p.
ililicst
!.
ry" o
.proper1' t3 tie exjcutci ci a
I pnvar ta i.npase duties upoo inijrts.
' tiiz'y a proposition need only be stated
-" i i 1 i' I ri . - . .
.If". iM'jr,,- l.'rn.trt jmi. 1 ' Hu i luiiuty. . 1 ne Net, is
.y i . , .'
. . - - - . . i
r i . . liiaL mi n I JJfr m 1V .in, I rn irt
'an J. r is unpisote t r a,) . 1 .. . -.v.,".
a.m n.ntf. r.ad this production "i,nu ics i.c. wasg.vensoicly and
. f . ... - r .. . .. . . "XCl
withy ut Ite'.i
,f me m it serious
lusivcly for the purposes of reven
"" . ' ' : " . . ' - . ' ,, , J
value cf. the precious Oetati. Jfr.l fn c.x.::r vrordi, ve have, shown, t!ht,f that c'nunty, and tint h
Mttl try insm, on the contrary, that i it a road was constructed srvenl ears icared, that the tj
the ptecioua metals were never more ! befure it was rcqaired, the comm. int. avlvauia on canals
aiyu igiaMh-m at presents and that the ty would lose a value, equal to tae an u iortnna-e
lo price of domestic eiai.utaciures is
entirely awing to domestic' compti-
fori, an 1 to the ad imon they have
apprehend, 4li AUnn. It. is with. , , 1 " '""X mao"et trn ; m ,d-J to ne great supply ot the world.
out exception, th most unqualified , u15s lc syo.i-ni.unoi, a.vt loe ".'resnisut recommends, as the
smdicati n ,.f trie sv.tcm which has . m the ' sCt lhjt tne Conventi.m can-' Hint and f airest mule of determining
ever vrti,Jltfd the uVlc'r4oJhe'of "J.9reJ negatived a propositi m ; the cliim of any p -ticJ ir interest to
the nr-n!,. Th. n-n.-n in itf l? esi uongress wi n the power ot , prots.ion, that each should be fub-
aid mrrelv ronVidcreJ an argU. P'". eX"cis.og tSi pwer, mittei singly .for consideration. M'
rnent. w.'mU beuit.rlv uawortliv of tfl,;.relorif. Congresi ercis?i a power. Miliary armly repels tin prptM.
frious attentnn. Even the NeW. w' ot be found in the Con. ; tin. w ledio? directly t Mai
York Gimoiercial. devoted as it is to "'onwhich the Ira-tiers of ths destruction of the sys-em. The Pre
Clay and the Vncr.can Systera, con- t';: "(used to p,it there -and 1 sident think th.tthechef object of
fme thai it is dest.tute of the liber- Wh,ch cnnat be lortured. tnenai- daf-es" should be revenue, although
litv- and hc e?3nd'ed and states !v ntl latit t necessary or proper , they miy be so adjutcd io encour.
. u:u . -k means of exC t ,ne the. power r raiss aire mirnifacfiirer-' Mr. f.ilUrv nn
teriza a Co,icrViM it Ilcn.,rt uVom V f".-ir,-i-4dj itogf VTsi: the" co urary, onten 1, tlfat tne chiaf
.laci nothi'monorUtrfaaamcre.r th: hr' Ve
-:d 4Tprn4t
.t'Tly
Krl .
the Tar.ff p4rty. If it nad enveyed Wc c" flPl4,T1 l S .whilst, the pro. , of party spirit,-and eanwstiy adjures
the onfniodvoriewiniff.t! of Mr; Ml- u uuMauMvi,iifm.w v T iitfti aii'iw Jiny extraneous cotu
I try alone, e should m prob.bly an?st the enumerated prtw. s.djratioa, "such as a desire to s.s.
have psed it by with pWy and c .n. "' he federal legislature, and ;aii a general syiem,x)r io p .rchase
lempt. Mil uivl irtunately n express. , v' t sutri ior a uuirreni interest, " to
this
sneer.
and
cotn-
at
llH
vely lor revenue, smd leaving ! t!if 1 ..i-rt1linr. minz-ij. 1 1.. ......
