VOL. !M.]
CUAUUnTE. X. (\ Tl ESD.n, SKVTEMJiElt 11, 1S27.
I’M’.I.ISIIK!) W KKKI V
v.Y i:!. fuxcHAM,
.7/ j"/iric D'j;!itrs a j/car, ]»uu in (turonre.
\(i pnpiT wiil !)(• (liscdntiiuu'd, iiiil“ss :it tlic
rt lion ot'tlic editor, until all rinw.i'iij'cs un*
rliscmciits \viH ix- inst rtrd :it tlir
I’i'r.-;)MS sciidliij^ ill ud\ crllsi niriits, :u'c‘
. 'ti’d Iv iiotf oil tlic niar:fin t!ic mi:iil)(*r nt'
ill'-, rtiiins, or t!ifV " ill be continued until forbid
mu! t iKifg-L'd :icc()i\li!i”’]y.
\\ii* ^v'tw.wueviug.
KfV. TI'CTI l\ Hunt informs t^ir citi-
I. /(.■ ui' N'ortii-(3:iro!!iiii tUat, by aulliority o^
Mr. Ill' li;is :ip|)()iiiti d John P.. ('(.{Ircll
:iiul l!r. l>. it. Diiidai), of I'luirlottp, N. Cundinu’
i Is t( r corn-i tiivi' in\])Ci'.iiniM',1s of sju oi b.
'I'lu- a')o\ (.- naiiifd ui;'c-!it3 iiH\in‘,j n'Ci. ivi'd full
:nst:nc;i.i!i and aiitiiorlty, t^ivr notice to tin-
liiniiity in !;\ncr,.l, th.it tlu-y ari* jin-|):iriil
r ■. i ivi- Sl:iuinii-ri'rs of i.‘\c ry p aiu- at tin
M'idi-nct.- of Dr. 1). ft Dunlap, in f'ln.rlotlt.',
wiu r., lie or >!ri (,'ottrcli may at all tinu'S in-
tuiMid. I lii'V do not hesitate to wavrarit a eiir.'
(on condition of tlieir attention to instruitioii)
t I ad wlio may e me \V(.dl n euuiiiiendud tor iii-
te;^rity an i Ii0!u st_\ ; iiiui no otlicrs need :'pply.
ii'llrm, iiliovi' t!n\ i‘year-: oi'at'H', of ri-spi i:t-
iihl('^p.irt:n1s, Yv'ill !>e rel•ei^ ed. I'rom tliis it
uwn be miderstiH)d, that : 11 adnlt-i niust brln“'
. i rtdioato of tlieir .■ t.indii :^' in sm ivty. Adults
11 ay !e euri-i! in i'rom mu lo t-ii da\ s ; cliiidrfn
ri'|uire lrn;^er time, i’rices are I'l-j^til.itod by
i;'( uuistanc V 5, and will be nuide kiiown on :])-
|;!ic ’.'.on. liourcl can be liad on ri.abonable
ti.' r.u'i.
N. [1. Mr. .1. n. CoUrell was ;i st.iinnierer of
tlie vorst !liul, ami !).«>> Itecn cured on Mrs.
l,ei,.,'irs •'Vstem.
I li rloitf, June !?r, 1SJ.T.—.'"Jnil'lO
^ 'riie edi'or of the York\in', and
■>:''ii.' Saliiibury, will jju! bsb tlu
:d.n\’ thri e tin.c.s, lu.d foruurd l!n.ir bills lor
paviiien'. ^
V vv\A‘u* ViV\ v\w i\\w\..
su'jse.ribc r inforni,s b.is frietid« and tb
S pu'dii', that be lias based that uril
kiio.\ a e^’-ddi-^bnient, latel\' ou md aiid ocrujii-
cd 1):. Ileiub rson, and is now prepari-d to
cr'.'i;' i.n travt lli. rs aiul others, w bo niav pit asi-
to . :dl Ml. biin ; anl no exertions w ill be s’pareil
ti r. ndcr tbi ni eotnfo’.';a!)le, and thi ir staj a-
t,'‘veea!d‘.'. Ilistaide will he furnislu^l witb ev-
er;. \arii ty wl\icb tlie e untr\ allbrds ; bis bar
witli ilie ne-it of Tu[uors ; and bis stabks willi
plenty oi' pr(,vi iuleP, and curel'ul i( rs ants wiil
tc in con.siant attendanct.
i;nl’.KRT I. UIXKINS.
