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Sii h is cofbccaute I hare any ap
prehension ihat the 'resolutions- adopted
i Ja -Federal Caucus ViU be carried into
. effcd'tbai I take the fibcrty dT iddress-
yea-. Dipotition for.miscbief fre
quently outruns tbe power of effecting
iu We'tmile at the impatency ofpas
siacs which exhaust ihemselres in rape,
jnd are hannless more through inabitt
ty than want pf inclination! . Greater
strcngthls necessary d resist the laws
than Boston can furnish. Eren tbegeri
Uenitn -of Cornhill "and Broad-strtct
wculd think seriously of the subject be
fort they left their shop and their ware
houses t point a musket at the officers
cf goTerument.. - These reflections les
sen our alirm at the threat of open je
sistance to the laws, but in ho degfeedi
talnish our surprise at .the sanction of
tout name to so bold a declaration, y H
It has beeo thought the policy of the
party, of which you; are the leader, cm I
great and naxaraous occasions io scp
their first character! behind the scenet
and cihibit as principal actors, men. of
no . name amf little responsibility. A
different course shews the seriousness
of their 'wishes and the ardency of their
hopes. When, therefore, the President
cf the Senate, Uhe first official charac
ter they claim -in 'the state, before an
immense multitude of people seconds
resolutions, which, declare that the laws
wiijrr and rAU he retist'eJ," and advo-
caies toeiracopuon wim ait inc energy
of his resistless eloquence, ' the case if
identified : with the partr. and he and
they must answer to the charge before
the offended majesty. oi the American
people. . .' . i c .; ?
The offtnce'of resisting the laws in
cludes ercrf species 'of injury to. the
happiness and even existence 3 of the
country. Etcry law of the gpternment
is protected by the same sanction and
eouallr entitled to obedience.'- It one
mar be resisted so may any and all, as
the convenience of Sndmduals or the
nstlcssness of faction shall direct Few
Lws which inflict a penalty or enfoice a
tax receive universal approbation. Let
the passions, the interest, or the judg
luent of indiriduals Bsc above the autho
rity by which laws were enacted and.
rtrsuade the, people to resist their exe
cution, and your country becomes one
great theatre "of 1 anarchy and faction,
ysur government Is overwhelmed in tbe
viclence of political tempests ; and well
yhall it be for the authors of 'this cala
mity if they fall not a sacrifice to the
rage of a distracted people and whiten
sitU their bones the country they have
ci sob ted. . v
You, sir, who are thoroughly read in
the history of nations, have in your mind
many fatal examples to justify the re
mai k. We need not seek them beyond
our own snorts vny wu.iudii me
western counties of Pennsylvania du
ring the admtnUtralibo of VVashington
ere in a blaze ot civil war and a for
midable mihtar) force stationed in the
centre of what once was rustic innocence
and peace ?v-- - v
The "answer is obvious. The inhabi
tants of those countries were instigated
to oppose the execution of laws really in
jurious and oppressive. Oreat talents
misapplied were employed to seduce the
allegiance and inflame the passionsrof
the people. " The-government was de-
rAi n rA '11 (.mbimmI 4 linmtl f
Nor did faction waste its strength in
useless menaces and intemperate re
vj'.ves, ft enforced the resistance that
th'eateoed, and produced a scene of
ry end rum which it Is hoped will
check the spim Qf nl! future insur'trencvV
. ano cairn the most daring ambition that
. . o
; T ltsc against tbe laws.
When the resolutions, ' seconded by
y u and Adopted bv an asss emblr of two
thousand people, drclate'ihit an act of
.trogrtss and vill hi resisted,"
w nc tacts I have stated enter into the
couterophtion of th- tlbens aqd' were
J fully ar prized that resistance would
.be civil war? ;r ' 'V -fZ : .
