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- Tin. ?rAR;;vV
BELL c LAWRENCE."".
- bMnyse. "4 ftfet 4eaitaeHl, Bet s
i. araca, mm nartm fel T
' tm fiat, irre4 larva limes , anmdvtlar.
J ' A foltTi H lrt must be SoW. V
; ' jJr. CUATORD-TTIE TARIFF.
. n.dte 04 mtar qi tnuK'rcHrioTu recom
muh.UA btf Crawford in hit. He A
jerf to yongrets oj vjin January,
1019. . V;v -.'" . - '
' -a..-.!. 9 rat nM- ft" " - ''V "V
' AxCbrci cent each" v : ;
' harrow, 3S cents each ,
Hatchets, 15 cents each . .
' Aojuw, not exceeding half n uwlr, 4 l-Jt
ait eacli , : ',--'"'.,V?'.''v''' . : V
'V .Abofe that tize, nd not 'exceeding one
'-jneli, 3 cent cacti v ; f"t.. '
s Above in incl anj not exceeJin j I i-J
inchec, 3 l2 ceitUach " tV , : .
; . Above thai iiae, 4 cent each. ' ; ;
Chiiseli, not exceeding half i inclvlxent
"'each 4'- "V --.'-;.:
AbA that aiic, ana not exceecfinj 1 inch,
1 1.$ cents each4 V ;f
, , Aboan jnco, nt noi exceeuin; 4. 1-
1 tcHe,3-cet tl - - ,
A!)e that aiae.i 1-i'centg each v:
K" Hammers blacksmiUiX -2, cent per Jb.
, Clav4iammer (carfxentet'g) ccnU cadt
Iloci; bRMeV.lS cent eacl ; V
' fCarroW't tOe'nue.Mlt' Sr-IcJV "Vt". -;
. . Kniw, courrier'a, 40 cenU eaclt ', :-t'c
Cutting1; -S centi each -t' j
' Pnwing'.'&ceirti pach fV','; -.'.-;.
. Seytht, 2J cents each , .' -' '
neaping uuuuOTiH.ua) j cenia eaca
Kikef.Io cents each 4-ii3- "v' i i
Rti'cv 1 errtt rth ; ' ' .' J "
5Ufe tree. 15 eenU rack --
oVe roo, S cruu prt oun4
MJiron, z tcrits txr poun4 1. ' -J
Bentvt, 2ce:i jxrr potin I
, )4aa vtUv t cenU fxr pwinl ; ' v
v BtockjKfs ailk. or l.er U tie frioc
J- f pulmatchal, wUile, 49 pexdoi
half . lAttofclSa s
- ' ' quarter JvtXm 1 Jets." i ,
S v 1- lotton, wool, or lax, hol SI Si
.: - hlT 1 - ga
fjtarter 't . ' '- .'35
J Cbiklrew thfc duty upon tht quar
. '' " , ter respectively ; t" , ' y,
VltSol, 4 eenU per pwmul, " " 7.
V mbrclla r parsMl, corered with ailk $ I
' ac' i'J' " . '. cotton :tcts
" . ).,', a t,,' Sticki and fmrnM . VI
Wool Uanl:eUr20e(iarer rxr.1
carpels, inferior to PruMei tS oentt
oppeoen's of Ue
" 5t Com-! ike power, and it m !ob m (ur llit mrri.
BruMrk, ami others, saperiar.
V; Itsnncls, or coUon mixtures, 12 eenU '
f ?
vLesisUVtire of Kcrtli-Caroliua.
HOUSE. OF
. v. :'v : Sr. eomsPBS.1 .,' -X t K J i-
that until a lain hninl
ofth Debau, ' h had intended Uk no
part" in the discussion; of these solutions.
The reasons which- produced this determina
tion, ana inose vntch naa subsequently indu
ced LUn no chshgkit,'was alike Unneccsoary
to state to the HouieVv- lie would sav. howe-
rer, that he bad been in some measure hrgey
to the latter course br what he conceived tn
be the unfair manner a wliieh' these lteiu.lu-
tion Dad beetr treated by Jtheir opponents.
When they wfcre" called ui for discussion. th
jentlcntsm who 'introduced " them, expressed
his desire to amend them by strikinir out the
mmt. exceptionable pans, and tpviny'them
uch form,-As ..would brinj-before Mig
House, simply ndRstinctly, the' mairf ques
tion they were desHrned to present. All At.
