14.
tw. ynttrntm Mnaa
. Mr. rt P, '''
ll r
t i.m.k. f iW ii rnl"p'p'
m -M. !f. I ! I i.i- ft-r w ,"
M lt'tUt Hit! lufl tke Cf a '
ti I.Tabl tun."'
Vt-4 Mr. JVcles ew'.iled, the T'"
li hi tu uk-m aa 1 J -ci-I-J in flir m
mo ?r)i oj.
Saurday, Dee. IS.
r,'rfV. Bv Mr. .M'Cloe", 11
'ere? -it the if write f cenws md
aUUrulum jn ju laments obtain.!
f.w Ji 4 iImi IW mi the. first ia
ais'ice. Rcl the nrt timo. t , -Sir.
M'ty! wfs"d thst a proposition b
pM- t.ttb' -fbnM, 1 h. pwMl, f
si nwlier, l eoMa of the PrtwH s
aJW'mifio ia roUn tUnb Car-di-
01. Mr. I ,ers reuwrked, a that PtutU
mimuI forth the doctrine itiiI
ty laa Gem-rU Oorfi ' w"a,,i'1!,l.vl
j pr ij-or that Ur)wU M accompanied
ty an exposition la the grounds st-amed
bv in States. '" n roofed therefore, to a
m-l IH- pro-:ri by MJm the pr
Oolites of the ftsilliparoliea toreii
tin, recently trsasmilted toxin-It hmo by
xSo Governor, Mr. L. Th.niiii moved
f add the 4th f Jut OraU-rfi tf John
Jitney Adams t Mr. Unia moved
add theater of J. dm C. Calhoun re
ienilv address to Go. Hamilton. These
4tirKft, tocher wall the on.iufcl
frofMmu.ift, were "r j-rted.
On hvimi of Mr. !mii I,
Htrlrtd, that lh cmroiltf o lh
Ju l-iry bo n4rvlad iiHoirw into llif
ilK-dmiirv of fpenlinu' 0 iikicIi i 111
"A"! t rfjruUl" rrUilr nf rl ru
Jkj'i in," ;i-l Hi tl Ul K..m, u
i'.ririllirt iiitrimio-iit of pvrru otEi
Nit agBinut Uii art.
O i trv4iMi of Mr. Cmirt. lU bill rjt!C
"M jlfrU, lnmi fur it oltjix-l l r
iti QuaWMf. 4 frMt It twrfarimuice
f iHiiiiufWy, w ri'-cofrti'fciH, nd m
UTTaWJ;
.Virijr, 17.
Ji:U ftfnfittJ." By Mr. P-rk, mk
i4 ilinf 1100,01)0 of ttm rrnt;owiil
v it" Kit in th ,l lkmk,
Im- i th fftir iftll In-rtitalMHM rr
vvi np,b diijlJ nvwitrt Ihu terrl
f -i ifir r rcfri. ff lh uune of n-
Mr. Marrav. nmkinjr lh owikm
t liable fr tb T:i!o of ilierp tlml tlify
I -r ihrww) injure. I hew btlli pu-
I 1'it-ir firl mnjni.
'In riiwiriilor of tli itin( ! (no
j ii" l in lh ciwi1'tnlioo uf priTalo bill
lutflay, D$c, I.
T7i pmrnrri. Bj Mr.. Iriadermilk,
Ji-riiin the w.riii(i)i n vuwtc roa in
J.-l. H cutiiitr. R"uJ Hi" 'ir-l
,Vlr. Cni p rewii) R'jluUirt in
cvuniv, wbicb tu r'f.d lad rvfccrvd I" (be
C-Mifiuiltt f CUiuia.
' " "Mr. Uiirirtil cMledopthe Pull t erect
- "imi hfi jxtrtimi it tne coootiPr of Barke
4h. Uuucitutbu, eimla. and djiliutl
" Htnty by Ihe name 'of Yancy. 7- Tli eaid
-tt- raoU tUe cwndtiino aad. pafwel,
fcoi ijiufu . T
... f 11 .
" llUni"lUrii)k',T, Bordon, B rower. Bur
""jir'C"C:wr'CtHj-ton, Court, Vnipt,
Cmmiiiliiiii, C?ullilHirtno, DiidMi,
t) ;. Oakery, t)..licrty, Korht, KcJiimmi
-Jiw,- tiutqiit, TrfiUi iJ.I., - XiilUsMpMi,
liradv, Orut-.. Guthrie, tjwyiiu,
lLrUllil,, Ihrt'in, In-n, In-mo, U. J -n-
lspryrti- UzMftikr f",.j.: I"kNflilk
Wnf-iiiH, MaTU!Hr, fttii ilic, '"MtNt(-
. r f'ark, INiU-a, IVarsiHi, IViii'U'xiHr, i'lk,
8uMMr, riiouias, Ur;, uaJiWorth, Vgt
fou, Wuivft, Wiiilaker, Wwcuwu, Vt'itch
tr, . -r 1. Zilar.
AtHutU Xkt jMxttajt.T-f.A cvir..A.Jj.uji.
Amotion, Btker, Hiuw!, ll.xldio, B urner,
r'e4g, Ib'eman, Carter j.Cbuk, Oouun,
iMmH, rWu, Qry, Gee. ilitminouJ,
II iHiioii, llurKT, llarriaon, FI irlJey, Mill-
"t0ifr Jartw J, B. Jimea, Jordan, Jnikiu,
JIjIIcii. Murrnr. McCleene, McLeod. Nel
on, Norman, Outlaw, O'Brinn, riew,
Pott, lland, Rolfe, (lidly, Roberta, S. T.
