r
t
i kite,
I ir I I ' I r j 1 f
r to (Jniiiiitii In
id fmlti.f Si il...
.'if ft iMMut V"I lil.
iii'i, ii4i I ui!wrf4f.iiii oil the riu
of i-uc-e 1 inn fufi 2 l the time h
. r liaeelliaTariirrrnaei, Wiibe view
H . f .r lmg i vJfl i4 prraunenl pro.
Iflf il.11.
H.,r( was til fm.!nrl before 111 8,
fci eily eAer priod, he lift Conrtiaa,
a il Hi I no oppirtu nf y of making known
, )ii4 oii'iiinU W rofffreeea w the prrfee
lira ayntem, which ahortly after began In
In aviated. Iwt he had lh m wt eotrlu
rrtJfMtca that Im cooaulrmd the sr.
fanratnatlt f the WWW M 1 4 1 $ grow.
big out of the weeeaeity of the eaee, end
" Jim l the wtideraiiot of malic, hot
. thitit at thai early period ha waa ft
pMiitt would btd to aboaa and future ciifl
cvfiieV lf regrefVd Ihtf a bed been
'im !M - dwell ao vm on BiinwII J but
trams! that wlia!ertwiaurmight Im in
curred would wit be directed against him.
Vd BiaatftiwwOBewWo bed draw h jew-J
'oV mli tha eonlroveray and who might
V, assailing hisnvwivea, to wound
the rau with which be was proud to ba
II might adJ,th,t all the eootbern Stales
otJ with South I aroiina la support ofthe
fill 1 nut that tb had any lutaraat in maiv
sjfutiirea, but oa tlie gpsi'ml that they had
vpwiad thai war, and ofcouree Ht a cor
- fce.iondio obligation 14 sustain those at
taMihmmil which haJ grown VP umler
lb fnr. mru&amt it h4 mctAmUlly af
Rf Ji- J ; wbtMl of tb New England
KinbAr wem oxMed to Ilia t!Mair
n if tpall, aa U IwImtoJ, va cppuMtia
yriitcipioa.
. Ila had rxw, ho Inula I, atia(actoril r
'II 4 cltar4 agaiMt thfl btata, and
biin.l,Toolly, ut refcranca ta tla ta
Wod-MO. Whatater Miort tlia t'lala
jj ivnit tha hill, ha1 "onjiuated ia the
TitfdniiHereatil iUtw.
Thor.wMiiKrt withirijhf Jimii.of,,th
. ut,aaia aa hia iniaxwy mtn-i JumJI
- 't't.n'.a dCtiMi r , woolen eatabliihinsnt.
Iter whJfl drpeodeupfl wn m pjticulture,
ln ltha cvttiMtnin of two vml t ataprea,
tic i an cottoo. IW obia pdiey wat
- - to ami open t market of IIm worn tin
flicked m ttiircmnrtnd to wif cwtp.
- u .. . f r - t - r
ttn-i to aall feign t vn itmn a luenii m hhiu.
.- . ".ComtHrd with aanaa of juatico. aha
-4.V-W hf wawiart-lo tho Wlr--Wa-ad
. . . . '. ' .. .
9tn t'Md too ftgnma ma maniimf itir
K that tU Bfoteciiixt which tba nmaura
itfmto'i wwtM ho awlRctont 1 4o-hichrt
t)w irt'ira readily wmcoded, aa it waa coo-
atJcredaa fiual adiatiacot of tha qiwa-
turn.
' l?t i ww,aaiij Mr turn our ya
forward, and tm whnt hai been trm conduct
. aa
' tjrih9ariiawtrin arranwrnmit. tiaw
CanJuta and the Smrth diaturlml this ad
oi i m a n1e tnmanca agaiiiat it i even
ho I ,'h Una owaaow, moilrnao compara
"tivi ly aa it ia, waa fi-lt with an inennaidera
.. "Ma preaif onlhir jntoroata. Waa thia
... fevvnata imilatod on tko oppoaito aidt
" Fattiithrrwiai, Scarcely had tho Preai.
4-M aijfid bja natno, taP m application
""w inaJa fat in iocteaao of dutn which
.- tja fpaatod ri(H AnnanJa mtimMliv
- jrowinx, liU tha pasangoofihaart of 18'JS.
7ix v9 wow, h would ak, did It bo;
arnin indinn to purtuo "iS'irfrrenco " to"
-A .-Uieai deanaJji f Iatetl tf cq!iiCTeirrt.fn:
juAin tho tariff ol 1910, aha aawin hrr
fTnerwitf wn that' ocrtim, additions
m ) r that firm and divided roaia.
lurica whiclt'eho ha aiiico ma hj ayiTnat
Via ay its in of protection. a 8Iia arcor dmary
iiiiiHum:l a avtmatie opraiaitiuo 4a all
- , ft m 1913 Ull IS-Sj by dutcunuonaMid by
rrpiiurmBf bf twwuiiatranewa. awi by pro-
frarnhriBh h-f Lcaiallitaro."" Theao all
'r SVeli iuaulScieiit to rtsnt the rrerit "ti
ncMachinont t but notwithatanding the
hoavy pitaauro on har industry, aho ner
tfcviir I 'of relief, tit the paaaagA of (he
rt Jlf 21 thai biIt Alabminatina--on.