Ciiarlotte, April 20. *80
\v)\vu.
the sui.Kcriner’s sia’ le in f’oneord,
( abai'vus count\, N. ini llie nii^lit. t the
I'f.'tli Misi, tv.o t;rii\ 11 (' K.''fr'.S, (Mh.- ot tluin 1ki\-
iriL; a dark mciur and tad, 7 y •, ar-> i !d. and a
v)i' 'i:s rij^bt ii.iai j/,.s‘n-n joint, oee.isiomu l'_\ a
Tdpi- ; the otiur birsi- ;s 1(, or II}- ars oid, ra-
ibi r w biU r 'ban tl>i otl.i r ; l>ot!i ,ii ordi-r
ac , sl.od ‘ I t re, w bt-n st' 'en. 'I'bi %’ ai'c ot’tlu'
tomn.on si.-.e, I'lit lua\y Smilt. ,\ Mian, w lio
calls li.s nauiO \\ iliam Dean, issu>p^cted to
1 e tb' tliiu. lii:;ii uas missint;' !bi- same time
lb' l -.!'-i s s\ • re. lie is a!j(Uit 6 I'ei t 7 nr H iii-
c-i;t - lii^’ , i voa,i ncri ss tbe for> be:d, hut bis
f:'c t; pr"s towards tbe ebin, w iib a \i ry iarj^e
inoiiib, v.i'Jk r stejp .sboubieved, un[)leasint
• •onnt'. narn 0, : nd down lot k ; i)oasts mindi of
bis ni injiooi; ..i.d's 'onl of n.m ii Kiio, tbe Dutcb
Lni;,iu, am! of Imj;, ;uul sa\s be is a car
pi i/vt r .)\ irad--. l!ad a blu/ lotb etiatie witb
b V J et eiill, 1-, j;!ay easimt pantaloons,
and Id.ick bat witn a low tapercil ro\\n and
bread nm. I'dty tiidlars :.rd v, ill In' i;i\en
for bis ;.j)pr( lieiisii,ii and e' liiiiieinent in ;.n_\
jai!, (.1' ii,'. (ir!i\ei\ t(i me in t.'oni ort., ,\. (^. to-
S'l’iur wilb botb or » itiur of tbe iM'r'i'.s. An\
mil,nn;.ti(ui sent me to tin.- rost-dili' c in this
place, will be tbaiiiJuily ri cei\i.d.
r.. MAH AX.
• ’oncord. N. ,luly 1
.XiuWv-Vuv^Wuvx,
Lincoln (Oiiiily,
S'tij': , ifr (' liir! fj' Jjf.'tr, .tji/ il Ttr/u, A. D. 1827.
And.; w ilojl ''j
is. I I’etilifm f >r di\ision oi'tbe
'i’hr iu'irs ( i' M.isoi. y re:d i 't.a- of saic, M.iion
iluso';, rb'c'd. and ) Hiiioii, d.. .'.usud.
(>t bi J
"E 1 iiaV.,IIcen n..,de to r;”])i ar ((' tb( (''‘U
.* i'll! Si.io'.'.ir,;; Swiv. r ai,'.; !'iiii'!a i. - it( ,
;i:id .lo!;n i'riddle, li i ar--di • .'im o'ls :;i tliis
S'li', !i\- '-.t tb- I'i'iii!-,'.I ■ I.', : !t is
I'.u re’ii;-.' oiv\ rei! It;, i i-.i.*, ‘d.;,’. v ,:i !>.
jV.adi' SIX w ks m l!u' ( av. i.''i .1' nld. ii c;
•MitiCi' to die sail! Soi« ;,;n;i ainl Pa/’UiMa
}ii- .. lii', ai.'l to .I'di!) I riddle, i|r:t 'In v a; pear
I 1 li:re 1 111' .1 ud;; 1- of (ii| |' m t Mi 'i lii.r ('i IIVl o{
1 -.I'A , t() bv; lu ll! ti r 1.1 !M (;!n ' I 1:ii' .. tbr
* nurt-111'U'a' ill I iiiei.jjiti.i., c.n .lu Moi:d
r.lti".- l!if .Mb Mi.nd.iy ol ];;eii,')'. i'm. tlu ii
and 1 ,ii I'l to an'-1 '• or ib 11im'.' 1 o tbe .iid pi'ij-
ill'll, I Iii•!'u Isi.' ii dI bi. taken m'n t'un'''■'n, and
■•‘d , id:;-, d ;iceor>din;jU.
U iUm I.a'.\^on i Irndei'.on, ( b iid' '-aid
^'oiiri, at I .ini'i.lntoii, thr I’ll \N,ii ia\ ;.ttirtlu'
Mo:id.a\ 1 )■ M.,;. li, A. D. I'.J,', and in the
■'’1st ar id tile Indi pi ii li. iii i- o! t';.- \ niti'd
‘'^‘ ''•’s. I. AUSON II !,.\ 1)!',1;m
tM —lir. adv. (.J*
VV w \\ w VV'' S \ V \ '• IV \V V s.
Trsr lTr!.l>lli:i), ;,iid t a'e at tbi-' of-
bi'.-, *• > t vK't 111 s o;i a book, eiti'ied, ‘A!’
