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JL -4 liicb principle Kan been already recora teendedby the Executive M tb trut basis "if taxation; yet U wry certain that pouth Carolina atone cannot be perinitted ti decide wh ,t thee constitutional purpo nenare. v r '5 V ' ' '' 'V Conclude m wr oMfc)-- - Wf. 0 RUNDY mow! that the neotag tJ ihn Presid'-Dl and the accompanying aVirumeaUi. be referred to the Committee csilhe Judiciary aad that 3009 copiw of the former, and 1500 nf the latter, be pna- tad for the we of the Senate, ;;; to postpone We Pill wi rawuii wo to make tor remark oq the motifs! of the laaatLr&cm TeuneArfl. ami. the retort, T 'am.ordfif.l but be hoped toot me fee S'Tf Juj'r tiwtiMi ia which brw placed, ni r-'tJm'fnm th Suto of South Carolina, r- -M obtain for dim the ItriuLrbeeof the " Senate. It wan not bin fotent'iV, faeaaid, 's notice th niaoy ,- rraMtmnit M EiV a South Ctrolifm wa concerwwi, - -that werecootaiood in the message just ..JILaai jJwtt there Was one, that be should be recreant to the trust reposed in him, if be termitted St to pa withoxrtiiing the J mA ika arts in muurt coosmu c..il.-.Ko;ft?ii4nmaioritvoftheTote: Miction wa OeCISiVO. n " j t i ,' J"-""" . . j .v.. I. J .V... ik. olnrt nn ia decided IB hta fit. ! ahe waa m a ne iuihothj., i - : Constittitioo require, iwo imrea inc wr. ou.t.w-.- State, to authors the eall and howjfr Itiom , not Wrra.oat "J urd wfth tbt knowledge of thee taeta, to gum me crounucjr, -""' u .nTiMtinninratMivrniinn mt airenzrin id oj wnmw, been, prior io bet acting. Bbe aa r.gbt time, a powen ji pany, iu.g UMraitiiijr until ahe had cted and now nmage ot thsGoernment, havinrno fixed that ah baa.he ha eorne fcrward with principle, neither fof oi tpiMt the tanK tlui wtul Biihinet 1 ruir I.r or minurBi miiy uiuci ui.iit u, ull, . rs- r-nvntim. of th Statee. tional foli?T rally around the Executive. which hit ample power to terminate the In thia middle position between the com eewtmerf W ranting or refiiaii the bat.nta,-they ehape their couwe aceord.ng power ia tpieUon. ene no pea ma oer ci vent inn, and tliereby termmateyn T,rf 1" ffiH iWWIWd.fllniVWwj. t ioroftiinity of it bi decioed re- Dmhatkn. Ue Wl tutdenrtood thoChM Jfwttay thai the rAject of Swth Catkin, ootwittwtaoaing Br repeaiea oe daratinna to' the Cootrary, WW boa tile t tha ITa ion. Am, 1 naUl 1 aalted Nf. l Mr. Calm or ?l Daune,akfld, do I ntnte Ihiapertoftliemoiwagewaftectlyt HI do, t meet (hi aaaertion wjtb tbe moat unqiwil. htl-d denial.- Sir. there il not t menher if the coofedoraey tnorw devoted to the flaa the State I...rpWkw .. Tii IVaident, taid Mr. CunorK, re t, the ufVanbcatiou of the militin of tft eootinnbciea. If the nnrrn taina upon he amrthjthey rimeuy occupy ine grmma rhkh.JfMcMd. Ou llw omtiaryrH the BWBsage. ed. . We bate at laat anil he, reached pe riod which ba been long approaching, ban it mitat be practically decided wbetb eri eur it a conlilated Government t:-t. 1.. u... .iritatiui biuI di-1 niirM ofoolicv in rewrence 10 11 ia aanpv :m i.wha Mtnwrka aa to wKat nnreawtert. eieew ny a rtcmvi .iuo 1... 4 irnrntaiiona in force oftbe.mnioritr oer the minor inter nwmvcK-u v -r. . I" . ..ii .V in.. K nroff. Ial. TTnn.iniTIO DTOlTTesaTn rTintiire eor.uiri nae reacnwi whikh iuiu, the weaker interert ia compelled f to reit opprewtone no longer tolerable the Ke culivo will Inranably paw f"m the walt er interest which brought him into power n th- aids of the atmnw. It ba a ea. wHhentJwwUtion, or t contederatire ay. . f fartlud will be mire to The .ibxnwn of lh w?iP'W-afctit -.4 -.