' . - . - '.-iviwh. ui iiiiuiv i ill. a 1 V .
itin, tiy, UMt the mfnuf icturing in
m-fFi".'.-rafeBdecr 'i&?jys 'wT'?r"::rjvy wacwrj ;ioTm;ijrt8 pi revefl-
fit rill rm . h. is . ..V. ... f I TL II I " f I' I '
for political effect, aid 'iddre-.' . .i J " ..-..V1
tKa intfrr-sit -fl,'t nrIM trat tf
I gratuhtioh than regret. Bdt 'WnltConir-eis aff'tinst the nernicious eff-ct
r, too clearly to admit a doubt, the ". ,"1 11 w-e.uai ntwsnce fneir acuoerati-)n on
Titer! d:r,ninmon. the ..rrmrant and .v,,c vrnupjwer, tne. ,.j arm tm ! inip-.irtant auhiecr.. Mr.MUarV,
despotic b.t irreverMhl- ft it, of the" , actua,,y wdj a lwgly thaaks h.m for hi c.-uti m,
Tariff mforrtv in Cnrress. He. ' . ' ' ' I" ". '" I men -inotuinaty lupines v? "
r.ral TnlhrriT5iTrrrbl!c..mr9 too a secondary, . fci.Wnn of sroait mm mi," or w
f.;un,. h ......;. -j Jc" i"ieau 01 enacting a i jrill ex- is' cenersl v more lamilurU- e.
LIU1I
imp'
tolcmn f r contempt.
W
e nuv de
I
ise its rtirrovness a v
d :l!
iDeniitv,
manulnct.-tres to derive what benefit
tht?v mit;ht fp'im a srsnrw" hTTTreTrtp
w : ,
Vib-WVVM v .rv ' ,v 101. II i nun , . .. . '
it wields over thr drs'u ,ies of the regulated by the
B-tuth. I' seals our doom'. It des- "Ml ? "'SW ( t1 ..govern-
;troa complrtetv, and perhaps f ,rev. frf and ivowedly'
er, the Vcmot'.t prospect !f relief. "tl:1'!' Tar.ff of protection. If
It rivets the Tariff o.i the Southern lh,?,!s not a v,0,at,,m of ,h.e lctre.r M
,overtv . rfr. Pnt " ConMitution, then
and carrlrftsJv, to poverty and degra-
there
.... I... 'l. .L'. r
,larinn. !. tell, th.m nl.i.W an,l 1 uc nw "!,c" ininC " miraction
.-.tmpwilv, th vhatever mav be their "V10" . 111
ufferings, or however their rights and leH U' 1 r:"(l 1 (,0-"' thi,t ,hc
-,. - v....
of the'sv'B'cm shill be altered.
feFFsR" wilt make cornmoti cause that
j.f they expect to exist, tiiev must act
in co-Kcrtthai they always have, and
th-4t they w4l continue, to pull togeth
er. Hat th.s is eough to show the
diff.-re'ces of opinion between, an
and this thorough p tced, champion if
tne T ar ff. Mr. Mllary indeed s .eers
a.t.thffctidot.tnryLaKboat his whole
Report, and evidently U'tours ta in
i tre hi.n with the TanfliVi: hv
ide in the States, and that it must. ! mc an imDre&sion t .at h i ho.ril
.Hiifca-4w' - ---'"
lyr govemmcnr,' or be extinct.- Th,re are one or two aarts of ,hi.
must
I
i ni m n t au t t tii tuiat 1 1 in imm nmnr rw rut. Lt. t j
1 r rr ,r T w T '" "-proterr manufactures. They can pro. serious refiectioo of every S itli-rn
. Veil be considered a prorlitnation of n.nik.i.k-Umi;.. Tk.... i , . ' " utiurn
i i . . t- l' wet tnem by bountie. 1 hey can also, man.' Here we have it d ' ncdv
political vassalajre tothehnuh, we with iK r., r i i ,, T , , , . C1V
. . Ll Kh ,i;.nn.5,;n ... T,lh ,he COnCl of iflSrcs'' ,a' du- av.wrd by the lender of the pirtv, that
disposition to aoaly
the reasoning by which this most ex.