-J5aw cross cut, l each r'V'V'i-ri"-'- JP1 rtame.nnVhowever,Jiadben pii
Whiosaw.' Kl each . f -v-r -v. I eluded by the motion for indefinite nntitn-
)Undss; 25 cents eich ' " ' ' ?i I,: 5' men V which had been made and persisted in
Tennersaw, 20 cents each, 'V v' J bY the jfentlemen oil tht other side, t .nd in
Snades. 15 cents each J .'., ithe debate on this motion, awhile. hv Am.
! Andirons, cast iron, l cent per lb. n'ww n7 fk oppo'iMJuty 01 striking omnbe Jaru
Wrought iron, 50 cents per psaw'r i ).( ' , s4inittel . to.be objectionabie, ; they, fouhd
riainiy, the itiost sojid
Resolutions on those
sari Mr;8peukfer,
' course is iiconii!rtent
Shovels and longs, a-on, 3d cents per pair J Wlt? pwliamehtary rules, but, with all the$.
s brass, or 01 orass ana any other raetaV, S I principal, ana, ca
7 -per pair 1 - '''yy-r..4- Iwgumentc agtinst the
' Fender' jnm, Kl Baxfrf,?.-., r'rf iv; fveiy- features. r do hot
k OfbraorsteeJ,ormrtaeithei1. R2eMAHW -X thrtthis
oieei, or orass, or puns 01 eituer, 13 cents I Pccc ccrciy.( cniejrain ir tne" pentleman
fcrpair ' ' . . ' - ' - j who liaV; adopted.it, V musF, -think is not
t Muskets, gl 50 per stana " T j "-" , ! cons stent ., with .that.candoi jjd Urbanity
I Rifl es. RiiO ocH ' ' w i - J -4 I which should distintfifisH our les-klativ am,
;'.''Folm!r and hunting- nlaa. imr?R Vmtwl TceelirtM. I admk. sift, that
4iue, . " TllesoluUonCoiitainsbuioneuistirictpruici
f ..rwble birreT, hc!i v.
-r , fcsniion, cast iron, 2 cents per Jb,
'
' BVms, 5 cpnts per lb, V, A
, -t Fryinjf panv25 ents per lb"
; Cirjdirons and .griddles 20 cents CSdh
v? Vessels, cast iron, not otherwise specified,
.; cents ner,n3.v,. s,r - --v;.
. . . Vessels, of copper, 10 cents fter lb.
Of pewter, including dishes, plates, basons,
tankurds, spoons, and other utensils, not spe
cified, 3 cents pef lb.'..? 4,' ;-;? y. .',
- taT'n aheets or plates 4 cents pertb.
"t J , Tudana, flag, and other silk handkerchiefs,
from India,
v j cents
r Abot
Uotfon
'not exceeding 30 inches ituiart, t
that wzOceivtsV each i
a motion of this kind is usual, and is perfectly
correctj-out wnen. two or more ormcinies are
mvolved in the same question, and ther mover
Wishes to amend his proposition so as to bring
on only befote the !Iou8eV it does not seem
to me quite fair.' it deny tnC opportunity of
presenting jhis principle alone,, unincumbered
w'rth extraneous matter, ' If the question were
now, sir, Ion the passage uof these' Resolutions
as-tliey tandvJowever. strongly 1 approve of
their main object, 1 should be compelled to
vote igainstt lie in mvselt, because there are
sdrhe parts of the.Preamble which ft do.tot
approve,iid because they ciwitiun a principle
cU 1 nave never seen able to bnng.rny
asseirit I mean, the right of this kegis
to Instruct our Senators and Henreseii-
tstires in Congress'.; -Hut t shall Tote Against:
NonuaalUn J I'. twjrot aM ice, t tM-irn. Tht . fmoer of that instruirful
Fresident, no iMidJeN y the-ContUtu-
pon, aaa ws he , bets rl,-4 upon y the
finite m fir H ake, wrtli a sir of triaff-ph,
so Uj our finger on ike-Ua of th Cor.si
tution wUSeh coni.'n ruh a SKuliiblt.on. L
sir, ftr 6te tiq mk say, thai Cixre m an clans
eonummj tscb epreW.rToUib.UiOk- Bwt.
tUrutJUni m jwaicsL. -o.
ten ljiufct such a practice m ikeae rrehrj
profrss to eotidciHi U directly at wxr with
tlie pirit and intenuoo of ibe t'orUtitution.
