefu
Here Mr.. Davis and delivered AN address to the
meetingl
After Mr. Davis had concluded he as called upon by
the President of the day for sentiment. He again rose
and alter remarks the reciprocal duties OF potec-
ton the part of good governmen t and allegiance on
the part OF good citizen, alluded in strong terms the
course of the federal administration in its removals and APP
pontmenis 10 office exclusively party principles,
OF patronage and espionage, and declared his opinion,
that the State should counterfeit these efforts corrupt
the patriotism aud impair the obligation OF the allegiance
oil our citizens 10 their government and State by
adopting aud enforcing the oath proposed in the Conven
ton He said he made whining complaint Tor the par
ty which he belonged on account of their exclusion
from Office by the rule adopted by the Administrations Far
from it. He only claimed the right, the part OF the
State, TO meet them in the same way-use the
pons, and TO give back the sailors say gun for gun
He then gave
The proposed oath glance South Carolina Those
who intend to be faithful, will take it those vino DO not
need not.
VoLUNTEERs
BY DR.. o. r. Broyes. The entire sovereignty OF the
States Whenever the south Yields this sacred principle
their act will have surpassed the baseness OF the Oriental in
his adulaon and quousness pow the example
OF the unworthy Esau who sold his birth.ght for
OF po,tage
| BY J. L. Mccain. The Hon. John c. Calhoun: The
bright unnary OF the world; the combination OF yrans
and nriguers will quench the ame Of liberty
ably and unanswerably sustained by him.
BY Major M. Burt. The slave question: We Of the
South feed, cothe and pay the doctor for attending
s'avcs Let the North do much for their ,chfe slaves
do for black ones, aud they will be well EN-
!, poyed.
BY William MMury Calhoun, Hayuo Hamilton,
Davis and MDuis Five bright stars in our political he
misPhere; men to whom honor is due.
BY G. Orr. The application of the Force Bill TO the
Tree people OF South Carolina will line its borders with
the bones Of thousands OF the subseryien tools OF
bilious demagogue.
BY William Clanahan. The Hon. John c. Calhoun: A
warm advocate Tor State Rights; his incessant vigilance
against usupaon and oPpIession bespeaks the sincerity
Of his heart, aud entities him the gratitude every re-
publican.
BY Samuel Mlwee. wilkinss Bill: May Ito frs,
fiery darts that may be hurled against the sovereignty OF
the States rebound Oh its supporters
! BY VIM. Hunter Gen. Duff Green, tho able sni
Jealous advocate of the rights OF the States May he
pose 10 full view the evil machnaon, aud servi,uGe
the subservients of his Majesty Andrew 1.
BY Benjamin Barton, Esq. The servility OF Andrew
jackson aud tho intrigue OF Martin Van Buren,, t.nds
consolidation or unconditional submission; but what iree
man who values liberty that would not rather do the
lie submit tn hand
!, Of tyrani, or the bonds OF a slave,
! BY William Muikin. The Proclamation oil President
Jackson, and the passage OF the BILL proves that ouI
liberties are in imminent danger therefore, you tha would
be free-waich.
BY John Brewer Andrew Jackson: May he be y,
Jealous Tor the time 10 come TO discharge the duIis. oil
President as he has heretofore been please arn Van
) Buren,.
BY Captain Bryant.
The comet and tha Proclamation,
Foil enemies oil
Tbunk the Lord, wo can resist them.
BY Saxon Anderson. John G. Calhoun: The able al
yocae oil the JeGersonsn doctrines OF 49, aud srcmos
10 oppose the unconstitutional usurpation Of the monopo
E lists aud The American SYSTEM
By Wilson vermilIon May The rights and liberties o
the South be quickly obtained by the strength oil her peo
Pile, and The justice ol her cause.
BY ID. Russell. The State Of South Carolina The
bright and morning star; the front war; the front il
peace; may she be front and in digging grave,
buryng the Colonization question deep that Yankee
interest never can grapple it out.
by William Ersknc. The Bloody Bill, or Force Bill
hope the time is not far distsa when il will take one
y Sam Patch's jumps, aud land in oblivion.
Fort HILL, 10Th June, 1888.
GENTLEMEN IL have tern honored with your OF.
oil the LIST instant inviting in the OF large
Der OF citizens in the vicinity OF Slab Town. pariake OF
(, barbecue at That place oil the All Of July next.
regret That my probable absence from the district a
That ume conpois mo 10 decline the invitation
For the kind terms in which you have corRmu MICA te
The invitation, you will please accept Individually,
sincere ackDow Judgements.
or all earthly blessings place Liberty the first
and, OF course consider tho obligation defend and pre-
serve it, the sacred OF civil aud social duties
la the pursuit oil the which has with your Nd
probation, but acted in obedience to the dictates OF til
, sacred duty. believe the public liberty be in immi
s nen danger The Proclamation and Message OF Pfesi
+ dent Jackson, and the passage of the Force Bill
the last session, have laid the at the root Of Ii
berry. The principles which they rest are utter
W inconsistent with the principles Of tbs Constitution
y and under their action unless the people should rous
u meU will soon become despoic any earth Wbe
Their, then, to be free people, must depend
the fact whether these garing and dangerous Of
patton the part Of the Federal Government are acqui
a esced 10 or not.
Q re experience should prove That the people and IN
States have not sufficient intelligence their dang ger
Gus character. or seeing IT, sufficient srirI, resist
. orr case will be hopeless.
As 10 myself, believing all that hold dear TO b.
at stake, have willingly surrendered all personal consi
deraIons to oppose the approach OF corruption aud desp,
ISM know not thai IL will be Of any avail. IL Is
the power OF any single individuals 70 preserve
sr by their intelligence, virtue, courage, and PATRIOTISM
ID May that kind Providence, which has 80 long proece
Of country, watch in this great and dsngerou
efas, and so sngb.en the people, and inspire their