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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
GREAT RIOTArCOLUMDUs GEORG

oN<h WV "a CoLO DOo hLOhulH.
Columbus, Georgia, was thrown into great
excitement on the 9Th inst, by the discovery OF
the murdered body OF one Arnor, on the prem
ses of a notorious magistrate named Ivey, the
associate Ola reputed gang Of outlaws.
mob collected, rushed upon his house, and
destroyed five buildings. A large meeting con.
vened next day in tho marsct-houec, at which
the Mayer, Col. Lewis, presided
resolution was presented, directing Ivey,
and all other such characters, to leave the city
in certain number Of hours, or that summary
means would be used.
Col. Hines Holt, late N C.. and Judge Stur.
gis incrposed in behalf of law and order, and a
substitute, declaring that the laws of Georgia
were sufficient to protect the innocent, and pun
nish the glIty, finally prevailed, and the meet
| ng adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-28
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With these facts staring them IN the face will
Southern gentlemen this floor, have the eyunery
TO u.s. that the doctrine OF protection is a contest
between Northern capital and Southern labor 1t is
a contest between Southern capital, or what is made
capital by Their laws and the free labor of the North
The gentleman from South Carolina lnnents that
any thing should be said tending array one part of
the Union against the other: and vet, in the same
speech, he speaks of Northern manufacturers as OPP
pressors plunderers, robbers. The gentleman tells
MS lha, if the protective policy is adhered to, the
Constitution will le DESTROYED; and he more Than
intimaes that the Union will be dissolved, regret
that any gentleman should far forget his duty 10
himself and his country to speak OF dss,ivlne me
Union; yes, sir, | am more enevei than alarmed al
this threat has been repeated so often that has
lost al its terror Dissolve the Union! who would
$ ncr by such an event? Let gentlemen count the
eos, before thew take a step involving s1ch horrd
| conseo iences But | will not dwell upon subject
50 pninful Rur if the Union must be d. so ved he
The responsibility upon those who commit the sulcl-
! dal act. -,
| | have no disposition 10 array one portion oil th'
| Union against another ! would STRENGTHEN the cord
| which binds them together. And believe that m
/ measure before us is one in which we have mutua
| interest Let discriminating tariff no wisely ad
iustsd Distinguishing between Injuries and necessa
ries Ietween articles which come IN competition VII
our own industry, and those which do not and
viii pJoys bond Of I'm %, hy mpar'ire The creates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
Ifu=-a for Specie payments-He Progress IF Resum1

Hu--a! for Specie payments-1he Progress ct ReSnmP-
On Saturday last Governor Porter signed the Bill re-
curing Of our banks immediate resumption Of sprete
pavmenfs. This will be good news to our citizens The
70 is not as good an one had right to expect,
but il is better than none, and at any rate acknow-
lodges one grand leading feature of moral right and no.
nesty
We need not republish the law We gave few
DAYS aro lis substance and have since stated what
we thought would be It's probable effect. The Com
ter The Western, the North America Southwark,
kensington and Moyamensng, it is thought will do
same. The Banks generally which have issued hehef
notes WILL we fear, refuse. However, time Will show,
and al such moment il is idle TO speculate.
We are glad that Pennsylvania has at length placed
herself on level with her sister States, and we hope
she may be enabled TO maintain her honor In Mary
land. The banks resume on the Isl of May. In Ohio,
they have already resumed In the District of Counl-
bia they resume with those Of Baltimore and Richmond
In New Orleans, they on the lst September
In S. Carolina and Georgia, specie IS generally current
The banks Of Michigan and Illinois, having gone TO the
show vows, the circle of sound currency may now
be considered as almost complete
Ii only now remains for the Legislature OF Alabama,
Tennessee and Kentucky to force the banks Of those
Commonweal,hs into the path of honesty, and with
such evidences around them of its policy, we think
they will not long be able hesitate. We hope there
fore for the best We hope TO the stain OF dshonor
fully wiped from the escutcheon OF our country and
10 hear US spoken of not nation OF swindlers Ito
which appeaton the conduct OF our banks Tor the last
few years has too well entitled usD but as nation
proud of lis credit proud of its faith and proud of its
ability beyond all others 10 boast Of the integrity Of its
mercantile character-Pha. Spirit Of the Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

