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JufcMriptioi, 0rr JoHmr per Sanaa N'e -.,'
. Mr.iltWKrt irtioat' M In Rl - i pwH
. $ t, aena piper dtKOOtinard, i
i ! opuua at ibc kiiwhi mm mm M vrnnm
J.. Aaeia, bo axaev!.. &l
'' Ux. 1hit1c three urn far olr,
' AUkUerttatb atiaira nl W pit paid, :
" i un v rmmm is mam inat a ikr.MkaBj
The folio rgouraii luvinr tone 'f 7. .7. " ?rr"u:
: " iim uuv. uc urutMaiiiTV oi
.E L. I ... ... " . J.
-l' i i ; .. .
ue roanuiimon"-rtr-tiorthftni nnn
- O t I ' '
tod onlt 0 aDonuimate uiir nhf.it..
: sir?." mitt . ti 1 ?"ta p-kl -
fritessrt. Edtin$;Tfrt Yold felfoto
JJed" teems to have ukeq much of
v fence Att he thoald not have been uf
fered to plajr thejpart of &: political
Quack 'Vitli ; impunit.. He,' tnere.fore
V Kold and vaunta,' and insist spon his
iWI in- his profession,5 without, deign
ing to mee the lkct which I addiiced
- to shew his views and those of his fa
. i rorite Candidate. 'Sober reason .would
, inquire, whj " Jfed? has taken.no io
ticetot th extract. I made from ; Mr.
, Crawford's report respecting the effect
' of his sjem of taxation, in producing
an" ample supply of domestic man
. Bfactures?. .-; , The- answer' is;, plain.
'Ned'T commenced. with the ''design
' , of covering Mr, Crawford's' principles
with th plea of ReYenue.V Those ex
tracts which presented his Tariff srstetri
voder, the head of mere revenue, he $ie-
lected, while, he; avoided the passages
. wfeich'in trod ace fallj into view, the
priocipleofiencoar-tgingdomestic indu-
try. .All the writers on ths,t side .fol
low thi3 deceptive ,mpde;, or else, by a
t perverted statement of soihe particular
"' .votes and expressions,' attempt to shew
tiiat Mr. Crawford is not as great a
. sjnner as General. JacVsori. ."" Ned"
ws very unguarded, whil$ claiming the
-candor",' to mikA sq palpable pervfcr'
.y siotf as ,hft has done of my sentence.
He thinks it will 'have a wnniidffii
. effect , to show' that General "' Jackson
hniiffh. Npd" 1av nut tlia fii-ct
rt aera'Jaclc8on tbought,M.$ic."? Let any
I man compare', the pieces, and judge of
: Bat the unfair :and presuming man
X per in "which the Caucu Gentry endea
vnr to sunsktrt thwii f!AnrlIU''A ia'un.
parent from he personalitiesi to which
they '-tare des cendih;;.-Does Ned"
to me; pc his poliicatt standing? it for-.
, beat more explicit descriptioti.w1 Ned'?
c may be assured that I am not disposed
to Bihtroduce. him before -' the- public
si otherwise than as1 p, politician, antf I am
sorry,; for Tiis saki: that he should
'lave degraded himself by vjthe Illiberal
' . and unmerited personal allusions he has
madev Whoever he may have alluded
tg, -however? he haft' missed Jiis man
and hU Tow t:lrth ia ( rrtVnt tn
vUim to wipe off the dirt he has acquired
,bj iinpridewckH''?;t' f
.' ' ' . TOT! .TnRT. "V.' ." '.-.
J Register have tak'en3P Qthe :s cudgels
agamst me for daring to expose the cir
5-rcular of Mrv-Williams to the ridicule
.iand contempt of an ' instii ted .Public,
hy the - Editors should have singled
.vtlUt thia ' TiWf fa ttll ' l0m!trtra ' fnaw Minor
judge; , but I wiU observe that they have
thereby anil ttterein discovered how far
,iev have departed from that fairness
and prudence lot1 .which the aper. was
tema-ibleruifornier
what propriety do the Editors of the Rer
agister iscpresentme as reflectinff'oa, the
r'"""-c vi wnuog circulars ny tne Ke-
the Star.'witk a hM it mav nwt tK
eye of some of our Southern Matbrmui-
" a. bum o, purcoase juu acres 01
land for B60Q: in the -dtvuion. A.'nro.
pes give cents per. acre more
irjlb n. i! it, win consent to his part's
bein? takenAuhrr h ntoaua it....
much land must eadi have for hie R300,
and what wilj cost each per acre?