-Jk- G vi ro r on that auhjeet, aa prwif that the flti'e t ie' litatcd dleupion. Sir, I rrrt, ?mSX3, m Cbirf Maiirtrif? haa - tkt ta'eJ alt the lacta. ia relaUoa.ta Ithia ubrt. Bfre Suuth Carnlioa took any to' orgftni force, the Pretident had Concentrated Ihe forcea of the Uaited Statee - 4a the- harbor ot L'harieatoo aad the Mtigh orinii city of ho juata, 00 her ami h wealem frr-niwrVaod bad tocumolttad an trmieoal " - tninntitT of military atorea. evidently with feii intentioa to coerct or roe twee the 8tate, 'whonit eeuld eeareeJy be- miMakos that the nbject of the Bute M to protect what , believed to be her tonatUutioneJ r if hta, ' lhrou(h tbe civil tribunale, without inten - eluig a raeart t military force. Being ap- priaod of .thet facta, and the military pre- " Yaralion to Coerce her, the retorted to the jbeaeurel to wmcn row bwitj luunat npt with i view, on bar part, to change tbe tame from the civil proceea, but eimply to ttoml nf ttflooratUUttiool or tawkMe. at- ' . . l . r.L - m jatnpi py Hrce( m vm fmn 01 tuocaocu. - The PrealdcBt ties aaalgoa, aa another . fr uoo fof bia iniareacel that force waa roe tfiUtod, that no attempt had been made at 'tedreaa before the" oourta of the TJ.SUtM. Jter,kgtln Mr Cilrobti eaid, he nw-t rj.-..-.-. Vprea bis regret war nm rrenioopi- duo r - .. iaoi B&Aed lit the fccler1 lie eould -not be i ... .....,...,.., . . .1 L ' - -kalllU Java aanullM DJ ioe-3it wf 4mmuh I temp ed in the mettMpe will determine thin que. Uon and on' thin decwion flepenris the enntinunhee ofeur Union, our Constitution, and wir Liberty. Erfiry created animate eiistence has, it ia said, from it birth, the principle ot decay The aame michr he said, be (eared, of politic!, ay stems, end that in ours the cause which they were now LaUed upoajkxttt em of our lioveroment. r rom me oein. nin. an essential uirenuy m ophihjii who. ther ouri i waa'OwiroU'Teft erinfrder- 1 ted rrstem of G the two treat parties ha area amized at rHfcctine; that we bae tocceoded in advancing through forty-four varl ofour existeoce, without having set- ( 14 a queaiion, wmcn, IW r ilia uinm side obtained tbe ascendancy , must necea tartfy taw eo powerful btering upon iba practical operation of the system. That question must now be decided. -Tbe mes sagn has arose uted the issue, and the final decwion can no lonver be auisyea. 11 n recommendation should be sustained - and tbe principle which it inculcates should prevail, ours w uiu in ict pecome a great eonsolidated Government, without limits tion of powers or cotntitutinal check. Uf. .begged the, WctiMvrii'? '.re rtedi before they came to so monv'ltt'ni a 4etfsl8rK1t"""ww!d be gmss dweption to suppose that there it the leaf t dintuic. lion between a livvernmnnt aosoime sua of unlimited powersi and rw- which bh'i the right: of .tfecjdlng at pressure the er tent of Its power, as is maintained in etTert by tbe fJWfsage. ' Ncr would thn dnlosior be leee' gross t euppoae surh a Uovem. mrn( couUl Ivnii continue. It must ' enT. and that speedily, la despotism, and that of the most oonremive enaracmr. noinin; could argte human nature. eatinat tnttora.'aot to see that m a eoun try of such vast extent, and diversity mF Mr. Poindexter- neit ariaressea jno Chair, He said that hi oRjoct in rising waste ask that the question on, the post ponement of Ihe consideration of the bill to Monday next, might 0 waen y y 1 boes ; but arhile up, he said he would avail himself of the opportunity, W oner some 01 the view he had taken of the provisions of the bill, not for the purpose of entering in. to the general discussion of questions ao momentous, but aa justifying pia vow in favor of the motion made by the honorable Senator from NortbvCarolinv(Mr. Man gum.) He concurred in the suggestions of the honorable swnater irom Skcniucaj, islAlbAtinnxin a day for the inS STJUIB EttH WITH! W "' W I " , look to the ffrest principiee wmcn 11 em braced lull in the face, and to afford ample lime to infeat igale tho3l maturely, betore the measure was called up tor the nnai ac tion f 'tb 8enate. He considered the hilt asa nf a oermanent and ireneral character, coextensive with the ifnion aiming a deadly blow at the free institu lions onder which we live, and notas.Umi tad. according to its obvious intention, to tbe attitude assumed by South Carolina,1n reference to the eiistm system ol protec tion to domestic manufactures. Mr. Prejident, said he, if the title of this hill orrespooded with its provisions it mleht, wthesual justice and propriety be ci!ed " hill to repeal the Constitution ofth" United States, - and to vest in tbe PrMi'lent despotic power. Such is its aptrit, and sncli the import H the word used to rarrv rut tlie purposes iofended bv its enactment. No meuure bad ever been wnfrio'th Congress, from the close of the Revolution to the present ninnient, so ntallv deatruc- tiveof public iiberty,ror so jmioauty con flicting with th! ptsfn and positi ve provf sinus of the Constitution. The first section of the lull clothed the President with the eitrnorHirary and dan. treue' boweTof ittlro1llrw;ir?