Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
MR.. MADISON.

Proclamation, as foilows:-
M have the authority Of gentleman from
o..u,s mr .ayins--a connexion OF Mr. Madi-
THAT he meqmivoeatiy condemns IT. "
p,u the rumor came to be so current, we can
.,v There is no telling Prior', however,
nt,, NAV be Mr.. MadisOn's or Mr.. Any Body
El.e's rplninns' :
c,ncs n, above was in type, we have read, IN
A.. Mammal Intelgencer Of Saturday, letter
r,,m ur. Madison to Mr., Everett dated Aug
,0;o which is most ably written, utterly
the ,oundness Of the doctrine OF NulIin-
a,rao9declaring it to have no foundation on the
a.oo,;an, Of '9S, and generally advancing The
IDENTICAL opinions avo~ed in the Proc'ama''0n'
What doe, the Whis think Of III we shall re-
fer to this letter again
The Messenger. and crew Of the brig Amelia
,,,.,, ba,n, a, Folly Island are peculiarly un'or
innate They left Charleston tor MOBILIZE IN ue
s,borner Cicero, Capt. Prentiss, and no" we
10 tina, the schooner was lost on the 24'h o'
November. on Walkers Key, near Aoaco'-
~. crsw and passengers we're saved, and nave
arrived at Nassau, New Providence one so'-
con-, tread, upon another's heels, SO fast they fol
low"
IN T,e,day last. Mr. Barges submitted to the
u,.s If REPRESENTATIVES the following pream-
h.. and resolutions:
AZ, .,,as il has been alleged in statements
II, m I'm, House by members thereof, and
" ,-",bs,e by others. that the power given to
,,o,,... h, the Constitution, To lay and collect
80. nv inpo,t ON goods, wares, and merchan-
,t.a ;rnor,sI into the U. States from foreign
,.,,,.,i,.. Ia. been, aud a0u is, unequally, un-
MI and tyrannicaly exercised By the MAORI
- ,,sr,uf: that, by such injustice and tyranny
:, sxerc,srd, the people III certain States IN tins
-, allied by themselves ;he Pian,atonStates,
ara g,ieynss!Y oppressed, and, compelled, ruin
ouSly 10 themselves, TO pay annually great
,m,,u; Of money over aud above their fair anu
,,,,,hle pn,ton of such dutles that, as they have
,y.ced, also, bath within AND without these wallis
H.. nsnrl, Of those States have been, and now
are. compel et BY the despotlc exercise OF the
mover aforesaid. to pay annually heavy amount
j If money Is dutie, impuscd on their staple pro-
i ducts. cotton. rice, and tobacco, when exported
from those States IL ioregh countries, anu that,
a. they have alleged, moreover, on TINS no0r'
aad lately have, by public iunctionales IN
one Of those States, proclaimed 10 the people D!
that State and Of the U States, that these great
sums of money, so unjusty exacted aud extort-
ed from them, "a aforesaid, Tor dItes both Oh
their imports aud exports, are BY The despouc eS.
ercise Of powcrs usurped by Congress, Ia,l,hed
IN bountes given, nv tyrannical maJnriy Of
that. Congress, 10 manufacturers IN the northern,
al
exr,niiIures on works IN those States, eyclu-
si,ely for the benefit Of the peupe thereof in the
empiuvmen, Of their labor and III the consump.
lion of their products 50 that by these allegations
made. repeated, aud proclaimed, IN manner as
aIure.aill, the people OF those plantation States
NAV be msinlormed and in error, as well con.
,erning the amount Of duties paid by others, the
people of these United States in other States of
hi. Unlon, as concerning the amount OF such du-
,ies paid bv themselves on foreign merchandise
imponrlcd mo those States. and the payment
thereof on their great staple,. cotton, rice. and
tobacco. when exported TO foreign countries; and
concerning the disposition of public money made
a, aforesaid alleged. in bounies or public works
by Congress; and being SD misintormed and in
error. are liable to be dissatisfied. disturbed. and
aa,rated, and the prosperity Vt themselves and
moreover, because it is nos proposed 10 this
house to depart in legislation from he great poll
cy ado?.cd by the Congress Of the United States,
on lae Attn Of Jaly, A. D. 1899, not hereafter
to lay duties IN goods, wares, and merchan-
disc imported into the United States, for the en-
coura cement AMI protection Of manufactures"
iherein: and 10 longer, BY such dItiss. to regu-
tie commerce with foreign nations. AZ that anv
effect Of such regulation, may either encourage
or protect the same, or any other Of the great
sources of domestic production, whether the
same be agricultural, mechanic, nr manufac turing;
but. from and after this time. 10 Law all duties on
imports from foreign coutrirs fur the purpose OF
revenue only, as assessments OF taxes on the peo.
pie, aud smelly 10 satisfy the wants If Govern
meat, aud thereon to make such .sre-adj ustment
OF the rates OF impnst as nav distribute & equal
lie anon! all the people, those burthens which
may be found to fall unequalIy upon any'oi them;
and because it is utterly impraclicabe to make
such adjustment, and 50 to equalze duties on
al imports, among al, by any form Of law, un-
iii Congress shalt first know what quantities and
kinds OF foreign goods, wares, and merchandise,
have been, or nov are, by the course OF trade.
the habits, the usages. aud the wants Of the peo-