Ap'dt'.;.,y Mic lii orC ot' 1' diin-', .I'V tiilin ;!
ib. 'd .-ti.r.’ 'I ,j wlr’di :.:r a ’ 'id, 1I mar.sk o;i
. Aiv.1: r (, mtilli.l ‘lb.
'■ . 1 1 1 o.' . f !bi- II..;d; ( t l‘',.d.n s.’ ” );.
Jb ^-1,- - ; . S A. M. W .*b ,1 \p|u-: > ’
; i.-n N, M,i •• or ol l;t(.b\ i!i\ir • :
»’nd.l ,. ip!,i I.
wvvuv.U,
I ,. .ah, a’ thi:,
XiW \ViU\*\\es Sc
’^I'lionsas 'rrottcr (%>.
> l’.SI‘K-n'n lA'infonrs
I tlif'i)ul)lie Ibat 1 liev bavr
reei ivi (1 and ( lii r for s;de a
fev\ fi-old and ; ilver p;i',ei.t le-
y M-r Watebes, ('iTi nlb-nien
Ik
tOvjnsuril.
\\
Kint XlIK t ATAWII V JOl lO Al.,
Doct. ('()f)j)cr'.s 1;> /iV.sv///v‘.f,
Mt‘ al! maiiknif! hoiirst unfl virtuous
I or ihi'ir ai^piits ? Is this not nieasiir.ihiv
tnakinc; onrs(>ivi's irihut.irirs and s'ave
— ! to Ibreifjri inilustry atxl enterprise ? I-.
this nul i'xhanstinr;; our.s;»‘lves, to d^^i'e
'\fulth and ])0\M‘i’ to stiMtii.'ers, to ou.i
(oj iner cneiT!y, who will not take a sHiijb-
^ article in ri'tiirii (Von> Mir I'hi uu rs, ('xo p'
tl'.e 'i.i; II ay oir : . vii .i.
I,...,I it’s j, rnor li du:[i, u
■->* yu ni ‘r-
I >‘!Le'.. ' A M'i I*! I 1 ;
M(.i') ifii - >viil, 1!. l;;.y(
IV;.'
, were l!)c-v ^ovn-ncti hv nioiivcs of t cp.al ! ran inanufactine on a hi-.;b I
Did ladie.s) a few nood pi.un j ;„s(icc and reciprocarbcni'lit, our ix'iial ; i' How arc we to rrlicve ourselvts j •
■ y las
: e I'
• li'
•.11
;>fl.
ii .1
1 cjjubiio.ui prnii',';).•
If
look those p;ivat:onii ^
Iso severelv fell (liirint^ (he last wa: ,—l>ov\ |
and sacnilces wi
iff1 code would I.e unnecessary
men and laibes’ ^'old ('bams, |
beals and K(
t.onn; Ureasi I'm-, J-’inf^er Idnj-s, h.ar liuii.;-,,, ,
I’earl and I ilijjrec, and I’aste in setts, Ise. J':e. ;j s;;;iiirK.!y pt'iial coilt's. and all politicr( c-1 ioreij^-n na!U>ns.“ .1 ca'i a
all or any jjart of wiiich \vc .will s. li low fori vils, arise I'rom nuir.J evil. Were all i '’V'’‘‘'V'"!-'i ^
• .I p.in ;
^ser tti
'tiur( pa. I >ih . .t ni’
! !ia' M” V. ., ".iw 1. ■)',
ve\s- M)nn hauiV'
Kinds’, Kar lim^s, j '>>s, wc ilnd ail. even the inoKt’san- Ives from this tribute, Itiis ,ie-, de; in i i, ititluem
1 •'.) u '1
'.ils.iU’l.l >> I'-I
1,1 the I I /1.1 i'
cash.
Clock.s and Watrbes repaired at tbe shortest '
notice, and warrant ' ‘ '' '' '
fur gold and silver.
N. 15. We expect to rereive in a short tinie
some cle[;'ant Military ;md ])lated (.uods, i^c.
Charlotte, May 14, l.S,?7.—Z(j
l/i'/uy's Voi/tnn')il(irjj 0)i the Jlihh'.
iM{(>'/os.u:s
For pubhsliini;' hy subseriptimi, bv Towar
Hopin, 1’uokst.Heri, No. wj.5, Market .'»trcct,
iMuladelpbia,
AN KXl'OSITKW OF THK
Oi.l) .V MA\ 'ri'.STA.MENT.