JUeTenceTiBe, Ta.,5th J c-, - '
.7 A. mas
itriuve' :1U -i-j. Acteil which
cost dots. 44 cts 3 1 -443 m. per acre
; ;B. must have' trr 1-5 Acres, which
cost hint 1 dol. 69 cts J -44 3 per acre
a quwea piece ot umoer, bewed Terr
T'- net,B v ; -'.. , -: " r
;, Conulns in the whole 16 Cubic feetj ; '
The bwe at one end U 5-8 the other) -.
The depth of each end I'de have you dlaco
0 v Ten,..-! ' .-;-, v-,.; . : ,
v The length of it too Tde have yoa to teek,
1 lt' five Umee a long u the bir end U deep.
Report of the Committee of Invtttigatwn.
" Tha Select f!nmmitt WmUm
fared the- Memorial, or Addrew, of Nmian
Edwards, having, in obedience to the revolu
tion of the Uoum of Kepresentativea, Of Uie
2flth of May, continued to hold its sitting af
ter the adiournment of the House, until the
zinoay a June, nave agreed on the' follow.
infV ' -r-v ' y'.:rU : ' ,
u. In recommending u their former Re
port; a continuance of lhepTiAfpnra'nn1
powers of the Committee, it will be re
membered, that the reason pivon far that
recommendation was the- obvious pro-
V " uiiih,. viuc i me inves
tigation, of having the personal presence
and examination of the hurW nf K
. , " w" . " ( vs.
address which had occasioned the n:
nointmefit of the tWmnite A . Suck
aminatjpn has now been had. Mr. Ed
dnrpnatprl
ward attended the Committee, in o- t the Secretary, ijhe, measures adopt- judge, the object of the
bedience, to its summons, on the 7h of by him, for the reasonable pr,ovisnn of thb good, people of s
witness, 01 lypef tiind at the placp otUisburse- PKnx
flieni, weret as tar as uie y;ominitte can
rUciag a i? e.
cation K stlnbWd t dtfr, out to Uie su
pcrior cjuslncauotii iJ h'n KIKI. ,f 1 ,w
pciiior. nor u tbc uct t(u.i be hsJ jted a
Uctioo, which b4 ne tri-e. the adminis.
uvuon tN vur vewerabto n4 nrtuoua chief
amrMtimte. but to the eonftvmmv & buum.
oteatpfhM entities. Hsvinr eonnurd un la
hie imsginaUon lot agvitst hi re-election,
he. la thu stria tJ ami
hinwcli; denounces all of the supposed paiti-
w.ivn, aoeuorm, ana aeesncs. l this
career of annunciation, the columns cf the la-
I te"'CB' wee dosed againat him. , He en
tered it on the condition caTactinr an ?h mU.
fetisvx, but impsuent of so passive a charao
ter. be speedily became the m-mUrnt, and
thus VMiUtinr the etnuliiiun
the editort mm forcawl a titpsjri hivA m
When- personal attack; Wthe object, our ev
senator la not hoarvp .u rk..-i.t r-.
pelkd from the IntelUgtnctr he eext appears
.'i-v(s, wucrv Twuuwnccs n.s
attack! against Mr.' Cathoun, 'charging hire
with the double sin of bem b1iiiu. mnA
MystmsMf in' u s political coarse on the tarilf.
; , It Is not my Intention to defend hlr. Calhoun
against these clarges.,4 If It were, the feeble,
neas of the proof by which they are attempt
ed to be sustaiiMrd, would afford an easy vie.
toryj but there- is little virtu in a character
acquired aa Mr. Oalhoun'i k h.. kv lit.
ofuborj candor and patriotism,-if it cannot
susuun uim against toe strre nupicttn and
turssuaf sa vindictive pmHdcul enemyl f TW
Mr. Calhoun lias no tkr-A nt Afnm - '.n.
groundless charges, yet ? the good people
of South Caroli. a? hare a just right to know
what is the object of the iudre in makino-
them at thi Ume. As resentiul s he is lor
supposed wrongs;- ho is not simply indulging
his spleen against Mr. Calhoun and 1 majority
of our delegation in uini Kar :. k
Itive, the anticipated pleasure oThuiubling
1 thnu vllnm hm finlmm . . U. V. : .