Iraordmary determination is sustai' -
-ti .
Mr. S fill .M.IIM.... . . I A.K .. . A
.v '"1 ; 'i j 1 " . , ConMitution requires, in such cases,
the arbitrary ronduct 1 the u:iiority, ti, ,k. .u. .i...- . .l . h
tiui ue araoiro m me lam-fbr inl0 ,hr '
ties upon imports lor that purpose f ! protection is the primiry objeci of she
..u .iu conscni, r.o aouot, could al- . I'.nH. Who now can doubt the inten
Uat'S be nhtainrfl. narririU ji-Wr a. iK. ' . . ... ( . I .
' - .a ii , niu ui me uw ; T no now Will HIS.
tify it co'istituticwiality up-io th
. r ...t . i
it1 sn-in
lorce in
1 "it M. f
ro
irr'f)f J.t
1 PruvJ.;.
ar. n.h.i .
revenue that could have been cL-rived' folhwia, extra t. trim, !'ni T
frm the capital expended in it cm- from" a IViiladelp-' i ,ti flL't; . ir
uvuif ...... . ........... . rfii.v .j , l-e
' i i ' . . . .
rmj in'ise several years, ir some pur.; s-renff nen tr is
suit of agriculture, comtnerce, orj there he a v
minnf.irtures. nreciselv -i the name . s tid. thr urmi... .
. , T . .... , . K IIV. Hi tL
way tht a farmer would lose the) equal strentn, t.. Utu.c n '.'V.
profit of fiveyeirs upon a thousmdl 'expenditure for ra'l r M,, 1 i 1
dollirs, if he sh ald be silly enough evidence have we. thu r'
i-i p.icn,l thif turn in hiiilrlmor a h .rn nrn' rl ... .,..... .
five veari hefore it was w .nted. v I im.irnvf m-i. .i...u f,'1'
' ."l " "iv.i Will j,r
. jti ciiuijuic'teu irirn
phi i has recently called
to another vieui 'nf the hi
presents the impolicy of anticipated anl travillijr 0'fl trie 4 X -
expsn.dit.arc in .alight so.9t.nkittg that Tyd vitJLthe.A ILalt-.Kt.!..'1'
noue can'fait to percetv
now to be -pretty g
if we are to i.udat;
ments Kw-akmg-plce - in-' E igla'td ' il of tnetHmj- r, som'""'!
.nl . U .. ...-.r) !. ."... 2. . H Ml
mm iu nn u;iii nit ii4uiiii-ihj'h nt i v..n.. m t ic u-mnxrvj a'i(I (riy
IO nin lit U ri . ...n.MA.ll.rl l.irKK.t. ! tL. J . t l. . . . ...... . i"
i nmn ii.i i, au jjf i v.i.itiu lump, ike i-nn i I '- '" Of lnpfnyiij .