You are, sir, a dietingutshed legiiiaV
Yocn pressing; tfthe Senate
a:d, where the dignity you 'maintain
canimjD(i uni? etsal respccticl me ak
hit would be youraecsatbns If the ex-
uuoi ct a law with your ofikia! siena
.samarkcJitssuthoritysnouU
I L V lorcc f Conw6 of. being J
L , lorcc J "tou oljbeiog J
the side as wdl pf jViliceiVof
. l;i: iLA iLx i1f with all the
strengtli of a'ffrra and energetrc govern-
mn InA'A'rt !tmalice of disaoDomt-
rrt;nind the venceance of unsa-
lisfied ambitioo. The threats of bppo-.
sltion.l the .menace" of. resistance, the
murmur of 'any faciioh,1 and ht elo-
mnrW thf riin ii. would excite only
1 .,:ir ..v..:t mVthinP-. vou
would 'sav. might be vielded to petition,
but nothing to force., inreais prcKw
ibe'repcal of an act which might other,
wise be 'modified-; The.dignuy of go
vernment, "the sovereigTity of law must
atU events be maintained, even by con
tinuing aa act which might otherwise be
repealed. If the state bows its authority
to the menaces pf an election assembly,
it forever incurs the charge of tlmiditjr
and weakness; . 1 .
- Snch 'wMiW be voftr reasonioc.. Such
breeiaelr the effects the resolutions
yernroent of the Union., -ilesistance nas
then 4 tontrcry effect toahat which Is
desired. Jf. the lavr, which the resolu-
! pttsiitid in" longer than i pcc- ,. WUhout proceed.rg t present to no
VZJZZZi IS, l.,r iLtUvmiuhF er.part of which have oaf w in them)
Z:?XZZttirtL Firrrf,'
wui never be maaetowaTcr in is course , ic u w
br .lleutiller, of Taper Resolutions ljcan. S Jou call them, Mding d ex
bfcha'Botton Caucus'can collect.. frc-H.ng the. CoTeroment. or th.s great
I Jl mf! Policy ol'Ui measure wjum
LHyttheyutbethe jUdges.Tshouia
RhinkitlniuriouitoyourV
Many bf them,holdlucrative offictf
.i..- nf J
WUiUH. iuu, .
ter havintr: denounced the government
-Ijv r j - ; . i,o rn
W'Wl.SS
TOUT JIILITI A orflttKSiauiiuaic mtu
i . - - - 's.'- v.,. .
troops to resist a foreign tntmy if they
A.i , -if:.-.i w.;:t:. tl
great law brricisi bas encouraged in-
iVfiency by declaring that . Iaw. mi
and will be resisted" with what propriev
trm he trrtit the bar a Door
Between Alexander and the Pirate the
only differenceas in boldoeasordepre-
dation.' ODewaiaplundererornations
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t- ,u-Wr;f .mt t,,rlr1
Lf..,.nlrfn. RrtwUntheticVM
tVe'cHonsuVh. psreliel might
be drawn. The miscreant .would with
h the lawivhieh nro. II
prohibited
enemies of the country -i-if the one may
be openly denounced s the other may he
violated
But. sir, altho' caucus resolutions, de
claring that a law must and will be re
sisted,' even when advocated by the first
talents ; and respectability in the Stater!
do not alarm us wiin any-apprenension
of regular actual resistance zWo con
fidence in the great body ot the people
convinces us that they would reject with
abhorrence any systematic violation of I
the laws although the effects of, such
resoiunons arc yo injure lueir auvocaics,
and prolong the evils they threaten to
. '. .a.' J . '
remove yet there u one serious mis
chief resulting from them, for which
their advocates are justly responsible.. ,
It is the .tendency which they have
to undermine the Constitution, and. to
DISSOLVE THE UNIOK OF TBE STATES.
The Constitution of United States, de
rives its strength from public opinion
and the attachment of the people. He
who destroys these destroys the founda
tion on which the temple is erected,
What. let me ask you, will sooner de
strov it. than for men of great respects-
buity ana cnaracxer, men woo enjoy me
esteem and confidence of y their fellow-1
citirens, men whose influence has been
acquired bv the splendor of talents and
declare that I the law. "or their country m.jortuea , .n both . Hoaaeof Con
MUs.A).D WtL a,aaatSTKD.--A Breaa f Hire theynoUixteen .Ae
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"in:; II
ment which has
o carry its laws intg operation is a mere.