V . -..'-m w .matrfiv w utm cuciiuci, vin
dictive as he is. To uniiHtni4 th m.I m
tirey wemust remember that the judge is a
i J 7 ". i 'r Jangf oi jwr, vy iiiiams's
lfcUom?eringvpolicv?r J . think ithey
- have, brfrayed.as little prudenc as self
HctVl'h have not onfy descend
, E aonneces8ary mdeness; but
I'hej1 have not only
swnpf then interference lam neither
' , yndfal of personal respect; the' true
- UteB,ent of a f ect,herdi9tinction
beHeen one t , aod another, r even
aWeen perso: 1 and -poIiticaV charnc-
: ; lOT tint-' nfc-.,..i jl. - .r j.T Y, r-... fc." T-i ,
v iZl JjAilt- i w- w e accoinmbdatipn to them, at a time of con;
-'B'Sier miirnt think nproc.B Ifvl - i.il
host u-hik' .f-vk.:. w '' : . ' ."" inwerain pecuniary pressure, n xeiy
it.JJ.-."".wwuroexcwei r in their lormer JUeDort the Commit
June; has been examined aa witness
by W ;difectidn,j cross-examined by
.-j-l." ii j: . ; 'mr
uuvrisk ttiieuuipg,' in : oenair qi tne
Secretary of the Treasdr'vf and hi ..
finvmy, togeUier "vvith that of the other
wwnepses, is- communicated with this
Rnort: aa are: also, vnrimia dnr-umanfa
arid papers, which have been referred to,
anu prouueeu, in toe courge oi the examination..--
; ; '
a naper, in repijr to the communica.
Hon heretOf9f e recei ved by the Commit
tee, from the Secretary, and another,' in
the nature of an argument on the whole
Case, havfe alao been nrAcpntAil Kv Mi-
- . " . ' ' - I" w--.. -fj A . .
Edwards, and , .considered bthe Com
mittee. a. : f
-ajic ciueuvs uast run ini ,mucn tifit
tail, and some narts of it. nrohahlv l.v
not a very t material application to the
hojim Buujct.., yi -imjuirjf, tlBeemeu
proper however to the Committee, to
allow to those Concerned It liberal .in
dulgence in Jthis respect.i;; Aj5
After. Datfeht attention tn all tin- evi
dence, and to whatever has been urged.
n toio way or reasoning on the case,
the Committee see .no cause to chano-p
or modifyj in any material respect, t lie
restil t to which , they came on the for:
me.r in vesfiii-fltinn'. and whirl, tliuv kavi
already :ubinitted to the ; House. On
tf Min rurv Kotr, finrf tn tiia V f.tlAn.
and fuller examination, a corroberfttion.
generallyjjpeaktpg.'or! the Kppinjons
wnicn;,toey nave; ueretoiore: expressed
VO0 some narts of the ihanirv- indeed
evi4en(pei has now - been produced "to
..:,. ...u-.i. ,.., r, ;l...irL.:. m .i i
lunula Tfiiaii. wcip uui iixuviuutliiy a()U
nnirhriilaVI v. talcpn into tl.i i-n-iu!luiainn
of the ; Cdmmitte on the former occa
snVToXthese, perhaps) some.- refer-
vwff ws,n uww jo u maue. ,j v i ney may
bei considered.; as new ' articl esor new
spectlications of charge and, although
hilt Vprw Hpfiriifolv ikr . fil-mull mfi
yet, as eyidepce has beeh taken intend-
cu to auport inem,"rney pecome suDjects
ot cunaiueraxiun. . .u '. . ' '
One of these respects the deposites
of public money; tnade o'r'allowed by
tUm. nt -. n-:i..' -tr -."
LUC CCLIClUTrlU U1C IIM IIK K 111 IIIIH Ills
trict.at the iiutance and on tho anl ita
tlon of the. Banks themselves, and as an
ibch rose was either rreateror tes than
the Secretary had auppoaed. '.Tkia ap-
DTnewuea rou u in me case ot the
Franklin. Rank f Alvvmnilrta .Im 1
letter of the Secretary- to the President
r l o . -..I n . I
vi tne ornate, 01. ine.xoin, i rromary.
1823. he says, in regard t this Bank,:
that a letter of the' iJ.btricC Attorney,
uirrrwun .cemmutiicatefli tnoweu that
there was no danger of lu&s to the U.S.
The evidenr nnw nfftr.! anil nr-i v.
eil.'tend to how tliat there is a proba-;
bilitr of final loaa from tbia Bank: but
in others respects there, is' no,, new vieW;
of the case presented. v ' '
from' the Bank of Vincennes, has also
been brought forward,, and made the
Sttbiect of inanirv and
distinoiahed tins case from those V h
At .1V . W , . . a ... .a.
mer vr esiern canas in wnicn the public;
money had . been denoitttd. and in rm-
gard to Which loi8 had happened, or Vas
cxpccieu, nau atu-aciea tne attenuon oi
the Committee! aa imnnrtarif tn ho rnnu.
dered, at Uie time of their former Report.