- Bnwyer, yiK'i'lrd, NiwiiMMia, Kkmiicr,
H;iruill, Stpphens, L. Thmpin, 0. A.
.Tlwunpfton, TiHet, Townaend, Tunatnll,
5Vad .lull. Ward, Welch, Willey, A. W.
Wooton, C. Wouten.
WeditttJciy, Dec. 1 ff.
Jfillt prnfnttd.l'y Mrv Ari tiirt ,h,for
;J" HiC-bmtf :HjrOTiitWtUv.Mitilie -oi
!ii State. R?qnira that pefiua ex
rnpt lmjditie, Wiity, except incasna of
invaian or insurrection, aliatftieTtit'
rnriijiod and reluriimf 1 1 tw .Ijiftant On
erai.l , By Mf-.liarioifcrt prtmuit the
. Tr, .'ii I!im h.M. rncwoHH were tvn
lh firnt 4mm anl Bailr - r ' -":
Mr. Park previttcd the following Reaul
tti Tj wiiwli ii read aud adopted :
Renolerd, That tlie C.HMinUlee on Elu
'fi'ion bsin'trtel ti inquire into tho o
l?irj?'fiMtblielMnj a Working School
-Je'jhurg School at Uofwyl, Germany, aiil
" thti thy hare luova la roporl by bill or
ehrrwie.
Mrrfitrfrtmth -olfiit Caiuuiillee
fa wh'?mfiHrr"-'awd.ibiiwtt
. : - ndaHn'iotlia Tariffaiid Nuliifiiatioiij.re
ported the aanje with aini-n linint a.ij pray-
' A ,U.tl li-.'lk-nv.dhnl tKnif f.rt' .111 it,' lu..
Tlieenjt'AbiB to arhend the accorirj
auction of an act pnaned at tho Uit aenion
firlhe better regulation nfalave, and froe
' m?ry. wui oi Mr. (fee'a iu itj nf in lofi-
oiiiilw lurJtivtruu).
Tin bill to rp-aJ inparf n c..,pn?se
Jo I73t:tor rnakjn process in equity ef
bet-il ariint per.m wh vahv.oud n il
ctiaportd(eH)u"i!7 :
iu;cr,i,iioN..H!ir. iUi f,i uii .
It Silt l'"Ht"
At nmnv uf ir f t-r iihKit A-uM
ill frn-l arni'MJi t b w the Pr- IH4
ifm uf Dm Prp'b'ii, fwcm! by l!i
Ij(!tljf of B wifi UrIiiu, 'w 10
aiwi, her" prirt tbnm rtth th pr
ttlinj hi'l tlrrftn 1
tins II "f Rprilti, rm
trnLv. Mr. Tr- !( irtrl i aii.iirmi th
nfdt-r if tha day, W rrlr that he mSgM
plare 1 f-re Ihem ffVxt tmpnrtarH ami
ttriiriirury. diicutnriit, liial hifd been
trait'inittoil ti bim, by our nonator ia 1 "'
-.Th" orJfi ar6'Iiu''lv au
pcifled. ... . .
Mr. Prmio thee prver-tie w ! inf.
in tb niil4 of the (rare, dclilimlioiia of
tbia II Mjveii the tar. nf I ha (IftCiMon ol
tfieraM rrfirn pwtrf the 8tiil, mt
Jr.).J tliMUfi Cotirrrtfl'rn ftf lif (WrtpV,1
in" ultnf d'it of the appmil by.tlm
Uovernirwnt, to I lie lub, inhonuit rim:i
tile of tlm Constitution, ami to the rifiliU
and libnrtifta rwrHl to lhi Hlata, 84 uiM
Krral and alarming utrtNiliHi4 by In I rd
eral poT a amlH branch of ihnt sv
cnimiit, ! lit rioe fwli.h wJou)
llii power ii ut ion, hat aiMiiiniNl uit)
ta iM-rida the futire criitroveray t i likf
luilwi J awl b eialatire, aa well a r I'-culivc
cogitii-iiiro of thr inattr, and t i cit t'i-
urdtiiM knt of lhee Cmti!uiioiul Uilli
cmIIm 4 wall Ilia aword.
ThJ pnnLTirlda, thoiarowfj, n thorti
a lilt b the liiture IiIhtIm- of Out rntiir
wore roniiiuUtvi'lv H i rri, wcr not
iH-er aixl Urllm, thin wai Ibo uvaI A
n'liHiix 111' IIhuii. ' I10, a. I wh in are
wu f Aro wo' Kiiuiau arrd, or lUvca nl
Uiv.irif Ara w ori tfw R.liiki of Ihi?
.llioru, or the Norta, or i it 011 our
-iWii alreaiua that ltulUtuut mtv pi't:
rl.iirnrrj f Wna mir his'i :! wrll CMiaid
w4 pftl L CuuitaaaiaJ ihfi ttat1' in
liii -uuutmt-la bjm'. t )'X JhjL.bhnil furv
4im1 loih-rriK-y of a man whi thua vcni
upon the libnrtiea of tlx country, liia own
Mroruil aninitHily 1
We hould, li iiuitr-d, hurl bark in
tant acorn a id dA-inr.-, for thia imuotfiit
iniaailo "I d anivaUt iruliLMiitv. Ofanvwrr
t'i i! paltry a hit,n, and dmrarrl'il in.
vcctivra, it w ia'iltorly unwort uy. liiil l!n
CiKiiiTrv aiM the world hwM know, bw
nerforily w il'piHO and oVfy him ! an I
lhv ah uld m told Ihuf, hrf ire thv pluul
Hich prinrlploa aa hia upm our frr it,
the honea of inanv an eiwrnv ilinll whiten
urtiore lh rercairaof many a cailifl
arvl irailor, blacken oUr air.