J' k liitprwl tf aaricaand political intngiw.
fi aJiipti w ppencd'the eyei of tho ijtats,
t' I garon m character to the cowtro.
Ti thsa iho jjowrlKiar haa .-.www
Im i'k I i !ti iiii lvn-rTr'Bt, or li a
h i.r -1 In I fiiftifa! -hrga f I.i4 d.ily
l-t Curt awak f-f lli-in!i. Wlinn
tha bill to w'lirh i had n frfra.1 can
frnffl the wt'iitr I! hjm.Ih tha oal, tlta at
inft umvrraa.1 totiiraa;'! aa, that ita
lata wiMild drprdd opm hia catuii vt
It waak'toon that aa tha bill ilfii atinaf,
l'a rrnj ! arm "'i I'" l
In I 'III lil ' fl III llltl lT
jf'Hiii In a Hi In rharaMT of (ha r
lu'Mtna bctwrra tha Kute and tho iirwfai
1 iTrnoKnt ) a'xl tha iivaua which lh
Hta!fa pamia ii( drf. Mlm thiixO p-wrra
wSii thry rrad in f rmin tha Fad
ral (oarniwnt.
la thia ((ra it ranta, mn tha moat I tha (tfmalo waa nearly eqaally diviiiml, ami
pommarKlmglalpnta and afqiiirnirwnla an Ua it waa a combined m"ure, origiitatin
gaffldwith tha grrateat ardor and tha I with tho puhtioiaoa and oianurrurraiid
IMMipla wrra adilreaaml throtivh every char I intfnili'd aa miKh ! Imar up-ai Dm rrrt
iwl bar eaaaya in the public praa, and by I 'lntiaj elflctirm aa to prS"Ct itMiHf4CinrKa,
Bpfiwut in llteir puhlto aaanmwiea, wnln I it waa bniieJ tiiat, aa at rk id political
lh7 bad b0'm4 thorMighly iiMtrucled on I policy, ita lata wHld bo mad Ut dVpewl
thanaturo of Ilia onnroaitioo, and on tha I on hia tute, m wrdcr to il'Tiai Uaoar
ritfhta which they paoaa, under the Con I al .Jackauu'a .4dAcliM.. aa well 'aa h
alitiiti'in, to lhrw thim off. town. Th frienda id OfnwrarJai kai
t ft griiftffmrfft tvmewr rhnt thr ttSrtd ISlf t wc W htmml, WM fl W. C. Jwm air iat'.'
en by the people laTlaroiiria at ini paa 1 ly enlreatwl Wi leave I be chair, In order to
eton an deluaum, tfiev are wholly nuatak-1 avmd Ilia rfapooaibtlity, umiar the nlaui
an. , The eaaa waa . Ut ottinrwiao. No j Ue arKnment UmI if iho Senate ahould be
eommumty. from too vput lo the I equally dividod, the ull would be liat with
plai(hinan, were eee JheUCf Jnatnrted in out the aid of hiacajding rote. TW roplv
hf if4ite twod eliotaataiy ogn jrhwdr j MMjWiItJJttffMlB;ii&
Iho mate bad reeled, waa the reault taf peraooal to biuweil, emtld laviuce him le
mature rcfloction, accionpamed with a Itake auch a couree. That bo conaidird
deep conviction that their rigtiti had been I the meaaure aa of the mat d40gerooa char
notated, anil the mane of reiraa which clr, calculated to produce the moat fnar
they have adopled, are eonaiatent with the lul crime ; that the paynwrit of Ilia public
prinriplea of iho CiHHtitution. ' debt waajual at hand, and that the treat
lJut while thia aetive canvaaa waa car. I iiicraaae of revenue which it would nour
ried on, which lookml to the reanrved pnw I into the Treaeury, would accelerate the
era, a their redreaa, if all othera fnil- epproach of that peritaj i ami that the
ed, the Slato at the aarne time eherixhed ciwntw would be placed in the moat trying
hop", aa I have already ataied, tbul the of all ntuationa j with an revenue,
eloctiun of tJen. J ickaou to tlw Preaiden- without tlie nane f aUrpMKi, upon any
ey.would prevent the neceaaily of a rewrt rKitimate or couatituuonal object of ap.
to eitremiliea. II . waa i.lnntiie I with prpfiati,m, .n. waild be compelM .
avbinit lo all the corrupting couaeqimncea
of a large aurplua, or to nwko a audof n
reductiiHi of the ratee of dutiea, which
would prove ruinoue to the very intreta
which wer ttmn forcing I lie paaaqge n the
bill. Under theae viea he deterntioml
to remain in the chair; ami if thi bill rante
the iutereeta of the atanle .llatei ; ami, hav
inn tlta aaino intereat, it waa believed that,
hit great popularity ;a popularity of the
atfftngeat character, aa it rented on milita
ry aervicea, would enawe him, a4 they hop
ed, gradually to bring down the ayatem of
protection, without ihock or injury to any
lotereet. Umler Iheae ttrwn, the caovuaa , him( , ettllag V(lte , , it
? S-'! iai J"io t ie ia waaoua.l Urm
4?lkffc. tmt ..lwtaliliaaawiaiiaaahaini'l.wied Itfrtimde
teal, in conjunction mth that active inqui- that he would retire from the ticket, e
Vf.MX. to'? P"?" f ,hfl that the election of Ue.Ml Jack. miirht
onwhicti trnal relianc waa placed. But M he rmbnrraaad by any act of hia.