. . m ' '...-. . . . 1
; ine case or tms Dank bad been pre;
Viouslv made the aubiwt nf a Ui'Dnrt tn
the House by the Secretary; on the, 21st
vi reuruary, io, in answer to a reso
lution passed on the thirty-first of.. Jan
uary preceding, in which a statement of
the debt and the means which had been
taken and used to secure it.' were laid
before Congress. -The evidence, bow
Uk'en,: relates principally, as in the pre
cedin? titse.' to the iitmnnt F th )ni
which ma v be einanted tri h inrnrr.lN
. . T-.a .Mf- -.-,. l . 1 - I lrrfivan -t.lial.l nnj.atl,. !....... i- rr
v " uuij icuiaiuiii cuanrc wnicn I r m wmihci j r- iving
'k . .-J -J .,. . jl u-r ? '., I Caucus.? and a true and Inv.l ihio- Um
may c usaiucu as nuiuciuie examined, t.. . . r. , - .
is an 'ilUtinii v; intim-tinf. tko J" u ea.tO the election of. the caucua"
. '. Z. . luumsuuB, inai, candidate, and it is his belief that he
AntlllM Ik a B i I .B AW 4J A. I A I , . m . . - 7 WW
i vi uie -secretary, me gucceed in this state, but bv the prostration
no nan in aril ami nnKli. wnA?n-n ..r ik.Lfu. i :n i .
M.v..y.o ywuub vifiutiuip ui iuc mi. wuiiyuii, ,uu wiin hi m luw menas and
government in, East Tennessee, .were, tu gr instrument by wblcbthia tobeef
in some -instances, paid in bank paper fef,'i bT fcreur thr tariff, for
not equivalent Id specie; - v i, " rXSrS .aMgTtt " rT lt?mI
Ki e --fSrcmntalr;WM;Vdiw reler.ijf that
t . - -Z .7 6 . i nuuiucr nmsi cc umi ixa immeumte object Is
transaction seem to be full stated in to fit the odium which is attached to the tariff
uits iKSiinifinv in fiutrri ii vwriir i in uiui atianraDn . mr. r.iihnimi ! . . Mv
. 1-- " O . r uavw si I - , -w--- vuwHaa wat. a s iitn
does not appear that any knowledge of l?"'.0 er
I... t..: r ki... I l iect 6eunuL ..
SSZ,rZ ' the ccountof Mr, Cford, ; thi. idol of
1 Ji , . iC tn ' party .is not a U known to the
e political veneration
South Carolina.? and
place ofdisburseihencei fr the present, till the public mind '
thi SmZZF -'H'? & expressed their opinion in relation
-"'VoaidfiK? . aepbtes of this nature; and' referred
0 LICKSPITTLE.
'-4rn-v
Metttii'lhllM. rmJ V .
- f mi y ut' K-rwJiciosea
. .proposed ,n the Stai- of the 18th' u'.fc bv
V.HI tavill .1 ...v.. , TTI1K.U
;i:8SS!s?!Viththe
.: .-V7?-mr,,5-"ea io tne answer.'
-,v v .UAhVVCLJs F1NCIL,
, ,.'.- .-M."- i.-'.'
in u nnhli. f ftrnmimicBtinn isf tho Socrn
tarV, an which' the facts wers avowed;
arid lltitvni.k m t a -floe-. rf 'm IiLa I.
udff . suitahlt. and iiuli-r-iniiA. II kml
a right ; toeipect the payments io' be
madiJ in specie, or its equivalent; orat
itani, iv luiuf llicu l oyj UllUgBUOUin
happen to prevent such payment. No
information ;,was given. ta him of v any
disaonoiritment of his exnectatinii in
thU respect; by those whose duty it was
to:, pay;, and no Complaint appears. ;to
iav j UMu - m c.j i tu uj , luusc wuose
In; regard to the contested letter of
Beniamin SteDhenKonl of tho ? loth ttf
October 1 8 19. i the Committee - aei no
f ause to change ;the opinionwhich was
eiu-eriaiueu, aim wnicn cney iintenuCO
to'expres's in their for'merteport tliat
although the letter was writte n, as sta
ted by Mr. Edward in his testimony,
there was no evidence that Mr. Steplien:
son commanitated or transmitted it to
the Secretary of the Treasury, , ?