, .Uu oJTc tcdihcrdLtc I he hWoning nr.',
lut Kill.
Wherrm, the Preaidnt of the Unifd
Hlalai ha enmrd liTiTproeraa:iaiTMr,1eiiiuVi'
nrift Ihr irvri'K oi una niaif, c . 1 1 1 1
upon tho cidf'na tT rcnoume their ptimi
ry alJpgiuntu and threatening iliom with
rriti.ai cwr,'i,i, ti tu
ititutton, and u(trly incmiaiatont eith tli
Oli'tiife 1 a free at.ite;. B it lln'n-Tirr
rnnr, b reqiifal A forthwith t iHjo hn
prgrlifmaTj'Hi, warning h" gTod pcnnifnt
thia Stiii'oi iijrni'iit the atiViiiJit, of I'm Pro
Mjati4lM UmIim Stiite t ft'ducr. t!r.n
I r iL...:-.. . -.i...rt.,. , !,.. it
dutmBi d fctt Tain mrn,1;; ( el--ba p-
p.iml to wihIbiii lh dignity und prolin:!
lh lilx-rl v of the M;U'i, xiiM!it the itrbttra
ry iiicnnuma, prop'Aftd hv tin- Pre lnt.'
l Aft'.' .aeireral anirnntrd ipeerha frirp
leaiin Hicmliera, Hie v.ite wa tnken ou
the R'ttolulioi), a'id 'paacd 00 to 21.- It
wa fhen.wnt tn the Slniate where it aUo
paeacd fjroat itnsrj'Tnty"
Trom ike SoxtLcr .Ti
RPVHI.ICAN PaB8
The tmly elorjuent i-ieujural addrem of
Governor Ilrrtoc, ia ajnm exclu-ted from
f oJmiMH- by- lrw'wmxpiwd'Brrrret'rit'
the Prnwident Proclamation, which w
lay before our reader. We have only to
iy of it, that il brnt!ie.a thn puraea of a
ib-npot -that il ia in riuiinanrc tu th
n.rtftHMn i"f
trie- Unin
Sljte,- .d
hn ottempted to he carried into execution,
to Hvluve an imtneniate irnpearhnu nl f ir
a milmeaimr irjoflire. Th" whole iJo'ith,
ineenwd at wich wadna, will reivc it
with a nttirmt! burai of indiymtiiini
Arm reaoWe " never to atihmit or yield.
Governor Ifaynet Inaugural Sprerk.
Robert Y. Ilayne Imvihs been elected
Gpyernof of Sauth Carolina, at thu aiuxca
aor of Gov. Hamilton, on toe Tlth iVuit. lie
anpfared befure the two Hotwee of the Ltt
2Mbtirre7 "arid 3ntiv:ec'rtu'"1 iwaffat
Sj)echf et re'nt- we7 hnvft Mily rtmi to
eotitam Mtffl fi'wn it
linn tniw thi'irfofe. raanltud
hi stand tfjon her right, and it i for her
aister Scatea, now to determine, what it to
btidufie iu thi emorjency i5ho ha an
n.MHiced to fliem h'or anxioua dodire that
thia controversy flmll be amtcalfy nJjni
led, cither bv a eatwfurtory modification
irfviu.aTariU, at .Jfr grefereuca'. Ahc
vt lide jnjIiH-cL to a" CoovetirKh'rofairttrlT
Siutc. Shunld neither' iftheie reasona
ble proposition. be accedod to, then ahe
iU jdJjojc.lf. juifi
NhtT. in firmly naiulaiuing the position
ho ha oi, u.ned, untif aome thrr intKle
bo devised, fir the removal of the'dififcul-
ty. South.Carolina-i antiously desirous
uTKvwflffac
the ha not the remotest with to diov
the pfditicul biinJ which have Counectetf
her" wiili- the jrreat Amr-ricair lUmilv of
Confoderited Slate. With Thhma Jaf-
fer.ui, aheVoutd remrrl the diamdutirm
9fi-orJlioiJjjtiHih,il
srr?nt"t of evila, but nntiAe gmtfM,-
i.1ij i one greater t Sih nlttioi r? a go-
re-t mrfit without MmUitutnif, nmpriai'
v4 eKtc) g rvnw"at twipi
11'rxfrrn
ii-tm, aill - o.ir pni ai,
i'il I
,Win aiui" In h -'iit
i mow .ir.
,i i r. Heti.u )V e.l.ibliHel at
I at t!i a-1
tiled
pdiry irt'llHT country., KiHb t'arHili4 it
Jwii 'iit topre th" rWf7tao,
xir fiihere fro-d aen.rdw t. Ht
Irun Hrit, inlmit, an I im anio, hot h
ia inV'tihly uVteriuiird, wwr lu mirrrn-d-r
her rr r nKhia, tr l aulf -r the
CoitilUtl.aiiti coinparl to be eiM4 iif
loan ioalrunvjiit fr the rirvioaof br
ci:i:r. ,
Tbaapirit, tifour fire inrtituiiuna, the,
terjr temper oi Ilia aaeaiuulil a m to
flHttbw'Hotaht 1aanapial l-i force,
firtue artllniiieiit oft eHliluliiHMU Coo
roV riy. If, hvtt5 ,t !i'old bu 4e
eoivcl in tin reawHiaU1 ea-ctati.ii
Koutb Candiiia. u dr aa her iwan 1 1
tervl, etan-U preaared to meet innr, and,
ronel wio, cime frora what fpwrtr
' & . ..... r
it may, Aire baa warm-U lf areinreii oi
tlie iitcv'Falle (WMii'fue)ci f'P In" lpaI1o!
arm, and if ahe ah. -old be driren, ia do.