I refer getrHoihra i iliat ere'Jcr4 Cocnmen
tary on the Constuuoii, t.e lerJift, e
ork whicb is now rhe teat o-. , uf all Ut
men.'. 1 refer them la tluti ft.r I Lir a, 4
the book hfre to qiMe) fr the resKms which
iuuuccu u tonrenvon to SJopttlie present
made of lec:iiir tlie executive, and tt ob-
jeetwna which prt-sented "tteis:lej afaiiwi
miiy vtwcrjiKKieoi appoirrtwent Thry wish
'd steve tn la! i kitu thUck-etien 011:
r ' . .
u 11cj icarea 11 K was entntiMrd to any pre-
unr Don;, mat Wvly-otiW be hOle 40
be assumed by all Uie nteaus of mti .gut and
oorrtfution, h'ithtUe nrMnectofsosulsiuiKl
and Tsiualile' a prirt would tempt tUt Bmbi,
xumw upmmi anu incur wtuth parttzaiis to
iftploy. Ueatleiuea mui wish for a Con.
f ooal aoiniiutiuii, because they believe
it wiH have tonte influence in the clectiod-n
otiirie it is perfectly jntVstory. iOw, sir.
"'ioin.1 limy rrCAlCrOT 1CU.DUI 4 HIT
in prw)ortion to its exscuk and power, in the
Same proportion Will; rtaacnia which in.
duced the framers of bur oonsirtution to.with.
nokl trom any pre-cxist.ng body the appoint
ment or the executive, aurilv to a tuimi.
sional noniinatkin with greater or less force
just in the same -proportpn fill such a noiiii.
more or less at variance with the
spirit or toe . ConstituUan. , lkrt 1 gentlemen
y tlusnower is tiecessarv -tliat without it
tiwlpeaplc will be distracted, and wilknot
know 1iq.w to uiake a choice. If it is so, Sir,
if tlie -machinery "of ourlioVcrnment cannot
proceed witnout it, let it be enirrafted ', into
our eonst.Urtwnr, If ItTuust be. a part of our
POmicm. system in practice, let HI be so tool
theory -i let. it be inserted in our great politi-
ciw cuaiwri k us know ine lorm or govern.
meni unaer wnicn we live, . Sir, I put geo
tlemeiiW tlltf testis tlierc one In tl.ia
House, ts there one within the hearintr of rnv
yqice, who wooid have the; hardihoqd to pro
pose aa an ,auiemjincut to .tile, constitution,
that the members of' Congress, in caucus as.
semhled, should luve th power fiif nomina
ting; the Ffesidcu and Vise-PreiAleni of the
United -Sate,' and that .no election should
take'plnce without' sucii nomlimtiou. : I chal
Iv ftge. Uie most sealouu of Jlie ndw converts
10 uie caucus -sysietn, to oronoss uch an
ameiidinent. 'Sir, they dare pot do it y jliey
knoW that the frowns-of ll indifrnant npnnla
would put them doWn.'-'And why attcmptto
seiie by artifice,' by -subtlety, tt pqweY whCU
tUaf there woul at sD i',ra. Ix ind -
idials in the runaamly flcd ilh !!,.. j
awns ssvj potBrak;! toon intellieuce itia.i
tb BTtal tnm or Uv propk-t Sut Uiekne '
too, thai whik a few wca nirlH be eiicc :,
the people were ineorruptibJe. The power 1
rserctaca By tnea weolil be exercise in
punty.. But.. Sir, I deny tlie OropOMUon of
the licntVmvri. The rrrat bod of the pco.
pie arcfiotenlv incorrodible iLrt arc Sn-
teUlgvnt. -They are cpl f deciding ftir
tUnelvesr among the cilidstes for tlie
Chk.r ytmgiTwcf, -The(ntIeineoakk,bow
are the people to obtain tit necessary lafor.
melionf . they have no personal acquaintance V
iu me canaidstrs, and must thcretire be
governed either by the opinions of newspa
per seniors, or tlit recommendation of Men
bervofCongreaa. Sir, do tht Geiitlenienre
ally think, that a personal, acquaintance U
a so lute ly bmumhiv) enable us to judg
of the meriu of the individual presented to
our choice? Is his nines for tin huh office
to be estimated by bis persoiral anuearaiicc.
his graceful 'carriage, his cbUoquiaT. pOwcrs,
or his' agreeable and insinuating, manners?
no, bir, 1 can tell the gentlemen or another
source from which, in my apprehension, the
information togUide.us oil this subject should
bedfrived-the sodrce from which 1 have torm"
my ophiion source which is equally ac
cessible to tho whole community. It Is. tlie
history the public records of our country.
