Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05


boC, s,,oIi number wero leit who were,
h., ,ha f,iends of the manufacturing inter-
es, called the people of the United states,
,n,, for whom all the other classes oil The
community were 10 be taxed, under !he
Idle nre,ence ofencouraging American IN
dns,rv. Whn, righ: had the Government
- ,sy ono portion Of The people for the ben
- ss, of sno,her! When gentlemen told him
sha, Europe had done il, when lhsy point
ed out tho example Of the ro'ton' ies,erlns'
and corrupt systems o. Europe, 'hat were
ss;nS;nr down their people TO The dust, TO
se followed by this free and happy conn-
=, he would turn from i, with scorn. II
,ns, my orr duty to ac, upon uobler principles
T. was our duty to legislale Tor the happi-
ness and prosperity Of The whole county.
and no, seek 10 heucit favored class, oy
oppressins oil ,he rest. lie deniea .aa'
Ep"T,nd 5ad grown great IN consequence
n = nro,er,;uc policy. Mo- 1t Vas owing
y. Y" fee ;os,iiu,ions ,ha, her people pos
ss.ss.i ~ The sGil,, energy and enterprise
which had mainly contributes 10 raise ne'
IN wealth and power. lie aen'ea 'he po'
e;,;,n :. assumed by Mr.. Marshall, that man
s ..s..,,res had never flourished IN any ma
s;nr ;ntwbich ,he Government had no! IN
s.,rosed 49, in their behalf, and ius,nnced sax
sny in the heart Of Germany, which, un-
A. system of free trade, had glu'ied !he
cop,;neu, with the productions o' ner W.
.Sus,ry. Look, ssaid he. at sw,tzerlanu' no.
,.h.,s ,nauu(aciures have loutlshed 10 Tue
s..,,s., ex,eu, under The same System. ih-
SssJ even in England. the cotton manu-
c..,s,ss had grown tn their present unex-
sr.r,eJ beinh,, uot only without pFoiec-
.;aI n,,, nader u sysiem Of 'aSa''"a. In
the course Of his remarks. Nh u. sno"Sa ,sa
,S,, The doctrines cnniendcd It" ~ 'n'
rcn,leman lron Kentucky, oil manulae'ur.
;nr every thing for ourselves and !sh,ns
sS,h;no ."S from foreign nations, would u car
noun" ",s, DESTROY commerce, and in conse'
'isu o ,.,yc "a without seamen Tor our
"'.,, S and in as helpless state as Tue eh',
nsse for some naughty powes 10 c"lnc ,s,'', a"u
c,,., ON us their opium, or any resu'a''oa
,S - cemmerce they might in their power ah'
arrogance think proper. IL,
When Mr.. Rhe,t had concluded
az a,i,sr,on ,blaincd tue loor, and the
House adiourued, o,. %
=, sooa,e this morning large number
.;..,. hin. were introduced and re'er-
os Wr Linu introduced bill Tor the
ls", nss.,;on of hospital 10 tho ei'y OF
Wa,hiugtou. Also, resoiu1ou '.S ,S
N, the Secretary Of The Treasury 10 IN,
nrn, The Seuate the amount ina, ~ ~ou'u
sa,s i heep paid 10 each State and Terrific
-. a .n,Jer ,be Distribution law had 1t been
- = force during the past year. aud me
~ ~, 80 80 each individual had II been dis
,ribuled pro rata among the citizens; anu
Also The respective amounts "nen 'ns eH-
,.nse. Of The sales. ana The lnn'ah auhu''
lies for The year, were deducted from 'he
.eS ods ~, 'rhe resolution lays over one
gaw ia consideration being objected To-
@ Sss T,onan introduced u resolution which
80. ,,,onred, requesting the Secretary to
r.n,r, llc amount Of !!s.ie public debt at'hc
March last, wiillhc i,emsos the deoh hr'
Prcsion renewed his melion to print three
,housand cxtta copies OF the plan ol the
6.rai agent. Nc. Buchanan said ne mad
;,,,sn,lrd,o offer some remarks on the sub
40, bu, being informed by Mr.. p, that
r,,,,;nn 60 refer tho report would be made
nv an early DAY, aud suffering from 'nd's'
nos;,;on. he would defer his observations
un,il ,ba, occasion. The resolution was
adopted. A private bill was then taken
-, the question being on It's passage. MT
Sa,to,,p' after on inciIeciual effort To Oh.
.,;n son,e information rs to the merits OF
the claim, observed that it was evident
,hc members were no, disposed to apply
themselves to business. and to scfuunize
,Le Justice Of the claims they were ealsea
90 nc, upon, he would move nn adjourn,
men, 20 Monday nens, which was caff'eu
By large majority. H.. ~
In the Senate. this morning the lion
A q. Basby. tho new Senator from Ala
bamu, appeared in his seat. ,u
Wr Srirh, presented memorial from
-, of New Yo,k signed hy larg"
me-, .nss sny If n,ercantile firms. and the Presi,
sen,s a nf Sve of the Banks. praying Tor tho
nassape of a bill,o pos:;"one tue operation en'
Of The Bankrupt Law for Two years '.a',,,'1 ,'""1
the Is, of February next, on h.H sruu"J r."J
,ta, ;r IN, as,c,s OF baukrupts are !orceo
INTO liouidalion in the presen' eond'1o" -
,hs ,monev market and depression Of PT'-
ce,. that ruirous sacrifices will be made
A Resolution was submitted by Mr.. Al
len and agreed to, iuquirins Of the rre'',
den, IL any proposition had been submitted
by or TO the British Government. relative
90 a mutual righ, Of search, end 1t any 10
communicate them to the Senasc'
Mr.. Bsntpn, on ienvc, introduced q bill
"a pos,pone the Bankrupt Law to the Isl
ofJuly uexr. for the purpose OF giving ume
so introduce a more perfect law, and to in
elude i,anhs aud moneyed corporations IN
i,s nrovisions. This motion he aeeompn-
uiei with & speech Of nearly two hours III
lengrb, in which the mischevous pr'nc,,-
ples Of the law were wildly portrayed
and be closed with declaring it utteFly un-
constitutional.
Aiter some remarks BY Mr., Henderson