projected to run in the neitrhhoih od s "rt of th.most rmi.,- ,
nf rin-ili ,lrulu r.-iilrUat onrl . in ill. t-i rt i .... '...-I. ir ' ' 1
.......... iii.tnu iuiuivu) uu 'I,, 'j ' p ''"l t.ltlj IS lVj(
routes where there' cannot, farfeir ' of Lon-lon, M H -rtUy, ; f ' r
io lomc. oe prontaoie empi'yment tor a . i.aafni', oj i ri-t . 'vj
waawtntrd. imroveniruts which wiipr,., '
friend in Pmladel-j duce thc expense of the ir corisin
railed onr attenti in! "Smce I have been in fj.(.,JC'l')";
the subjret, which lain, I have Md ao --pp' rturfi;,.,
tigot so.9t.nKtng mat i y vnine..- rajt..1jrj,t,a;-v..i
trcei ve if.'"" I c" hiiem; fnfl jto" Rip. lutjlil r &
geer-dly" admitted,' to- I nikl m I, ih- Live.n", ,f ' "'
both. I,i suet) rase, it is manifest ier, and M . isevenvn of !' n i
mat, snouid me cnais be rendered yc. wtio umie ui oot.ii .n ,,
...i.-. i . .i. . . i .i-i , '. i"-ii in
vameifss, tne capital cxpencl'd in
heir construction will have been wh'd-
ll inn i ki 1 ar., I . mil it u.n,.t!..
that, in s ime of the cases, this nii?f lc
Jtlr
hilatior will have .bse!L.ft:4trcJjoej:a.
sioned bv the impoli.y of anticipated
expenditure . Rut, to illustrate what we
men, we will take a particular ew.
''he of 'P.Miisyrva ia nas,
within the last' few years, expend d
OeirjAsiej ai Lallars ia-4
Cases aut d ft ra 1-wn
i mil;
were s.i-w
Mo . ! i " . ' ' '
Or.
1 ' 1 jj'ir l'Ht
fre the
CQiTipanbiv iapnwrri
wproveme-.ti,
, ...cjr are (j.
! i, HfAT ( i!!,VV,
si'"
ve cannot
ties and sophistrj, with which the ted St ates.
aQCument AtKiunutr
Treasury of ihe U i-
Hut the ftorth e rnjsr a t e s t
Tt course, however thev mav 1 .ve
" . 'Mr3niry'gratuTatca th'e Tar. ' ""''es, wotdd not Jike tliU'-r
ICU 1.
. ur t itsiucni. i nc iguineni oi
the President is, that the power to
lraP?JL'llt,r uPor' imports originally
toluljust those duties witn a view to
... protection, is so completrly incidental
-riose-the existence "of one without the
uthe r thst te States have delegated
the purpose of protecting them. They
prefer irlimtfly that tms should be
rrTctted by a system of federal legi!,!-twRwbkinyihrnMirahV--twrir
cipally on the South. N ,r will it do
to ten us, as the Resident does, that
tb jpfuttcuve policy has receive J the
sasCtioo of successive administia ions.
e delegated j No leneth of lime, nor the sauction
""tlierr-whole authorlirover Imposts tot nf "all the President on rnTi r.
the Generl Covrrnmrnt, and that
this authority havir.g thus passed fmm
them, the right to jccrcise it for pro
' tec ion d es not exist in them, and
tau.t either reside in the (ieneral
Q yernrnenf, rr he ext'mct. The ar.
; gumeni is i genious, hot it is utterly
untenable. Ours is a Government oi
limited and enumerated powers. It
is admitted on all bands, that no pow.
r can be constitutionally exercised by
Ci d gr cVsw hTch 1 s not riihcr express
If granted, r abnoUitely necessary
to the execution of a granted power.
" The right of promoting manufactures,
, therefore, to be constitutional, rousi
a'uher be cxprsly given by the con
v Ititution, or must be obviously " or.
cessary and proper"' to carry into ef.
feci lomonuroeraied DQwtrBut it
jTU PQA-i' f o by . the cut sti tution, . b.
cjsus it is no where to be fuod in
, an portion of that instrument, In.