Here you can find the proofs of the i-yre and
elevated" patriotism, of the devotion to his
country's cause, of the correct political sen-
unents, otthe inr.nesS and independence of
character, of the highly girted pimd and the
eminent 'public serricee which should alone
entitle an individual 10 the highest political
honor -which one man can receive, fi-oin. his
fellow-men. lie who cannot appeal to pub.
fie testimonials "of his superior merits, who
cannot produce these passports to othce, msy.
it Is true, Sir, attach to himself a number of
arm-partizans, torrain jr. their predilection
from their personal acquaintance and' ItftT
mate association withim,sndby their mesiig
may nossibly1 secure a majority in Conres
sioi.al XJaucus,'. But such a man ought never
to present a claim for the highest ofneein the
nation., Such aian, unless assisted by
t-aucus, can never receive? the votes or an cn
liirhtened neonle . . If tl hnH'iUr havo
been'in .public lifei(and none othe will ever
presume td aspire to this olrice) Uie people
will enouire. and th meaas of uicertiliiinc
are; open to' thctti, WhatWe hen their pub-
scrvcs, nu wnaitcnunent uuenis nave
they eshibitedf . If the people are, left unbi-
aed; "by" Unauthorized ' associations, , bearing
with them the stamp of v oflicial influence,
this is the criterion to which they will bring
all tne candidates- criterion owwtuch they
are as capsble of deciding, as the. members of
vopgress, ss- .;v -v- -t. -i ,-.
Tiers'-.tronirressTm
speuker, ask, in the name ot common sense,
f-tliis can .make nny real cliflerencef?. The
fj I - ! ta t'. spirit in wl.WH '
Mjllr'rttfiu'fl Ki bj'
hen they are made the ,
1 'irproeutstion, an. I of
'"z they are -Uent
.'. be trvstrd a tU uf
r.n. is C Ciixular of V . ! i
Willia.. .s, Utclj pubiuhed i .la-
pstcr. . J ;
Jlr. H illumi pmMxfs t - ! i
cnntitQenl9 a nirritive uf t td
of t'ungrtsi. Sudi Ja 1. .. isuvd,
Mould have contained a lori2 LVr f le-.
itsionj upoa tii most pnnninei t sub''
jficta te.ted vjioii io Congressi tut, in j
steau 01 tins; hw constituents are bof t
with few partj tjuestions, sveia! .
nmo tmportancei anfl a vaporing
play of Radical l aUwtina is rdade from
theni, alcolsted torxcite pRrty foelir.s,
ami mislead tb rcailer. V '' i
-TH , first lubjcct of. this circular, is
the.'prnDosiUon iliscuwed in the iiousd
flf,llrpr)en(atires Tor sending a Go
yerntnent ent to:Orefcet a measure.
perfectl', free from any aue eiUier fcf '
war; or complaint from othernations
according 4o th QMges 6fnxtion.fi;
though" -it might be a csuie 6f kmne ae
cret jealousy on the part of the Kings of
tlie. old, -world,- . Bat what couM .,
meastfro have added to the jealousy th i
ready known to" exist with them against
tlie acta of all free governments?. Mr1
Williams, howeFer, magnifies the merit
of heina; hppo'sed to the probosition. by
conjuring up an imajjB 01 raw-neaa anu
I,1a..4h l.n....... H ji u.. . . . U . . 1. ' If .L
uiumij uwucs) auu rcjiiTraeius ininscil a f
a" knowinnj' eute$man;- .who perceive
the danger of imprudence at adistancd."
iMsyorid the iiaoDi Jf Mr; William
had simply remarked, that, alt things k .
considered,; he thought this measure a'. : 1
well let alone, at least for a Time, heJ ;
ydijldHaye, shewn more wisdom; and - '
for one; I vould have joined Wm in th, '
tentiraent. '., ' v. --fl -; -'v.. f'
The ' next anblect VhichJ llfW ' '
noiirts, jf the resolutiprt respecting the !vv
Spanish coloniel in America. This re-'
solution was Birooly laid Bjjorf he tabltf -
p( the Housed and never afterwards Act4
cu-vuuu. bo 111 a 1 11. ucTcr caneu lurui.
