Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-17
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of Ibis government 1885, and that about sevennnths
of all the appropriations for public works that have been
And presume it will not be denied that all the great
port cities at the North with their fourshing
of partial navigation laws securing to them the carrying
trade that all the rch manufacturing nabobs at the North
of protective tariff and that the North has appro
priated herself nearly all Territory although part
of coded to the general by the South and
the balance acquired mostly at her having
taxed of about seven-nphs of the paid for it,
well of about sevennnths of the expense
fight the battles of which, she also furnished than
her quota of mento say nothing about the damage done
the South by the aboitonss Yet, notwithstanding all
this, Whggery has raised great hue and because the
South threatens to secede from the Union But matter
how much the consolidating wings and dem
hurah for the Union republican liberty and equality
be preserved at the South only by maintaining the
right of secession if not by it's exercise Now am farm
err and make agriculture nv study and little
about the Constitution therefore will leave the discussion
of the right of secession to ADLER hands but
the Union whenever she oppressed and that
neither revolution bloodhed necessary consequence
because after she seeded the President would
armed force to compel her
into the Unon than he would have to send to force
Great Britain to enter into it, 1t true he has
he will the laws of Congress faithfully executed but
ecuted where Why in the United States But contend
that after State has seeded not in the United Sates
but the Unionout of the urisdctonof the laws of
Congress- and of the reach of the President Even Ed
ward Sany has declared that should the President ask
and money suhugate State that he would vote for his
impeachment! More than this-Gen. Jackson in his fa-
moral right of secession in of OPPRESSION al
though this Proclamation written under the influence OF
tremendous load of prejudice against Mr. Calhoun against
whom fact the Proclamation aimed and not at State
rights. YES MIR. Van buren, being jealous of Mr. Calhoun
rival for the Presidency had worked the Hero of New
Orleans into terrible against the great Sou Carroll
MAN. And the fact is, had not Mr. Calhoun been at the
head of the South Carolina resistance against the tariff in
1872 mean had any other been at the head of that
aair-Gen Jackson would have written any such
Proclamation against State rights No sirs, Mr.. Van Blu
for the very express purpose of blasting Mr. Cal
houns prospects for the Presidency. But in hopes that
postery will do justice to the character Of both Mr. Cal
houn and Mr. Van Buren-the being honest, firm,
sagacious, patriotic statesman the other corrupt, in
disposed to do Gen Jackson injustice, but it is not
much that he not only creduous to fault,
though the wings appaudng him for writing this
Proclamation ahOut the only act of his whole adminstra
against the right of secession Just about the time it was
written they accused him of knowing law but his
United States Bank without the least shadow of authority
law excuse However, Gen. Jackson admits the moral
that I haas not 0 onT
but grossly nS1ed and unless she have guaranty
assurance that she will not hereafter be oppressed by
protective tariff for the benefit of the North Also that
the North will to agate the question of slavery far
contend that her honor her interest and her safety all
require her to Withdraw from the Union For to submit to
the injustice of democratic tariff (Which tax
her out of great deal more than her share
OF the expenses OF governmen is Illuminating enough ana
fact than she should submit to- it not in her
power remedy the evil by embarking in manufacturing
herself Yes contend that unless the North abandons the
protection and to agtae the slavery question
which asking nothing her hands but jucetha the
honor interest and safety the South require her to scede
from the Union Why not the balance of the southern
States ready unite with South Carolina and throw off the
yoke of northern opp son at once Is because their
people have been kept in ignorance of the extent to which
they oppressed and nuted by the North by the nge
nous aehood and misrepresentation of wing presses
But whiggery long blind the South the
fact that has connected itself with the where
by get the ascendancy in the government and
establish bank protective tariff. system of internal i'm
provements distribution &c. for the purpose of reducing
her a Of colonial vasalage: we'll admit su
States
Constitution with view to the abolition of slavery Fo
instance Hundred Million Bank in the h1nds of the north
monoposs, with all its branches presidents, cashiers
directors stockholders and debtors will control elections
"a protective tariff with its specifics. mnimums and
imums will tax the southern farmer 100 per
articles of every day whilst northern Injuries and suc
articles by the manufacturers will amos
free of duty system Of internal mprovements-all
which will be made at the North will exhaust the publ
treasury and serve as an excuse for still higher duties
and by distributing the public land money among the States
North Carolina and Massachusetts each 300
sury caused by vertng this fund from its legitimate pur
posedefrayng the expenses of governmen-North Carroll
will have to contribute say hreefourths of the amount
this $1,000 and Massachusetts. say oneourh becaus
North Carolina is AGRICULTURAL consuming State,
Massachusetts manufacturing State, and manufactur
almost every thing she uses Yes even democratic reve
tariff great deal more from the South than he
nronoronabe share of the expenses of government willis
whg protective tariff in connection with the other favor
lite of whiggery will not only tax say fourth
the for the support out the South
but amount sufficient the North with rail road
canals well to the Golfers of her wealth
manufacturers in the bargain Among all the cheating de
vices wndng contrvances and grievouS mpostons tina
have been pacced any people, this wing tai
if has never equaed They will out openl
and impose duty of 100 cent on such articles
day among southern farmers because they kno
would be resisted at the point of the bayonet but the
will mistfy the with their sbecifcS minimum
mariun to tax these articles 100 per and tn
southern farmer knows what amount of duty he doe
pay They will for instance that all cacoes
20 per yard upon which they will impose duty of
per cent which amounts to cents the yard in whic
all such calico actually cost only per yart
pays duty of 100 per cent And great many other
taxed equally high by paying much per yart
pound bsbeI without any regard to quality
This is the effect of whg tariff. And if the South con
plains the injustice thereof, whggery will refer her
the Supreme Court Now know about little about til
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court do about the Const
tuition but should think this is not Judicial question:
all Because the law itself is apparently CONSTITUTIONAL
injustice complained of arises from the fact that it
lsehood and from the circumstance that the Mort
is manufacturing and the South agricultural people,
Therefore repeat that unless arrangement is mao
the security and protection of the South that the
withdaws from the manufacturing
opens direct trade with Europe and off all nercou
with the North the better. For as have stated above f
the purpose of reducing her to state of northern coon
vassaage northern whggery has connected itself with alb
tionism southern whg presses trying sho
that northern democracy much to blame about abo
tionism northern whggery is but they had well tt
prove that the southern whS party the Sta
rights party because there few State rights wings
the South to try to identify the northern democratic
ty with the aboltonsts because in few northern section
the have the independence
denounce aboonsm, for fear of being annihated by Il
wings and aboltionists Only three northern wings in
of Representatives voting for the fugitive slave
More than this the northern democratic party have
n overheard all such Van Buren,, Benton No.
the bans have been published and objection being
the rights of matrmony have been formally and publicly
emnized between northern whiggery and abolitionism
e Daniel Webster officiating high Priest, and southe
whggery standing candle bearers And the first op
of this unholy alliance will withdrawal
southern States from the Union for whggery
blind the southern people to their honor nterC
and safety Yes, the northern wings are unanimous in