little did tho people of Carolina draam, 4(f, r, c.J waa amazed at the
that the man whom they wnre thoa air.v . ry ,,, Vifatiiati. t ,h,t oeri.l. 8j
ins to elevate to the hicb-! eeat of oxwer. a.....l.i.u .k.,.rk. .o ...
wu.urv.v. v ..w ... u.. lin o rtiiMi amlHii.ui ami avarice, from the
hopfe, Man ia, imloed, igmjraiit of thefu ,i,M1j, hnmilaw f ,k. ,n.,u,ru,1.
rare j nor waa mere ever a wronger fuuiptHin ihai'none btrt" af-e anp-are.1
It ia a fart ilml Cr M-ttr I the pur
ple n praai rre the imr!ti- of the pwrjilw,
Cromwrll b-ame " Pr'H tnr" li the po.
pie r..marii M Firat t'mirt' aa the
hhortii-4 of the iioil and mnmt have
fniatnlrd M the ewhaiiM hnraa," the Pro
clamation, lo ava the I'ninn and the lib
rta of the i"oil. No Moacai4f.
(iR01N.t,
rrfV I'rr.I.n. k U'mll
TIIK r.UIFF It ia with Minga of
f ha H"rivM uiortifii iUif.fi and regret that
wa anifKniro tfuf rnlr-ra Iho page of
the tanii bill inirWid by Mr. Clay md
the uatfl thnwah that bly and the
II. iRprcariiUtivra, fat we cortarimitioiia
ly believe that H haa given the daih lihrw
VAIMNlTON0)liaWP()innNX"E to the ayatem of pMectiiPi, am! ao much
Wiamaro, t). C. March 11. 13.1. impaired Iho cifut,iuti,ml principle, that
K.. I f .k fl.h I inf.,. ' Wl" T earnwi into eirct,
- ...... ....... . . , , , in i . ..
. ik-i J,ll,...!i.-a in MntiM wnnoui a ajiravmai.m unnaraieiieu in I tie
aartoflheE,d".i, ImII. 0,1 th.a -,b. ,B"MM "P-m. n naving en arreal
mrt Ik. i. -;i.l. Tha I e " " wnrw limy ronvmreo IIIRI It WiMII
nn.Ji m In ha k.u.l..,.k..l I " " ' Miu iii mhii lit rBV
iNmr,thr'fe41n,trCTMrstM
r..nl... . ,..ri. I oeie raurn to toe eun i lo, in tho" Inn
coercion which they had eullW, and f'. l'. Mer, ahaVe the m.iu.
which they anticipated, rendore,! ihem f'" o tbeb-aie. Uutaatothe right
willinir in nerociate. Umler the then .. l"Cl Mt twn lah.r iga.nat that o
umr uaii.nii, ww rcgaru il aa IH aacreo
i i
Wto-trtwTrm!rawhrrtr.tn tbirimrirr.if,,f a nwaan lauM
n. -.rt rJ Hon a cardiual principle in the tli.v.rv
'vaa -wlly ae.tlwl. N'o meana eiiated, P'C 5JI gwerniiwnta and, if
by which they ca.ld brina the ouealnm be- to b believed, toamrure
foretheeinirtaofthe I'nited .Watoa, To " Vwn cT,f' r'1'9 Pr,neiH
them. Iherelore. reliel waa hooele-. R "V"t l" M n,'"d by our pre-
eommdaion. aalhov .ni.,t.-f H. -...-I3'11 UnaliUituMl. Lm.klOff amortd oa.
ne-ncialine a treaiv with the Hecretanr of "B on ""7 ,i,a '' hoice Idea
war. inimaataie orthintr". thoadm n r " .v m-rriae
womu'' vuiK.-a ihi uoauiy fpaal
anlutooefewilvfortheDoaaaire rd'lheen " e en
f mina bill. In ao evil bmir the were ra h"n'., " ih". " K had choaen
tirted. 8o were the children i of laraVl. !" will.ng to aubmit
ff io mreign legiaiation in preference to their
them. town, ann io auimi into our porta freely,
Aa m aa thia bill nl ahnminatKma had P,uc" winch n
become a law, Mr. CktBter. the attorney i,y e",u,w Iwy he iht
of the Chfrnkrei, perceived tliat at atfor. ? , u'MnlUI,, f "r ,h,r,8'
led In hia clienta and frienda, the man of T ' 1 r'8 " 1 IM,,'ning
brinsinJ thr-ir caao bi f.iro the Sunreme I ,T,m,n, wo w""'d bo re-
Court... Ho imuwdiakilv, aa atated my ef,"am ,w e!e7 f'P" Fhicli we bare
forflor letter, DutitW the War Miiiieter. V"W . , wweieM with humblo al,
that the charar
nuif IJi
wiiM'.n trie UMrroktri claimed, were worth . r "r"5" "V in- par
tratinn of the ohaervatMt than ia afHir.leil
to aiiticipafn th7rirnt cHaia, at which
I L I. . - I TH . I
er inorvfuii oi inai tiaiimii . io vrv l .il . .i.,.. . t,:t. ii. :..
erera oiLwiucii lhey had built iluw hupaa, I mltnm n( wt Wilf thrB donv Aj
haa ben lurmvl againat them, ami the ve
ry indivdual lo whom thry baiked, aa a d.