:
tinftn:
ni SCIIUUIUIW . l JkUllfiltBBj. auu . Iff'. .
uiereiore; utterly MBimporunr aa vtrt v . . .
item irrthe procepdiritfs thereof. . But f
By'dWiiot'-,cipeiilstTsk-tor iWt Jfs -jA 1 VCtemkmew have .urged! another irgumcnthtl was necessary, for MfV.' to tall vt .
v mm nn, in uiuci iu inane tt' 'es -
s a JiiuvxioiinwjM. .., h,.,.,..,....,,.
otoney matters of the nation. i Iirer
Mr.' VV: 'considefsriiimself at'homft
Uis thtrichas long Wen " lave money.''' -
v ery good; and what tool does opt aay
lb. ; But if 'savihg money is H that is .
v XAmmoheacum, (gum) 4 cents pef pound A pbstponerftent, iri order that such'smehd.
- . Arabici firiini 2 centa netnonT o: ImentS may be made as shkll tenable me.mosl
? M Assafactidai tfu'm 5 centsier bohnd icneerfully trlcl them niy"jipport.'- And,
t , d r a- - - - r
X r aennd(irum') 1 cent ner nourid
.71 . - . A' I SF - '
'- - tUiacum. l iriimV a cduu ner notind
: ' Cream tartar. 3 cent ner mndtd :
tV.rfalip, i cents-pcr pound J
4- ipccacuauna, jv cents per pound, '
!-'v
sir. I can- assure the eentleroen: if this motion
for indefinite postponement shall jrevail, that
t Kesonuipn on me same suojeci, in a less oo
iectionable ahane. shall still be br ueht before
the House.; This kind of special- pleading
f Gloves or nutslong sjlki $ per do't": ir legislation sha&hot avail them, . The main
' ? .' uriWx&MoriWetatM oe;doki' l.tmesidd'ahall.aot'vbe .Byaueathoso.Who
VV ' ,CbUdrehs'"a cents pfrdbaJsJ-eopposei
7 :&Ktf,br?,Mng c.ottoniTUcts.perupz.
f i ' v-, : - '--i-photVl cents per. dq. s
1 ,1: f! ' ''";!S Children's 30 cents per dotf.
1 , Hits, woolen or felt, men'W'Vomen's,
iS nt' each' ri'-l '
f: Childreii'sy' 13 cents each" A
( .: .Beaver, men or women's,-$1 eaclt l Ja
flaihi and other bacon, 0 cent per pound m)sel ort,th attentioa' of th; House In the"
"or ofce Caucus.5- ht it will prevent the
sentatTvi'n soifIlUeu T
isxorrect-pif i is strictly honest? , -The. Con-
tnmbers. of Xonffress are excluded from strtutiOn has provided that, in the cyent of a
electing in - the first insutnee.
are a body.ot men m existence soraotime be, 1 rresiucrre ana vice r iri-pwucn uis , vuoice
fore the election, ".and therefore liable to be nau devolve on tne uouse oi ueprescniuves,
tampered With? If their nomination is to have where each State Will be .entitled to one vote.
a -powerful an. overbearing toflunce on the t pronwiw.w we rcauu o. oHiproiie,. v v. . j . . . n - ,
election, is ther not as grfat danger of their of that fystem of ftutuat eoncessiohs nclween freuiwte for Mcmber p? Congress ta ;
Jntegrity being exposed totemptaUoni' They le nirgc an
meet in Caucus because thev are -meniberf ofl stitution was I
1 Congress tliey. are' the same individuals who 1 this particular
ri.-...,ii,.. i the mnii tnti-r iiir thpv nave tfivcn nn e. I , . n . . . , i .;.
wuiuiiyac me i.uiieish, . iiu iv uiu&c wii i 7" 7 ' . 7 . ? 7 ,. - I ternmeili. . riut. aiTk w . would inaKu - '
real Wvence as tlhe dan'rio n..r llfir. ouivalent for it to the large states, yielding ;.c5"men, X&Z?' F? '
ties, as to their exposure
another- Whether theV clothe their Droceed. tlit hrffe and small states, la it lust in u,i me;
1 While we continue to enjoy tlie equivalent, to
" ' T" - . , . . , r T-y. ... .
