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,t'f. 'THE NEWi! otBMoR.yi.Ne you XXiI.,i..No. 2o. !. NOO.1, ANl JEVENIXQ CRY ... EDEiNTON, WHOLE Jo. 1378, PtiBLlSnED'WXtKtY.Bt I . Witt. 33.' P333i3i.R.T - , FOR THE PttOPUlLTOR, ', At Tii Dollar prr annum, in advance. AJvefliMHaenti incited on Ibe ttual termi prllm to the Editor, mutt ba wt id.. POLITIC AX.. Un Tuesday the ?lt i)f June, a Bumbci ot the citizrns of the couh. the jwople'i nroiipfbilwlle and ui tesi Jcbale. .1 djf out bjr Ihuj vot ing admit the doctrine of nullifica tim Fut- from , it. Indeed my rntc on the teeond resolution cou tuininjthe icntiment that tUe,Cr iiion inMHt be presorted' li6ei whether I nat a nullifier, for I and erery member of the-Ilouje 'iotcd tancc'of the opening of Iloaiioke Inlet Je ha hail the olemn r olutionof the Legislature, but he has done-- nothing! Take him then at his word, ' frowu him laiL with iiitli'iijition nitij contemit." It U "the penalty tf hit ,bond" the conditious of win th ere drawn ly Butnbei ot the citizens of the couiUCTCrJr invmTf vl SSfXwin Court tkm in this town, and were no uH,fifir.v - If 0BOthcr reason u t! wai "hamllctf Without, gloves" Ljr the Hon. Sir Carson' of this State. 1 Lelicv4I in the 'charge of corruiif lidiCnd I believe 4hat a majority teteray aaaree( by our present candidate (or Congress. I ' ll r?ii!y iaiMr--U'flj- IS brp erd, W. Jut.n II. Wherler. aid that he bopeil tle patience of the enuipaov woul.l permit bintlo njjikf, a Irw rentnrk in reply to tue rnar gf preferred against bint by hi op jori2?ljuTlierittt- of eif- defnee wa tlw ftrt U of na'tote, n4- hi hiUl ctnntaMc demanded for my vote, U is this, siuee our South Carolina neighbors hav.e takciie-JoI4-tana;r .-rw tbepobhcTrrtna lavish ji-disrrimi- of his con'stiiuenta believed in it. It u the fundamental principle of the JacJispn party; it ivas the main IfVcrHhicb elevated the General - i - fftlafje, the yibole. politieal career i would yon think,, of a murYw lib pro of tho . gentleman has been a;y feMed to4lcl"ni to n L hi Mian thing but snttractory. In bn' 'two I Church, say .llaptist or 31f UukIikI, years labonoua scsKtons" be hat M-lutid yet wiiodenu-d tliat our su bored to throw a A ay the nrony of? v iour os ihe. yoo tt Gtni. 4 his-is a fgiioaTncVital , principle of the -wwrrenrfOBi' sards this subject: I thoupht IliM I nation. No matter nhat at thcJCUn h. and vet this man would be wt as ibe representatives of jVorth jdiaraater of the appropriation, Jriir as cood u ChrisjiannJhe jsji, CariAhoj man who denies the cTfi Kentucky; (fir emerge of corruption and intrigue construe "their actions inlo ( reason A wlkh he voted) , he 'stopped t no- betwet-n Clay ond Adnms. Docs It wasgoiucbevondthejiathof ourlthinffr lie w ent "ibe whole bop." the eentleinan denr that Jieused dutr. It was dcliberatclv oflertngljiuch coureewlr-eoiiiiut tbrTHfotnTe "ex ti essionfi. : "if he does, the in ail ollteuircliaraeter n insut to pie and eventiially .bankrupt iLc.na-1 iwoof is tefttly. rTliep;rrrtlcrhn 1 ..P . l,'?J.ta-t-ntr; a mj 11 iiiiuuv'ijjtiyiiuMi uiitjLUlii" I iiv"- Mr-j;.niii.iii"ii mn I vjii u- i iiiojf njt viiui tic rcnxiGW. am t'i-.ondemu. him unhenrd. I ..4diirseJ-sJMU4tWyiieerrtrtheT crihierof 'kalUJkatwn: : I know that 4 public man is the pmjerty of the piblic. In this fre country where eviy man thiuks what lie pleases, and sicikf what he thinks, it ahould nut ecit ? the unrir. 