- cise of htswn judgment and t his own . ... ... , - i . U Qonal or not. couia not oe oscioea oy me 1 i.mt&. that a Government ot an absolute -imfj-jns4awT'wnos4hsi faee, 9mrmriltmtflA niiiT hum tM lofniinara an f W I S 1 WIIVIP 'V , J . J be revenge laws ana 11 was imposwwe, 1 iuted. Jording te tbe forms ofjOUicMU preeeed Jog, that the eueatiuo whether they wm If reality Intended for revenue 'or protec. r. rm. wnid b pc-nte4- ftf deciaioo, bqw. r rr deaf thn fart thnt pieewe and not 7fvtnoe'wi inteodoj. But facta da not trold out tbe Preeident it) bis assertwui, tliat side with that party which, can gratify, its appetite. So long as this ratal conflict ex ists. this state of things must continue. I depends upon t accidental cause, but orinir from the 'nature of things. Even were our country ene of small extent and of bomogen-.-ous interests, the very same state of things would prevail, provided it he n dsrthe rule of no absolute and nr cheeked .mjnr4JUidJrliich. JDIIIttJoUliMLfndA. lead to the absorption ot an power try tne Executive Department; He would leave Jovernment, h divided did wch g go,, wilh. icsof thefcountry and h u, ,9 tfca w. suit stated. If such batne operation ol a trovemmont over limited tcrritorr and homogeneous interests, how much morel violent roust it be in one situated as oors is? It is, in fact, rapidly sweepinj us to (THgjKjtism; 'The 'cry is, the Union in m danger. . That ia not tho danger. Vie are Infinitely nearer military despotism thnn disunionf Ijet the bayonet lie called io as the arbiter to settle great constitu tional principles, and the very power whirh is to decide ajattwt B niin uarniina in um eontroversy, will as certainly decide in the next, in fhver of the despotic will of the Executive against, the liberty oTthe coun No man was mnm devoteil to the Con- stiiiiticm, unioni and liliertv of this ei.untrj', than himiielf. In his vmth, h rs with neihaDs too much emhuslam. t!ie noKk example of Greeiao and Kimim ll-r'y. ThM enthusiastic fooling wrudi. he hid toward them, had been ejif' rt'M 10 the institutiobs of our country, wiiirii w fucily Wioved,' if pf.iperty ntTdfirsraod, u rim. fftderatod system, of freo Jlacs,,sufei;nt. 1 ly checked by ccmstitutinnaj limitation, it PF,c,.sni.r. (h tnosl. admirable astern to prMrye M -Pltr l aprpetuau UbertyJ.er an4of.tb..tofyrfp,d,.H But PJuU-in Tlie oiyrUntncter, a csi4Wtedjrovernrne.ntrviTtuiilly ithmrt rrmstltutiorml check, which it would ha if the measures recommended m the messe be adopted, and enlorcerT,"it niild oerie most odfotin and oppressive oespotism that ever existed. Mr. C. concluded bv hop ing that the Senate would pardon him for the warmth with whirh he hnd spoken, and thai,4'' in- their ricfl, "theecsionJad hiatitlfld him-' -"... -f Mr. uarsnr having ttkhiiikvi mi mo. or a menace calling for lis interposition. "-Sir, the iden cannot be credited that the free-citizens of thin confederacy will subm'U to these shackles on their dearest privileges in contravention of the eompect of union which secures them. It i an en cmschment on personal liberty not to be endured, and amounts almost in term to repeal of the Constitution, which secure to every man the ireeoom, 01 bjwcc,hu guard from tnvasum the;iiberty ortne press, and the right of thn people, peacea. bly tJ assemble and declare tbeir opinion of public niett and measnres. AH thoee solemn guarantees ire now 100 (Hwrnw theeustodv of one man; and to be regula ted according to hi judgment. Mr. P. then adverted to inn secona rc. .:.'