deed it is nut tn'y not given, but it
waa expressly refused by the N-tinn-l
i t w - " 1 "t ra fajj vfcj-wflitaif n ii si imyt
lrglixe wrong, or consecrate usurp,
tion. f this were the case, viola? ion
of the Constitution, provided tnev are
persisted io, would themselves give a
.ijjht to violatg that inntrument. Let
this monstrous doctr.ne be admitted,
and there is no power which the Fed
eral Government will not first usurp,
snd then claim as a rikt, from the
mere circumstance of their haYiug
persisted in its exercise
B it let as turn from the President's
argument, which .Mr. Miliary rnnatd.
era as perfectly conclusive, to other
portions f thst gentlemen's Rep irt.
l a these i will be seen that he differs
as decidedly with the President ii. re
lation tu the details, as he sprees with
ham upon the constitutionality, of the ''r -il bope lost, nd aJv-.c ite the
mrfir- j-W--S-Tr-rrV.rr.--.."- - .-
I ai ui.
ground tnat it is a K-venae A t, .m,l
that the protection of mao.ifacturrs is
"nly iocLdcotal L Here, taur wc arr
4)mIv t4drihat the mnaFacrurrt?
wilL cpotioue .ta mak tsvw fjr.
and act in concert with each other.
Who How expects he -system i to ne re.
pealed or in dilied H. re, too, we
I'ave the most prtcioua c nft-ssion that
if. the items of thefar iff arere exam.
IwdrngVlt-wvmtvrijOT
ten. 8 the people .n: to continue t be
enormouslv taxed to supp art a system,
f which rvfn its dv-catM idrnil that
mere issc.iKt lv single portion w'.icl
an present such ct iais as will justify
protection. W't there ever a m re
ut.f. cling or arroyrant avow d ? Aid
yet, even with this prrci hjs adaiisM-m
in thrir m utha, we are t .11 pla nlv
and uirq liv aallv that thr w-o!e svs
tin oppressive as we feel it defer;,
live a.-d unequal -s the Prrsidrnr prT.
n unces it shall rrma n u .altered.
Whxl will ihe hoping party no v sa !
Wnat do they now thiuk of h-ir rrriit-
land deluded brethren? Whrn- a,r
now thrir haprs of the rt turfTrijj jus
tice and magnanimity of O-igrcss ?
Where is now their precious s heme
f atucki' g the Tariff in de-atl! Above
all, what wi!l they now do? Ma,y of
them have drclared that if the present
session of Congress passes without
.tT.r'.n ... .'.I.. f .k
... .....jj nicy WOUIU COn
. 1
vinous parts ot ner territory. S.i rt.c t-
ot these canals were called tor, and
some were n -called for, hy tie aci
tual Circumstances of the C UU'ry
but, iitrad of commencng on n'k
S n UJb aisbirajg. ti auMoaJUKtaiiMivt,
economy dictate d, h- n gm ui,
ot - three -m mi-rr or rl-iHim - m nr-.r
,
wttho it having hjd tne satisf cii n rt
seeing .ne of nirm co npieted. N i ;,
it l very evidrnt, that, shonid rail
roadi anawer he rx!)e( tations of ih r
who have compared tlv ir dv nt.i"' s
with thos- of c-,n it otic pr ibi-
bl t' at some of these canals will tv
h')!lv soperc-ded h'v them, and ft::,
iU the vhol- c pit d h e br-n sunk
a! togrt her owing b xh i WofftTrct' r: j'
the . jmnrovrme.'.t -h -fnri H. r'"..v ' sms- f awa-i::-T-.- -
i ... .... iiii'i-i ,.iij . - a.. -.T.r.. u
luvtiv far ir.-had"ar?T-vrI; " - pubKw,,.
d, will o, u .derstand us .thiKlwt f" '
a cmiMMity should bes.tate t., r. .. ' ,M n,r "
ir,i win.. nnn,i
his Ij-r, ,1 ,oe in tl,r !,s. 0r f(1
" tV-IW cr !Si-1 v-r :.r. - r-rr-
i u i i. i i ' ,
Democrsry B it f..., m
h".f tV nirtv r. ,1, r ,.(P
'ii..rn iiim pn-.,.