. . ji i t.i.slu ; a c,.. !
Xiowcry ui ickiwuii.; onus ii
odividoal.dictatetbtJielawt&oppce
them at pleasure ls a seat bf anarchy
mVnf,V;tn t0'whirh'anVdesr'tism
U . ,r,rnhm: " Let it be once falilv un ll
dersto cd that powerful :men may; resist
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panicuiarawj, anasflCTC C"u our puy-1 1
letter.-The U0ionJsaWorMnd...Itr
KHfr, fcin rlnnlM f fl. 1 1
sincerely hopex air, that extensive
w is
.sincerely fiopet ir, that extensive
V :
it sent Produce such effects. ; The people
have too much information to permit it.
Yet these resolutions have not been
fharmless. ; The tAw,-indeed, s not irat
peded in its dperation?. hutahe election
on the nekt day was conducted. in Bos
ton with more anger and violence than
n any former ocCasfon Respectable
Republicans were insulted. .Officers of
Government were pelted with mud and
suiwui M1-
urriph were incessant and boisterous-
The boasted u head quarters of good
principles" resembled a camp of sedition
and insurgency. LKOLIN.
FROM TBE TRUE AMERICAN. J
: To tlcPttntercftbc Ncvt-Bnmraick Guardian.
h: -"' DUlwuu 'aic "
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pennlt,tne to uk rou a few general
iV(akiUMa uii tun auujkt- ...
, Is it probable that the leadincrHeoub
. , .
c?f c ?ubJc "
Allowing them to be so could
ZtZnhVw ?
pect to gam by it x Would their ambt-
. . ..ifi-j I Wnntrt-thPV Arriv
, - -
aoy new powers or honors from estate
or vassaliee ? Or rather wooia they
, , f 11 W- k
loot be, shorn ol aihtney now enjoy
(WN,.4 :r ,tt. fK r.r
I Would. it flatter, their .vaniiy to ttoc
" ""H Ji'. "
Mer, who hot eren the.r eoafr-he
T ? - " 1 Z'"'
ml-'W?J ?! "?.T,fl - -yur
.ne "j00' f !df" Pu,l dV
f J? ne ?B
? renot .uch ,n,r..rnen ;
but this would prove them to be utterly
acsiuuic oi even coramuu amuuioii,
Md devpidof all : manner of tirtftr.
faUr t0
;'.u f !; i
ouia it iceu ineir avarice f t uq. iney
charge of thfs kindVl On the; contrary,
you accuse them with having given
money to him ! What ! voluntarily
become his slaves, and pay him Tor the
privilege ;of being so'lj Would he not
have us without being paid for it ? Or
would our ruters ' insist on' his .taking
our money as well as our independence I
Republicans such knaves and such fools
as all this would prove them t -
' Give me leave, Sir, to answeror you,
,..".. . a . . a a f -. 1
mat you oo not ouityou ininK inese
suggestions may impose oq some, wno
nave not common sense or common in
formation, and may be the means of ma
kicff few proselytes -or gaining a few
votes. -And is it possible, that-for
such paltry; and pitiful objects, ycu.wlll
calumniate tbe Government ot .your
country, andji gre'at majority of your
felfow-citizens It is possible it is
certain-browning men,ays the proverb
catch at straws a sinking party, says
observation, grasps at 'every thingVthat
affords a shadoj o support. ;t , . v 4
But, I would ask you further, if the
Republicans are under French influence,
what prevents ihenT from" uniting with ;
French arnist Have they, not ihepow
rr ? j- Have they not the . President, the
Vice-President,, and all the Heads of
Departments I Have . they, riot large
seventeen vjovcruors-u
theGovernorsof Territoriesr Have they
ntones t Do they not compose a vas
- . - e n.l.'l tvi, ,;,..
