Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-24

Wise WAS opposed to .NWH!EcGto", but 0drOcatcd the
state Rights doctrines Oj Mr.. Madison, ami oppoE"d
boh lie Proclamation and M Farce BIZ. See his
first address to his district, published ut Richmond in
January, lS33, printed by TIos. W. White. The Rich
mond Enquirer Of that day will show that Thns. Hit-
chic, Sell, approved "f his position oil that question.
ny MI. AYLEIr. FACT AND SOURCES OF
"Twcnty-Onc years have INFORMATIoS
elapsed since the election Mr.. Wise's printed cir
OF Henry 4. Wise 10 Con- cular Of the day.
aress from :he Accolnac The files uf the JeiIcr-
district. We have been sonian, by Cralle.
nble to find no account of Files OF the Richmond
the canvass in that dis Enquirer.
trict." NuRLfcrs, in 1888, were
'The evidence, there not deemed by old line
fore, Of Mr.. Wise's hav- Democrats the true friends
ing been Il State Rights of State Rights. The De-
Democrat, consists IN mocratic party Of the
slst. His defeating. q State did not 30 regard
friend Of Jain G.. CAL them. The elder Ritchle
h0un, and an opponent Of did not so regard them, but
The Proclamation and on the contrary approved
Force BIZ: and Of Mr.. Wisc's address al
snnd. In the enemies of the time Us n true cxposi-
Caihoun and the friends ton OF the Madison doc
Of tie Proclamation re- trines. The whole Jack
JOiciRg orer has ~eeciIou." son and Democratic party
: He then Quotes the En- of the State. in 1873, re-
Quircr, which quotes the ioiced over Mr.. wise >
Globe us rejoicing over election. Were tney
the success of n friend of friends of the Froclaiha,
the Proclamation, thus ar- ton! No. llc party anu
raigning the elder Richie press Ot irgiil!a causca
also as a friend OF the Gen. Jackson 10 recount
Proclamation, and also al the federal hercSlcs wt!ich
the other old line Demo- Mr.. Livingston interpu-
Gratis of tla, day, as Proc lated i'll that paper. Inc
lamatiunis.s, who rejoiccd "ud hero, whom Air.
over the election of Mr.. Wise is blamed Tor MOI
Wise. Aud he adds: dcnOunclnG, III elect, said
s.From this article TINT ks purpose was sim
draw the inference that pv to proclaim that the
Mr.. Coke. upon the ques- laws should be executed,
ton of Notification, must and not 10 argue OF pro-
Inv. nrr,nird eror,lv the claim ura;ust Stat"
pnsit;nu of the State Rights. So cmphatically
Rights par'yof Virginia" was that done that ba' u
short time since the
Nj Wise was no more Uuion, whilst Il nephew
n State Rights Democrat of Gen. Jackson WAS COLI
than be was when Gen. ducling its columns, en-
jackson ordered all of the dcavorcd 10 explain away
uisnnsable military force TIM. rccania,ion OF the f.
of the Federal Govern dcrGlisn OF the Proc.a-
,nent TO assemble at nation.
Charleston" &c. : Again Mr.. Avlctt
Arnin, he says: draws differences, WHEN
"D;d hc," (Mr. WIse) more patience and nlo:i
.aitor cntcrin. Congress, care Of examination
uour forth the walls OF his would have furnished him
wrath upuu Gen. jackson with tic direct evidence
for that Proclamation, and the truth Of the facts
which the State Rights Of the case.
party were unanimous in Mr.. Wisc's first speech
dcnouncing? Did he ever, in Congress, 0n thu reno
in cnuncrating the GdH- val Of the public dcprsi''s,
crrs and pcrHS 10 0nr L. shows his opposition 10 The
b,rfirs, mea0cri By lack ProcIanaiinn. But rs "a:
sans ATTN iastr0i0A' bnck rs the eth, 2St,!, aud
(mark this from one pro- Slih JANUARY, 1911, nc icit
scr:bing another for not the Wing caucus, then de-
supnprtIIr jackson j. bating what should I've the
..na;nt uur 81 his p!urrlinC policy Vi the coming IN
word pictures ~ & Fed ADMINISTRATION oi WA!Es;
.ral arEi invading with ans, anticipating the ART
hostile intent Il sovereign val of Gen. Harrison ny
State, or hur! dGauDcla- several weeks before his
lions upon the .old hero Inauguration rs President,
for blockading the port Of lie .rGge! 3 full review Of
Charleston with q slUcp policy upon tho CALLED scs.
of war;" &c. sion, the tariff, the distr1hu-
ton OF the proceeds Of I'll"
public lands, the lind or
liunncn of 81, and upon finance and economy, re-
irenchmcnt and reform. That spcecl! fully defined
Mr.. Wisc's position 1T that time. On State Rights ne
sniI - ,arda al The time he snid this, he WAS an HvoWed
Wai-. but eviicrilv about to separate himself from
the national Republican, portion OF the Wings, be-
cause Of the federalism they had betrayed IN Their
ca:cls consultntion)-"Nhencc HpFang t"!s act !