Iiverer, ami whom, umler that impreaeion,
they atrove, for ao many yeara, to elevati
to power, ia nw the nt pwerful inatru.
mcntinthe hamla of hia and their bit
terett opponenta to put r!own them and
Scarcely ha he been elected when it'be
came apparent, from the organization of
lacabtoHt, ami other indicatnma, that all
their bop4 of relief, through him, were
WattT. - Tiw admieeiuji "of a ainirle nidiviJ
oal mlollio enhimrt, umlef the cimimian
cea . which aCoompnuHwl .thai . adti.iiMif
threw alT TnTo"cmilu!Kii. The michiey.
otta Mfluouce uver the Proaulaut, through
winch thia individual waa admitted mio
to hiinai-lf, he ch'arly fomanw what haa
aince f iIIow.hI. The road f amhiti.Mi hy
"pen Hure him ; h had leil in IoIIhw the
corrupt tiMiilmwv if th tinifa hot he
chute lo tread the ru'ed ath of duty.
to bi; cuNTfarco.
From tr Jrferi,i'iin f Yt?-;inIaTlmti,
FA. Td! t UENtAlLU FAt Is!
"Away ! burn all tit roc ir l if tho realm,
Bbull be lh Parliament nfE;i.taoJ.?
It la a fact that the pr..idiot the
Hartrrd Conyi-nti m, with a ian Mue 1
liht Fi-Ji nilHts " the habitual ac irf at
SiatH Ri,:Fi iiave openly Bplau.fd the
Proclairwliiai, and . declare that O-rnvral
I Au u 1 1 F I . . I .
iwuimj iiiiiii'Ki oi umiara; out mat Iney
woubt Iramder Ihem far five million, ft
ia umloratmx! (hat the government have
iiffured llrem more, than half thia eum,
wmcn mry nave rejuae'l lo accept, pro
17 io wmcn i are auacneii. f ur it ia
not prataoded by ita preaeot aiivoeatea,
that the former had dVcreed il. and n..
one will have the hardihood o aart,thal
me latter had given any etpree-iop of
pvr f r tfi crv A r. ,i , I . ,
tho eitrarf hi Vf. ih, u' (.
haa ah-iwri m mju !niii , , t ' " 7
anvpirlof hia ominei r'hlf, V ,'" 1
l.jct. We miat.li Vr.raJ.'','
I if: to arknowleibit id.i j 1 ' I
IfTJ W-,
mat can be mnriied hv
Oer.r '
tired imluatry, teal, and punty 'u
o a ka l en,.-.. Tum -.i .. .
, - """"r oi in
Mria md an oVapoqilmg h,
lingering noie, AHboiigk doulitiii'i
er i
hat i
llo ia awailimr. Km i.tl ur
gna of the liiiMtaannear mm ,tu
prin, on riiiii-r eaata lua
'llM O
i.ll .
M P1''" I' rt lo rlimt (he iv.t -Z
wmie fain! hope of li,ld,rif , m
Whre
""HI f
atoc!h
biawd.-or -o.nata rt at the tnJ J7:
in," In ancient lunea mti.u i. , l
to the real, but the editor of Ik. If. .
ia pdlaU cuMUni hia rvra a,u.i. ' T
direction of the White ILwae. li L
. . u. - a ta uiuu
lie there. I be Hickory wytbe ia .
biMllyauppIo ami can be b.lt
Jrt'aTv mwTTired"iM.T!,t. ...j i mr
" T7.T w" w"en we rj.
aider the manifold lwiaiitli!ii,-w.
dnrgone in the I finnda of a caniun a"
r in the but ur yeara, we caniM kl
k that there may be aor.. t;,,i.
atill leA for the editor of the lli,,
Tlw fiillowiiii are ik , i .,
mark, of Mr. i'Z: " .,m
o 'n,,. ,, ,,: ,.r . i "
illO dlJiiity of the
fill . . I a--MIIDUt U UHW
th of iho whole, in ,.,,.,4,71""
poiMjIatimi haa, with arma in n. l 7
dicuiod tenru to the other twentr-Zj
ami firce,l litem L. i "' S
two. Proh puilor.
" To reimive the imnirmar.
of a port..,,, of the Statea, reJlllI LTI
tnevae, are inflicted on the nmil'
whereby a large ,r:w(1 W).
and Imppinoaa will ho Waated and wi " j l i
' Ve mglonoualy aUiidiHi th. rZ!
pnrty,wh hare ao hoWy d-fj
cauM. of the country, .ad le,w loea,
Be VA. ehtt hAM.-Hnmnjih. - rt - - MWt:
-..w t.in.'niaiiuituu:iili .1,-1.
.Ml
a
chiaet them.
W hjve eatak! latllM.f aaa
n Bin? it .1I..I- .. H .. .
aur, the nht id
frrmg-en app-el to the Hnprenre Omirt f n ,h-1 ,XKl1 ' Ml W.iJ6.,ACcepIa,
a ilnriMim rut Ihm . TK r't.-r... u incm.