lu" ulr:
parte, and aidingin his schemes of con-
Answer, these
Sucv ' -
U qwiuona, my. , -yef
irhave come under French influence we
; z'.z . . . ,-. ..-.a "
Da .cectarea war-agam?ingiafla.
nwnVc,
v1
ments of r ranceLop our rights as strong-
ly as against those of England ? AVhy
have we made our acta of reialiatiap or
resistance "apply' to. boih afike'f Why
nave we ottered tne satoe terms ot ac .
cornmodation to England as to France ?
Why did our Government' instruct' our
Minister in FranceL.to - represent; out4
wrpngsano assert ourrgnts wiui jrans
ness and rmness Why did. that
Minister, in 'the very tbeth of-the Em
peror, ,speak to him ini a language; and
tone never, yet employedeyen to the,
imbecile apd stupid King of GreavBri
tain ? Why.didthe rtcpubliqan'pfes?
es throughout the Union applaud in the
highest straln.this ibrrjn4Jagpj9ic;:
and the Republican pahyf on that Min
ister's arrivirjg In this country greet himJ
wiin every .testimonial, jpi . approDauon
and esteem ? Why, ivhcn the Embar
go was laid, was it made to operate a
crainst France as well as England : and
why, when it was repealed, was it iais-
ca wiin regara co r.ngiana as weii as
France-? Why did the non-intercourse
act apply equally to both;; and why
were precisely, the same conditions of
removing it offered to each ? . Does this
look like treating France as an ally, and
England as an enemy Tffll ns how
you reconcile all these! facts---ir facts
you know t hey are with French influ
ence -Came, Sir,i no 'Shuffling or
twisting. The- maniwho dare', make
such a serious charge) againsti.the Go
vernment and People bf his own coun
try, as that of being nder foreign in
fluence, ought to-be prepared to sup
port his charge with evidence, direct,-
substantxalconclusivh: Give us suck
'evidence, and we will credit you Give
us JKc evidence, ana we wur nun irom
their fiigh stations, our Rulers, quicker
than we promoted themV A But whilejill
pport of your accusation only
straggling circumsfancesj-'which may.
" mean any thin gVr nothing," artfutly
Jiuddled together to give them the ap
pearance ot connection and consequence
you. must' excuse, us for' giving them n6
credence'a and for saying that- you- do
not believe'. them yourself, but employ
them as mischievous boys do chaff to
catch silly ' birds.. ':h r : : : ,:. y.
lot the People are jrown too old to
be caught, with chaKy-They will sif it;.
,8c see thaMhere is not grain of truth in;
ii. x ncy win ucieci uic inn aiucu,
NE W BOOKS;
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Jacob's Law Dictionary, 6 volumes1 8vo,'
Selwin's Nisi Prius2 vols, :fi: : 4
Johnson's Reports, vols- 5 and 6,
jiay r ouio t,
tlastV T ditto VolMl.'
y. Evans's Trial, a case of Assault and Batteryi
4
includiog.an interesting discussion respecting
the discrpline of the Societyof Friends. . t
Taunton's ditto l' v; '(
S Witt's Evidence,) .. ,t
Medical Lexicon, in
Ih.
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Burn's MidwifryM -Tlrur
rn' Asthma.'
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Dufief 's Nature' Displayed, -2 relsi
. New UniversaTand' ProhoutiCMig
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sack a x nepiogicai iJiaionaiy, vois, ;
' i Miscellaneous W orks, 2"volsr y
Lempriere Classical Dictionary X"
.Ttimpr Ahrift rft't of the Arfs. & !cincl
' Witherspoon's TOilcphic LecturesV.
V ' 1 " ' ;Miscellaaiesfi.t
Log
Staunton'a Einbassy tl)China, - :H y$.
. Whelplex'sistoricar Cotppend, '
Gass's JourosT of Lewis & Clark's Vovare.
