Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
sr1rE RIGIIrs.

STATE RIGHTS. 4
The sssassrs efs The Land Disiribgiion may
i.,ss:y r.s,ns. 10 6e he true Stale Rights uea.
.,salIssi is opponents should Properly be ss5isl
stn,sslFfs ., Csase,I4usionists Tne deeds oa
-srsssos, .psr.leglafly fton Virginia show thsR
The !sai9 gfvra Il PAY he tshis eiihs siatss,
aas.., sasat TIE gsasfsI government vas 'ae mere.
p,sist fSs III time icing. 1.-The rrocreds hal
issea iaterselJss na,soaai faa8. siy heseSpfcs-
.ioa ihsi his Taa3 ass 10 BE used ~ ,he benehi
II ali the safes of The. cosfedetascn, ..iirg;ia
iselsasss ,yirgiai1 being fari II 'hs con-
tsAsr4cy. sscs a<grnask. il the consolidation
fsa.sre ksl kecn understood. wou,I heyt been
sapetaaous and nes sensicsh
The deed or eessi5n from Virginia SAYS
Thai 81 he lands within he territory so &C.
tapd, e.. shal4 Ac considered Is = rnmnlhn ftsfs
ysr Il. ust xntstasft II saeh u tie IaifeI Stars
Is have become ID shall Become members nfihe
Confederation Dir FEDERAL alliance 81 ihe Unilea
.5taies. Ynglata iaeissigs according tkeif usEsl
respective prspoftlohsia The general cblIsse an
expenditure. aad shalt be faithfully ami hama
Gle disposed Of q: that purpose. and M nh
osaer use or pafPose Whatsaevef"
The prfsmsie 10 he Massachusetts az; says
Whereas several II the States 10 ;he Uniob
hare 81 pEesentsno, interest IN the great ami ex
iensiye tract Of aaenhiTated coaRify lying il the
'~este, ~ Pauof he United STATES, and fhai IL mar
d rsssoadtls hzt TIE Stairs ab5se m,nfisned siouit
IL fat.rtsiea in dc gEpstsed country, De u enact
cd" &c
: ltisas plainr n light, 70 unpfsiudiced minds
that The s,aie Righ's' feature VAS intended p b
n ....i 1890. Il, = 4to,one,.f .hA,.. $40 w
penditure'' Or the debts Of the .Rfvuuiien, il.
CURED BY The staies, were vet unsettled and
Virginia says the fund was to Re disposed be for
The raJnen. Of these, @aDd III no ether use o.
purpose wi a,soesef"
Thissubieet, like The TadT. vas an .4Aeriesr
question, uath ,ae dsnogognes feared Mr.. Clay
ascendaDey, and then tie party claiming q b,
the exclusive ffends II State Rights were wheele,
about. aad The Consolidation principle becam,
with Them The waichwoid. AN of sudden
they have become very much concerlei abuu
The necessities Of lhe Federal Treasnry, -whilS
he States have gone Or their sympaihies.
A PRECIOUS CONFESSION, TRULYi
Tho Globe calls attention 10 the Following
paragraph, which appeared IN la'e member o
the MadisoRian H -
"The friends Of the Admnislra lion haye del
iesunned at this juaciure TO submit The name Of
. JOHN TYLER as candidate fer the Pies idena
cyl they have mol complained that GIganiza
tipD has beea perfecledb BY other candidates., and
, greatly so by the influence Of the patronage Of
this Administration. They have submitted Il
some injustice at the hands Of these mcn. thu,
eounlenancel; and, being now convinced thai
the schism which Is every where apparent must
lead 10 the inal demolition OF the ereatpihcipe,
al stake, they offer the name of JOHN TYLER
40 The county, as The most available candidate
apd HE man best calculated to combine ali in
liaeDces, North and South 1and ID. unite the dif
sercnees WHICH now Sc ,faraie ihem.n
Here is an admission. by Mt. Tyler's mouth
piece, thai Organization has. been perfected b,
ether candidates, and greatly 50 by The igluencs Q
Tie patronage e Ibis .9daaistraiiO,"- OF, in olhe
words, that Sir. Tyler has drought the patron
age Of the Government into conflict with ih,
freedom of elec,ions.''
\ Mr.. Tyler has gone on from one siepof mi
guilty. 80 another, untila lasi-his "conseience,
He now sglories in his shomc," and cani
credit fof doing that which would cover other
men with shame aud confusion Of face
The Globe very properly calls on The Maaiso.
fpian 10 point out The ''Dfmoeraln whom The
4 Administration" hastlhus counlepanced il The
corrupt use. Of is patronage. - Petersburg In
teHigener.