} (^fAernments reprcsenlaiivc, just, atu
(.'■ish .q'ivi-n I ‘ beiuTit of'the Cjt
I ! sources, and nianufaCurinir onr own lU’-1 !’i
>M, laki- ii; eiei a.ed s jm
..aci'eil pa' h of pj I nolis'M, .
t • if e.i VI .• I,,,- ,i I ■ [ dll'; 1.4'
Wberein e.acli chapter is sumnu i! u]> in its I
•ontents; tbe sacri-d text in^ rted at larn'i, in | , . .
listinct ])ar;\^'T'a|)bs ; each 'iuraf;'ra|di ri diiced i ' ev«’i y theory ol po! itical I'COtl
iz( IIS at lar.Lje, and all inlernalional re^n-
lalions ccnforniaide to etjual privilet^cs,
unlrammellecl conunerce and free inter
course ; tii’jre would !>»' hut lifle neei-s-,
sity for ai! our intricate, tMnbarra-siiit^, | ''‘‘''f' conunence or proK^’t's^* "itDoui
cnuntervailing and restrictive -systems. * '
'I'he principles of reciprocal justice are
lltc true j)rinciples cjf .locial (Ji'der—hap
piness is justice—justice is lihorlv :—ve'
this cl on) mi on ol' mutual bonffjei nee, jus
tice ami reciprotiiy amor.t; nations, is an
utopian \ision, never to exist except in
i(!e;i,—at) order of ihin^-s t>ever to !)e
l ealiiU'd ; of course every svsiem of e-
b-
111 vi. vV
to its propi ;' beads ; the sense i; (n, and buye- ! oniV pi ed icatcd f)’l such a state of th in:"s,
ly illnstiMted, witb jji'acl.eal riiiiarks and ob
Si r\ :itioiis.
a I.')wnde.^, a u, (.
cireninstattees,—coming ii. rorn|)t;tI'ion j i'c por-.i.t ,i y v ’r.ii
w ith those |^o\'rni»('r!ts. undi T theii-loni: j liiiuie lei u-'p' Cii ti v
estiiMisln d coinrnercial and inannfac^ur i lit has ui>\v a l)eai • i-ii.o
in;;' polity,—iiow’ conid luatml.K tni'. s I iiiin oil lue shoal.
W’e w iii noV, turn (.■: a';i ) i)ei';
a Countervailing-polity ? That mai uf’ac-I all niipi'i ia.r liesolvr-, priHim
tures are desirable, are ni'cessary, and ! 1^'Clor ao.i .ij.piauded !)y i.:e ( j
must exist in the U. States, at least as lo j Hu state ol Souib-Ca! dina. . u
onr necessaries atid comforts, before w t ' i'.e dcclaniutifjii uo.ci- p'l*,..,.
are completely an itulej, lulent nation. ! 1 n llu*sc resuKes • •.u\i tin' t
and I'efore w»> Ij. ron)e- secure fi'om vast | eiu'e.ify (.d al! lir. f.,'..ii r ri'-uni'
sacrifices, f)rifi;ina!ini,'- IVom the mere ca- j I'acis, coi cent..i in.;^ all lb.'
pi ice and wkims of other ('oveniinonts, |Ci;de>, contained in his da
it is presumed will be universally conce-i poluic li economy.
(led:—lioiv to attain this result, is tVien ' Tbt fi. si eleven of tluse
I be desiflei'aiecl object, the correct policy ic)niiiu»n jilaeetJ postui,i:e
I ijl pr.ii-
’S»
./ mn- Kiiiliun .■ uiiiid hy t]i( /Ac. (!iorn'
ifrr, (md the Jhv. .lufijift Hinsln.f, . /. M.
I! /'ifc
I'ahntr.
si!i;ation
bow ever correct iti itseil'al)Stractl\, must j ptir-iiieib j nndrr t!u' jjresuinp; inn o( . st't'e o!’ per-
p!;icticaliy be visionary and de.opti\i‘; In the establishment of inanufactorii's. Ii'ft -.ommei cial i e i , , y all t.btj
and to this misapprehension of th(' real j associations of met;, large ( apitais and I " ^*'*d« are here set do '.'' bv of j:»’in-
ol polftical relations, is to be | ext( ?»sive preparatory arrati^'einetits ar‘!''bir'‘ s)!hji^ism, to prov tber'ir'i ; \ ss
it >c (ieii-
d' 1' a. led
l/ifc oj the Jiitltur, by the -S/war/ ti ins oi' mere specul.ilive politicians.— j i^'o into operation, and’ the I'abrics ciime ' V under Ium' re\emie iaws. by impo-
p'veiiiust tlurcibre t.ke luitpan nature ‘ iisto tnai kt't : the lirilisli mariiifact uniii^ ' •'‘i*' *>'■ n-'li' of Anv.*r-
. _ .1 , I , ffi’- 1 n . ,1 ’• T T.. I " codes ' capitalists combine—l)V a small sacrilice nuuiu;a: tm'e.s o! '.vi ol'ens ; that:
usi ful Fx'pnsUioiwd tbe' s"cr'ed >\'rbinj:|-s'* i'., '''robbery, murder ari'.i treason, j (»f e.ach establishment of the sam fal'.ric, ■ “'in(ei the exi.stini' syvj'.-m >f r ix n.on ni
w.dl known to ili.' pi..us i;iiural!\ .fail de- (!u\ernr.u-rit must legislnle, ithey inundate our market by a fttll su])-i dfii' lavor. lUe wi.ollen m; inufacloiies,
- ■ ‘ •' ■ j)Iy for two years; send car,L;-o a'K-- eartiro, « •Vui^a ly conduct' d
!?r Matt;if.w IIi.mit, /iitr MlnlsUrnf Ok- (icspr’.