Mr. aay presides . oyer them as Speaker, or depnvc.tnem m. vtm pnvues sw. wuiwi
iti.deredr :' j Is it nonedt in Sir. while
oviiiiw wvfs-s 'i,"v)l tav vascasf ifscafii ;r ' y i - : - - - " ' - a i
we avail purseivea ot au tneaavaniages se
cured to us by thje contract, to evade the per
formance of the part made for their benefit,
because we may think it presses rather hard
ly upon us; ' Hit tight, sworn www to geemV tofetand in soihuch dreads Mr
edto- Caucus? nonuiifttidnn.but dis
approve of tlie present Resolutions, ; shall ,be
attbrded ah opportunity of fairly, expressing
thfcir opinions and none shall be able to say.
when rendering an account to.tjieir constitu
ents; that they disapproved of Caucuses, but
vofed: ;gsinst4 these Resolutions " oil other
grounds. , ' - z7r:fi&'Z
ii, sir. opeaKcr, i.ieu unwilling qi iuuuuc
'. it ... .,; .-: v..-
v cenis pe giuion , ,.,.
"4 Hair powder, 6 cents peround' W
Worns-ix, 75 cents per KVf Mm
- ?-Horn tips, -SO-jcents- per. Kjft, $$&p.
'$1 ;I("T8 hshy 3 oehts prt'pdtenoyif.
:r ..Vvauier, soai, 9 cents peround.
'.'.ijs '
J Wk i' i i L- ' 1 'C- ( :
. ii cHRru. iu reniK np.r nminit
-.,: lH 5 cents per ppund 1"S : i v
. r"';- vems per sow 4 i
wrnes, 10 cents per lOO p Ir-ly ":
"wwricea cents per pounar
sladder, 1 dent per pound ; .
?y& seed) lQ-cei
cehts per pound
disenssion of the piincrpal subject involved in
tnese Kesoiuuons, jr juitr noxproceeu irom s
nv doubt as to its importancer' I do believe
the question how presented, to be'bhe of high
importance tJ the stability and pdlity1' of our
Benublican Institutions. v Sir; . let'eentlemen
disguise It as they Vill, let them cover it with
as thick a1 veil of sophistry as they can,.it h
stiy a question, between .those who advocate
tlie riirhtixof the people, and those who be
lieve the people incapable of exercising the
most important-of those .rights. - For, sir, if
gentlemen say, as tliey do on Ins floor, that a
Congressional Uaucrr is necessary to ensure
to tht danger qur.liber- qmvalent for It to the large statevirfyieldlng , , , that if iuch colitis ' - r1
mosuitdfntrrWtwidcor- tothem, in other i-espects, a greater sliareol l .r0Plf.rf;:; lV ''"-J ? " W"1.,
they meet in fnc roomer power.; a rgn-a contract hetWeen Ciap8 himself had the 80 e, maiWge-
savins way,';-; ihcre are wiser iherl
thani Sir. W. who are firnify'couvmcedrf
still tlte-same. body of lueri whom the Const i-j
tutum has excluxled from: the election in the I
tirst itistalicC, to wiiorri, froth their politics
situation land their pre-exitence- as a body, I
is was thought' dangerous to entrust such a I
. ... , w . . . ; : -i3r . - i . . . .
power.
Ji
hot
that if Bch. polttaciani'Bs Jiitaself weret" ,
always attended to, we should stand, a
a lifliiuu, iiic epoi t ami pi c j m iiioou ....
' rnMin'Antat s nnupra ' nf nlinm KA'
I "I
-y. T : : T ' . -. T j. 1 t krvi' 1 4 .
Wi nftithenves st'.yery .cleBif vitbr irj f .3; t
frue'accduht "6f,the reat state tof our4,
financial toncernsj and as to the savingsr V--T K W
. of CeAirk.but atectiiehdiiton,and butvltdc itxisli wftiSro-as mticfc bottd,'U.a't might tuife'beetf, IhBdei the history" ,
Have-jvo piiiding influence on toe people, 1 jvi j v. ,.v.., v .v 0 asi twelve Years ike ws,. inatr.
bers
cart
Mr., Speaker, I detest all mere,, verbal
unctions ijei us go it rue suugtance.
I appeal to thecaneor of tlre: srentlem
the1 other side, whether they do -trot beli
oiuvh' - nvrm moi 'Ur ill hssar SmmoI' saftirBi
portant influence on the elecfion?. Whether i.wjth, an assumption of poer, We. should out- j the nation to bd redeemed by tllft, indi
it would not have the eflect hf procuring a J selves tamgress out lepuroate and prescn-1 victual- BftcrificeB Bhd personal bravery
ma ority for the person so nommatcuV when, ou. "prcw.. . .vpnuyr.. 1 nf , , , - ThrnnnU ' Af.