., sue uouiiuiuee u not. tieem it ne
cessary to exteud dieir Report, by pro-
tracieu . . ouservaiious - on ; ine Various
submitted to the House;' - They conten t
themselves; with saying,thati in their
oninion. nothina- has been nrnved in im.
peach the integrity of the Secretary; or
i.i, ui in? iui.li i uuui mi- irt'itrn i rnnvri.
ness and ability of his administration Nof
inv u ly uimuvcn wr illia 1JUIUV, US
.ii' ' . 1 -? '.:'.."'. . -.
ine mam omect-oi innuirv. tn i-nipt at.
if. j J 9 ..
tention , of tlie Committee has been di
rected; ana tiiey nave come to the re
suijwh-ch '.ha now been stated, . will
tne unanimous concurrence i tne mem-
bere preKtnt. 'if Other1) points tbcre'tAre;
of ; Jess timportahce',; bwtwiclv may,
nBvervneiBss, ie auppoaeu ooi ro navf
escaped c'hnsideration by the, Commit-
tee.- . anewt.nowevEr. unurraii me cirv
r.iirnat.TnrAa itiPV kavo ' tliiinol-it ifWn.
rer to leave, without observation, in the
isht' in which" thev 'are Disced bv the
evidence. 'i y4
4 vim uie f-ziiijiiium j - cwcuev r
;.7b fAe good people of South faroknij.
Judge Smith, who bas so freely remarked
An Atk-M r.n rw4" MmnUi.' that kA tn 4.im
vi r-uYi"" .. u..i. kuiiiw m ,41 ju-nwiuro, in reiauon 10 uie. 1 a-
should become the subject Of, remark. I do riff, and' jto prove ' that it ia of th most tohv
not intend to comment on the manner of mk- chievpirs characterand So far as the passage
iug hi fe6tf before the g'td people y South of the tariff bill, in iU modified shape, 'shall
uw"v ' vuavi4..iu; sa. na9 .11 iiw pnv nijuriuus. IW Will Pv nlOrC V VUITIO wian
nof W circumstance fbr Wc find bira tirst any other inciividf. not even eiceptinfc Mr.
relating .liif gfietnnc in the columrw of CUf: hi officiil tittfatidn ft tU T-Tiy bai
HiAtont ranai th Vtatitinol Inltt11WtrirAw rL nan n1n.4hs.tnAaia ivftki. J
yY " ' 0""- t msst- 1 fjif iiaaw wa- su-altv VI IIIV91. UVVIUI.U
der an allegation insulting fo'-jme State,, that trol in relation toy it. Divided an congress
he Could not obtain hearilir.' even io vindi. I haa hrl-n cm it. Mr. f!rfnrfl !. t' all im.
raiAr c'ti ,ld tA k.v- h.4.n ftf ...rl-1 catwiv. pf himself through anyone of o.-r nu-lhad it in his power to defeat the passage of
' " ,-vi.n,v. v ii.o Mvk.u v. i t .aii .'m.n.n. ' . Tn.l-.. !,:. I v:. L-.ll irk- ' W r -l .
eX steftce and ton oa .nuances .The mvZZ3XLT-D "j "J"' ! -i "." or
, ., , o . , . . I wn fiv.ru, uiiwunuw iuc mucru ocreauy rireierrcu uie interest 01 me
committee did not qeem it necessary t ration; he obtained admittance into the co-1 country to hit own' advancement.' What has
to Cal l. for proof of ihat ! which was aq- J umn the paper to which I hate referred, been the feet? We find him, session after ses-
w..v.v n. i.vm; . v'. uviuic (.lie un, f CkUllllucnumij m rcvituuii ui uie tanii,
tribunal of the public opinion, of the nation,1 and increase of duties, on those very articles
for having dared, ih the exercise ot its const i. j which he knew would be ati-pptaHe to t-
iuuuji- nt;iii, ri.4unc- iw -vii wiiu u iuu i niwMjucntrerii ji anuw iiat irr nit; nu4i
Senate of the Bnitei SUtei v v" . r- I p 4rt, he bs?rj"Mrf in his leComjcuendativns,
iu tail iitt prc-oi oi nat wnicn was aq
mittpd. and n it wraa rif nrinirtn thai,
the , practice itself ; was irrcgulaf and
dangerous, it did not think it material
to inquire, patlicularly, whether. La the
te.hsTt U irw. SxJ"ji lncrsf f A rrtJu '. ;
ww uunr-aw reiwembered, tUt m , i 9 , .