Hrwe.ofher oVare'4 nhtiw it
roaaiofl, let it b imein!ierej, that (Ik
innocent lI.J which may be ahed inu.:h
nrtiw, will in tk r Jay of i cAiiit,
b require! of thotowhi !ia!l pereven
in thu uiih(illoeJ atlninpt to exnreiae Hi
unTarrantable janlirtton orerut.''
i llow ci'tiwut, ill U " Mt own nur
native Laud" It i the nil ol Carolina
wlueli baa Un 'iilU:hniJ by the prerioua
(I km of iajr aocnalort.' ahed in .Mi:t eof
ih.ian ri4;lit a ami liberties, whu h we are
UiuihI, by every lio divine affl human, to
trantuut uiinuKtiri-d In our xtrrii .' It
u here thai we have Im-vii cherished in
Voulhand aa.taiord in inxiliood, by the
i-iierotri coo'fcl iK:o of our Fellow Citi
V'vtl krrt reiin llm honored bonea of
our Father, here ill eye 4 'Mir rhil
drni fimt b-lif'.d liio lihl, and A.rr, when
oiir earthly (nljriin itf" muvr, w bie to
mk to mM, uu lint- Um-i.u of our couiruon
wther. - Kwittl t our caiutry by wh
ef"4 and ewlwaemif liet !-) tiU-r 4
ert hrilf ihiX""! h'l tlieiri revile b r,
if thc will-j-j.et. Ihem K've unl aTnTciVlii
lenance to her t;mmie,if they nmy but
lor ua, we will einivl of fall with t-'anlina.
(oil grain ! lint the wifloin of yur
counrila, auaUiueJ iiv tliu ciurajeai'l pt
iri'ititrn of our pe-iii., ,uy cr;iwn our i f
f.rtt, fir the preaerv.tt ion o our hliertie,
with triumpli.ini miccevk Mill if in the in.
ai'VlilaTjtrt 'jn,ro, oTan'al! Vm-.Trovl t
lire, it a!nul.J Iw otlierwiac decreed ; 1. 1
nt be propired, to do our duty, in every
oinergenry.
If nt-miled by violence from abrml,
and deaerle.l by thoatf to whom ihe h:M
n.hl to look fr iiiMirt, .Hir l'l va I Mate
ia trf b tWtultUil . ii tluat mmL ma'. u ,
lorn the fr.tat.Mil ofihn oproiir; wo
baUjwlj.cjojeJu..i.etli'iuilittii'M irr
I ,:i in t!io txuitati "ii of hr enenit'a but
in adverauy, at i.i proieiity, in wal and
in wuv, ''through j.""! report mid evJ re
til,ww'il for IwiroliiM.
Ail I ilnW, Prll -w CtlitKM I HTtirWi np
iriv in ivt ("rrcnt prayer ti Him i.i wnw
hand are the jiNtiiiiea vP Nation, that lie
will prosper all your tiicaure, aniJ iiavr
.or wiiole Couutrv, " in hi hn'v kpiii;,
I i mm1v, iulhu a.,lcuin Criu prcavribod-
h im Coiialiliition. i i (riicato inVtelfto
tU awrtice uf JW aTlf E.. ..
PU0M NORTH CAROLIN A P.IPCR3.
.YortA Cnrqlina Free I'reii, Tarbtiyugl.
W hive rejieatedly expressed our ro
?rt at tho heidlon courae puriuiHl by
iioutU Xaroliua,, hui iu utconlu!ce with
tltejMitiuM .oCMtiJcifaitt aa xp'fe4
in- tne Kentucky uw-outiuu, -Ukii ttto
Stiilo individually are the proer Judjjea
of rfdvactMM of the- -CakhUIuIju, aa well
iu the uiode and measure .of roilrea, we
eouH not deny to her the rikt to millify
or aeceJe, M tlio Sinte in fieruivereiii
errtvMiv'letemfer--- NwretHtld we
eomprehend the Btrength of the nrehment
thit ndmitted the rijht of a gtnte to e
cede but not to nullify, aud bnvo express
edft preferene for the latter over the for
mer mil .f retires :Tii question, how
ever now - atfflmeaa thtrrwit j"niriirT,"nnd
m we conceive, merit Jhe ni't profiHind
eorwndnration, esijicciiilfy cf tho Southern
States.
w. " Ojferd (X C) Examintr. ,
- We hive yet a Impc, fouit indeed, that
meaaiirea will be taken in North Carolina,
Virginia, &c. to closu the breach and pi'
vent a reirt t tlie word an arbiter tui.
tedtJ the condition' of Empires and King
d.uin, but utterly unfit for a free aud, cout
fefiertiMHi epeiu'''5rtty5'''U'i' Great and
' Wiie'RuTcf ontirj riTf!rr Vrth wiv.
.loin, ivdi;ratiai and patrktiu, (ue beorti
4'lluae. H'bu.4Mtty . u:i dcrtake t he' .timpy
age it crown their exurtiuna u iilrcompleie
8uce,e.-
lltli I l
tir-rrlnt inn' tn the " dortrinw" Bftel''t,w Feee-relHiions-iinr
pIu...:.... ii.uru am irmou .M.i0;.is Bf by any other wrirtrn oral emiination from
migttt bo expected. Some av thev areri''nral.eittUorUvviUi wtucu wu aro ac
monarchical, others call I hem ultra "loder- qu unted. Are we mistaken ? At leat we
alyand other pr no.me thm to be onlv eah v, if wo are mistaken, tint we have
hiTitUf:innriarr,M white anotlier class (ia wilfully uiiamderslood the Picsidout's
which is fmiiid mo! ofim Claymein '!)lie. moaning. It it iutimaled that no Slate
lieves tlM'm fo be orthodox, and with genu ha the right to pronounee upon the con
.iwJU4e4n-;,nA exchiiin " true, 0 stitutbnality of a law of Congress j a eon.
