Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

Should the time arrive when it will not be OF
ammunition will publish the speeches OF Mr.. Calhoun
which his biographer has carefully omitted in the volume
which processes to contain all his speeches. They go
the whole figure for National Bank, for Protective Tariff
and for Internal Improvements by the Federal Governments
and taken altogether the attudinous doctrine
OF any speeches have ever read. These principles,
which Mr. Calhoun now enertans, for he swears he has
changed opinon-eminenty fit him for the lender
Of the State Rights Pary-whch stands up straight as
lean backwards
That readers may be ignorant than Others
make extraction Nh Cahoun's speech on the Di-
rect Tax Bill April, lel5-and written for the press
by himself:
"Mr C. then proceeded point less but yet Of great
Importance lie meant THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
ROADS AND OPENING CANALS IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. Your country, said he,
has certain points Of eebencss and certain points OF great
strength about it, Your feebeness should be removed
your strength improved. Your population is widely dis
pesed Though this great advantage in one respect
that OF preventing the country from being permanently
qleTed, imposes great difficulty defending your
tory from invasion, because Of the difficulty OF anspora
uoh from one point 10 another OF your widely extended
frontier We ought contribute much possible TO the
formation OF good military roads, only the score of
general political economy, butte enable emergencies
10 collect the whole mass OF military the point
menaccd. The people brave, great and spirited
but they must be brought in sufficient number and
with certain prompude enable them to act with effect
he importance OF military roads was well known TO the
Romans: the remains Of their roads this day. some
Of them unnIurcd by the ravages time. LET US MAKE
GREAT PERMANENT ROADS not like the Romans
with view OF subectng and ruling Provinces but for
more honorable purposes OF Defence and connecting more
closely The HfeTess0f rarous sections this great eoun
rg. Let any look the Of transportation,
during the much of which charged the want of
good roads and canals, and he will deny the impor
tnnce OF n due attention to this object
Mr. {. proceeded another iopic-ihs encourage
proper 10 BE- Gg0Tded 10 me industry of he eounfrv In
regard To the question how far manufactures ought be
usiercd, Mr.. {. said it Wa TIE DUTY or TINS coryrEy.
az means Of defence. To ENCOURAGE THE DO
MEsTIC INDUSTRY or THE COUNTRY, more ts.
pecy tina; part Of II which provides Necessary mater.
ais for cLorHiyo and defence. Let look nature OF
the likely England m possession OF
the ocean: man, however sangine, can believe
can deprive her soon Of her predOmnance there. That
control deprives o the Of maintaining our army
and navy cheapy clad The question relating 10 manuac.
lures must NOT deBeHd re abstract principle. that
industry, ist 10 PursHe its course, triH find
oiSH HIrssf all tie announcement taf is HeccssGTy.
lay the claims Of the manufacturers entirely view said
Mr. c. but on general principles. without regard their
interest, certain encouragement should be extended
least 10 'ro,leH and cation manufactured"