Us- .us) r oor-s. w-ktn tK- tm. . .-. 1 -
. - , - , , .
m rr-r.be has ren'jii-p.t Lh
CCmmrtxlatjoaa! Tker rtcoa.m4H-i.n.)r. .4
well knewn. especjallj te the.inr" fnt it -iho
caoiuL kare keen
rephstifig a tariH bill from year to . tn.. --'".
m tb Ucuaktn of the ibect. re i'mwMy
find the authority of the avervtmrv. (m
ltr nma. I-quoted In hs favor br the aji ,
wen iw mraattre. vkU.,craviord, howe
ver, never makes a OW: BviltuMtt I-Vlinn.
the nifans of retreat. IX m easentiallr a Dari , . .
of hit tactics. While he baa been eprired . '
mglieresUfUndliis friends, have been tf-, ' i
qually busy us soothing the .(rneufturuoj j
tb4 aWMltK. Vav-Kata a 4Bia. n kK m 1 1 1 .l 1. f S '
" w ixcuncura dt 1119 -e
pica 01 rr-rw, even though the trratuiy . .. .'
werelll. Now.nthenameofoonMnoiiscnse,'' '
wliat .liOsrsnce can it make to our farmer. '
whether ait increased duty is to be U-d ort " 1 K '
coUoo baggi ng, or any otiier article of soix hJ - ' ''
ern consumpuoa to mcturaf imtubricatiutt
at Asmr. or to miwij tL mimu- i.-
preparedbe who Js te be1 benefitted in care
fully kept out tif view, . In due time, however.
it i Intended to come out openly and pro
claim' him aa' the onlv atatrimun fnmaAlu
the interest of thiaand the other southern
, w., , .11 .wiiui n HvO 111
which himself and his politics are held, should
continue to be such as to blast even the hope
of success. He will be' held up as' the "real
anti-tariff candidate, but in such a manner as
to injure him .as little' as possible witlr the
manufacturing : interests beyond the Potow-
w u jwugc 11U 4l wnwitici in
this state were really the enemies of the tariff,
and in consequence opposed to Mr. Calhoun,
because they sincerely conceived him to be its
friend, and supported openly, Mr Crawford,
because they believed him to be its opponent,
the course' Would at feast fca mnllrl .n ;n
that View, eoramendable.T. Such, however, is
-.n. ,1. . j.T.1. J... U V - ' 1
"K auuuugn 1 ;i ,ioi acciisenun
oj being the friend of th tariff, I do aocuse
him of being mwA W tppotedt Mr, Cat
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ivjtiit, mil, ,n juwr ui vrw vrffWITO TDan Op
nosedto the tiirilT. and of imihcr It in-l mJlm
political vutrument, to depress the former, and
iw Eiwaic wic inner 01 tnose two genuemen.
- tlnv.Mi In malr. (wiiul ,t.ta .L... . ' -
the, judge, which deeply implicates bis character-'
s an honest politician, and which 1
Would not venture tp make without the most
settled conviction' of its truth, arising out pf
the strongest proofs, shall prove it by
shewing that he has dealt most unfairly and
unjustly bet ween Mr. Calhoun and Mr, Craw-
fnnL'aa Well bv .what ha km mruA t,..i j..
foriker, aa what he hat omitted to tag agaitAt
I , f ... 1. ll 1 .1.4.1 . .
tncuuKTf ,1 Dimn ucw uikv, wnaiDe nas saia
against Mr.VCalliotin; is erroneouai and that
Mrhat he has tubbreitiid aa to Mr' r,t-.u.f,.w. ;u
most important to be known ' to the trood
: t ' r .jL a- ' V
peopie, 01 ouin-varoun,'7 wnosa voto he is
endeavorini'.'throiiB-h the uAnnftho VmrifF Ca
ere tly to secure for him. . If tsuccsed in both
un p"iii kutjnyji.iimy assert WIU1 COnn-
dence, that the object of bur ex-enator is
ffien not fneattirem. and instead . imtvltr.A.
him, as an honest and: sealous opponent of a
measure, wmcn nc considers- as ; opposed to
the interests of the atnte.' he pan k mmiuI
In nn ntliM litrkt 4kfln'a an mitfkA
1.UIIU111LI1 .UBiiie 1 vim lur HMipr luimn.
ses,,' Sincerity is the distinguishing trait bf
tKil raAlit.a tMmm mnA 1. Ml . - -1
rate a covered and ont7 attempt to prostrate a
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KTunvc buii 4ii uiucr j ICTUC One WOO CaS
no claim oh the state or nation.' x 'd - '
; Keaerving for the present the examination
of the unfounded SccusaUohg against Mr Caf-
houn.T Will rrrwf d of mm. tt An kIi9 tha
judge Ac omitted to do; t man tj exhibit to
thft'l htvl ; npnnlo nf ilmitk PaWil'm. "
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course of MrCrawford, in relation to tlie.Ta
iv ,- -m m . -a ...' a .a
required?, 1 they, opt beaf the same bur-
uH laucvn- uio motive or rather the pre v
irei .-.. -i . . ;, .