4f any ean- di liie that his publie character should be cwtnined and his mo nvc f artioo clo4;af!erutinited. I tvrrt t shrink from public scrutiny ThiVcluiee as fvourinj the doe- trin of Mulhfication is "no new rh;ee. I artv smnt loni nco en- tjh.I-r.,tt It, calumny and envy have hm brooded t re- bivalry? Shal city, couth tarolma needs no eulp- gy-ffotw-rne; Loolrat the pages of 6ur bibfory, and jon'-will see that in "thoe times 1 hat tried mpu t souls!iu our rrcat Mrupple for In driiendence. South Carolina acted . . . . . 1 . -. . a noble pan. Look at Die narn fought battles of our revolution; so to the fields that drank tl holy blood of freemen and of patriots, and ask if no South Carolina blood was spilled there? And in the Inn war where wa there in the whole Union a Slate that so willingly and so eallantly threw into the combai TTieTuTFi Tribute of her" valour -an-l ' " From the !rffolk Herat J. ' X ' k GREAT BRITAIN s The general, we had hlmrifrt said all absorbing ' topic in most fof our coteries is, as to me expediency ot purliamentiry refornvarried to the eMcwt intended hy the k'ni(t and ininistry of England. ' It i)tboug;rit hy some and even pertinacion?y in ai-ded that it i premature and will result in the destruction ofthe conn ' e arg-S.L-lUlte different opinion. Let it be remembered that liberty is of very ancient growth in that country; indeed we hard stoneVior De, Lolme Wereyaole to trace its i'nginj and whenMich men relinquish the ? pui suit now canwa rrciujne torvneceedin such en in veansauoar edge vt it should t:o veil is true. Dut'in n ! that in d inpcrous times in the re- g oterrimciit like oiirs, tlio majot ity , j uMic, ilmsc took no side were . .i.J' ... .... 1 1... .1,. f :!...! ,l. ....... in , community. He knew It at no men were ea4;ingrjs ti,tlioie undffi bd fir tviuit"of consistency and avins been, acquit ed anore than once. Ine ancestors, of the, uritisb - ..f ....1... : I u. -1. vr.T;ii'....Talf 111.... 1.. ....... i :. ..... 11 I : r....i. I InJ ...--' ' I " -! -r -r -i . . t . .1:1. .1.-1 0Al iiave been more uittiim to tiiem, I may oc ono ounuse uuo iiiunv-iur i. i . 1 1...: a .1.. : .. .i. i vm- - ,tercs. He recoRi.iz,-. the doe-; ,, nee se alwty . 0sa,r.,nf , J y a (wgg ftIftlon trine ibat.a maioriiv miner.r.ive-1 lik to se; a-man firm una u ciutd .. f". f ... . fy iniivt' iu!f. That a majoritv in lii cdiit . Solon enacted a law ion. In Kncland the Parliaintnl is omnipotent, here t':c tnnuniUon is the supreme la of the Land. rrmhr the rhurfe appeared ajainst mo in s Virshiiaj 'jnper (Nrflk I Ii;rl.l of !lh June) .wi ittea - by som' erreM)ndcni from this dis trict, who endeavored lij an aimny Rtenis ciirnmunicatioii to eseni te sfHiMi;tliiy. Alilioujjh flic blow . was aimed at me itrreclty, the wri ter trmdrowlr-rndeatnre j'mrTitliet ftii mahciouVotiacR. Wtien the coarse was made hr an -amwy.ttmir cojiimunieation, I ilid -ruttileem it worthy of iirtice;-lut it has imed a rcsponsibtu churae tri lame itcchf tbe irflae whrtber the chace be a " rit In the UHtjtpsMon ol it$ surir men with an attempt to rr?r xh'tH Unioiv They Ate ottr heigh- boy r.f win li tenda, our brotliert-: I f they are wrong we fcbotdd betbuji tablei iftlic proul blood of