--",.;jvt A iiu VKfUACTI
have led thia City witmwit orrvdmga
irenty Previnua n the paaaage of thia
alcad of turning' Wa eyea lorward: to. the t?!
pertot of the pay rhenr jfjhrhlilT
wiitch wa then near at" hnd, and
nrvBttf(il iiaMrraartfetld rb Jiilna1 ' nvlai. aaVkiaalt
4-rit-i.i ,.i..l t.4 - .: t.. eoaatone f Congreaa, at the beimtinn of I for a aottthorn
-av m in ""'l eirn a aa e vi totl aW 1IIIJIT I .l aw-Ll t a
law, a treaty might have been formed, and
the Indian title to the contested landa et
tiu.'tiiahed, f!r a email amonnt. Such an
arrangement will now, probably, coat an
enornioua aum of money. Thni eipnmJi
Hire ia the firat eflrtct of the unfortiiuale
lull, which I have to much dreaded, and
0 atrmigly deprecated.
The payment of mmer, however, ia
only a aeeoodnry eonatderation.' The
p-aen and trannoillity of the country ia the
f rent ohject. 1 heae lamia, whatever may
no me uncision ot tno court, can never a
gam be reatore J to the Chtrolttu Thew
could noUw wrested Mn. thwr atew im
j i
prletora, hut through Oceana of blood. It ia.
,n?nVortn,!,,u,y ortlieFremdent prumntly
io adjuat thia diatractinir eubiect : and al.
tJNigh Jni.i:a probably, by an -effiart to
graapai unumiieu power, involved the na
tinn in an eirn.n..i Bn....i:i.u. P 1 ;
:, .:. ." " T -"li'u i (.'jiiuiiuio. m mwn fi, - i, - .l - .
taimamiuicmyd.dlara.yetmJahouU firmly. I .lal Pre,wrtt pface.
From Ike fkiUulrlph, Suiu
Wo wi.ii we could DiHi .aiiiiu.. uron
enou.fi tu etprdu m ouu word u mH
gled blwrrence and contempt we loel lor
ir. umy a grauual aoamJon.nc-nt bill.
veiiettwl toe inau our iu whu h .i ..
brought buijfi- Coogreaa, V0 oeteat ine
bill itaeif aa an entire aurruudcr U the
pmata iu diapute beireo tlie body of tha
uatmu and uia uuUUurt-the cuuMitutioa
al ngn to vyy dm,U)( (at . protection. - it
diaarma uulliixalioii, but it ia by yielding
to all ita claim. It reatorua ounce, h...
auch Pace aa tlie weak einporora of Ro .m
need to bey ot' the bartiariana-
which but eucoura!! new war." If u the
peace ot aMbmtianifli tho nji,my of i lie
nniton eumiinHi an - nwim,uic4uui.
ri.,rP.hnt. No man cu 4iiuo tha
narmony o thia nation more than we, yet
wb wuura pmrr a wmmn t.i.f,.i.i
lily" lawa enact.-d bv the majority uf M
nation. " d. i AREr vl
look ro voutvpnopEH rr
If wo admil the diictriuea Uf Km f-X
dent'a proclamation we aurreoJeV ih
id- resorting the agnMai,Nla Cotli
upon .air riht .4 proporlr in"ay4e
,-v.cept by too aword. Tli. pnnfipi
being ico hrmly eaiablnhed aa the rule
of action for tne Fe,ral g rverntneiit. i d
t ,1 i .
iawa win pawteu
alavea.
more
i
Jed41ienhY to' 6uort,mcet the..aae,;and ; atav-'lhe eeti.o1 w' WM lwojraH ftrihie hittofahan
2 Z f Proclaoiatmn. ttonntent..-?:".-WoulrJ tha Unfcwatfller ii,-
wb ch - Waa TacWthatforthe last tvrojir lliree .Thil il not tho lima to increaae Ihecaieiea !Ji!rf !. ?! mlfar. t An,
and wiae ayitemcd"mea8ureattheattenlim r"r'n.,:'M.lon' ,M . ? UMU-
of An Pr.i .tn.,i Ma'-ahaAphMt w . "ll '" iiw proapoci oi a reouciirm or ih
ly arrangementa, ,d circara'stancea too ' "'5' wTora the aeaaion eok-d, w4it
disreputable ta bementiowitd here, ecept i iyjJJnrr.t. p "
ii.- .. i m n i . ' , It ia a ftct, that many member nf-the
-Here, aa.dilr.Uba oiuct paaso for a Smh Mw dfTf,iv0f) lheir cmiimAt hy
oipkktom tiWlrgihetil IhnrVrwarirevrw
? educed, and. would.die a natural deati
, . , , , . r , . I tin aeeamn in anite ot Nullincation.
I he charge that he had been actuated, m l i, . e... v..u:c.: u l .
0 part whtch he had taken by ng. j , jt mi ht h(l tho cr1)(t of
of d,a.,,pmteJ .mb,t,o,,.fr. C. aain i tha T.rilf. The Tariff will be'
;rr .-, IM tie uwunr regre wou na no. I 4rf K,. tk. m.,.l . j 1 -T -
iffasity of noticing himaelf in to important m..h:iu-.u- .k- t-ij. .7 .u.
ro,Tm wtr conaidered th jnetion whether
the rt'ht of regulating the induatry of the
fit itea wa a reserved or delegated power,
tut .what right a State poaaoaeoe to defend
Iter referred pwerf againet lh.encroach
ment of the Federal Hoveniment i a miea.
fiea on i the ideclaiohof wTuch tBOalue of
III tha ' re9oryedpoweri depemla.' The
sge ef the act of IW, with all iti oh-
tircumatancetl under which it waa adopt.