Itliif r" P'ouKuatt
at p"reont to print onr tbouglrta,but et 'hr right of rOiting such oncoiHtitution-
we should be charged With an intention to
'dinlge rhe nuetiNir (which we scorn to
t d.H wn will now say tW
tosubscrihb ta the diictnuo of the pncti-1
mation as a wholes We hartf alway en
tertained dilFirent - vuTavs from those e
f presapfl in 1 theocwnentTitider p idere"
tioo", and we can see no reason whyvwe
should eat or words" recalLoor.ofl
rentrnted' stiutimeutsv W hate always
beieyef that the doctrines of 1799.
contained in Ihe Virginia and Knueky ' But Ihe President does jjot stop liere.
Resolutions, Madison's Report, JelfriW ' The olu RpuMicM construction of the
writmgs &e,"w"hieh were IrimSphantfj'Merar cdmpacCnaraolyvt'haTlT wpijin
c iifi'" ;ied tiy'lHie .4 fneriren "demeeraee- in-
the fd -tafuai of Tlioma . Jeff'rsfitti ) tile
Pftjr, fyf 1&ity i iy'arcl .sf'ftj ( vttiifi ?W
Cftrnh'ni'W.
a ,rri.iiw ni i - - - . (
, . . t ....h..r...t l.k lt.1 lltltM'IIM''
.... . -...i mm luiriTa an wrt'i in'1'
t- " r "r. 1 v :
I of II"' Ureal H,e.iiiiiiraii i ;,.' -
i',adolroea if tb pi"rimauon woo
... . ....1 f I.M .dtl.l
h.M ol V iel w win e-nmi ' ' i ";
hi that with ulhey will y iiM-re i
mnrelhan triilma; Ji! r"-"ei ' "
b aa however, Mmny will pn U f Bi "piin2
fT,n more tifJern A -a-trinea orthfl P",''"
lirne, rather than adhere to the S'KUl oi l
fcith thm we are not e prer)u iu uu.
tUtltigk titue.
rto'weter imoohiican l rath th" emiJurt
of 5illi Car-duw may be, we tepeat, we
.Lild igrcll. ail attempt madirtn
put ber dowa by an armed fitter.' feba hat
been driven i tluji Irom iimi ivny anu m
raejirrl wnlTwIie-li lief "eiertMHillii TVir
ureaa, for a melioration "d" the TaHlf.
have been treaiel. H"f aet 1 not that of
bra.it uMia and turbulent nioh I but It i
tlie act and deedifa majority of the Sfi-,
ai-3ii4H.f.P'in" tMif entiott.-iind-tiilemnly'
preclaimtil lothe wotld. Tlere it no
oii.lariy between lle hi'ltyj"?'irrec
tins ni the weern corner of Penylvm
a, and ilw r.n.liK t id a Ptata tolnnoly rcr
ferrw4 to the original artiele of hr com
tt,lorthe redrrt urthoMi grievance
liith lm hat aolor. in vin Bought by
rein'Hiiranr.e. In the trAuir imurrec
tlnn, there wa but a porle of tit Sutu
"d PDuf)lvania, witlnail any cover of atufe
authority, without Uii"ii and rhararler,
wliirli bail arraveil iflf against lie- au
thontyof tho Federal Government. Bit
even the OHnpluiut of thi ' b f. jnd tin ir
wuy to Congrer, and l ho obuoxiou liiw
wat reiifaJellej and inodift ml, a fir aithe
pumary Condition of the country wiwld
admit Would to Heaven we maid nay
that h h;i been the eoinpromining tpirit
of our Northern Legislator t But mtead
-if that, they WHild bind h. avier burden
mi tlie bark of the Southern people, and
enforce their tyranny at the point oft he
bayonet. Thi' i a povernewnt of opirl
ion v aad ii'upiuiun aoJ a pmt of tiuopro
niae are it tutneient t prevent iujunet
and iippwiooa, lh ConiiiluUon ha nT
er provided and never mfenderl that n
late, wlien alio recurs lo fundamental
prinrlples,'fnrd redreMof griemnrc,hll
W- Hit down at the point of the txiy iet.
tin appeal to force, the ultima ratio regum
i fi ireign to the pint a.xl gemua ol our
lVo and ciilwhtnneii gnternment, and
"ittgttt nut frr a moment ft be rfrejinwd-of;
There are .other etrtai i and peareihle
i.-Lnle of settling thi ditfi'-tilly, by which
tlie I'nion will not nnlv be preserved, hut
ttrcnijtheiied, an J our " gtiruni atripea
and alar 1 1 a 1,1 wave more tnuinihautlv,
au l ihed brighter luttre to (ho gazi of ml
MlWiJ.V!,n-!:.J2Pirr1Am'nf'ate
j adopt 1'ie ug;etiotH of tlie PriJem
in hi nunital mnaage repeal the preaent
TariiTact. and provide fr graduij rc
iluetiim ot the duties on iho pentecte.l ar-tieb-a,
which shall regularly ilimmith the
amount every ear, untill they ahaJI bo
Kmuqlii .In wo ls irrnw tl-nAdrA
ami let the State Lcgialnturcs call (iir a
general Convention, bv wltieh the qnetron
trmy be aettl il on b did and peYrrmnent
ft this a prieo too sn'at for the
onrwi.l. Is ti Ito rjcr for peuco ? , . i
- W't hi'neiit that tiui-. Priidu.it IwJ not
referred the rae of South Carolina to the
Jlilr4iou oi CaigreB uvfuo las ihiih1
ineasaja to lnigie, he had prepnrod
the innkJ of all jiarlies for the subject ;
and there is not the lunst doubt but tlutt
tho issuo u outd have tx en fivoraUo to the
right iT'lhii Sliite iiiditiduallv J and lu
the right of the Mouth in general.
