The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-30
NulliGration in ls32.
How General JacksOn's Proc
tamntiOn was Received In
south Carolina. ......

lNmamAAnm WIS NtefANeM IN
south CnrOIinn.
F,on,hs ch,i,,ea & C3 N,r,uty, Dec, d, i'oo.
Tho declaration OF war, made by An
drew Jackson, against the State Of South
Carolina, occupies to-day the larger por-
tons of our columns, II viii be read
with the feelings which so cNbaculno-
nv a document Is calculated to excite
This unhappy old man has been suffered
by his advisers 10 arroE0tc the power TO
cocrco a State OF the Contcdctacy. lie
has issued the cdict of dictator-an
ed'ct which tinio will Prove whether he
darcs OF can enforce. lie has attempted
in this proclamation TO intimidato the
Whigs Of Bouth Carolina By threats and
70 encourage aud iomont insurroetion
aud violence ON the part qC tho internal
enemies Of the State. This document
was received here yesterday, and greeted
with the Indignation and contempt which
il merits. 10 every frcemep worthy oI
the ntmci Il has excited no othcf feelings
but those OF defiance and scorn. Rocrc-
ants will hail itus brave blow in the
cause Of treason;
Prom the Ch,rlsuou Mercury, Osc. 10, is12.
The crisid Ter which every intC lligent
and resolute CSrolniun Wing has long
been prepared has come. The efficacy
Of our remedy has been demonstrated
We were told u would ,,be ineficienti il
has proved 80 potent that an infuristed
administration has been compelled, in
despair Of otherwise defeating Us, to re-
sort TO brute force, We have always
said that our remedy was Of rlgM peace.
lul--we have never said that twouldRCc-
essarily be poaceful--it is always IN The
power of bad man 20 outrage fight by
violence, II unrcstrained by principle OF
a fear Of consequences personal to him.
self. General Jackson has not furnish
cd the first example. There has boon
Caesar, Cromwell and a Bonuparte--
men Of towering genius, who have stoop
ed 90 play the usurpcr. Why may not al
inferior spirit, without as much heart al
leithcr, and with mono Of their genius, as
pire 70 initiate them in those actions o
their lives, which alone no can initiate
because they are criminal. Wo have al
along said that he might mako the suici
dal attempt TO cocrco Us. He is, il SEEM
preparing for il. The jackson tsrif'mer
viii encourage him, and the Clay tarif
men will cheer on Us their bloodhound
tho individual whom they rejected as
public servant, whom they deaPiso as I
man. .... ....... q.
In tho Legislature Mr.. Preston said
"Who, and whom are wei Arc VIC Rus
sian sorfs, or slaves Of diyAni Are ",
on the banks Of tho Bosphortis, or th,
NarvS, or is Il on our own free strsam
that these things are proclhimedl Wa
our high and well-considercd appeal &
Congress and the States In this manner
to be met BY the bird fury and indocen
cy Of man who thus vaunts upon thl
liberties Of the country his own persona
Hnimostiosl We should, he insisted ,hur
back instant Scorn and defiance for, thi
,impotcnt missile of dcspcablo mHligni
Ily. OF answer to It's paltry sophism
and disgracelul invectivcs il was uttcrl
unworthy But tho country aud th
, world should know how perfectly we dc
, spisc and defy him, and they shohld b
told that, before they plant such princi
pies as his upon our free soil Tie hone
many an enemy shall Wilton our shore
tho cArcasscs of many catiT and tfai
tor blackcn our air
J And Mr.. Pickcns declared "hc believe
the contest would end In blood. Tn
, document Of the President was no les
than tho odict Of a tyrant; and, n the
wcrc for war, he was ready, and Il be
hoovcd all the citizens of the States {
meet the storm with becoming manli
ness. 1Ie, for one, ncy6r would fubmit
II driven from the seubonrd he was TO
carrying on the war in the interior;
driven from the interior he wSs for guet
rilla warfare in the mountains, and II a
last compelled TO yield he would die con
tending to the last drop Of blood he hS
to sustain the ordinance and the author
ity thereof. lie ad9ertod 60 the doettin
contained in the declaration teiutlve {
the rights Of The State, and was pstonish
ed that the President should attempt {
seduce the citizens Of that State fro4
theif proper dlIegiah6r; RRd IN no meas
ured terms dtnoGneea the Whole proceed
ure. He. concluded ly saying that, bc
fore South Carolina should reoode, h
was for war up to the very knife, and h
was for risking all, at every hazard, o.
the do that was cast."