. r .. . - . .. - 1 . . I 41.-,- aafvAMt 1 liar tMd iviiitf O-ha elMimSiiil 1 " iw.hh.;iv. . "viii v r
w mout. u, sueu majonry couia w.oe w ;" -3 . rJ7,IIr- ' bW ' jrwBOfli--They have-resisted re
ear ;.v newer .tney ,00 notexpcci suto a re pM ,w. 6,.,v....,, w. . . rf -
T .. . . . . . .. III., w:. n nnl. nPl,:. I i.:.l.ui.. I rnaaorV PTnoficoa All Four tlinncanila 4hV ' '
suit from a caucus otmnauon, ana wnemer 1 j k ."T . M " i il it' f 1 f ' t . 1 ' "... V "". "
contracted in. , ;
nrmtuiyc inuascu. bu. uie kcii- i - v. "i ' r . y.-. viawa tn viirB7aV miBiiri r ntti v
applcaUbn' ofc tht reniarB to w'c' . 1 .wiuuimuiisHvrs.w mjciti. 1 a'V ," . , . "v1.-"
, , "Siiaeentj, tnuja short, pWces, not exceed-, wise anu pruaem cuoice oa r rcsiuci is 11
. big seven : yards, and ' ei ghtecn inches In not. declaring 'to', the people;, yoit BreiBcapai
u bresdthj' 25 .cents per pietfef-''X'-'.-''r bleof making this choice yoursetyes,; Ve
India, ionir: I will therefore have a meetintr Of yburVMem-
ttfelity.fi ye inclipa in Ki--o,ltK Afl rnt nvi
r piece.- i . ; ; i.ijpT;). j y-: .A i ,i 4 j men nay not phose openly to avow Ous doci
. Wty to he in proportion to the foregoing xewltbf their arguments in favor of a Caucus.
"1 If rt is admitted that the people are com,p"etent
0UrBe.1rrboW Arf .Tit km w.11om of themselves, to eiercise the power of elec-
': l? ST,xO cents per gallon.
;'. ' v Unseed, 20 cents per gallon ' "J. ' ;.v
- V JJlnrea, 51 cents per gallcr-. S-,
K t Capers, So cents per gauoW-' f vJ r
; j - Oranges, iO cenU per 100: " v-A '"
, f . i 1,3,'uin 24 ert. per pound. . yl " i ' '
-i.MTicklesiApefeitepergroce, ;.r-(
. me appieti Ctnu each
tion. whyshonld their not be left 'to exer
cise it in die most free and unbiased .Town ner?
Mr,; 1. JBere referred to the fiarts of . the
Constitution of tlie V' &. which relate to. the
election of President and Vice-Pre wdent, and
insisted that according to fits true intent, the
rght .of clectjctn was vested in the i in
stance in the nfeoole and though In the -
ilpes srociiakihg, i cents per groce v vent ' -of no person havirlg a1 majority, the
" . ': ' 'russiar. blue, 10 cents perpound ? - : choice devolved oft the House of Representa.
v-.i lCserve's, comfibi. and wt mouta: in wi. tivev yet they wtre' restricted to the three
,. i Or braiuly 10 cents jr j )in.l. -' -.. 1"? candidates', who had received the highest
. J ' , r Quick silver.-5 cents ner nnuml v. : .' number of votes. '.Th House of fceprescnta-
; -I!ice, SO cents ner ten .2 . . ... lvrUiurnitnf4d.-couUscarcelvmake abad
1 ' r 1 . . r--. , - Vw", I'--' 1 . - ... ..
i. , "tT.iiia perpound , iciiunje, wroii 1nuv.11 vt iWiv. u.-
disclaim the appl
mvself that this Question is only a ttrucrirle
between the friends of the different candidates
... .... - ,.j ' .
tua lie is anxious tor a caucus, uecauae ne
believes his favorite candidate has a majqrityr
Does4ie mean-a mnjonty of the people?
