Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-08

others which have less occupied public attention. been
less extensively regarded UNCONSTITUTIONAL the resou
ton may be presumed TO refer particularly TO the Bank
law, which from the circumstances Of its passage well
the latitude OF construction on which il is founded,
strikes the attention with singular force SC sc.
| AGAIN-from the Telegraph about Mr.. Calhoun:
$50 lar from contributing tl.e establishment oi the
system OF protecting duties in the stated, Mr. CAL
houn has ai'ooys been opp ssd 10 that system During
the war, lac opposed II OH the ground that the l.
sell had given gu unnatural stimulus to manufactures,
which would cause great difficulty in the adjustment OF
the tariff after the peace la 1916, the tariff ball
ported by the Con,mee OF Ways and Means
measure aud not siih for proec,ion aud that
revenue bill. appears the fact the duties what
are no~ called the protected articles fixed at lover
average rate than the duties the unprotected anti, es
Ibis ~ altogether tie grossest misrepresentation.
MIR. Calhoun, in his speech, says not word
about the means Of paying the "war debt hanging
over us"-but the whole spirit of his speech goes TO
protection. Take specimen of his speech, ON MIR.
Johh handolpls motion TO strike out of the Tariff
bill OF 1916, the minimum valuation on cotton goods:
"Ihe debate heretofore this subject has been
degree oil protection which ought be afforded
cotton aud wooeD manufactures; all protesting be iend
W 10 these infant establishments, and 10 extend them
adequate coursgement he present noi,n assumes
new aspect Ii introduced proersedy OH the ground
mat manufactures ought not TO any encourage
mrn; and will, in its operation leave cotton establish
mems exposed, TO the competition OF the goods OF
Tie East Indies. which, Is acknow lcdg on all sides
.hey are OF capable OF meeting with success, without
the Pfoviso proposed lie stricken out by the motion now
under discussion Till the debate assumed this orn
e had Determined TO be sien participating a. he large
~ did In that anxiety which felt long and abo-
tious return 10 the boso of our families u
on subject o such vital mportance touching as il does
tie security, and prosperity OF our country he
hoped that the house ouli him in lew
lie had asserted that the subject bcfor. them was con
neced with the security Of the country IL would doubt
less ny some he Considered rash assertion; but he con-
ceved II TO he susceptible OF the ciesrest proofs aud he
hoped with due attention establish il to the satisfaction
OF The house" Manufactures foseres the farmer will find
ready market Tor his surplus produce, aud what is al
nos oi equal consequence. certain aud cheap supply
OF all his wans-His prosperity will difIuse itself 10
every class ia the community"
"l' produced an interest strictly American, much so
as agriculture in ~hch il had the decided sdysn,.ge
Of commerce or navigation. The country will from This
derive much adv nsgc Again. il is calculated 10 hind
together more closely our widely spread Republic. Ii will
greatly increase mutual pendence and
,nd will necessary consequence excite AN increa.ed
attention to internal improvom-nt subject every wsy
80 Intimately connected with the ultimate asinen mt OF
national strength and the perfection OF political s
'uions lie regarded the TACT that il would make the
parts adhere more closely 'hOt it would form and
more powerful cement lar w1ghing political OBJ
Jecions that might be uiged against the sys'en.'
Once from the Telegrapl,:-
The other remark OF the VirginAn refers 10 Mr.. Call
honns report ia obedience TO resolution OF Congress- on
the subject OF internal improvement Here too the Yir
ginian does him injustice. That report made in obed
enre to resolution OF Congress; and dovs than
designate the mpo tan routes, which the know
ledge oi the country, aud the experience OF SEEM
ed to point out objects Of national Importance in il
should be the will of Congress enter upon system Of
internal improvement. The question of constitutional
power and OF the propre,y carrying out the plan were
lett, as they OF Sh, should have been. with Congsess
That Mr. Calhoun Is the ardent friend Of Internal In
Proveuent by the States admit and that he was in
clned to asinted participation The par, The Federal
Government, we beiirve but know that the abuses
under the system and the corrupt which it has
been applied, have gone very far ards convincing him.
that II Is dangerous power, and that, being of doubtful
authority should be exercised if at ALL under the sirces
limitations"
Now, let us only rccollect that Mr. Calhoun was the
great author of the Bonus Bill (which Mr. Madison
had to negative, on Constitutional grounds)-that Mr.