tleir rrilla'ut ancetry spurs hetn keyond tin lKunds of prudence we must '"orsive, ond in Uicr lpeMge of tinTKC pniunn auuiciuuig u un- :tril of Lilnriy I I will ii'Jticr anolber. femarh, Tlie ffentleinnn laid in his ste. cll that "he w $rpriuil oa bis re lurrr-bomc after l wo year lalwriout ewdirtste The creat object o be secured by u j.f,rmnes. . The- jtrinrjple liood. w ritten constit Uliod U the proi ee-1 When I Ttrd-'ire '.ni-setf n"lrteiid to t ion of -the rights ainl pmihredl(lejiJJLixkj "eTerjrinnn in l he community, nor can uny uinjority x tramnle . on ti e njhts ami privileges ol any 'man , !.,... ..ri.,.w....t.l lntv to tee iiit i)ipciita l ... .i. .j.a Untliel'Wre Jmdeed Wlen on evil limes" if in 'a free country each man is not alio cd to pursue any course thijt dmy or intTmatien mat poiM out. DeV the centle- maoaltiuL that ;Ia4j Jg&. twthe rnmnnirilTy tiSwcve.uTnl'TeT Yrttliirt would be the ratmnul con eliisinn of the ndinisiotofthe prin ciple taat the. miijurily fan do any thing." This principle Wwld make howoc nud nbt the fame but a- h .-.'""."" i hazard of nn nnsrner'ous impufa liitn -i :r I nsi bis. friend, J fiip- ncd I mit, bmkJituire-L-ivc-r rnndtJate though cf becominj; for" Congress. ' And I aui rot in ls tlw bil-ry -f man mere fu.r wculhrr friend n ln lh i-torm' Lovers arouiid hini snd.tbo politic al tempest paiher thickjk- Iwiul In rtniryr, I ' M ill iu t dcpail chow twt4im nor ftrak' bfror I beti re That plainly bow often men whu "tlK V ; tbis is ttnrrulfisc' that your patriot have power, lorj-et rint cue n , ic i: ans win banciion. Uoetnnes me utiversive to ihktiv.. . I linii notice but one mute rt If Mich i tho principle of our gu- m.1f, f rcntlenianV. He de nt, 1 would 'pteffr livniff the i!e-",HrtiiM of the (tand ( a,,. U,l lUtttonler u . .. . . . a r ' ' . ... PlnilK der annihilated bv the Danes, out re covered Cy Alfred, and entirely lost at the Korrnan conquest. Dunne a long succession of ,tyw ' ninniral rulers with little intermit -moii from the epoch of William the . conqueror, he Catholic. Clergy be- came the tirptectors oftbt people iiui foimed n junction with them in t ianseiu-w ticlil-rniehl-hr-taid to ba king nd. nobility rt ttut clergy and people, but it was durirtc the dark anea be the-tlsrey 4oekeo- up Icftrtiinpnd usnt trom every bony but tbemselves. mv .. We hare sntd nothing of the vio lit ion offered to. the, Goddess of hbertv by the Romans. Rut -as tlirv bn-nght r light t hey Tin "some dree-indemnified'the oppressed fur . -he diminution of their liberty. Nbod.v will dispute thhtu the deal li ol Charles the first, the Brit ish completely resuscitated the long A. 'tiy l.j ihf prrapiilthnrOt'tfatr vat fit TsitTifWfmim vocation of troOTCM." , Ij regret al pity -would taue himJisteiitjj ulu'iil hear-fueli, sei.timent: mv wrongs, ami a sense of jiis'i- e l faf jVm v ne, ft 1 ' think ilia " latere of North Carolrna f which bod I was a member, certain reso- 'j. '.ff- rr'm -s 1.1.1 .i.. Worth of!UiirtMnli.aJiMO ' ) UwnTKw'bwnVrea.1 lo vou cor- this country m the language of reetly. , The first, derl-i'ing that our deck rut ion of IodeHde.,ce altUagb the Tariff wai iutid. tk1 "n ;crr born TiM and prompt bim y 0pmcire to the South i et ibis V n , "" V. iVLlui., d.w. -w.i r-W,B. .. I ao title to power..'-. 