. That imrt of thu I'roolauiution which
the Suttti sevcmlly hare not, re
tutned their ttittro aovereiginir'r H an ai'tholIcr uaoJtjid power, nrxl a ,mar.
aerfion' rather tno' conriirefieiiaivo' for the
jealous doctrine of the deinooraev of our
coumry. 11 1 1111 1 letiu'.-ni n 10 ue iriocr
stood that the Mates hav trelegiiled ewi
ditionhlly a portion of their aovoreignty
(r p.irliculr purpose, wo cordinlly agree
with him. But if ho iuteinl. to nM rt, as
his argument indicates, that this delega
lion of sovereignty cannot bo resumed,
when the purposes oHeteitiof. are palpa
bly vioatciU. we oiust.bt e IcatQ tueuler
ur Ji5Cul..Tl;iV baliccnlia.' doclrluc i
of the democrtic parity from the adoption
ofthe CoiiilUulum tu tho prcscut tunc.
. " '
JfTIOM TITS KICBHOTD WTIIO
.A fee thoughton the Prtsidcnfs Proc
hmntim.Thi document en;agea the
thoughts and tongues of ail. Never ha
one produced a more stunning eff-ct.
" We yesterday exprcHaeif ir ndmira
tint) of .it a pnpe of Mnoial elnrj!il,nco.
We also sui I it advnrteed high toned Fed
eeal 1 hhmmos. ...iV . wight. Jiav. aihW,v
the highest toned Federal dtrines for
in this renect tt i certainly nit sttr(nssel
by fheM.isarhusett argiiinent for fTie
Alien and Sedition laws, nor by Jl r. Web
ai ibw in oajr snspe, mil even loruiu le
gislatiye action for the purpose of electing
ewf h41mi
ptirnosw tit "Temonsfrance-wilh . t he rmwers
at- Washington 1 The. recent legisliitive
denunciation of tiro ticiir aa an . iufnictimt
f iheCiaiialu the
somnern &tates,oay Hie stute proceechiigs
of which led to the repeal of the Alien
aud Seditim laws, are by this doctnufl
aslcensured and rebuked
'emanation from the respective, States as mt imagine. ; -Ueparetw
e-Iyerehjnftes';-,li;.'riwi .ir-Mii the1 '-The StyoA-kirfUie
ilcen-il the rornrf lni
,rl uiio.MW.I 11 liie
I. irrrter-ihlv tn Hihh d by tlie U"Vi
lutinti ff l"0, is drawn in e,ueti.i. Tli
,ngiiUity H the aiHhor of lh mee i
ebauid to rt!.lih Ibi lalier origin
f ,r the Fe-b ral G.rvernment, an ongMi lu
lorically fule, ib iue.l by Ihe p.-ople In
in, and wholly biconipatiUe with tiat
sovereignly.
S.tt doe the President atop here, hold
it hitherto ha been hi mareh in the a.
mmpliofl f power for Ihe I"eleral (5ov
erumenl, and erjuallinir, if oi transeiifidi.ig
Ffdcril. pn:t' tcN, in Jim iinid" Mr.
Adiimi, Ihe elder. To cmuminato F P
eral exaction, he denies the rift-hl otseeet
Wnatxiiclare. dr.llieij!tfl VI ever r-.
nrfimht r l have urvleret iod, and conceded
by , Mr. Wbier! BeeeajiM lac proMouncoa
treaton. Treaon,H hie wys, i an of
fence sgaintt toeertiipitjj, aud aovereignty,
UU?t tjfljo wilj th" PV J'pu'hjlV',
Swh are aorne of the dia tt me an
nouneed by Ihe Prew-b-nt, which we ye ,
trdy rail! hih tMie Cxb'i!. Ara
tljey so, or are they not ? If they am to
prevail, .fwiut Valu are tho reserved
ri;hi of the Slate f If the cmHtutionnl.
ity of an net of Congn ciuiihiI of tight
be qiteii'n'l if iiullilicati-in i eceioii,
and if wcriMiion bo treuoii what rtdrcs
i (hi re Ct abuse of power ? Wluit rcoio.
dy fr the miiiitainanro id tho several
right of the t-mtts ! What are thoav
Htnte in fact but provinces of a couoidi.
ted e.upire, bound implicitly to obey Ihe
In of the sovereign, hllowed it may be,
to pt tilii fi fir their rreal but if their pe
tition lie rout.'iniif!, aa tho titum of a
ectKHuil minority ever will b"-, coinjielled
to i.lx.tliriice at the (niint of lh bayiaii'l?