characterization S,a he ul:io,l iteedoa mreh right
ether member OH that floor; hu! he appealed 10
The gentleman himself whether, III the case OF bill VI
,i T. ,r interests Of TIE Administration, The Commit
toe Of WAYS and Means had not done lis full part to
sustain the Administration, while The gentleman ana
his friends had delayed the bill as tney were no" uo-
inn. by amendment after amendment
Air GENTRY here resumed the floor, but gave way
amid many cries OF risc, rise, ago on, hold on, to
notion by Mir COOPER Of Georgia, tia, the commit
tee rse
Which motion prevailing, the committee rose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

CARD-Desng wind my business as "Henera. -5gert
n Of the Petenary speedily as possible most re.pee,lu
cali on those no are indebted 10 settle their accounts
cannot close this notice without rendering TO my late patrons
my hereby do for the patronage extended 10 me-
Office l4ih street, opposite the custom House.
JAS G WATSON late 7gsnf pniten,iarv
March Eth; 1912 iua-2sw7"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
~ TEMPERANCE MEETING IN PowHATAN COUNTY

eitizens Of Powhatan attend meeting
preye Church on Saturday the 10Th Instant for the purpose
OF forming county Temperance Society Several addresses
may be expected
Puwhatan. March H. 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17

meaning than that entertained by the friends potec
ton could be given 10 the power TO regulate commerce
even the total exclusion of foreign manufactured
articles, which check and compete with domestic ma
| nufacurcs
Whit, after all he asked, was this power, but power
protect the labor Of this country from being bound
down and parayzed by the pauper labor of foreign
tons; The only question could be, whether the
ton or the States should have the power of this pro-
tecting domesc labor; and arguing from the analogous
powers delegated by the Cons,itution-the taxing pow
err treaty power, and power 10 make peace war,
we'll ms every other accorded TO the General Govern
men he maintained that the protective power belonged
To the same delegated agency, and to be found in
the taxing power and the power 10 regulate commerce.
He reiterated that this power demanded by the peo
pie in the formation of the new Constitution and re-
ered the of trades convened to celebrate
as Jubilee the insertion of this power TO regulate
MERGE in the Constitution full and satisfactory
protection Of their interests He also referred to the
debates of the Convention to show that the strong
est argument urged against the Old Confederation was
its inability TO give ample protection TO home industry,
in consequence OF not being invested win any power
to regulate commerce.
In conclusion, Mr.. c. implored the Senate so to ex.
ercse the powers of the Constitution as 10 be not less
neglected. of national interests than were the trainers
of the instrument itself IL many Congresses and
many Presidents had lured the manufacturers of Anne
RIGA into the investment of all their capital, and much
of their credit, in the promotion OF home industry,
would it, he asked, be just wise, or polllic now, to
deny them that protection which had thus become
doubly their due.
Mr. MILLER observed that it his desire TO
speak on these resolutions, but the hour being ate he
hoped the Senate would go into Executive session.
The Senate then went into Executive session, and
shortly after adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. BARNARD asked permission 10 make report
from the Judiciary Committee. He desired 10 report
bill 10 amend establishing udciay courts of the
L. S. This was the bill which mentioned on seve
raj occasions last week which necessary to enable
the courts of Pennsylvania 10 hold jury trials.
Mr. J r. lNGERSOLL explained the necessity for
The passage of this hill and after discussion be-
tween Messrs. BARNARD, WIN. w. IRWIN, CHAS
BROWN, G. J. INGERSOLL, J. r. lNGERSOLL,
and others the bill read third time and passed.
Mr. EVERETT then called for the regular order of
business. which
The SPEAKER said was the reception of petitions.
Petitions were then presented from Ohio by Messrs
PENDLETON, DEAN, MATHlOT, SAMSON MA.
son, COWEN, SWEENEY, c. MORRIS, DOAN,
s J. ANDREWS, and MEDlLL
MIR. MEDlLL presented resolutions of the Ohio lie
gsature nstructng the Senators and requesting the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-17
Tie Mine sprung once again ,

" the JfnfTdL Corresponding CoWHHHe-
I'm the and by The ddriee u the comia"i''
RicuMoSD March II, lSI2
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