'ad thought eo,rt,ttitioi,al !! risht of an indi- loo, that the jrest man was on a .... i .... ..n:e- . i. nr,i.. evcl with the ricbet,knnU however 1? Th afAiw drrhtml bat nummo -n imuvrouni, .nit..y . r. s!.a aliiMflnl (illktst IMSittti tt 11 .t I he luive lioneSfr, if b liate "My, laic m IIHiilviii a HI" "Hs a m m , - be prenved" we recognize princi- th mere . no ..vy i l .t i..ri-l.i.- .'i,..u.. a frrcneoiloan bestow on him, to 7 of every republican. These resolu- which l,e may ff,l-Aec W gave rise t.muclianimatcd -err my ptiaeiple. ; I 6; deUate. It is well knowrt that ma- '" "f ' rVmW i: . t i?... t. - . . r . ' mine "inn., uVtlten Im-y proeeeii riuierfr-iiom pfiwnl'ifnn TTTfif he would fcMVafig-naiit by crttd disappcinl linvn ai.l that l'arliamenl have tax- u:cm. Will lliegi ntleman say that vruaMinai l ariianiem iimr m- lu.-cM. vv HI luegi-niiemaii wiy ed us, thev are a tnitjuri(jtMcnnii ttit'rcnlldn oFtlte whole cx is siidiiiii. ics, Kuoinu wr oiu, ia,fiT: n ne lias i.o tenuer wf n lit mav have n kind mother and bend our neckf'fo tlt foreign yoke, Had the man who professes these Drinciil'S lived in the eventful peri- Ktd of 1 798, tip would have p-aid, o aumlq havaw-nasseiT tne "Alien ana !cfliliottv iawi, ino "" 'ir (sliuld subniit. Smb ore the deas oi wiewjua ij "i,'V".f'r..';"',," oVernmctif 6f iinlittiiled powers" Let ueb Jend vtd the Dagoo of i- rfioiceviM me head of that lutkless monarch at her shrine. And nobody will dis pute that, hnd the liberty of the press existed in full force as it i ovf dins, she ever could again have at- . beloved sister, and will lie agree rlint their vocation is slander. If be is unwilling tjmt they sha'l be called slanderers., arejou willing that he khoiifd it am p"tliat vilest of epithets on yjwir wivs, your sisters, and yourlnpthers? : s the female heart wnlcli vk mvt ihvay t believed to t the nbcWTeof virtue'. benevolence. nod kinmsiiis iltjie rcs'depce of ny of the lending citizens of Soutli presses us. urpn fiWwy. R ;T" """ " , , - r.mlifM b id drTl ired that when a fenri IaH.rioiis duty any oncstiould p-ytfuyirtt bntlat theal i l .ii- getulcmaWl not sindorstnml the imfaJn-ti ei w much gow hf. crm-ttWei-.u' r uAenii-'tbe .freejoiu of the Uto ' lvi',i.ttere,d . them. 1 rJlV,-tXP?W a!ta a Uf. i tSriJahmd,iS VU and thelmppines. of the nation. sineerel, jn'r "G at h lr.SIFrifurthersald,ihathc e i, 4?in ihl ofvears" rfsX firSlVS UZSt niigbtyorfreturninoin impendence; .enough iJus n.Xt o thm hr !,! inl Victory, nnuinav as or j course wio vote ngmruH u:narms oi lemaie exceiienro. anu n:- - comtneijirn hi " -ii .k-' .t.- ! a i.j- ..;i.-i...r.t.- tin... f made nt. migmv, - v Hnninv ...r.U rrnwd almuld rol V Uick .at , Commons IS. ir. Iienry or oyeiie-i p vr-v-"-- tv i - 1.1 . - .... - 1 I.-ir I Ida ntmrcKich." Did be .think t ti leldenouneea uios-.im wo" zizJZi f- z r jCT 4 4 ' . ... J .1. AM finn " nnti lie MSiauccu w: the Slavsville roaj Lille Thii."b male "tiittieAl wish him Uetter In llmir -nimtrv! I fllil IV)V In Tine debate. 