fill)’- atH'ibutcd tlu‘ inai)tiiude and fallacy of j necessary, even to u co»nnuiu:emerit —tiie i weliili ji solvi-, vi?; tn,
' ' be-.e svstems of politicul econot'.iy, s\s-i Supj)ose these dinicull ies overcome—!hey,‘**'d CiO\ei nnuni has iiereto
louiinations: and it now eei'tiinly slam!:, in no, ('onful'tiii'.y to tlu* tyr.iiiny. cort'ii pt loti,
neeibof a pulilislicr's recominendation. ; motiopoly and restrictions of oilier £!;ev-
Ci.riditluiis.—’llie v.’oiliwili !)e pnbli.',iu*d in | Ills, \v itii wlioiu we are ?)ece.s.sari-
-ix larjie super royal oetavw\o!inm's, (,f aiMjut|lv connected,- and in dailv ir-terconrse ;
one thousand pajj-es each, eoinprisinp-about ..m-'1(1 ^e must continue a Mstem of com-
niei cial ruu niations in seii'-defence
con*-l;.;-ned to tiicir ai^Mits in Vev York, buve, down lo the
i’hiladelphia, Ec(. :—cc.mpetr ion is vain— ; lorded a rea'.oiiable pro!i!, {>•_
tbird more niatter than is c(jntained in Sci.lT-. , ... i.- > v i .. w i ... ii -i • . .
, and di i.yii-.dto suhsenb.r. ini"'“S'"‘ '.‘’b'‘‘tions m seh-oei.-nce, ap-, KSl6and I8h, and this the resu^. Our
volumes, ;n three dollars and fif-y er-nts p,-r | 1’''^-'''^’"^"^“'':-' de\elojiirtMit ot our | merchants thet, purchased in those ports
\ohime, well done u'p in stroni,'- hoards; (;vi'()ir.-| resoiaces, and eventually Ireein.^- us j al 100 to 500 p»'r cent, below tl>e prices
dollars pirvolunn, b:uidsnn,e!y and sV:'o:i.; ly, 11 oiii o'!i' present sltualioti of tributary of lol.^, a’ul sojrl to us at a dcclint*
bound; [iityable on tbe ivceipt of each vob j (h.pmdetu e. 1 on lluir war sales. What class of citi-
monihs'"' ‘-■'■ny tliree ,],e C. Stales as .T Ha,ion taken an ^/.ens in the U. Sial*s was benefitterl by
An allowance uill be m.ale of one copv for 'i'b all oUier ^governments, | t his dep.-essiun in merchandize.^ Was
every live snbscrii.ers; and to'bose win,' (d,-: ' terms ol reci proeit y ; bad Ireejilthi? larmer or the niochatiic il was
t,iin but two hul)srribers, u ;'c:is,onable al’.ov.-] and unrestr'c’.ed inlerc'MU'se been the ivieii bants alone.
ai.ce willi,irnade. ^ jibe rornnici'cial and international la w ; | Our ^rnernim'nl, apprised of these
As tb- price ot the book is put very low the ■ „„ restrii tions, no tarifl'-, no comiTHM'cial ' sperulatinL> and monoplizinir intriuues .l
pulilislurs expect that reinitt '.nces will b*'i,. i i .• i •. i- i
prem tly nu.lL on the receipt of each volume. ' ^ ^‘'I'lomaiii h nesse w ou Id , Ur. t ish capitalists, resorted lo commei-
riir publishers reiiuest tlm.s.- ubo have sub-' : I lie p-diiical econ-| cial rest Dctions, to loster our mamifac-
scription ])a])ers, to inform them any time prior Smith, Kicaido, Sa}, S;c. would ; tuies ; and as an experinmnt, they tried
I) L.'iis country,
pi't's -u 'noiiieu', af-
lor-tpjiro
oiii tnaMul;.(:ioi'ies are ruitied—ihev cea*^e. ' is i.o recpiu c ’o ) ndch.” If i in-..-—.