..fiki kilt, lis nid it was not hi an eXBmiiiationpf that schemelo pmKrate thn aATfr.imtv of the fcutes, ana- vest the President with ,W but he claimed the indulgence of the Sen. ate while he glanced at a part of the bill which conflicted with an express provision of th Constitution." Hetben read from the third article of the Constitution, to ihow the ti mitation on the courts of the United States 5 among other defipetl cases, it is declared that1 it shall extend " to-controversiesbetweeq a State and citicens of another State ; be tween citizens of difforeot States, AcA It cannot bo denied that theso courts- pos sess no jurisdiction, which is not expressly conferred on them by the Constitution 5 thav are not courts of general Jurisdiction they have no common law powere and can only resort to that code, to illuatrata the power specially granted in the amcie 01 the Constitution referred to. Thi bill enlarge the iurisdictioii., of. the . circuit courts of the United Stale, and extend it to controversies between cit.itena .ot the aame State The provision is written in laeiunze not to be misunderstood or mis construed. "If any pewot bll reeeire any injury to hi person or propeHy, for or on accoun of any act bv him done under snv law of the United State for the. pro importance, time ouht to be . ajlowel fot i duliberatuin on the many subjocta wl . . it embraces, and the many interest which, it involve, Upon thin po.nt he concurred fully in opinion with the genlleraanfroni ! Kentucky (Mr. Cut,) and he must say . -that he conceived it to be one of the hap- ' piest auguries of the results which mighf.' f be hoped for, that this agitat ing suhjwj . was to be approached in a dlepaasionatp spirit. - Calmness and moderation aloo conld lead to the satisfactory adjustment ; i of thi great question. . With this imprc. , sion upon tin mind, be wan not in favor uf . taking it up at once--an early day for its diacosslon ne thought ineoiriwtible with jurt and Barmonituig etilernent of th difference of opinion, orofintarestwhicV " existed. - ; ,"; , Id. the conflict of interest and of foeling :") wwWchongfs.sr,cdJWLj eido, it-ought npt even to be aupposcd,tha ,:r,. they proeeoded vsrih indecent haste and -W precipitancy; and if from that cause only; , he sh ould, be tn. &jror of deferrtog tb -' question to thn more distaht dayrin order, ;r .7. as be had before intimated, thai tim might inftuuiuvu iv "sit inonii-. r ui tiini.uuifrf ' j 'I th Juristliction of 1 1 consult calnuy and deliberately with bin own mind, witn anew 01 arriving proper judgment. When , the 'question) 7. should assume ita shape fordiscunsion" they would then, be prepared to. debate aod h vote uiidervtandingry. At "presient, must confeaa he could not, under a eoa , of the duty which, he . owed to his owb State and to our 'tommon country, he 2 eould not venture upon toe question. ..U. j bad made these remarks, a he had pr... j" iivusir ihv ti ivir- 7invu suv aiswiitmifj e of expressing an opinion upon the hill) hit sentiment in relation to it might bed. lerent from, those entertained by others,; bul "whetrr such ihoald OF ahould not WT" the case, he was anxious that time should -bo affedi'lor the reasrms tm had roti--and that they should not rush, post haite, to thia weighty matter, tie must be per. milted td say, in coocluiion, thai kit w,'w , marks applied not to the question itietf, bat z to the swrfw opcramir in coming to n ... hnmia. iMUliiawin limn If. K miahl lui lA teetion oTthe revenue, or tne coueciioq 01 . f";r" ' l -Y , : k- -k.M k- .ilitxl A m n. uruonunaie as 10 uiuer in opiuoiu whii thoreior. in tne cir-i"luo," imill wm jvr auiiMfl - - i . , . , , , se 01 nnwni'KH'f'"" r.u- r-l.iJ th.i. In M Am. 1 mioeo, ne wouw say a na ooon mciuuna ill and pleasnm, h-lib.rtv whmin the doi the injury hy the regard which be cherwhed for thn may reside, or shall be found." It ismno- D'Kn na ssxrea mieresi w is couiwora.j: sod of tho press, and the right of the peo ple peaceably to assemble to rtnliberste on the condition of the country, and petiti-nl lor a redress of grievances ; rights wru- red by the very letter of the constitution, ami inestimable to freemen. At the hwad of the amendment proposed by the States at thendoptiwetthe Federal ConstiPition and which now form a remponent part of thnt instrument,' 1 