Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-26
sorrnCARoLlNAA M NEW YoRK-Frm

SOCru CAROLINA AND NEW YORk-frrm
a communication Eade by the Governor to the L.
~gislSturc Of the Slate Oi Now York. we learn that
he Gsncrl Assembly Of SOuih Ca-,lina rss>ed q
law. on the 7h December last, declaring thai i shall
rot be lnwtul tor any vessel OF any size OF dssruP-
tou. owned ian whole Or IN part. or conmaried or
~navignied by any citizen or resident ct The State Ol
New lork. or any such vessel owned m whole Or
in part. OF commanded or n~avigaled by any other
person Than navtual inhSbitant OF resident of Sbu,h
Carolina. and departing from any port in that Com
monwealih TO any port Of New York. to leave the
waters Of South Carolina until the commandment of
such vessel shall have submitted To- search. and have
complied with restrictions similar 10 tn &c imposed
upon vessels OF New York fond in Virginia. ny
The law Of the Sale.
This isall wrong. ON the part Of the State Of
South Carolina, surely. whatever my be thought OF
the previous action Of Virginia or OF the pr'yocaiion
To that action by the auihortes OF the State ci View
York. Thi. soti of alliance and making OF common
cause between two States Is. moreover CONTRARY TO
the spirit ot the Constitution Of the United States.
though the action on the part Of each State be all
miilsd which VI doub) TO he c~onlurmiblc ~ IL
No State. says the Constitution, shall, without
the consent of Congress. enter into any agreement
or compact rih another S'aie" Here in the case
before "a. is an dgreeA~pt. certainly OF one Stale
with another State. to avenge a supposed grievance
Of that other State.
Thisisal wrong in temper. at loa,t &c IL be not
IN law. The first wrong. learned jursts ave main
tanned (thouih Others deny ~ was on the Pir of
New Nurk.in refusing ~ deliver up the psropns Js-
mandel Ivy the Executive Of Virginia. However
thai be.ihe sooner ths question Of law IN the case is
brought before the proper tribunal for decision The
better " every State may take the law into its
own hands an regard 10 qsesiions involving 1.-THE reg
slaiion Of commerce among The several States and
II the States are 10 DO allowed To 10 what Congress
cannot do-that ~ Ia give preference by regulation
- - - - c. - -
Of another. or 10 vessels ofall other States over those
OF one Sinis-has the Constitution failed in one n.
moug the most important OF the purposes Cor which
i was established. These attempts og the States IN
usurp authority ~blsngi,g 10 The Gov erument ofthe
Union are becOm.ug more and more frequent. The
success Of such an attempt in New York lately
brought us 10 the verge Of war with a ioreiSn PSI.
wer. a. lac attempt itself on The part OF another
State did with The same power three years sgs; aud
now tive or three States are about having n war "i
commsrcial interdic,s among themselves. which IN
less ended by judicial lnIerPoSilion, may be attended
with consequences ever TO be lamenied-Nat lat
A number Of the English Arisrocny. both NAL,
aud female, have originated in America. We ar'
able to instance but q few. though there are mani
more oi the English mobiles. who,direcIly or indirecll,
have descended from Americans; and many Amer
cans now plain sterling republicans. who cat
trace their lineage back 10 some proud peerage Of In,
British Kingdom.
Lord Lyudhuni, the High Chancellor ofEngland
was born in Boston. Mass. The Marquis Of Nor
. mandy, and The young nobleman now travelling ii
this country by the title OF Earl Of Mulgrave. i
: descended from William z. Ups. tho son Of plan
, farmer ON The banks Of the Piscaloqus. DOW TIT
Stale Of Maine.
The celebrated circumnayigaior Lord Arson
whose capture uf 50 many Of The Spanish galleon
obtained for him the title Of "Freebooling Arson.
once Was an inhsbitant Of Charleston S c, wher,
has name Is still given 10 a street. and a burgh, viz
Ansonhnrgh. The distinguished Admiral. s.
Charles Wager, was n NewpOI. X | boy AnoIhe
Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, was born ut Nantucket
Massachusetts. Three of the grand daughters o
Charles Carroll Of Carslion. and tho daughters o
Ms Catron of Baltimore. are married To Peers 9th,
United Kingdom, one 10 the Marquis Of Wellesiy
brother OfIhe Duke Of Wellington, and Iorm;y Gov
Srner General of India; another 10 the Marquis Of
Camaerhan; we do not recOllect the title Of III,
ihird. Lprd Ashbrron. this special envoy from the
Court vi 81 James, and who va. in this county q
the time when Louis Philippe was d, re. and me
The new King Of the French, 10 The Western par
OF the Stale OF New York the one going to, and tn,
other returning frum the Falls OF Niagra. married Nil,
bighnm, OF Philadelphia. Al the South particular
", there are descendants OF the ancient families o
. Great Britain. and within a hundred miles of I'm
place. are immediate collateral descendants uf On,
Duke Of Argyle. the Earl Of Cunartic, Sir JOHN
Nermnns. SIR Thou a, Sun IN, Bnrt, SO, &c w,
mention u, &c facts, merely so show now bleLd-,
are the tics between the old and the new country
not that we pride ourselves on any high ancestry
Tor the Revolution stamped purer aud better parenu
OF nobility than aHy creation VI foreign King; IL ",
have orisiocraciy al all. born oflhe blood and Ihroea
Oh great people sasIinat fl despoIism. and asserting
independence. The humblest colder Of Bnnkel
Ali or Yorktown is dearer TO the American Poe
pie Than all the Starred and gathered and title no.
MOBILES OF Europe. Yet we respect eauk wheu
coupled with goddess; and we honor those whom
Their King Of country have honored for real and e1
allied ment-SfuGnnah Georgian.