I'f.is was ihe poli( y pursued by them in ; after a|>.plyiM)' al! tite ii.is;runis of lus po-
liiica! economy, and from itiem i",'. sf-ir-
ly developinir. “with poi.ulK.r lo-c‘ as to
woollen manufacture,” this ba;>pv res.jit,
arisin}*: from “(he existing* system of
tax.u-ion in their f;iv');,”—i-. not “with
pi'fuliar force,” nr>( only c 'ficeflioir the
constitutionality, l)ut also app'obitinr;
the expediency of the nuMsure, ‘‘as to
the exisiini; s\strm of taxatioti in favor
of woollen nianufuctures,” as i>npose({ ujj
to the “present moment.” not only ac-
coidin^' to his own principles as laid
down in the first eleven resolves, but also
accordint^ to facts as proved in the said
12l!i resolve, — to wh.»t other result cut\ it
[)ossibty lead } Tiiis is umjuestionablv a
ipt ion ])a])ers, to inform them anv t imc prior ''‘"y oniiin, lucaicio, .'^ay, ^c. wou 1(1 ; tu i es ; and as an experinmnt, tlu’V tried
to tiie jirst da\ ot Novt niber next, ,f the nun\-| 'hen not only have been correct, but would ' resteittions as lo the coarse.r cottons.
ber they have g'ot or have a prosp'-ct ol ob- j have be( n, at least in some de.yree, acted | Amrrican manufactures, as to that fabric,
on by their own i;-cverninen5s. Hut how , wt'ie rein* tated and w-ent into (Aperalion j fair and candid stalemeni (>f these 12 re-
HKCOMMFA DATIo's'S. j difTei'cntly ai c we situated. Our |)oliiical i a!)out 1820 : and not only s:i[)ply all i solves ; the only jmiiit in dispute then,
I'runi Dr. K. S. Elu /W/.r th>' Thud /’mv-' relations .ire with k^ov- , the ilemamfl of the U. Slates in that ar- | after all this illnalured derlam!ition and
' iilUri,m\'hirch^ riiiiuihhihijy ’ j ernmcnts, not otilv essentially d ill'erenl tide, at from 2:y lo 50 per cent, lower ; p‘‘i'sonal abu-^e, is merely as lo the '-xpo-
r;.ntiemen,-Voe.r pr,.pim .1 v, oubliraii.ra or' P' ^pi7.t\Uou, l.ui with , 'ban we had ever been supplied from Kn^- ; diencv of r.rtnuiin,:' “ this system of laxa-
ibe Kov. M:.itbi\\ Hinry’a “ Kxposition of the i "no had lonned then poll-1 land or India, but now - uccessfully com-1 tion” a little more “in favor of woolletx
old and New Te.tamenf, uith l-r;;Liie;d ife-j^'’ established their manillactuI iti^ and ! pete with fircat l^ritain in fbreig'ti ports ;! ti'anufactures ;” and on this I'l ound, for
desi.!'ves t /leoiir.i.ne-j conuiiercia! re.mdatioiis, and settled down | and e\en export them to India. And who on no other can it j)ossibly be jibi'.d, in
triends ct i vai,;.-cl.cal reli);ion , the |;i iiieiples ol national intercourse and ! deiixes benefit from this ? Kvery citizen, ; vite to a dismembenncni of tb(' Uiiion
("oubl I mu odierw,:,i oi,tuin, national law, more lhaii a I entuiy I)(dort*j bond and free, of the U. Slates. And 1 Is this a line of conduct worthy th.> dir^’-
what sacrifices have we made to obtain j nilied station ofa flovernor of South-Car-
this state ol thiiiLjs.^ Not the loss of a , «dina.^ C'.oukl a Rufled{j;c, a MrittI). w , a
marks and observ:tiionn
m our counlry
a copy of this v-ili.alde work, I would ^pveyo.i, I |,ad existence ;-our onlv p-,Ssiblo al
111 exebanii;e tor it, all the ( omnientiii-KS ot Or-■ . .• .. , • '
ton, Doddridi,-e, l.ill, (Jainphell, M’Kni.ubt, ' ^ (-.*n!o''mitV to
Sf'ull, aiul Clark : aiul wliik; 1 cstahlis1i''m sysU'fu inU’rcours(\
I'i-card nor dispavai,--!- thesr, i miist say, ibiit 1 bat this Was and is oi:r otily cliuiee, and
siii'^^h' cent, to a solitary individual : not- \ I’iin'.kney, or a Lowndes, be eoiikcio o.V
wiihstanditifr all the declamation and ; tliese proc*edin;..s, tliey would \yrv) ifi
liem-y has us nnich^'ood sense, as much pract,-; tbe pr.licy wo at e compelled lo i.ursue. prophecies ai)out direct taxes, monopo- ! M-eir graves a', the depurtinp- painolisLii
'V.tnl,,in h, evident by a recurrence to tbe un- .les and bankruptcies, made by the nabobs ' ‘
[;:■ | .l. v.aling poUcy or alLLuro,,,...,
'I'lie bill.' Dr. Living-ston was tlie best prcach-^ incnls, Miice W(,‘ had an existence as ana-
jf their beloved State.