M" article whtch fsst. fhat this nrovialon transcends the jurisdiction of the court of the U. 8., and is to that extent a repeal of the Constitu tion. An officer of tbe customs at the port of Boston receive a supposed injury from a citizen of Massachusetts, which in the discharge of his official duties, both bring citinona resident mthe tame ware, , ted republic joarH Vtogsl irt'oft ftflU ROCF 1fen tit" Venersl yjcsbk con" f Thi irsa..1 U Rep (be sj tiuflsc ttofirt tbrit; mrt' tbeia,1 We" couuti tailita bill awcti not th be m In ofthc Ctrul great bwI srimM vmili iefif wo 1 torn :o: From tk Jtffermmian dt Virginia Timet, The last mail brings us the Report of tbe Judiciary Committee of the Senate, to whdm wan referred the last messsf of A. Jackson. ' We have read it attentively It gives, or proposes to giv all powsf la . ri: ... hischsmcter a a statesman, liatard toe 1 . . , .. . , , ,lrw. respcrt.ng n es-aousnmon o, rvnguMi, or . c . , tbe v pr(,mi.iungjne .rry Ul ja ;,. the district where the ioiury was dono, can take eogniiancntif a civil action Mwotni tba-prtin-Ibttha recovery, ot sbridiHe freedom of speech or of the pee, or the right or the people peace, lily it SFmbie snd to petition the Govern I .. .. . l.-.j... .u: 1 uum iini"i 111 hit r" kcorupara me cnecas wy "t ; Umttlcf wtnro W liMtifv. a -doparture m a. aisMrhthMti it ArraJiratrv 1 " . . . I It MI X i;iii.ivnv'i in ... , j If proof were, wanting, the actual condition in which we now find our- selves in tbe midst of this great and dan serous crista, which threslena our very pulitieai existence, would rurnisn ample.. Iiow have w been brotight to It f . There baa been t interior difTiclilty for the last I" . - . . .A' !. -.1 nateen vearsi no conuici wiu aov uuwi 1. , icl.. .l. U.i.Kliii.1 I y r. IIH.IBI UIU1I V milM II I J L mj.m ta hMil Mir. 1 1 Importation, with the tpres view of test. I ,,1 nianaced with extreme danger,1 a ffi-tsat question before the court ctlieiaMwiadted by alt. 'No reason can be r t ;.ite.t-3utn, and the result -waa, as might f jnad for our present Critical condition, t unuripatod, that thn court refused to that wa have practically departed from ' tk' c imwnoe qf lb queation of const i-1 (B4 ,nti principre that ears ie a ennfeder tat Vu'tiT. - latad iJovemmeet of limited powers: a "In tUi crnriection. there in iMlkBvWifitltKriilt wbkli avawghl Mr. JeftWoniftlo tJr'-r.'t Cut that ha inimsdiaui beann on j powerTTn '1 Wl , and which checked for fT . .l:.v .1.. w;.u. I I JLUx a.tifV Mini lutiM a. l have suud. before bn under I trow from an ontiosite view of our system Xw A in immita tn aaotivM which 4 bss. 1 of mvermneiit. For th last ten ev twolve to rhw high-minded and gallant State, veer tba principles, have been aVparteJ r Hij Mr..C bad thn honor to repfeeent. iromt and tb Oovernmevit ha gradually It w.kiM be rsrootuaerwJ bv all. thai when aaaumod an unlimited control over l!e iu ' tb brtf of abomlmaioo, as il was justly I dutry ahd capiul of the eountry Th CSl ed ty th (bettor, froea M aaaachnsetts, 1 rrsult baa been such as ought to bare beee Drfiire in the Senate of" far Vniled Slati, " Jcn Tvesffay lis WruT Janvary. 1 Mr. Msngum said, as one of the Jiidici try Committee he had been opposed t so early a day. Ie conrarred wiin me gen iMnLrom 1 rnoesse tnL this a; vast hr the most importnnt , question whieh" could he brought forward for disci i m at this aessioa. So irrrnrtant was if, in bis opinion. t would shake the aneirbt cW- acter of our institutions to trir very wuv dation. Ue roocorred in tbe opinion that it ought to be take, up, and acted on with the most pn-fouod deuVretioB for ft oV penrled on the result of this question, ho- ther there would not be nrevotwrio) which meirt - for a redress ot qnrmirxm;L , , - r . n j u hi-fT.;- wn- .... UA ... ... IHWTtJ mm-i f to the encroachmeors . r m.rary j 'fnm -u. .jj, r,e with tifs---.nas 1 ita .a&iVotioa-Bart 'r aeane an4 M ; . ' J.k.r.;i.J9i.i.i io ino nirocuoo i power ,-.,,-8 CCS. nFiiiTim viiriciw n inr ,,mu f tinlj Jveeorrte imprerockIe,ri the jnt ineM fthe President, toe.T!CUte V rev. enne lnvs." dc.;then he is aulhoriied to remov