1 If Mr. Clay and Mr. Crawford agree in adV li 1
vocatinf (A mm rafes saVj i matters not ' . V i
as to their objects, whether they are t same -T- .
or not trdeUi,prmXimfStmome.; i'l
the effect on the reventu the .am; and tk, e. ' ' ' ,
cwurujmmcm,, moment uuifaclure the mm
The : ana diffVin n l . r
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tht two men. . The one. iW. l;....-y ' .-.
jf andy- the other white inflicting
ui hiuo UU1117, cnueavors wpersuada us ho- j ;
laouraVatteiMt- - -.. .,-v-,:i .... .. y, , ! .
'T?4.th'! Seral MifeteWe,-founded on Ufi fO. - '
Crawford's treasury reports, I might add the ' : V
suspioious silence in the late djaciftsion of ther 1 ' " r T
tariff, ill the house of rfpresentativesj of thft . . s
Georgia eV kgafcon, and of the friends ot Mr." s
Crawford ' generally.1. They; voted on outM '
side, it is true, but really lefV fit battle W ' ' ' ' .
our deletnttum. which baa. with m,
guiahed seal and ability maintained the aoutlw 1 . -
ern interests. , I have said they voted with us.1 H
It requires, however, one most important ex' ' i '
ception Or qualification, to make the assertion r w
iruc. a Hiouon was mane Dy ir, Owen, Oft- 4
Alabama, to take the opinion of the secrt tary '
of the treasury, on the effect of the propose! ) '. t '
duties on the revenue A most important1 5 " "
point, and calculated, above all others, to de- ' O
feat the bill The. tafiff-mtir ccordinrlrt ' ' J
warmly resisted the 1 motion, seeing that if f -successful,
it must be fatal, eiid the fiiends1 of " ' ', '
Mr. CrawfonLledhv afr Frtnnrih. r.ituirltka' 4f . '-
7 r - -"- j .i..m. -w .. .. .
in the ODHO.ltirm. '.Int Mr ' rfnKl :. .I..,..t.t c. . ' V.
... 1 1 -r T " v.wiyiumvilllj
oe. compelled to come out!! .u S
' BV this Union, the mnttrin ttii lnd . .'n fdid ''.'
passage of the bill Secured in the house! i
a. vl.. lk..iU. i i J.' . , ) . . 1 . ,
auv. uv, vci.aoue wiiQ wr.urawtorj on the
win.,- u, as t nave anown,nis general cmirseJ .
miaUhiAVnaiat kB4in1u avAisi aT I!- V...... 'JL. tl
rtrt loaxia IndtMAita Ym aH.aa.U' J'k ,v a. t
IThe inost ediotto' ftema In the wHbW Jilflf
the dutv nn enttnn' kciro.',i,o-- I. I. .4. .ui-u'W; t'v' V . , t:
ot tne coarsest Tabriz, remiinno-.in it. mamj ' V. -w !.-
factare, either skill nor, capital, nd is pot'
lAnn.4l.rl - iW in.. 1. i.-. .1 . . ,-
of the country, to which -may fee added the
fart, that th.ilni.ilA Ka.'. r tr V ;
!. ft ft' "ft ' uiirngr
lllftllHr ant- Mlila Ik. mmJ. 4 .. j
if .
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4iu4i una uu4uus ncm, our represenutioti ? r -.-;
IIUM4C uie mu4( vigorous enons, notwunstaiid' T r , 1 . , . "
injf which, w pasbcci uie nouse, ananhat oit
lha AmM.sl,A.JSm. -J" Mjf-m JTt " t . - . 1 m .
uieu
anu-tarii
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W4U1WH ricusc. nrurawiora ientTiaaiithR n-
.k!. ..i.f-i:...ii. r. ;... j . .. i ;' ,.
