Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
From the Macon Democrat

LILLIAN IT. craujars Later 10 mr. Diekerscn, dara'Ory Of hi
decded 6o IA The GncoHsiutioDahy Of Umited STATES 6'h
surprised than to learn That The ex
stence cenunentss authenticity of that document a peer
called question. We should have expected enrl
tnys former Remuneration Of the IT, s Bank or that oi Dame
Webset's Of the Tariff being denied We referred IL as mat
Ter of such no,oe that It's insertion would be
say, though then before the Con tliuinnalst W.
have addressed tie gentleman editlne lal paper e
search iii generally before - public. Wan, of
the detail ii Mr. C.s REMARKS when conveng win our
selves Yates Jebacs-which per force defer
# ioe- from H. Crarfd IF Georgia 10 aho'
Dterson IF lt ry dated Wooda,n, February iSs' ana
ecpiedfrom The Coast;nt,oadh.i II FEB. 10, ls:E'
IL admit that the T.. governed by cnnsola-
ted government power regulate commerce would IN lr
absence Of he journals Of ne convention and Mr. sarns report
authorised protection manufactures u The Stale go
and State ineS oherated, the protection o
manufactures might he effected under the power regulate com
because been done by most Of the civilized ates IN
the world But the Tariff clearly measure al constellation
and so are measures of Internal improvements been
Congress without the shadow Of authority Its this
reckless legislation OF Congress that has Produced he present
alarming. crisis Union, aud The present is bn
difficulties Of that kind unless speedy re-.
t. the principles az The constitution effected The an
fcuy Of wardns aimed by South Carolina, ought ia
adons the Federal Government OF the necessity OF moderation
ard rigid adherence 10 the powers granted and such NJ are he
ceary incident hem aud without which they cannot be car
ricd effect The publication Of the journal of the federal
Convention and other documents connected with IT, has thrown
much light upon lie powers Of !he Federal se,s
believe they d been published before te organic OF e
Federal Governments neither The Rank q: The T. s. the assnmp
ton debts nor protective Tariff would have been
found in the federal statute hook.
when made up my opinion upon The Bank question IN oi'
The publication &c the Journals which have persed FOL
the first has changed That opinion iun formed your OPT
upon protective system the way before the pub
LEGATION of JOURNAL probably without having seen Luther
Mathis repart.
Rrview, besc.c you the whole ground; lay aside during
the review all opinions the subject and en-
terrain hop. conclusion Yon the
reduced The of the Govern
reducing entirely aboin. the duties upon unpro-
will relieve from
large portion u-ns, and ought 10 be acceptable 10 al
the States lhs : mtkc Such redn,t on VIII only IN
crease intuuaIy w'ch Hui the Tariff Stale
wo nist ken they tiak the mumuGs 81 Tie South ara
principally H'dee by u" revenue collected o' Tue use 81 IN
pro IL o tie SaulI have compliant
ed of paying hec>aty 10 support the Government, hn
tey do aiu vii complain, long Congress- by VI
larsaon s.aiI enable contributions
upon them sTa they pay 10 The Governments and
assured continued much ongrf the trirh
! tcu be dissoired"