Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-21

been most iefUcutaoty distressing, Tue
tive system be elearly and papabiy uncons,i,u-
tional ~ 10 justify State interposition by the ex-
,raordsary means Of notification, that he should
then have seen beauty and exceiienee in system.
which, though in every thing unchanged, Inc now
regards as SO horrid and drformed
1t is not my purpose 10 do TIL. distinguished gen.
tioman the slightest degree of injustice, | have
honestly and fairly interpreted he Language which
he employed in his speech upon tina, occasion, as
| understand it. Butt will not be content with
giving my own Interpretation without the means
of corrections II hero annex extracts from his
speech, from which my mind has been brought TO
the conclusion, that MIR. Calhoun was an advocate
Of protection" both as a Constitutional and erpe-
dent measure, that the reader may Judge of the
correctness of this opinion by means OF the test it.
ac!f.
IN the H,sse Of Representatives., Apra Al, islG
| The Tarffbill being under consideration. Mr..
Randolph moved to strike GU, so much of the pro-
yiso If the second section as fixes the minimum
price Of cotton goods Except nankeens directly
from Chlna) at 25 cents per square yard.-Mr
Calhoun said that The debate heretofore on this
subject has been On the degree # PROTECTION
which ought 10 be afforded 10 cotton and wool
len manufactures, all protesting TO I've friendly 10
those infant establishments and 10 be willing to
tend 10 them adequate encouragement. The
| present motion assumes a new aspect. TITS intro
duced protesse,lly on the ground that manufactures
| oAe. "' " 10y -. .,',;sL.s,..,.
:" 10 i''" ,,, w.
.P," ~ 80, r., -. ~ 81
'-aS, '"u'es' &c '''' wv ,I A.. 81
n'ca'tes II you i'e"S' y'' y! -.
noun, WHEN nave oeeh rom '''s, ,''"e W
chi eh'p'oyeo ey the aoV"eF"e' - Wv t',,
lt'H,- PWeet0a, "a 1"A'' '"''''
! c'"pt"on, &c. ,..,.,
But again lie cMr. Ca'honn) mao aSse''op '"a'
the subject before them was eon".9''u "',' ~.
| sec1'fS u Tie eonn''n 1t w'n'd "'"''''ess oe oy
some considered rash assertion nut I'VE .'''0 ,'1'
il 70 be s,,sce >tb'c OF the elearcst proof ana "c
hoped, with du. attention. to Establish IT 10 'he SAT
lsfarion OF The Uo.lsc,
>Thc secori,, OF county manly depends on
ms spitit and lis lncnns and the jd''et p''ho'P''y
on rs monel resources :" &c
H fooL Il far gyaatc9 thai II vas the duty OF
this BODY to a,!,p, those measn,es ofpn'n l ioFc-
syb, " hieh the event Of WI IN ,Ie n.rcssary.'
"What then let us consider Constitute the ye-
sonrccs OF ths country anI hat are the effects of
wAr on them Comm.res and ag,lcuaage, I'll
lately almost the only sill constitute the pfiati-
,e s,a,fe efpe,Hh So lon.fls these RIM lin un-
in,er,Jn,ea the country prosne,s, bn, war. MS we
areuov eireums.anc,h /, equally d .slrootive to
both 1'itu both dcp,nd on jo,eign martets," &c
Norc Mr. Calhoun again urges oae Of the strongest
arguments OF the friends OF proiecton, -Iade@a-
df"ce gf F'fe'sa markets.
tai, then are HE effects oil a war WIN
maritime powef--wi'h England our commerce
anon I'ed, spreaainS in''Vlaua' n,sery' anu
'T.""c'"g ha'ohs' poverty our ~ ''e1.'"e .''
Oh h"n us Accustomed ma'hetS' me surplus P'"-
""'e" NE JafNe' re''SHeS on "S ""''"s, ""n "'
ceases !" p,@a1ee' because ne Cannon " t ! nc
recent war Tell VIVA peculiar pressure on 'ne s'o"
efs OF COTTON ana ooacco ana oeer great S'aPos OF
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w., .H,.,. .nd hs',ce ,bp ,,rca, embarrassment
it'll Cit :; =, ,; J,,e f,,i,rc al mr.
w"',n =. ~, ,,a.,,,i a,.lo.s,,,i,, j.,
1'.'"I ~ 70. o,J he f,,,e,., %
1t IS aem 'tted ny the most strenuous au'oca'es'
on the other sids' (sa'a MI 1a'hoon) nht no cooh
ny ought tobe dependent oh another Tor rs meaHS
% de'elae ana at least our musEets ana o'yohe'S'
our cannon and hnll, ought to be OF dom'soc man
| "'"c"re Doe Il "A nc "s"'u' '" ~" cTn
sa,1 10 TIC def.nee Q, c@antfy' m'' us ~"
RENCf and FINANCED circumstances as
our country ls,can these s'anu inc SHOCK o, war
Behold the effect OF INC late war ON '''c"''
Gould arguments DC stronger 10 uc'"o"s''" ' ''''
domestic manufactures were heceSsaf! 10 '''o 81
curlty OF the country, and ought to be ehcoafaseu