THE cplnpr"misc act of lS33.l from dan;
rCr 10 the Tu:uI-out al rcsistnnC" 10 mmrgH1i HH6
Impressive M44tiog. The hill OF nominations
the tariff Of 1923, hna ~cqnsumma;cd the pr"t"c,
tive policy. In 1882, the question was one "i
a r|diu!i0n of duties. The South c1Gt"?!cd Tor
n reduction upon P~yotectcd articles, and lof a tns nP"n
LnrnrieS. The tariff interest undo almost all the l'Eu-
rics free, aud left the duties on :hr protected articles:
South Carolina, aroused, r"s"ricd 10 her reserved
ri.l.t,-dcclarcL !c.scli 'ihc Judge ut the iiira'ii"l
and of the mode anl mcHsur,. rf drcs-'-prnrIn
el her ordinance Of notification, anu r&ogc by he!
altar aud her God, TINT both should "s!nk together III
the dust sooner than she wJ"id summit 10 oi'pTcS-
sion. Gen. Jackson rose in his majesty, and sw"rr
10y tmE e'eIn"r ~: " ,,,d I hnrn Cn,I"nn iJovnc. Hmm.
H., nd NJ Dutii. ..es HIGH M Humans "n!luw-."-
l'oii ""u 9.rD" mm a. m al, % III. ,Ir.at NJ, val,
threat. The State had ~gaGmoncd her chlvalry' and
.as | nm informed, one Of The InoinGcr1 OF her C"nSef'-
""n' W. " :" - ~, q dissoIutinn nj the un;ay,
and Jact.ul ISSUED his proclamation, ana his orders !"
the s%tarding array and TO the may. The nGtIoi! wa
called a., nrns!H-tpc rc,;eu aSnins; a single state
No., rr' 'm" -,",.i ~, nrJ ,oyx y,nu;d have be,u
II ;viGcl pyajn.t hemselves-fa,he n.Giast son, AMI
Lr,,h.r ach;us. brother! Was NJ MaNiGcr. | ~.
no.ed the doctrine. | opposed the theory upon which
the resistance was founded. | debated its advocate
in nm election for Il seat Oh this floor. was II Union
man and for peace. Bgthl ne tell eSaHracH hat
mar hal trim. crcry Union man IF IIr@,"'0 mo"tf
hare trim a $a.ih.rH man. No Iard'Hg army """h
ercr hire cyOsS'd her agc!rgt hH's 10 do 6dttE "-"'"S
a Sorcrcigu STATE, 'rH&Om FIR" Egt''"g "fr SONS %
c,,yu ta,iL, AZ rrcrv mass wiryr c0}u"lrrS c"a1d hnr'
stagd. VIZ Bcr0"s". Nr, whrH q, iarch
Of GIRL mar hfrrcn Mt< Gort,nmc9f AMI I" Sii',
GuI 0ncc b.cH hghtCd, tie LR'0H roa"f mare h|cH "'E'
<nfsrd. O~cs A." or" ~Hr. n''trr %"', " 1 ""4m.
Gn'oR as a th'o" ms rT'r'." an" """"'' r'n.' t!'
n mar If Mnt St~d, Il @D,"G Ear' btfr " Lni2" :? o""-
soGdGiion, ccmcnirt by Wood. SAX II t"'"" as ne
Eaion man Of my Gcqndint""cc ~""a ha,e "tn rut'
ing 10 SEE crSt. | do~U Thtthcr lie 4Wr6f' y me
Nary ~ drmy c0mH hare b6th Gr0"gm 10 near " ~"
upom Their 0wn brethren, az arms Hsa'H" """' "f|
SDhfW"tY "fM't ""f""''""''""'" IF - r-i;z,,
Here several gentlemen csc'e;IHei-"lcS Elllott
was tlcre-Poinsctt was there, the present secrc1a'F
Of wnr.l
Mr.. Wise. Yes! and there were o'hrr; h'r' to pas"
a 6Ioody tn, against which my prcSeut h"r"rrG 'o'-
stitucnt, the present Vice Prcsldent, "l'"e r"."'
,u.,
Ate: rIiccizinc the Compromise act OF lsS5, and
the paciticnlion Of Qualification, he proceeded to do an
net ofjusticc to Judge White for his in'tTnfnGh.an,y
in preventing the execution ott.!e Force BHl, ny nl'
posing Genl. JHcAson's orders III or$.i'Iins u nh VoI
promise committee i'll the Srnaic.-Nr' "isr H'"e"'
m-,., d., fra. c,usa uf d; tfrrencc