-td, hud almost, if no! entirely, clo-ed the
..j.Nur td" hopotthrottgh the fleweraHJovoro.,
. Jhenf. tt alfirJod conceive evidence that
'"tjii reaaonaWe propectof relief from, Con
grcta could be entertained ; yet the near
1 tipproach uf thn peri"! fth payment f
. . I ii.. i ii , in nmiiiii iiu, i r mio biwiih m nm
a diacuaaionjand that fthiujrcould induce iw.,.nia,ionne.. d-v. ih T.riff.i.t
ama 1 Mi iinaJ avaeeaai aKam aT .a a.
. ,i . a 1 Ull, ua jtTtitJ a;i Mivn iteaw itwvm ai ffj in
wh jthir Jho pitilmitife ayioem waaeooewbica
un m,n ami erniien, net aimr mn, -nm i ii waaoniv in tun view tnat DO noticed It. I t. . e .v.. .t. . . i t-
mi. v. earn, it luy aocame tte chief Secretary di-claw the tariff yet bmthen
win mul rill IA mnkn ikU rliimm TU. I ..
,B , . sorne: one aaya an mmnMW may tie re.
course winch the btate had taken, and HMel ihnVreeTr.l Mpiv...k...
which bad, W to the preaent controveray ed'liecau' they did rod any that the Tariff
Knt diian tanai aknl Ilia 1 ,v 1' .... . . I . .
,w,.. ..v. 4, C(roittl uuTornmuin, wa, grcatJv educed and would come off
wi wni M wi iwit fli.i3w3. m iaTOwietitm ythH msmm-' -
ry raw w o acrerw canvaaa wmcn ptac-1 : Ii i rf; ihal. mM. m. ik
ed him in power : and in that very canvaaa J ui i.nnivrv.iini mi uaiL
te ,bto f.;"daoder the otboua muMawed. theae very principle! which he nf c.l Kin, in hiJ m,.h JZJ"ma.
nowoffictally pronouncea to be tream and Bt M.mtgomery, vet manv praiae the Pro
rebellion, That waa the ported at which tlaination which denies aeceasion, apd do
he -ought pto- have- epidin.4 laving e. SwHk-wvrw-heiwwl -ami the halter H
matnedailent then,-and having, under his The "Blmidv .Bill" in tho Senate, aava
approyaUtnj'' 'ijnh.il di'iice,:received I Mr." Webater. ia the fruita of the Pvi..
IheaupiKirtand the vute of tha State. heImi;.mM - - ' - '
fn tj it aeuao ut uevtuuiri ait not pro- - t, is bcriinTTioTTTarrTiT, tlie ul'.
1li9. jwbltfiieh arid cleMioii iCeuor
4ackto thfr Preideitpy,?oli!l afFrdod ch,rf 6f deceptioii and ingratitude Ilia i
objoct, however, waa not to aaai the Pre !
a ray of hope not aottrong, however,
2o prevent the Slate from turning hefeye
fJhr fi iid relief, to her reaerved powers.
' tJuflor these circomatancos commenced
(hat tnauiry into the nature and extent of
ho rcaerved powera of a State, and the
jr-iiiat the encronchmente tf the Genera
O ivemment which has been pursued with
Id inteUigance. Never was there a po
Jitietl diecui'Carned;''itafmtw
tctiyityi and which Appealed more direct.
Jv to the iwclliiuce of "a, community,-
. Thnug!kout the whole no l lre. waa
n.i l. to the lot and valvar paMouaV But
4711 tha contrary, tho uWu..mhi trne. up.
the higher principW-of political
my, connected with the operatiooi of the
jaht riffaiatom, which are catcuUted to show
"Mr. C speech in tho Nalioual In-
OfeWR "; " "
aiJeiit, but to dofend himaell against a moat
unfounded charge. Tho time, alone, at
which the course, unon which his charge
of illannnaittlni 11 mhititn tu Tuiiukut " mil
I ! . I ... . I ' . ' . 1 f (
01 we'll, repei n, uuiieevoea. every unpre-
jdiiivim win iriirei nHll. " ( ntr UOCiriliO
which ho now sustains, under the preaent
Irl-IiiterOdl Improvement, ultrnlf&ik and
ulira-Federnl party are ready to lay down
their lives lor tho Uni h-mo..h tlw ton
atitution) Union fur robborv and plunder,
(n;t a Union of Justice and Liberty, for
si, inillituie of d.illaMJOyi'euU
atHoeewtno poople in the Tantf Statea.
No ! but a fsw bahoha init the plunderl'and
a few Stat-a pay th-i.wh.ilu. , .;.
It is n fact, that 11 every country but
difficulties, he openly avowed and maiutak:. this the pe-pr fi ht tr tolhr of ttixti Inrt
a4o.1d,ately after the act of IMS; that in thia free eulightejiod, and iuat Govern.