1 thought tluit we V . ... . . . had nothing to ibMvi'li tto eonuoci nf South Carolina.' We were the Igiilntrf of Not th Carolina en deay'riiiK to relievo your wants anil : . .1....... - 1:.. w- IH Hrnrnoi.iiv jwiir, ... rimuiiniu. v t - r . .. . p I - - - I a I . a. . I .k . a 1 1 aa' t a ' not emnanue led a a Jur laLcuisiuuyv t--- 4-. . -. . .' I - - ...Ft w. TTivmiiVr ann mat , , ,.. wa sretsraicW' slave .1. - i.ar bndloi & -iC r ,. hut esrale slv nod f: Wlir nro hi trophies df victory? Wlmt mighty benefit has he iToiie? What great gnpd has bo m roinpnsii a-k.aa fi&A T :"a.a nnt lu frt liim ilJU ;titjnlW i a."W wa- - j( JVlIlIlL-i, A - V 1 J iintidpiiM tlearhTeTiTrd bis migkfyiffj, anil even in aispwn a auierent tt.casion,; tnai 1 regrei tnatho haa approached m near tno . , 1 L I. . u S m 11. 1 )u4t 1 lti 1 i mu'ii ne !jf v . neiore 717 hero of NeW Orlearti quail be that m.ifi bens' A nCvr-r ncw that he was a.tS cused kMng iooJtuHV ft ifa 1 - trr tlicStue of South C . , . , .... .. . ,biit we wre nMMu,Mri in :rs,ui "ri' t-0v" aim in ir n". , Broun ., t y -. r- - " , 1 i . .i 1,1... I.rr ..,v "Tj-V IOC. if I dlt, llt Ill liUI-I '"v ..... ,-mj - me lk whwiW i!tttiii!i nnd couteinpt." .U !ml asnc- man. 1 nave ucniw "": self a Jackson inan.f Ihaynlso !; speech n tht lluffaioe Itund RilLrewwtcd in the laxette of date OialJilayiSaQjaJshichl ho says ""that no honorable man 1 be-, hees in'lho eornipiiou 01 nod Clav. and that tho I...ii inniumod to me Kenoe 01 j afrejfllie scar and ye"0 leaf wlien eVert tliifi- connected with the fair I laaH....a.iKH.I sex io ih nunti is -thhuj uu v llaA of niHl. : V ' lliavodone. thank yon fcl low citizens for voujrjlnjjd attention. Tshall ever cherish tht remembrnnce of it wnh feelings o! tle.ivJ'ct jcrnum ZW'hiTe umlec the luard rroieetoTi -as a republic when was England more repcted we ought., to . have-- said dreaded, (for national dieaoV is most likely 'to inspire respect?) Car dinal Richelieu who was bv no means very short sighted in wditics, aerifictd much ambitious arivate feeling to be on good terms wiVH Oliver Cromwell. The H ardinal aspired to the conquest of Europe with a view to the establishing at) universal monarchy wfor his son- Louis aIV. for so he was thought to- be, and knowing that, Lnglancl per haps alone couhl prevent, such a scheme, be- left npthfng undone llmt vvoukl. conciliate her throtg!x tlliveb whosftfeet he-ft buhl have licked for the accomplishment of bis purpose. ' i;:?j " ' . '" Vliy thereatoVatton of Charles It.' .. 1 . . . .... ... w un the clergy nnd nobility, liberty rcccielH drehdfwlclu ck a ebeclCg,, from which she. haruIyNrccovereo. untjJLlbiUipfiearanee-H tfitt-gTeasr uxUlkaLenoifct.Joniii-., frjiiiiiuauch- tinte the Uritish people have been fccryi rest esiu -llcuce. jilotst-1 rea--sonv exec lition. - ; , Let it be reinembrred, that tlw tree of Libeity ' transplnnt'-d'to America from England in If by, a hnndlul of Kneli)nieii; and that dndrr shjJM. Krdncrs like their TleMdat'l's W ushmgion. old Vauklin;? Jrffurnpc: tloutished as wel) as its it most haTT r I en liie iiiwi oi.our rnrmioii eounv) re5 teWa- the: enbjeet Jm . Iiot nnpriHfe ,. for our d,- rial frsn ci,i, of this, and tvther ,.na ft njor jg Jackson eo , libcratiol, a'id L were " pending1 countJe urging the great ( impoi, ii.tuenu! Tor thll XtV? x ''. .- ' ':-v:v,''- . ;: -:- V. ,':-:',i'vv For sale al Ai (Wee. WAUIJAiNTS, , ' Vor tak al tkit Ojfice. tllrir. jnorpt Otiriu : ' . " hfts-Marn- shewed that that placet hiuh lrens nnd he result; iiiijiht anwell ha'vav he abandon ed, from Abe circomsiauco o(tt IK- i f ;
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