15'if o| all rrsolM's, remon*?tranees, oc-
notwiibbta.ndiiijj the political acutiK ii ol'j titions unfl Irisli Hulb, the 1 3t h rcs.'dvc
of Virginia and the southern slates ; and
er on the religious e.\i)irience of a ( liristian, j c®!isider their power, .Mr. Hami!ton, of S. (laroliiia, wlio, in : caps the climax. aiid deserves the ij ilni
tbat 1 l.ave ever heard; and it is notorimi.s, ib:.i i thrir wealth, their verv existence lode- 18JI, in tion-ress, said whatou!>hf ?ioir\o\' plarinc; the a-itiior on ihr top of tbe
he drew lai'j^aly from tbeiicb treasure.s w hieb pcnd on their resliic'.ive systems. No
be tound in Henry s Ibble. ^ |iniiividnal privations, no lemplalinti of
lo anv inini.ster ot the (losiiel. rr private' i . . i- •
(Jbrisiian, who mi}.;bt reg-ai'il my opinion, I « (Mild I ^ *■*, ' IJ)! oci t \,
say , If you ba\i- all other ('omnieiita'.-ies, or
1 :iii purclKisc but one, be sure to Imu' .'.bitili
j.no ai-|.]timents ot p(ditical rcononusts,
KZUA ^)lV^hS LI.V
My views of the Ri v. M:iltbe\v I!enr\
pi.sition (ii til'- (livi .Old ,\ew 1 ■t.i):,* nl, ;
s F.
ord
ii those V. bo ha'.-rt.'.'on.n;' lidcd it 'i.'i ,i most
i \'.d'Kibl'' pr.ictical romnit n':‘.r\ npoiitbe Sacr»'d
' ■ ' jtir.'r-., '.iiol as I'lraish ir,;- M’mh' uf die ino'.t
I
I import;iii' aals In a
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i
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nil,'I ji’t
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r:ir!-i
d.i-tin
thr n>v
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Ilo^a
.i-ti:iii I oniiiiunihi
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I Ui'ijU IJ! It I-I.
I'lie [)i''*y :ind J^OOI
bavi. ((/II
have ever ope.rated to relax their policy,
CM' permit tbe free impj, t iation of a sins^-ie
article v.’bit h domcstu, industry can raise
j Ol' nMniif’aciip-in;; in|M:'iuify produce.
One fact alone is Milfii u iit to show,
tbii', I'rance considr:'. !|. r restrii.live poi-
i( y, in [irotef i in;r her manufa'C-t ui cs, iden
ti'ii'd itb her existeiifc—n-jlw iilisland-
111'.' I‘'.ii;;biii 1 alone stood I’l'/u In su'^poi t
• d'tbe Hoiii bon d\nasly, :i;;:uiist tbe whole '
under it-ii-
. ;' .'M;; to H' m^ ’s ( (ann.i nt in , ;i
d puu i; i'mon.i;- the !-!;.iid;ii'd works
(t tbe -am'.' ki:nl. for nr.stlt, ! caii s:i\, tiial
I lia\e iooh ! i‘. '.n- of tbe i.i s,t b'I[,s to a jiist
:ind pra'-tif'al .im:Main;,.nee uillitiie- sai led wd-
0 n,e. Ills ■>k ill a a !i :i;t irpri ter i.-, nt it kd to
nn.i( b ri'spt.i t ; t.i-, iiiti'i^rity in 'idherinj^'- to tbe
bcnsi.' of 's'-riptu; I", u it Ik.tit the rolorin;.''. oi
p.O'Jy feel'll!;-, i., bi;dd\ eon.an.ml .'dr ; ami tbe
',1.\ ii'.e nnctii.ii w bii'ii rnns thi'on_, b ibe' u tioli.' (it
bisN'.ori., iiai't I'l i.ib r it an lie'' ptaljle >.;ni(!(
'.w i|;r di*\()tiijns ol tbe [)ioi;s in » vei-y deiioiui-
N on
■ t tbe
i\" iii\
•ujeO'
Wi'b I
e:.nii st w i^lics Ibr tlie sm i.e
i I .li'.lioat ;('’i ()t 1 his \\ ork .
!u',ill 1-1 ^p'. i >,
W I. libAMLV.
i«:7.
Kiitn
I’of -ai ‘
'('^■| J it |i IIS lof
I \ ei
1C ahfjvr; valii-
:il ibis diiiec.
*. Nv!'i'! ‘HI! s,
tbi^ O'iii-T;.
world co!n!)incd, and liuaily, und
iiie;i.‘'e siu-rilices (■!’ men and treasure,
stu ceec'cd in dcthi'otiin;;- IJonapat'te, and
placin;^ I.ouis on t!ie Wu one (j[‘ I’l atice ;
yel v.e bnd no ob!. ^ 11 lOns d gialitude,
no ! ens(j id reti ib'Jlive jus’ice, imj clijjlo-
iTiatic inanci^ cment, i;o sull’eririL»s
(iepfi\ation:., w(;ubl itidure the i’rcnc .
government to c(>ncrd': to free and unre-
sli icled iiiteicoursc w illi j'n.i^l'ind. Thev
lustered and jjrotected their (ioincslil
matiuractnres, anrl restricted lliose o!