V -w uujwuumuiw lum, so Ir DOCK at , 'f - v ' ,1 N
January,' 1818, whilst 0fr exntenator waslit ; ;V: : V
emtrroaa.: akniit tlw. tima ka ..... :' l- ' if- tj.; . '
7 - " a 4 willing llltv y- ..' ,(-, , ,. , 1
Political connection with the C-auiW n,;f. ... . i J--.'.
On the 28th of f Feb. 1817, Mr. Cmwford wasj V i : i i- V
railed on by theliouse .''of representative's; tc
report what measures werei necessary to thai f '":.iMf. i '
mare effectual toUecKe of thi revenue! tmdeii Z?A Kft ,
the I9th of January 18laft)tlpae UUTyi
,ivii vciuuuiy anoraea ninii :,i - f i .j-v ?;
amnletime for reflection 'hie mailt hia .-,av. i V .
The revenue was" at the time Tabundant, :at 'wrf'. .fi'-':' v
uiucu ao, mat tne internet taxes' wert,ttptiUT -f j :
ed at the berininr of the aarn anuiAn i.,r tn r .7,.'.-.
wi uie retrtuirj,niui me income Mj.,
amnio (a meet th nnki; :.- .
1 .-- -..w w -u.iiuiiu U.' i.tfl ' -V - .. . I
wiuisianaingtuM, ne aeites on tfte occasion,' yy n ''
slichf as it io. to-twrVhiTri.nt J.,.i. t ' f ; -;
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nnumy of the most important objects of coiw k$Wi'
miiuuuu . uk bwuui, auu Biuung oxners, C0iA B , . '
.. V5H',,B .lyw. W4WI muuvrsi leave ll) ,'i :?.. - n', ,i
uicnua io cxpiwn. ; .1 nis article
ad valorem duty of 15 per
oou equal to a ! cent
otiyes'l. leave hi' ;'.';::'?;;'.'
tieUthen vMMmW$U
cent, which is- i'li" A ;,: 4
, per yrd,;-MrWf
Crawfonf rMnmmpnilpA t
which I have refetteaVtbattt snonld-bte changiMf '!f"r
ed into a specific -duty .of Sis cents a yard, Svl-'f' 'f,-'il't
qual to about 43 per cen ad valorefti, whicft iff--
has not been accepted by .(Egress,'' h datfptl'fXt'-'-a'ahd.'Scciitaper,
yard bejpg',adoptei-'lf-,3.u;!V';;
The recommendation by Mr. Crawford of ' r V
cents, howeyev yrut the &ai 'eh ietnch AeSyfe'
committee tit the report tot ' (hie item in wf'i, a ' .'"
rK tariff tria .? ; .ftvVW'v'
; lt us for a mohienf trace Uieefleotsoftliis' v ''ij.Jv
- . ' - , ' l' stUUUI,
three million five hundred thousand ywJi n-
taiiaiiv vn rn it .t-a afktrai w iHaui Jf ,
, v-- w -.-w vviiw jaiu VUI U1I,
frrence between the thA ubBrttinjrduty anct
uiai rcwuuitciivcu. oy nr t;raWTord,l woulij-
maae an annual tax on tnose states of R 1 3 1 ,. r " M 4
J50. ,To this we mar add the toss trtZn tuV il- T
bad q-uality bfthe dthnestic bagging, ntt lUr'r'r'J''.
injurious effectf on 'the cotton by Staining, of" v ? Vs,"-' '
35 eenta per bag, wWch I deem.modemw; - f
and' which would, make -oii our annual pro ' - t
aucv 01 owjww pags ?,iau,wu. The two t- ( . ' .
terns would snake arr annual elm1'"; or ,x of V
R2V00 On the cotton states, ot Lidi sunt V ': n1. s r
wanilv aafplw nilt rlrMim nn. tk'iwt .no OA T I'.jisl..'
ax tha uhffre of th kiirthttk Af Uim,.
that would actually full on ns( and had it bcei
3 J-.4.4 tf i . JS i a. .
taopxQ wucn recommenaea ty Mr. cr.iw-.
iTiprL cirin Vear sirrrvi it. urnitld hfivie t- l-swr
from the ' pockets ot flie irood peooJe of 8.
i iiti iiiir inwuriis in a--.nt it t j.tii i. axrMi ltiir rtmr
amount ii) the pockets of the Kentucky niatw, V f . '
ufacturerS.'' Mr. .Clay by his Casting vote in '7;; '' ''
the hou e of rccresenta i s. carrie d the Stim 1 ''' -Jl - f.
at 5 ecnts per vard but Mr. Crawford, by bis'' " - i v
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