whf
"I
''"Lfs.-lW
iwsI,hv .loin , r ,'.! V fl .... .,,
af'io. .h, ,,,, , r.. s 2
7'""' I'- V ., :,V, , ,..,p
VeiV hwi a-i.- -- .- - -- w - - ---
irat some unloreseen iTinrovrrn-r' f o. , 11 ;;.
might occur bv such , course, ,!,., bv r.r 1 , ""
th, event thus trended to hr guvded 'V ' . : ' ' ' ' '
g.'f.nst,-: l.aU,entrrpri5t5 :iaere . U r-..,V( ?.f.. , v -tt
ri'li fl
some tision tMs score, and e-ipeiiiily W-U s.-iu-rl o
nt tne present arje of invent'icn ;
tnis rise will alwavs e. ter i.,0
calcu.atnns of indiv iduah. an.
improvements ae rft to t'.vi,
igrmrnt, ntre n n m (ch
I . K ,nnr.k.n I.J
ill-judg, J,utirfiec mg,uns!m ,dr
of larcing unrr-irr" Trr;py"ve'i n
by thc scrambling p.-n ir,i. ,i,lt n r
iMIt
t ie
Win--:
nar-
inniif.i ,
!
c
i,i
ai i!rh .it.-.
i, i
-1 J. r'
vai u
i '.'. Ii , n
i I'm 'J
l l inn;
S Tit 1 Hl'lf. J!(t
'Va- ri'v l',rhii I,
! ' hr -.n if ;v'r.
I J!
i'i l'i R'rl
i" 'hii
n.v f
a'gues, f-.a-.. aiihuali a f n, ,rt
A and R is wanted, .nd one between in (--r'' ' -.. i ,.iVit :'
C ihI I) will mffcr wa ited fcif ten i-nrr -;T?tTSc Tf-n-T'T.v MT"
fM-tr'ifni iiiiiv ( ,t ,
ha u Vh ( .
r. -i
irr ill .
...Trxcaiileni-tbak-4he-Tsrfff de.
fective. ar.d retommtods a tevision.
Mr. Miliary insi( that the svstem is
as petlert a it ca b. The President
thif.k t ., It . tav t
. v. , m ,
rrl. "Jim
bsiare injustice and correct atm.e..
Mf. Mallarv insists that no ahi..-a ..,
iij jst ca have been practised. The
President think; that m -ny romf rs
f, Vfe re tnec unr,cessarily high,
U Mallary d-nies it. The prefidtnt
thinks tb protection 'houldbecon.
fnd to objects if national impor
tance. U. Mailary imiMi ihn Coo
rfes Ins a tt to prtei I tncol ps
cll a national objects, and th t th
whole system taken together, or In thr
mmutest detail, national in its char,
cttr. Th, Pretidect thinks tint the
I' creased 'lres ifmaruf.ctnres '.
ptinejpally ttribaubtc to tha iocrtased
fatr 6ri"CooVenu,.ii T "the people.
Nw then that all hope.ij lo$tt will
the V verify their dec llfatiios, and
supp -rt the iate I Or, as the only
other alternative left them, will ihev
ft g oret to the encmv n.l in
heir adhesion to l.lay and Webster
naintain, with Judge Johnson, that ihe
Tariffis beneficial and claim, as their
reward, a legislative Compliment from
the State of Massachusetts?
Charleston Mercury.
We have, npoo several occssions,
in this journal, todeavorrd to draw
pntaic attenuon to the impdicr cf
constriiciing rosds sn 1 canals .heiorr
they are .ctnslJy called for by the real
wants of the community. In doinp
.his, however, we have limited out
e rarks to the single operation of such
policy upon the productive nowre f
capital, iti upon tl.ft capital Itstlf. j
mslc-s tlir.r .,r ,, ,;. . , fSM
i H'!l C.i-, , , r vf.i) tlnM,
f..r l' M:r-mr,T !' Mi.. H- j . fi
l"..r.1.l . ... .