!). im t every man w e that we arc no
longer firi ? That we are f t rver lied to
the caro of N. Yoik, Pepuylvauia, and
Ohi", who ..s- tin v the numerical
ireujrtU iu iha a,iooal JugiiJuturet on I
united by a similarily f interval, will
in iil I tho egn,laioii of ihe country to
tuit thoir pitrpe purjxisi' which we
can neither appmrc tTT refrw tr ft,
with. Kit hiving the awurJ at our thf at f
"We hiivo no lime t. puruo tb"
llioughtt which t!iet' extraordinary a
tiinption ofthe President suggest. One
thing it palpable. Il'they bm legitimate,
the mui.rahi9 vn-tory l I to I wa
aehieired.iu.4iuu, ami. we arc ciLukJUiiat
if a confederacy uf sovereign and inde
pendent StHl'-a, but of a rontolidated em
pire ; (reemen so long, and no longer, n
our mitten at Washington may erinit uu
to remain mi; and if we attempt to t ir iw
ofTihe yoke, in the condition of a Turkish
province in revolt, when if we fail m the
effrrf.'oiir head anvti py"-tlv 6rfcit uf
tfeajori! And from wh m, great llenven!
hi this blow detrenjrvj From a man
whom thi coinmoriwenll'i hn cherished
with fond delun. m ! Whom the hn court
d.'d iu to re-ctat!ili on lasting founda
tions, those vcrv rig hie which she value
alxivo life, and wbicli he anuilulatea at 9
blow; from n man wh..m she hna doutiugly
asited to, render too mighty for conatiiu
lion, principle, or right.
..."AuuUiur,- thiiu . jcquoly4 apparcuu
'Tho fricnJi uf State Righi must make a
lost alan.1 f ir their uxiatenco, or reliuquixh
(Tie m fwrevc'ranJ aiuk, the-hetptcw ami
will be tettod the sincerity of .those pro
foMious, long and I iuJ, which this Stute
aud its rulers have mule time after time
and year ulW )ear. "Ou "one hand stand
theprincipies-which they profess to revere
deserted by nearly all the world jmt
renounced by Puiiuylvauia, and reeling
Under the heavy blow of Andrew Jackson;
jont) , wiTit tneir smiles, and patronage,
ready In receive nnd rewards huh will
ff.ey choose T " A " peribars'- emit "donlitlW
Uiiiggle aimitaL.e. oae toure, but liberty
will reward success at last; a smooth and
caey jiuth preent itself in the other alter
native," strewed with flowers at first, but
gra Inullv shut in by the durkuess of a
sured and hopeless slavery. Stitesmen
end pa(f of Virginm f which will jo
phowe j WiJI yiiti su'uinit to the claim of
federal power ot gtfd uji ywit loin? tn fight,
over again tho great batllo of '1S 1 lXr
the uamn of Jackson too strongly draw
your alTt'CtioiiH, or his puwer intimidato
vur retrolvesT''
frfOH THE ' JtITBRE0?II4 tU VlIGISIA
""Twcs."
Tho Xcw York Gazette, edited by a to
ry during tho revolution, and always under
tticr same influence up to the present luue,
' The Proclamaiion.--T.i document it
hiillKj IU illUI CilV lil. UUJSt ,C41tlull?
nstic joy; and.tli.Tse who were cVtpntiding
a to the permanency of our instilutionSj
vuunot now bufTje"crmvTiTcedr thut ull is
afos tu tlie result of tlw wild-attemirt
of 'a sisterStatrr; whwsTCThimroiOTfatcliftif
Wn endangered bv a feWytalented, hut
mirfguidml indivitluuls. It is a coniolmi
rtdlection, that, nfler' till, they will yield
to butler feelings, and hud, as a curdiul
balm, the pareutul odvico add(0Kse,d tu
them by the man, who, from a sen.so of du
rf civlls upnn them to TMairt tho happy
Cnfott of our siicred cnnfednrucy."-
JMtT frrylA'oSriWtieditH
bv. Wn O.viglit, wh v,ua secretary of "the
Hartford convention ! ! I sayst
"The sentiments contained in this docu
ment', tareijefterally -oe,h-i- we consider
SMMni aftii BrtkoduXk tfapnlifjiblejilww
ever, fo thb state of things in South Caro
line, we cannot pfrsibly conceive bow tbey
caw itil Ja b at - Wa s. truly so to the
stale of things in Georgia. The authori
ties of Ihe lutter State have refused obadi-
encfl to a decree of the. Supreme Court,
and have threatened forcible opposition to
its execution, if on attempt to carry it in
10 ettf-ct snail be mailer . now tlie cases
can Le made' to duir 10 prrnxij)le,'"we can
and. Journal,
a ni'fMiei..n
f M ile III"!)!',
nil . f.,r '.t 1. .ti ..... r... 1 ... 1
l il.-s, J.. rM., the qiie.M,.,, ilMj
ltfralll.i Ki. la, .(,,.. .1 ... 11 )
" ""nine rniii,i,.,r, to
leave . ar r. i.lrr T(n, f '
malion may U all riui, .1, ou4l,
"nn.fi.- There i.oow tn t , ,
ever, ajsi,Mt which wn .nter.-i,
protew, ir me rreanlont nx an , ,
y that the prot-rl,t t4lctn . J
band meili ami C.t U. d '
ument says, .,,d i,hi are autbonu,,,,
lol I that ini further lU.i.iia, .W1, .
tlK-n was tu U esperi.d, at ttu
ouilydcntanJediuck aT?
duttn a 1 W, rtduet tktm Ui a Juat
bit l ole, l.e niean. that be loJre2
.he H.rnl.ry or.he Tre. .j,;
vi- e lanffof me. revenue', ,h,,,
erased vn Protected and Uumi. T
rles, we BM.tre.lly Ulwve, ,w t. .
will ever settle Ihe 'diW. uS.
oln tUl .l whieb j"l
up. n Ihe liihor ol their own .1...