" biii 01 aoominatiuns, , as it na boon ao m,.t,t .M .iwi .m t .,,1. ei, -
ufl .....1 1.. . l : -. ' " . '"J'r "f
;..u .,r.r,7 iioiou ., . no itr,e firm.' when rresident. V ure. Presi
tttot parnid diaappmnted in any . views of ,b!(u and Cabinet all aay they are ti hi-h
ambitwa which he might t be suppled to and oaht Jt bo reduced, and atill at ran",
entortain! lie was Vice Prteid.-nt of the jjcr, some of '.ho m-M clamorou, ajhinat
United States, elected by an overwhelming :the taies are ready to volunteer to keep
majority. .. HO waa a eafididutef.tr re-elec- thorn on1 1 : - '
Uen aa the ticket with General Jackaon - If i a Tor trthafthe uirra. Federal party
Inineeir, with acertam prospect ot a tri. and the.PriK-Iamation, declare the States
imbantucceaa of tlwt tk-ket, ami with a Hr 0jt aovrirenttnf - Y. t: tfio former
fair prospeet of the highest office t-f W o, h thntigl.t tho Cherokee Indiana a free and in
an Ar.Hf..-8nc.ta1-,M a..', ?.Ht rifrCIlt sr.uVnry IHlefclwd ldia
wu iis course HaUer t&eae profpccH I Vii iaa uMA breath " ,
1
is it" a Mr. Clay infer: a aaerifirn nf
art toaavethe wh le Not at all. Mr.
f t m. .
conieut-racv. mat c.mi
fnderarv will. I fr . I P"
j .,,....,, , ,, n, nr 1 tr I i .... .,
tho perpetuity of our once happy 'and j T8rPte0C ,'dot posstbhr piui
riww Union. ft 'N w"'! en if a majority.of both
Mr. Randolph U atill hero.-Ilia healih WT8 r w 'Inhere -iooi tim
viaitora. To thorn ho talks freolv tml"1"4' homWe decision w.Jiild
the subject of politics, in which he takes a f?ma.n"l eaawn, we belreve n more
deep iirtereaiili dwwoocew the enftr 10 "Jf . rifl than tho preaent.
cing UII. A alronx oomsHtion1 ia tiint - - - If 44 artneressanrand
up, in the South, to thorn members 0! u"cllP.(' rr ,hn " mean apiritod truck
Congress who voted for it The evxito "nK t tho south convince ua that the
ment which haa prevailed in South Caro- U 18 nnniHilutional or oppressive, ami
lina and Georgia, ia rapidly ettendinff in- W8 my,'l"m,,d'ely abaudun it, but no
to Alabama. e er on compulsion, .
There haa been a ras of cholera at llie L " .de.,fl,, e cnneooences of this bill.
President's house. The wife of hisatur.
. mi 1 . .
aee. 1 ne tamiiy pnysician was Ur. Tho-
uir-Two ffi&Iical rntIeraen;j,:InjC
anu anoiner,. were called in consultation,
but refused to consult with Dr. Tkomnt,
in consequence of tho latter bavins with
drawn himaelf from a medical awori.ttinn
which had undertaken to rezulate the feea
of the facalty.
fir. fan mm ia ,, considered atronir
acre, - whoteyar he mar be elsewhere.
Me has received uftny visits and con "rat-
ulationa. Ua ia. evidently, monoaml tn h
the channel throuirh which all annointment
are hereafter to be made. Expectants of
every description, pnv their court to him.
He may now, I think, be fairly eroooun.
ceo, bo tar-as 1 ne patromtge -of the govern-
mem iaconcernea, f reimlent at facto,
q appoiutinonta, willbe :tnade. but with
hiaapprabatwut atid-4imentr-WhteTer
I!,I?!!jI.J,ji.M, to changef
KtTiecilMiieiPtii
ministers, 4c. yoil mu'st recoire with due
allowance for the atata of the times. No
thing will be done hastily. No oromo
turns will bo made until the lovattuitf the
.cididuluaabattb
ed. Mr. Fa Burtn is now the avowed
Candidate of Oen. Joctjon, aa hia auccesa
or " and to his support all are, or will bo
pledged, who are classed ainniir the faith.
jJj..:e.,j-iaiw -- ir ""
IhoolHce hunfera, whon they visit the
Vice President never fail, before ihnv1
teawhtnit 'lo uiogiie the prticlamation;
and.ila legitimate olfipring the enforcing
bfl!. ."Thr-v have all received their cuo,
probably, fnm the cabinet irresponsiWo.
Among those whoirisited him a fw days
ainee, was a certain member ef the Indian
a legislature, This geDtloman wiwhea to
be appointed a charge, lie has underta-
ken to answer for the west. Ue sate they
a m
True, it is so modified as to postpone im
mediate rum ot the manufactures them.
img inmn ao mucn aa the nation, whose
wnoto industry ia ao linked together, that
the mutilation of any one part maims the
wnoie, rar.'viay'a bill, supposing it not re
pealed, would strtject the whole
of the country 0 a cruel and lingering
de4 perbap, ...than the. sudden
wrone wtucn puta an end to life and mise
ry. - - -
res, we dctaet -,..most thorpughlr and
heartily this bill of surrender. But let
us not be charged with bigotted adherence
10 me iariu rtgnr or wrong. The prin
ctple of protecting; American industry, wu
consider saentialt the roStwmttr of th-
4 : . 1 . V
jamenean peopte. 1 et the tariff, although
.lt..JJ -r-. -
l'"3a3 re"pect protection as to .the ,ar-tuUMm.whicklaid..we
'rrnnl rADnn. .. ... .1 . " " ' ...
