Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12
SOUTH CARoLlNA-rIiE TARIFF

p'lani by The election vi James X Polk to- the presid
lry Yet we are uen told by men less ubseryant ar l
scrnpu9as Than Cav. Hammond that the N.rlhern -
Gus are The natural aliies of the Souh even with III.
Tact ui their refusal. every pinch Gas for ex,u,,.s ~
The recent repeal ui the - Rule al The II,mss f u,
prestniaiives, by which Ambition petitions SO Iona ex
eluded from thai Hall ,are htneeiu and lnbe w.
eon'"h To southern "pInons and 10 maintain Southern
rights, and ndefd n their open and pslpabe alliance,
many instances lt the ultra Abolonists Of The Mani,
as IN the recent Presidential election starno ih.m in H.
lace Gov. laniLnnd either honest in The pn;,
ons he avu~s, or less willing hc dured Than sa,
others, Nho, processing 10 hold the same opnlns c,,,
ally 'faernIza h those who do all in tber na,s, =,
overthrow them; and, entertaining con fjence IN m.
sincerity OF men. whose constantly belle their wn,a
he advises that Smih Carolina shall proceed G,r,l,u,,h
10 adopt c"isilluunal aud peaceahe remedy ,.f Mi
lihraen and II heed be, Of sustaining her action hy a,
appeal 10 tie physical esources of The Siatei, ni,,
language, IN The sword r
but II seems that this beIlgerent recommendation
""'c, rom The manifestations al uarIIke temper in
South Carolina, by The Rhetts, McDulies and q ,a,le
buns, during The past simmer, might have been sur,
p's'd VAS III prreci harmony viii, p5lc sentiment in
That Safe. meets with opposition from an unex pecrd
quarter. Mr. f. w, PIrkens, a near relative and con-
l'ientIal friend of Mr. Calhoun and one of The prorn
nent LEADERS, ni the Nufcitiun party in 1892 thpuub
as he himself or" baasllngly prcaiHrd born nsens
bic To fear, and consequently not at all apprebensiv. a,
In the personal results o canh with the general On.
vtrnurnt, protested promptly vehsnen,ly against The
resumption vi South CarUl"s FORMER attitude Of ho,ti
Is IL The Union A,d. b, its favorable arii. urtn tts
series :" dtpie Dry and pacific resolutions snbni,d BIZ
Mr.. lreLds in the Senate AVID ty Mr.. Menminper IN
TIE rouse, have exhibited the novel sreclacls
of South Carolina Governor reb,atcd by Smtl
Carolina Legislature, III neither branch oi whlrs
is there single Wing member ftr recommending IN.
nuilhcaliou Of larH law, which III Of them say lal
though untnA seven n,afe ptolsctise its character
aud therefore, ing 10 lrr rtasuning more urc,b,
stilutional unequal and oppressive lhan That u, lSls
IL ,.l Hratl iItl |, ii II
State, Than thai If 1852 which, in solemn Conyen
ton, they aHGullcd. How is this sudden and remak,
chan. Of tone 10 he accounted for? Mr. pckens and
hs Trends, Who from an apprehension that "Ren no.
perV' viii deem themselves insecure in South aroio,
Ii notification be again attempted, shrink from the rev..
val ut hat Designating and revolutionary mode of 70.
dress fer grievance hch the public mind Is daily be-
coming more thoroughly satisfied is rather imaginary
Than real. profess 10 believe that Snnih Ca0na has an
assurance III The feesni election If James X Polk 10 tn.
Presidency, tha the party to which he is ind, bled Lr
that triumph ~lll not only repeal the existing Tariff law
nut likewise repudlae The principle uf Protection itself
Bul can they be sincere IN the avoNa Of this opinion
with the often repeated aud uncontrovered fact standing
Prominently 0u IN tr proceedings Of the las, session Of
Congress that Locofoco Daj9rify Of siru even with
the strong temptation 10 cuucfa'urrt ur AN evasion #
heir real upinous, growing out OF the fact HAT Pps-
Dental nomination about to he made and Prpsies
ta election IL take place. in The decision both Of which
This question would seriously enter. dared then tourh
/ that l@r.H We repeat, dared not touch thai Tariff
notwithstanding the bIIi reported by the committee Of
WAYS and means as Substitute therefore distinctly aud
,mpeatir"'H fr''"ns'd The rtncVe Il protection.
discriminating la'4eN III ia'u "i fnn c"ai and snsstf
Ana more man tnis--d" AT MI fichehs aud his friends
KNOW W9l "i'eNer pirate assnfaiers may have fevn
gwen by M I''k 10 ne South tarillna parry during
me recent eahpaish' hat gentleman was supported.
marin u 'ne foHaar as Inc 'rIehd OF protective tarl,
anu 'ha '"cn"c1 member ol congress cleo
u" nom 'a SECTION VI 'he thlnn IS ihll'Nloiy opposed
I" me a""uoh"''H 81 "a' prnclle and stands pledged
/ ~ h''"e ',a' s'"h enecnFe! hey canno'teis-
'"'' u e9o "'hes' pu' perhaps lie ftlifs upon mo
"'euc' III NE h,Niy eecfd iresd' ni utder The ccn-
'"' o '"e eHq"c os ""eh 'hfy Doubtless expect he"il
neS"fto"hun us Ia,ne c"unssiors and back stairs ad
V'Ses, 10 seu"ce 'e Northern representatives. from lhet
"oga,o's 10 'hef constituency And 1t Is not at all
u"h,s IVA, ''' 'a'noGn desire and expectation ofos
ny '1e 'a" a,a s"o' ' mat ttq"e constitutes the S"
cei no''e 81 Nr. r''Nehs sndnrnly s"bdoed tone and
:" MS P',min "''ach upon "" iainnnnd wa,os>
tie;e' is"acea' as we have been taught
t'' ',r,; a'o.' i'"o,os )" peheve' oI Az "'
s, t rI .i y, ''' enefa"'e s1stn
The eleya,,,n If N C1h III w "' n',....
and abandons his f,ynre nr,reny in ,ir ~, ,d.no. hi,
own f,rtunes in this the his ,,, an .s,;,nv
politician, Thirty wears ayo he Gvpd his oao ,n,, IN,
Presidency. and amid the numerous and .nh,ar iran,
formation uhich have since marked hs 81 eonord o.,ssr
he has never fur ninment-excppt ncrh,ns dur,o III,
pcrientius period Of 1899. when believing his nrsnsr
for It's attainment forever ST. he soooht IN sunder tho
Union, with the hope Of building up Southern Comic
deracy in which he might be The first m,a-los, sight
IF tia, splendid and feminine priz And bo i. incl \,