'I'i ; T n, . -i.-iiie , I i-if iw-tnf
the principle upon uhith iU i..-; i. M""'v .'.! ie N I
rton of rertBsiU aoTYI... .:.: : - . "n.. ;,,;!,'.
. . ... . "tsu cotuiuC..
vears to come, vet m( xlt. rr?rc,pn.
tatives of the country lun ''eteen C
and I), will not vote to expend a mil.
Itoi of the puhl,c. m mV adenntsgr.
oushj for vcu, unless you , P
to expend an ther milli-.n. disdrivi.
lazroiwy, or our ben-hr.
- . S,UtllUVBaM i- m I . - - -
ted, eve- sn ce she e.no.rke.-l 1 - v r 14 " " -w-i-rmr-jjjy
in turnpike toad,, ,r f ,!1(.re "U rs-s.l Vc- WiVvwerf
'oember of her Senate an ' IU, ' i ' ""' " ''" "f " h .r",!4.
flc presents,; ve, who w 1 1 , , .", i' ' W f
.:-!" ft;n,ft)un!l T"-U in the'r
prediciment . f t? inhnt ; i'
West India island, at.hich a Vr.kte
captain once arrived whha.areo of
cheese r.r.d grind-stonr., 4Bf,
a scarcity ,.f e former. ard nrt Je.
maod for the latter. f. ...i ..
. , o sen any i
msn a cheese, th W0VtK, jW 'I
gnncUtonc ;t witS if
on this suhjett with .oespenme,..!
tal keo-Wre el the r,vt, ,nc we;
gre,nym,suke if renr.U. .J
mduons of d0!lar, ,u or,e - f
b.icio.,)Ucmofog.ri,in5; ,
Nrt lonp sine I... '
- , . ..iitrwji nut sh.
Jd from a Pen.syli ,raveP ,
-I'-naiitM ,,U rotlds of
'!, tw;.;l... i,n,. rt f p..-tiffj, 4 I
Na'ional it -Wv in t;m nrcinV'-
't'pu'Vini.n n:li,'f,. w. ... s.-."!
IS lN- li l,i p.,, miff. .(,,,., .r l l'.f
'rtt'lS'S Hr ."iipf f? .Tt.fS y nHfH
s.t. Jflf r-. inn'i tl i tfr.'v - lir W.l-'m i
iri(p vfjr h-mr,ie ih. ..t,iil inki
' who e.inti . i, r ..i.- 'iiii.i ..I laV n.
t'ml.-ffie Itanner of lln r- e.ti'Muon f t.v t
r (, r rj.r n I i,f rr'.v cm- Se pe""'
ei.eynf S,i,;e ft -pnM, ,;. r.mf!
n its ettc, Rfr lt, vrir ,rm til jr
euiwiitr.nr eon-jiie e,!! tvith l ttw f
vir .Met I ,-,. toith fi.r vo ir wrap r
ff 1 vlvemrv. Sun,l ft s f t 1
Ppesr be mit csser henesth jmf '"V.
jr. N.iio,, Rrpnhiictnii esnirt
" pw ttr .tq nbr 8aiU.a rri -
m
. X 1
' In that Kndy, to cor fcr this power,
and it was explicitly rejected. It is
' evident, then, that the prom -tion nf
.tranufsctures is not a primary
granted power. Tit is equalls clear ii
our mind, that it is not se-cndarti.
or Incidental powi rt aecordi g t tUt
true intent aod.rreaning of the C.
titution. A aecondary power, it.
cnhl.eg' to' that Instrument, is one
which is indispensibly necessary,'
er obviously 44 prdperJJrtdesrrf tn .
effect me--wher powriprrssl
g'Btts Now it surtly will tot b
msintained, thst the power of pf. mot.
laj otaaUcturM is cither 44 oatcssa