iwrumoui ii-tu-- im,'-"(,l v..:,i t;.i.,,m ..l .11 lK Kih . iil es and or. ' fill I 1 UIW SUB " - - f - nd the barriers of ther Constitution no -imtger ahW pro.toctioa-to tho-StaiEa. or l the people against the overwhelming ot Ihe Executive, and the dominant party in rorVie with which the hill pripows to irfnrr4i'irif, " What .wait, constitute ? on- wfiiVol'l;Uona,"..corHlnatiOii, ot if lemblaL''!" iernnr' is not defined area a thrrat m a menace, cocsietiot of mr wonl,n - ""id' reJ mmmaU and it Is left etclusI'-'-iy t the judement of the President, to det -"'.ine for himself, what is the character and intention of " assem blaje "f perwoapes, what words amount to a threat or a menace, ana on nis own inr-wnretalinn of these acta or expressions te eall forth the military force of the cotm try, to enable htax to carry into eflbcl thin rteavtemfaadaesaluea!l .May it nt bar-pew, that aa H assemblage of persons, for tbe most innocent and cttasary purposes, in a particular quarter of the Union, will be construed into nn m hiwtul combination to obstruct tbe execu tion of the revenue law, and, "in the judg ment of thePrestdsot, authorice tb em ployment of the army to disperse it T Do thn people of the several States hold tbeir urs ! it makes mm in aoie ana uncos- treuled arbiter xtf the live and liberties t the People of the United State.' It "csa--atitute him ole MONARCH of thn AM- CU1CAN EMPIRE fOnw tep further-iV kt Coogres accord ibis power 1st thssl pass in IS urn H inojr irr ui iiuiiurm thpusund swords will leap from their scab- bard. Liberty rinnot to perh - without . ttroggte a Moody - rtregiinr- Strb an act on the part of Congress, ou4 ajanrfuocn to thw worM tbw end t th pubilO it WIU suuJinua i j ausA t u. i South Carolina would, under other circuow sialic, barn rescinded hrr erdinsme, wlj J ber not do it now. unoer mi ut, ins ert) must perish. Stand forth then, sad it the battle must be, strike as did yoo Fathers, again the Tyrant. Ia ipHn of tbn Baeetiag got up by the Juiua- bwe, , Tirginin' will lriDg yoo. in 60 days, twe- ty thousand bayonet, ' wielded by meij whose ery wiu U, "LIBERfrOB DEATlI. FerrVr Thnpirit f Ibf " ancient Commonwlih t with joui- - Jfresi H ,atfnm b c -hif" -th thoir -lU with ens I prs flst awor ""fBile re, -flet vnt fori -ar ptl from 71 CaitmH TeUteept. The following w'the" dditiooal lUfc ' ITir a Dill "I anormoniion ii pas provm, sj lamicipaiwi-' m- i""'iiM1.nTar inerswowki w rrnu wihcbi ". v . nniug n. to the very Wmkciva war hegWaVed with rererence'M it bwit wouW cEangw thi Vrchtrtttrr ofonr "3 TlVwTtn. as ti i s Si nui iui iui i sit t n sb iiMi nn rrai n r win ail in s atuM a - - and r!iaMiartwV NtLr V tbr fit, without eensulf ing IB looting or vw i lDttiluU ns. lamovmq an wnwtpotva the ll.u. that a dslcsttn from Iba Btat eflof th weaker. It ha terminated in' pro. leormidsniiion of the bin tn another day, as ., i i . . ., . i . i . i. . . . . . . i . . Sulh Carolina "moveumirnena tn tiu i eocing vmeu con mem orrwrjo ine iwv 1 snoutd nooeroren resomoo ssst. " of lb bill, Mai toBre-itrfrotect4relgteatrctwof tun touniry. - nmt the he ahonld do itwitbaat itferenrn la thn " . - ., - . . . : I t L.. ...l k.. il.. I . . r l I. vl- .v.. Character Wiin ilia cxpigw rrcw u iryinj . p,eVt wtrrvr, r-,vu . mimn tmanmrj wmm . thn ri'testino of ) eooatiiittwoality-Th I strnnnr aaclion, m rromotiva of it Miter- there could b any defuntivn actmo on th tootioa fJea-rit J99t otsddvwa U Th ts.I in Iuii1IlT-vHr7hnThd not doubH ojft tllhit timw He uirwated refer - mtr.rttv and thti the fsstv wst ftich i the opinion of th rosfntvi and firtirw. theonfy effect of which would b te on thai point ne wouiu sumii uiai iney were th most competent judge. Hut o in other sulf , lbs ejprsMofi was as great aa the advantage wa n th opponts. Thf whole pouth folt it pressure, i here was carcely a human being b that section who would not, rerrdinj; it particular Inter- - Dowers bf tbe euart. Usrortainly mfor laeU. be id favor of Iron trade! He had . , ... I'll.. t i i Pans thi bill, and th very idea ofStata sovereignty wiU bo treated as.a viskm ot il uTOgmaiioV-w Ul of