No, sifj for if he did, he could not be so anx
ioiis lona caucus. -r If ids candidate has a ma
jority of the peopllready in his: favor; he
Witins JIV"Wlg ' mw1 .v vsiov v 1 viwivi
A. caucus would op entirely . tmnecesssary,
Ko, fcir, jt is Dcause he knows the candidate
Whose, cause he espouses has
of the people, and believes.!
m&rontv in a Congressional caucus.
art .nvinlii nrt jlli slihir.t. '4 5 ' v ;
; Againv Sir ( we-are told by uenucmen on
the other, side, some of wlipirf have talked so
loudly about Jlepublicamsin and nemocfacy,
that,,if we, dp not., permit the. Members of
Congress to make a nomination, the people
are so ignorant, they will never be able to se
lect a-httnarftor: ITestdeiit. Mr. speaner, i
have ever been, thfc friend of the1 people, but
nfever their flatterer I have never Deceived
them by caresses nor courted tbem for popu
larity.' But l am, and always" have heen, the
advocate oi their just r'ghts, more especially
of the rights eecuTed tsi them by tlit constitij
ton and laws of the- country.; Sir, it a
anfficu'jit answer to tins objection Ot incorrl
Ana, sir, u i anseu, wncre ttuuiiuance ana coiinoence ',
pracuce, which tnese rcsoiu-Uniyhf to liave nrevailed i. " -.'
of uie nghuof the people an in-1 . " "j"-" v.ivv wa iv-- z r
of the spirit of the ConinutidtvjtidnsrMr.V holds up that great. on-f , -
peculiarly our duty., to. express. ourldescnbed.'indescriDaule nioriHtcr. tn -
fan, to. Warri the people of the danger, and 1 Tnriif. It fa a. rrpaf nra. htv smaiiIis' l l U . f
legislative functipris? v(Mr. I. her uiehUoni I wliieh embarrassmenfftnd distress hBV;
ea some innances ui una aiuu.j
we beheve i
tion
invasion
fringement
is u hot
dnini
to.enrteavor, by enottnemg, psuppress nr. brti ta the Norths somethin: Wtt
LB?!IJ r. T m sut.i-.ose. like the. iM.iero bo
ukyiiiit ucvailieu. viiein u Hinir wiui uivac tt7 1 , . S i" . .
ry : lensthened dimensions; for it reach
ea front the North 'la '-t.hu Smith ."in T .
came herewith reluctance, ami, shall -fejAice wjlh itst&ii: drawa tlie rrfonev nut of th- ' '
&$Zl!T??J t"Uckete of thelSrnerstVlt issuds- A ?
nr i am wire ui arc ihiu u-si-jh wiv-t- , , -, -ii
estedihthmaintiunance of their privileges j romance as tins,, that 19 to bolster the,; i.
and their power.; in wuatever wuiaiioo i pupuiaruy oi our wisejieRisiatoi s. ill
may lie placed.1 am deternuhed, by,every et-l 5lr,V, hadeciirred td former (1 ps;
fortlcan command, to oppose any; attempt. nl fecollected tho nidisnalioaauaLen-
U IllvasHin iunr i .,,115, "7 ",v 1 nl , in tha ' - lt. ,1 .
"VWI" r 1.11V VVSJW UL t'S I l)W ,
Ilartlord Cftnvcuuon, sihtf jalkcd tit'', ' t
resisuns Boutriernv policy aurire tho
... - k :!. v. ... Li... .r.i:..
iii;,..iiiijiiiv uaiv bccii, now uuijjua
not ujnajoritj I vivjr iainv"H,K,,cv": iwn,.
le may have al'r' no political aspirant I have no hope,; if
that hf- i I K had any wwn, oi political preiermenu i
' Jt'i
sir, more able dcJ'cii.l rs but tliey win neve
Undone more,aea: us or more Taitutui.
MR. WILLI AMaS' CIUCULAU.
i lb the EiUot$ofiiiSlHr', -'.
GEiirTiKMEX practice of writing
- r. VHfcttre rpr,n.V Zi.li ' '1 i.i,.. . u.;i,-nf tli u.-nnle."; i-' ' J ficttrvrv.tofcrt. tlie constitution has thou:rii
i V s.Cmdc;; ccNtpcrpoVnd " t Vba .e i orjc'dySir, (ItolOthtll qureuii.pete.ij andbas tntruedthn,.h tlieir CflMUtuenUi, to one BOt to be ten-
tnust be Bucn rtHreatenin; language a.
he has used on tins topic. ? He n onlf "
iranled,' not. reasoned antt' f will ffive"'
Circulars by Members of, Congress ioUU.an9wef 0 nil hj migrr prescutatwitt
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