,.... .v.., ao , uiujrim amount.
temMiuiayel
requirea any alteration of tho tariff thia
winter, Let u$ net iaurili.
fore we provide means for diminishing it
.' tip in '
Tbefollowin-r article which we tab,
from that patriotic and independent Pdner.
me u. o. i eiegrapri, shows that Mr. Mat
thow Carey, h great Apostle of the Ta
rut ana federalism, ha, tri a fit of
and exasporatiori, thrown his paper in the
fire-i-aipaet hiaiukstaud-emntied
bot chewed his pons, and vanished n a
"eaeJicfora." tlurrafor Nullxtcatim!
How Mr. Ritchie will rejoice at this txit
iiiw i ana cnnmpioni Surely ho wifl
oric it fu bis uent Pspor. . - ,
Jffermnian.
",8IVIJrO Cf tub
SHtfw"
I M We learn from K;iM"l).l.;..L.i
will o for Mr. Vn B..ren, as the .ucrea-! Mr. M. Carey has gm.,? mi,, I
SOrf.i,CfrWr i 'iMird.:y''aaHrdaHm.iiptwiy.Iala
emanrinalintf tmm
If thia be doue. what raa are.
p- art o the tlicutioa of the lew The bbU.
H of'JtM liw,iaianral
aircngtn, ami it it cornea lo a c.aiiM rf
rirm, inn ieie Detwiwm tnn white aiU
on etiremi-iy doubt lul. Hut do rut lb
orirtern paper warn ea of ihedang-r f
j..ur...iim iKMuiiuua witn iim,-fe-tit
they will cf tlaiufy arm.our aiiivaaioBt
u I These people, backed by tha streams;
of the general government, would bo li-ar.
tut eon against on. ; Vn not tha-iihfa
imopie know that thi r the oltenorai.H
the Northern Federalists t.Tbe einWina.
fr?5M by tiio FederaXaZ
ment is ona of. their -a OKiet ..cbe4
schemes. hat K will bo attempted, la
bnnglhir.queatioa briCW-Gmgresa, past;:
efftrts convince u. Lei ua then uui'r ia,
our opfiosiiiim to iho nationaXiiatioautllrl
g;vernmout, and we" may avoid len ani
bloody conflicts fir the maintenance of oaf
itearest and most valued ritrhfl. " ".Vhr
IheJJyqth remain a'anfirely iind.ffaiiii t'
tho progress of consolidation in the g-Ww
eminent of (he Uni tu f Da they an ti '
y.. jntj'rlaiice ithafiaiata' ittglrt pnajai
ciples may assume fn the decision ol qn
tions of the character alludod to, by ro
ting constant. and inataut unaniiaiiy aftr
home, io aa to deter the enemy from int
dmg-oiir privileges t Let mnk'VTtF
cumvonted by the artful poljcy and hr
ntical profoations of the Nort'brn oa-mlot.
Ty rants never openly avow their iwrsr
"riKe J UO. blow when Ibev have roiniJi"-
lv lulled lto inuienidetH the people r
me mom uiiixmnue't profession ol attacs,
moot to liberty an I equtlitv.
, . - MIL . nTL'.it. n
A puldie dinner was given lo Mr. Tyleit
few days since, by the citiiehs ol 01 "
oester, This testimonial of reapfttt;ca
wima wun tne approving Kftaolutiotw
tlie people of other counties, must yiekfa :
elevated pleasure to this honest, JkitiiU 1
and ia Jfnemlent public seryaot.' Twlf
does he raorit the thanks of the Peojtlw
Helms "dared to be honeat in the wnr
of times.' With a noble ambition, he
haaardoil rpOwni5rinWni' iSH
country- preforring rather to fall " .
hpatri(t,thaa rise as a.parasito', V ii ';
NwYotra:;Alafch 1-:
The Sprtker Prosecuted. Mr, AM ''
Uecmw,' wh'ise modi's', bromaial to a ae-T
ber of Assembly to ta'ta i 0,000 stock A
a bank he was to yotn for. caiwed him '
arrested for a breach of irrivih2e,
iabjricted hint &k W,hfo repfiinSadfiw""
t no o;naKer, has commenced a pmse
lion Bi'Sfliat tknl ilinnitxrv fnt nMMvlt t
LftaUcry ajid false imprisonmeiUt ml -h'L ,
his damages at 830,000.
2rorgertf.---Somo rascal sncceedeI
kms since in eettinj? possession of K6W
yuited fltatea Bank money, froffl j,
branch iit thia city, by farmis the sign
lure , of 8. 6i M. Allen, to two checks, eo"
of ft 1 000 in favour of Rev: G. Sorinif. aiMl.
tine ot foOOOr In &vour of the HnB. Hf1.
ard Hiker. The latter was enclosed ie
letter, nurnortinir to- be written by Mb
Jlikrr atating -that helwas detail )f:
curi, and requesting the check m wt p
folhebov who preaenlnd il, which
done , Hie. signature of S.' & N VSFy "
wm ,ood imdU ,