by-gone days. no longer "Io bt remembered, -bat to . be ipurned and blotted out of our political bis lory for ever. Mr." Preadent, faaid Mr. )?S when wt turn our ailsolio U tho re cent State paper under tho signature of th Chief Magistrate, of th principle eon laioed in them of which thi bill iatb COO. . '. Ik- ,MAit fMMi llftlt UtAAt IlKjIV. ty have abuodanl cause of alarm and appro- ment, in regard to the disclosure ivr benaiooa. Tbe alternative ia presented to ion Coovenuonist, which waa promiiei us in a aaanner not to be blinked, between our hurt. ; - ; , . - ju ourorigindbreutirulnystemolf -! reoeivadar Inltet from our freest eomposM of svpitraU.MJspaDUeaX . KrtT-1 . -woo wnics ai r . eignti, united for thn great purposes of (tho person making- t'rTf; ' common defence and general weuare,tuu-1 - ue requests mat i r; , er denned and specified power, and a vast dierlosdrew wad to tnysslf and eomolidated empire.withadwspot to relee. (the person whe gare ''ZZj direct it deetiniew. In uch a coolest went,)- though be, (tho Umoo.it) ' there can be no seWroia b who is not for not retract any tluog J w 0 JTT, us is against us ; there is not one inch of ho had reason why hn did not wwa neutral ground on which tho fhende of I quit tho ranks ot wa panj. - Sute rights can stand ; no one can win ' ne Hid, in suosuuscasw. - . so hard an hot to V?e, that ipotalbn iasut of lamatiotrww writtn-4Xbrlei" thi trogilo must eVpeod tho Uto of thi carried to Washington, by th r ." .. r.j mv.tt .1. a -. !.. kill rtirt WUtoer - rree ana envwuo conieoaracys cmi iim i oocrciat, v"' ? State retain tho right reserved to thorn I bout th Urn in wiestioo, UP j l . . . s w. - m a i v a : . m n m w nas arBTai a sjv fcJ . - bv the Minou wno iremeo ino onauio i rei diisshm. . ' - trnsTi -or shaU wo throw our liberties at th feet of a military despot, clothed with 4bni Hita lack lha that ttl etui t 1 1 wit t . ow of V th Jt h mere eaprice of th chief Magistrate t Sir, let u throw -off the mask atone; enact th riot act of Great Britain, put it into the bands of en of too myrmtunni of tho Proaidcwt to read aloud at every a r:1 l ihio widelv ,i rrrtie tmiawrui i wira i i . t'tt . . J If. in mamcnri ; iy.. k. J. deprived f ,h epportuiiitj eftsoiing th iKtK.a aelur insi very uiotiaoj wmcn 1 , th Prvsidant now uunlinly charge it wii-i re4 havtng vnaorled W' Mr, C said,' that ho eould M.t,buf retbark thai there leep up an exclPmetil "whicl It would wiser to allsy. II did nrq refer to tbe 1 l of Febroarv. bocauan ho believed that ht Yt their horn, and in case tn rV io call out an armea ey refuse fore and armd w lob anaxtraoidmary Chang .WiUuMba .Iatltac,ta rr hrenrs to Jho wuaolety with refrreoc tothoonve ene of thia brtwcH of th pvvremeot, and of th other nousif,-iB order rttitrffirt red, (tim docuiMnl laid bsfor Ci(i(reas,pokM too Strongly, there were ooas, I hare anfiknent limt for deliheatir npoii a subject whicft JlourheJ the ry heart core 4 or wsutuiiona. .q one .k-l-..iJt ... .M,t&i ...V.. 1 hria them to sshrat-wion. Tmo k ub- Wheo be proponed t imre d.taivt day, eta .ally tb powm which H r . r that ,1V ot did not consider the So- V err tne Qnirt as the I ribuusl vf thn hot rt, in eoolMvetsi between A Btat and the Crtral Covemms-.t, where a neigh hot ing fiat wa eonevrued. South Car. -m -k ft M fbarsi ore denied bv fiavanoah J' rtvor. Waa h l undmund thai ana nil of eoosuoriiuo oss to prrvsil a) tb aaat, . another on th weal U of that stream l ' . 'or that the opinion f the PrsKiiit hsd oadcrgoot an aotire charge in oi short a v , ' , , time I If en, k n'" "ir 011 'ha samo ' ubjft, SPinC larMud of ojsk to other. Another reasoa had a'to beoa Issignod " 'hvlh PresidsfH for sixsi.lpaling the mo- tire of the fiat -thai tb Htato of South r.nJiua ht not applied, for an aaod to tn Cnneliru.'ion. ir lli joannor but ho wt Htisfisd they did ot nteoad on ta a hum! red. "The tariff rrstem, then, while U muted in it favor th dontinanl Ibould look at thi bill withool discovering interest, by ill advantage, united a resm I tbt it revived all tho distinguishing bar taor to k, by ita opproaaioo, with eqnd ,tM waakrr.,Ia tbm tte, tresidontial election ' intervenes. 