Calhoun always ltook for granted, in his speeches,
that Congress had the power to appropriate money
TO Internal Improvements; and was for strongly
eXcrc ising TINT power, and we may Judge of the We
racity of tile trutt-telng Telegraph.
In word, it is idle attempt to whi,ewasli MIR.
Calhohns poIics.-lle was ultra Federalist-
and he is Federalist to this day, except only on the
heresy of Notifications. He is for the Bank, for In
ternal improvements, &c. &c.--and does not be-
long to the Virginia School
The Right Of Hastrucfion.--Tho Haverhill Banner
notices the movements in Virginia IL particularly CEN
sures the efforts OF Mr. Leigh them in his
native county OF Chesterfield. Bat Mr. L. has probsby
failed; understand that above 400 out oil the 500
voters OF the county have already rgned the Instruction
we hear also, that II viii be carried in Dnw idjir aud
that will be attempted with in Amelia The Op
position about 10 make effort Powha
tan; but we understand il wi in ali probability. l.il AT
all events, object the erperfnenfs heinp
i-ry tried by both pAriles-The voice OF the Pc opIs
ought TO prevail At the last Spring Elections the votes
were given in under The pressure Of circumstances which
were calculated to imPs false coofing thing
panic was got up Tor the purpose Of deceving the Peo
p'e The Senate ieenied with ogi0fng speeches-The
whole country TO be ruined We undersiaud, that
many persons how say that they deceived by the
Glamour OF the day; that their eyes are opened and
That tbs elections in several counties would 20 very diff
erently at this lime, from what they eyenusied al the
last Spring election.
We have letter from Abingdon (washpgton county
which says Our Senator Keller, will he instructed 10
vote against NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been in circulation
oriwo months 200 Voters in all the counties cannot be
found ia his lavof-Lee county will also Instruct her De-
rg'te TO do the same No can have any idea how
much the People oi South Western Virginia are attached
to this Administration, aud opposed TO this Opposition, un.
less he "-ss TO come among The yeomsnry, old aud
young, sound to the core"
THE CHoLERA-.ifonf,eaL- Confidence has be en- re-
sored among the inhabitants, and the fears Of Cholera
nearly, u not ot,y dissipaied 43 had died in Cho-
ers Hospital out Of 752J discharged, and III remained
on tie sick let
JMissOurin the town Of Charlton, the Cholers broke
out on the 7 ultsnd occasioned IL and deaths.
IN Clay county the Mormon people had Loot % OF their
nnmberiios~ who escaped the disease had fed in every
direction. Gilbert the second in command had pcrshed
aud Joe Smith, the prophet had passed Charlton his
way to Ohio.
IndoHd.-The Cholera had appeared at Vncennes
Mr. Sade, tie member oil Congress from Illinois, had died
OF ~ aud DIR. Mills who visited him. had shared the same
sie-tapisinJ Stein at whose house Mr. Ssde had put
nP was slso victim. No Other had occurred up
the 18th uIt.
MinOfs.-The Cholera has carried OF 16 persons AT
Rusivi le in Schuyler county, and nine at Pskin "lt
continues along the large courses, and is carried
about Ia s'esn,-boas"
CITY nj ". YUk.One death has occurred in The case
u IN Lawson, Inspector OF the Let ard, Ihe Times
'sy', decided Of Asiaic Choera--yel there
WAS "no csuse for alarm any than in OF the
Smallpox. &c The Ev. pOst notices the case Gays the
BoHrd OF Health have pronounced it--sud tiat
hfo,,,.