Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-12-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

is q vigorous and manly State paucr, taking
,.;J..u., Ca, N.;.'t p
e'o""' very ucCiueuiy IoT Nationai Ddhk,
n prot.c,;vr Tariff and IN. D;s,r;h,;o, or
Wv" VIZ ~
the Fubic Land proceeds to the States. In
c,,,C,.,;,,, ,r ,,, I.,.,.;. ...,,;sl, J.,;.
~o'""" " ''0 "o'''''o "'"N' u0"'9' W
Congress the power TO lew duties for Pro- |
tection, ne I0rciDly says:
y "A agree that duties may be imposed to raise
Revenue out some contend mat they can be impos-
ca o no other object II this latter doctrine be true,
t'en are We shorn oil some oil the most important
prerogatlves OF sovereign People-then NAV we be
SUBJECTED 10 me n,ost ooject conmercial slavery
oe aomi!teu Una, EUROPE can pour ntool country
Tue excessive productions OF hef paper labor when
Ever sne ch9ses, anu can exclude her productions
rom our mntkI's or TAX 'hen 50 high as % be rum
s W u.s. a'u INA! we nave 10 power 10 protect our.
ns oppressive exclusion or heavy eSac'ons OF the
n,,1her-'hen, indeed we are IN helpless condition -
v,,e E,,ean pousrs ,.hn ,,e so no,;nnd u e. n
right TO impose all such tyranical restrictions upon
our commerce as their cupIdiy NAV suggest"
Of P.u,d;o,;or III. r.ov.r,,, rnh, sovs
ur,,o ,,,.; &C., c., n .i; - 49,,
e ', ". ta'e "a'N,,e nI,u ule .I'au caIee,
H. S,.'o. h.o m..om se.Aeu Iuh,oer Vi
v.rv nan,nss;a., ,,, ~, J. !" a .;.eu'euu uI's
anJ $780,, - @ ~. e,eun
LII ,sqIe ''.at 'Ie s'"h OF v'oiaen idiln
If ,h d.h, and I'll; o ou' he' I'LL
| ,La,oc,,o rsoa.,.,s.I IL '' s.'oIt " p"y IT, =
or tho 81. - III.
,ho eli rod,nn, =, ., 49, s e,,. LII 'se's W
s ;,s MAJ a,s,., s ~ =, pIo'J 'a,., aa
R.nud;,,;on The S,a,. ,,h;n hnn.,i, ,,"s I,,
and has ~ can c"mnamd ,hs ,na.ns or y,vnsn, .n
,of,,.as ~ $50 h.,aus. 4, 49,. IL pyiiI ~ az
an h,s ,,resdv hsr,,,.S p",,i. tIaps ~ ~
awaits IN ;ncre,ss or 80 -, bnr,or p,',o n,y
Ths rscnmmendo,;rp f o , o,,,;a c,.a.
from Won North Carolin, h,s besn ;oered far sln%.
,;shno ,nd ni n,ono. h.a, - J. ~. 49, H." .
eua ri h.r 'rreasnru 81 ~, ,a, he tInn, h go,
! 81 -. promptly meehng her ens1gefhcnis -
she has Welded to Others the glory Of their nagnf
cent expenditures, ana will yield IN them all that
glory which will arise from reputation of their con-
tracfs. In the language of one of her MODEST sons,
1t Is better TOR her 10 sheep on in Incidence and inno
cence, than To wake M 10 infarnv and treason
~, bur when Public Honor is a, stake or Public Lib.
her brow and then for her high .o"led PATRIOTISM,
bs her W ,b devotion to me love OF Liberty.
the prondes, sister Of the Republic may well desire
S""u ' 49,, Iva" ~, ,
"The civil commo,ion which b,, lately di.,u,h.d
,ne patriotic state OF Rhode Island is beepy to be re-
been attended with serious consequences to the other
not be- ," sn f"m mere s"nIi,,ny we can
of suff'nge is the ground upon which s.tan,r to the
attempted to be i,s, fed Who, nn"n , ne
mcns OF the issue between the parties N that State,
m,nfss,ed in or con,rv , ~ anrc nsp nr 20"
'sh.s or 10 redress onr supposed grievances by APP
on and to returning sense ols'ice. il is no, eve
"n'er ~n,ch people may labor that
!eyed that in any portion of our country in this en-
that is grossly uniust and o,nreesvs "T bp s,aa%r
peal to night and to reason sure, in due time Pr
State in her steady Efforts 10 reform her reprrsen
Shc ,n ls'se o. nIr CLAIMS ana
proof of the wisdom of that policy. therefore d
on ali occasions that spiri, Which IL ever 70 read
'i!ht the torch OF civil dlscord and revel in the
Cav NJ rocomnond. ,,,o .h,,,.r;,
Comoanv N cons,r,c, p ,;,ro.d r.,,.
point on the Rale;oh and Castor Rail-,
to Weldon. the no;n, whore tho por,sn,o,
and Ro,uoke and p .,Io;nh ,nd Will.
Railroads moo, ,l,,s co,no,,;nr d.;
and the hear, Of tho State with W;Im;,n,,
IT, .,,;,c u, l.. Dill, r,,,