'What appenst That which baa, and aver will in rich cases. Tho, stronger interest so ke t for it candidal him who is consider ed tho most talented, tho most elTkieot, and most capable of sening it viow. TN weaker ind it imoosmUs f tmeet the oontost, under a cnu.late identined with ita ist rest , Necessity compels th selec. tioa of on ia favor of a Jtdiiitmt taruTt that U, of now whore opinion are not well ovnaod, to retereneo to in pnertiv sy acteristireof the old partie, beside toy kinjl io it tweep, much, in .hin epinlon, tbslwas odiou, and wholly .unknown tn either of tbe old partieo. It carried out to their full limit tho principle of on of (Vwe partie with alarming and tartling mJiUnJa t and cam io conflict against all the rrincipV of th othsr. k It toucbod the funds mental character of our Institu tions, nd on ha discussion and dsciion which would ensuf , ho Coosrisntiounly bo IWvoj - and h would bo const rained so to declare, were ihet ,tS Jast words , he shon'd wr utter W'Hild materially , do. thsd by if.' Itis a syHlcionl answer lenV Tb bores of tho weaW lnfefM;hd the enntmnw if our admirable in. pmed to confer on th President no the ha sa of all th other high prerogative ena- ofrois4 m tho hiU.ua rout la we. 'Jut this ia not tb most extravagant feature in hi novo) i! wnprecedented transfer H arbitrary newer to the executive branch of tho CovernmenC An asstrablage of pen. d)o dart not Renounce an unnK, oppressive, . , and otTcrynstitutiooaJ act n i-ongress, in. r-minv burdens mt them M an onerous ivttemtif Tmosts,in tho pt'eseocaof an ofiicor of the United SUtea, without being tiabla to hare Iheir word Interpreted to won a throat or menac against officer, and thereby uljet.bemsrlv to b dealt with a tb judgment of the President shall direct onder tho prevision of this bill. Th same eotoorpiencr might reso.lt from tho publication of a paragraph in a news rmmr.oWiuacingan unconatttutiooal act of Conaresv and eomplainin; of lb man ner in which it i oxer md 1 ail officer eftbUmle4 ttt This l-is aiijht, tervW-d ronntrv. backed bv trioarmv and - - ' - : 1 !- . - . . .. vyrWMyTirTBeT troW 1trf-vmgerV rally around tbeir ehiertaui and execute hie mondateal ToooaM each honors VI Senator to deliberate well on the important involved in th posnago of this That Vr ! A r Mr.Yninaet1 M wait ltoifan Jawkao I Jf". srt h perfect - uad-rstsiwiui rL .1 it of ih & P1 ty. Ualted,tbat Jack7iW ii t : iha State D iua v wi- - lore. . . . e 4 tourii-w'"- i inL'psn t t I J- I Tba COTTvrsstiono, Ull, and to recur io aw pouuew niswry, i goes on is " - ' frwnthotlorejiflhorevohitiootip to th confidential, but grda-ly prneitt ttrn",- m w er oaasooauais i as tana puwtc, no wv. v-zi-" .-krflrf awiarmuwiw -1 - laasr! without my r'f .vuhTI stool that ho will oeny tor-s . .. ..kl.-W ikA-n. ST SIkaO n aww -T1 1 anc- ' nno soo o T ;. ibt rpba , UoacealJa ihwntrcnrih Ufoa him. mu ftitoUWI b that vkJflwt, Wt rostiwtW I io th judf ma P rrftdnBt,on t thrttt J tren character of this (loveromoot, by a review of the meaning and intention of (tn frajBersJ iball vote to post pone th conoid ration ot thi subject to uw tongeu lime prored- f V.! Mr, BROWN id, that although b bad ot aatieiiialed. such a diarussioo at that which had ensued, ha wuuld, nevsttlieless, oo for'participore in k si to assign the re. on which governod it vote was aonui . . 11. .k .IJ ,k paiaiM l.i give. ... .asasrs - - tw Wlih .,ception a - thn otoriu r r nsmern o, .o- N --7-'. diitingi'1 - J without, fW porticularty wished a to oe wu-m -v - , wrmood.)r afimd judgment Ll hu ruS,tli.boJ. Tl latiori to ill ho fvservsd to .lumseii m ow " " " . presrtit P" .. . Li-'-.L. kn. ii I rentlcmtn who maaen mis v nga 01 npng r"" -shnold eoroo up in propr order befor them. )U wa lo fivor of the poatpisie man! n a future day, because he ronsiJ. rsd,oa yootion vf nock iiMgnituda nod L rvi. ri.iwMnl. It win hi ecctV ptrtely corroWtren totm erymatenai P. ... a, W.nl.te4,p(w- , gentleman ment, has 1 ...J anOiiklO lb' r ,w",,r..:f'.,.CiiBfon but we hav wrmw -----, . I . a Io tn recw . . : i . r. 4