TuO'ertHrarr. or ts.tt'
Hvtl rutin. .. . . 'I
. IU l1TR
towracTo nir. levr.i. or IUv U-JJ
-BK fCLt on vim . .-..V
Pwlanmtiuns tl... tTdi,lte
sue, will not alif the haVny jZ,
Peututylvaiiia, New Yotk, aM Ohio, Ik?
any "slate of the country- W4tT
ihe throwing niu of our ports tu tll4 l
triHluclion of the paiijier labor ,4 tUfw
ami Ihe c!et ruction ofevcry icic J Z;J
own in.luMry.
" As we have Mn said, the pj. '
mation may be all right on the subject
Smith Curoliiu, and wa ti.iok the pwJ-.
will sum) by the llxncutive, and stuul
lliognmnd helms taken; wlul sothii
ImiI the ac t of Congrea. opni of ?.
tht nation, will ever induce u la kW
that even President Jarks-tfi' U
can in-luce freemen to jrieM up Ul j
wonh riMiteiidmg for, nann-ly, thtirpr
en! prosperity and their future bojr,)
W-tif rprwa ufaatufyiiuT spnraU(i,s
in't.iphysieiatn, or nmbiiiou dc.uaj
IV frw Stutep ,nve rights a d. artuuVaj
as any of the slave States can havej 1.4
they never will surrender them,' lu MI
madineii to remain U'lited with thsia vpus
priiK'iples thut would reduce tbcia tg
taio oi tk'graLiii.u aud tHvrty-Mw-
" There will bo liulnin ilia tuuue 11I4
United Stitet. wlien bv a n-n-jS J
protective l.iw we are reduced tube eoli
lesi.rUriMt CatHin. With the tsl Pr.
d.Milml ejection, tho power of Mniei b
ci a-sej. American! who are worthy-
ihe name, will lierenll.-r I,' to prim-ifHftt
VVftfb.nlijfem - Then are two side
every quett'oiN"" Other SlaUisliar!!)'!
Ie heard, and they will soon'siMal out.";
The fallowing is from the pennvlinij
R' porer a pure Van Ruren RY&'t
ran
1 1
Heir how ho di-fen.U State i
" .N'ciLiru atio. U'e live
pride ami pli-.iure IhA pfUntaiiutt of 4
worthy and patriotic diief MaiMtr,s,,
tlie milrjecf of Nlinrfirnri'WiTnR'of F
liele have been crow. led out to uik 9
for thil brilliant production." .tnijZ
CMinuent the. . principle U-omltnii -t J
lmei with a hearty reineiii liisia i
oi, every aonl I eniiiv tvama - we '
in our power, trom I be moment tie "
proseuted t the peonie .a a ceailkU lV
public favor, and, although we hi?"(r'
Mionnlly dilT. re.l from him on some fr
I'et.-rip; the whole, 1in ha ftilfiderl ottrsn
anruine expectations, and we prolew
elve proud of having cimtribuledourMl
to .the f loyatw'U.of so pure i. pifri.,
ourul a Haiemen enJ "0 irood at"1"
The Union is in no ilanger wlulf S
DREW MCKSON ha the helm ; if
N'utlif v'ers'oTsMga.'r'.f-' fsnerob ?t j
ihey will bo made to fool and , ret)) u j
argument more potent, an arminenl .
arms, which no una knows, bettet M ,! f
wield, than Andrew Jachaiin. -Ij! tj
lriel a "peaceful remedy " if that (sW
hnit or war will be tiurluJ, and its rm"
will fall upou the heid orthose.sh-iii"'
thouirht proper to array lhcmdrlT?8g, ,,'
ew -eecfii! -Uwe
H'-ar the D. lavare Juurnat'lla
Lane's pajicr (liiriug the reign of Tc:n'
A real true blue Sedition Liwal h'Jis
J.u-kon: fhat'lii' mIiouM ihr-xr him It,
to' the embrace f such f But it ii U ,5i
X"Ctedand said) .
" lirt l'R jci a vt vtiox. We IJ
our ren ter. I , lli.: .iscliHi m of awm""
mutter, the Prorlnmation isVued f n,
to t ho t reisoi wb!e nroeeedimr I "'
Canjuu- .TJie. ajUod Mc9jyifj;
dent is obVtfHisly right i lie.arpiia""- -
I me of the procUmation are nrthw't.
m J 1 m nressiVeTii riuca iiBi f lift T T W"
a snlitlnry and powerful (lIjcfc- N,i(,!i
riofritnit'WlVi
can. hut foreiMv if we mtwt and lW'
this the s;4i- eu'l wim of tha pr.ifi
lion, it meets our pordtaf apruba,.,
And it is well hero to remarkH'J
principles roctiguized and earnestly
ted upon intliis proclamation, at'" I
tical prftlciplt? which have alway be j
vocated rfnd mftintuined by thfl whoj' j
tirtttttl Rmiblicairtwrtyf 'end which
never been rexogiTntcd Cltherin praeti
theory by thopresent administration
adherents. They are tho true and
prineipes f 4tie Xlonstuuiinn
tiHMse iildificult end danger,, all
thmloi and the infidel must fleelr
The eupremacy ef the federal eon
end Ja w ie4fipwMoa to the fonre
ory of State sovereignty-the Vf)
ofthe Federal Judiciary it lKV!'i
wiwer over the State Courts, throw"
medium ofthe VSlh Section t.tM
ary act 4he formation ofthe -stitntiort
by the people, not by w "
all theW pViucipleai whieh were
ed with a Dower and ehKjnencew 1
HM'jjaui hir-..U'.trpr. Mr. Cfavt.
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