(iieal Jiiiiaiti ; and now iliey suatul the
sef.(jnd manuractui iii!^ nation in tiic world, j f;
and hold the most eri\ i;,ble situation as lo
I'l sources, and inti riia! (:(.nimer(-e, d' any
'('her iiati(,n. >iow di.i'erent, liou depen-
deiit uould her s'tiiatKJii baVi 'becfl, Ulidc!
•', ditlereiil p(di( ) .'
(-)ur last war was a ju-^t, a ili^liteou^
[('( tiicsl lor (ju r Loinrm'i cicil ri.rhis; bu'
j wbai t S‘:rri!i.d bi-nrbis .ae t-i i, iVoin
: it t'i the iia’K.n. if io'm • ti, :n in.li ( I f;ui
j . In j lori at ioii'. (d mam i-1 u • .’s ? re ij > j’,n .
lo make a modest man doubt the infaili-j monument of deception and (nisreprcseu-
l)ility ol ills own discernment, viz; “but; ta.ion raised in the recollection of every
‘‘vvliai a laiiacy have we here !—what, ' true American citizen to the menurv of
“we (an traverse vhe ocean, encounter j Co.bbett and CaMendei-.
-IVeitjht, kr tmd compete wiih our old | This resolve, by Io(;ical deduction, is
^^(i'm>. Ifinv thi.s is to be iU'Cted, : the linal conclusion frotr the e!e\ n fust
a ^pf'';-' postulates, havmu' establi died i ue f’;c’ as
ceive. \et this miraculous ‘Jcciir-■ iiheady setj'orlh in th.- 1 Jlh resdv.« ; this
n'nce has tak.'n pla(-' 1. not (:onlormable|is
to bis wish, It certainly is lo his conven- i ihese res.dves, und the onlv possible siat^-
u nce and his interest. |
Mr. Ilam.lton appeal s also to have r-[ resolve, this fin d conclusion, is a’^^solnte-
(ya.iliy miscoiK l ived his owti principles, ! ly atid decidedly this tha' the wooilcu
S', hen, on the satne occasion, he asserted I manuractiirers, under preicnce ofalFord-
tbat — “I ktiow that Soulh-(.'aroIina will ' itti; a homw niarket lo the t;r >wers of woo!
•‘c lir:^; lo this L’nion as loni; as a [dank of, ntlend to procuic a law pro!.; biiinj- the
il llouls on l!ie troubled ocean ol\:vi iils.” | ex])ortation (d* American wool ; and't hus
And y( t, in less than three years, who is I tbrouidi traud, create a monopolv it>
it Iba^t is tryin!,^ in S. Carolina, to debase ' themselvc's in selliii',' wo(dIetis and in buy-
this ‘‘lolly nutionaliiy,” and corrupt this I inj:^ American woid—iliis is itnpossdjle.
om j ^M'licrous pr.u iotism, by disseveratin!.j the Tor ihe conaiiluiion of the U. Slates, sec-
’■ Liiion, and tbetcby sinkinj;- the o/t!ijplunk lion 9, ai lie!:* a, savs — “ No t.ix or (luiy
(Ml whicii^ ilit; s().,; in;,.,, stales can safely { sliall be laid on articles exported IVoni
i.oal on tbe tiouljled ocean of events, and ; ;»ny Slale.”
llK.1 im:r, iy as lo a ,!im-n-l,cc ol' o|,iMot; | 'ri.i^ resolve, :o.;etluT wi;:. i„
a |K,r. ,ical |)in,.r., imisl c.-rlaii,lv l,a>.. I„
1 (ji- e\en Mi. MelJul-1 t^opied Irom some petition or res dv
eii
^point on cons\itutional I a H,.insh association of'wooUaiserrivIm
'Uction ; v.aich, thon.^h on another | ..vi.,i,cd rariiament to grant the pn ib-Mc
1 (d‘ exporlin^r wool ; for it is ifup'-.ssihlo
. for C'.oruvcss lo le^-islate on crpurtdtioii^
i in any wav. as long as our present Con-
slilution exists; nolwiLhstan lin^' it |s
here assorted, as to the exi>(.rta"tioi o{*
, wool, that “wliai happens there is//Ay/v
eiijners tbetii>.fl\c'., '.ci.d'.C !;ue hv liirm
I leii I ar ineasui c r
'»r>cedes the
Con
•suijp-' t dnrino; tlie same :.ession, isctj'ual-
!y lelevatit ij this: he says, “that there
is no political principle Uiore undeniable,
'ban tbal llie (bdiln'rute opinion and set
tled (.onviction of .i majority jf the pt,‘o-
j i'b- ouobt. to prevail tiie mincjiiiv,
j''M‘n in ndatiun to the (.oiistitutioii.
u»+d uiK. 11 ibr sense of a de(;ided mapir-
ttv d' iht
to bap[MMi b.ere,” m,;
, a bi'.eop or j pouiul of wool