Montgomery West4ndis,'' V 47
American Speaker. tVfiipnt 18i;
4 iPME SULV Xy.
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Situate on the, Yadkin Hiyer; i
CONTAINING abllibo AcreaS vridi
jL; two excellent Fisheries n it, Severa lib
ands befonging'te- the TractrTheLarida is
very well ad lp red f cr xhe idtrvapori of corn;
wheats xottbn;-, andjtdbaeeewi
buildings' andj 'cbnvcr.isrit' ouf-houseV and a
CottoVMachine.W&.IAtfuH
thought iioi)ecesaryji as it U presinned nape
son would wish to ptpxhsje wuhont; seeing the
fremfsesrA lso," sixhundred and forty Acres
Tins- about three rniles frocy the ?N arrows' of
the Yadkin: River, on Beaver, l)am Creekt that
rurathro2h - 4lae:TrtCtVf--Apply ta Roaaai-
en the fremists . - om i .
iary t)t inc rjcircq asa cngiiaa juan-
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sh ' Grammar, i fe r KIk 'icS
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C.. it will be executed yntn rieatness Coiue
dent, having in my emptor a person ii&
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general, TVoni hii haying worked iii-Wifork,
Philadelphia; JSTorfolk; &c. $ide1f1bytloiae
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4
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south of the ciifilofnlng tbejRalatiotisfbf
Lewis Holioman and -Vv;idoi Kuters?TKete
are: IS or 20 acres iftclosebf and froift ' Wto k
acres uncleared. Enquire oftthPrinters
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INFORM their fnends and. the public; iir ge- ;
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of great variety of GOODS afthcyi Storevthey
nave recently jeceiyetu a larguajnoty ot ithje -
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Blue and Yeqo.NankinsVflttfs'
Sheetingi ;reads, r
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merate, hich ttpj; will r seUtlcwwholesalej"
or retail for Cash-'orrPilCifv? M
11; They request those; who arefn&i;
and make payment, j r : pM$$?$
I FayettevHl,' March
IIE.Cornmissioners of the Imcipal Banle,
established: at Raleieh.- havine: iretfeived ki:
. 8u35cient sum "of inooey fpejplhe.saMaki'J
mto bperatibiri agriieaW
f tie act es1;ablishTngthe5tateBan
Carolina liei-ebV call a p-enerat mefetinyhf thw-i .
i3tuukimu ya aaiu 4Jiiif 'tu.uc.wm at. iUC7''
State-House in the City oalefghg
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S tocldioUerse required touthoriw
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ox eiurusiiiMt me manuiaciure or iomy anop.
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tyre, &c, r-v ff 'Copji
Cotton Shirtirigrl s'GinghamsCamhrjcs; ;
in"' the forenoon' ol inUid-iM'thtsr4 WH
noi'eof electingii(ieteen '-BirtQh'etut& V;
ther'said oh)oVatbrC-V
Proxies irithfelldwingfoiTOy :
J b.einga-Subscriber; ishlresiifciht j
C.fU.- to vote for me. and in mv behalf, at the.-.
ensuing gieoerai-m
of the said Bankfl) be held at aleiorilie
Mtoo&ray'Sri
be witnessed b.!! ustice of the -Peacef ipi
'. .7. a iie vuminissioncrs 01 (ae several Draiiuit
Banks 'are v requested, to foard to the :.Com-
missioners of VreVr!rtfTpat Bankiorrect iiii7:i
bf their Subscribers statin theSninB
.t. : a7v7.lV--j !rt7777-7- '7.I.:- lifiV-V
soarcs suoscriDeu ror oy cacn. previous 10 uiB ra;
said generaf ro'eeting; Qf the ..StocJdldetaJ'J
will con vehe af the State-Hoose af1 id o'clock
4 ne.a-rornmisaioncrs 01 inc rrincipat jpanK 7f 7
in thenforbinsi of theday ,apTOintedf6t thW 1
general meeting of the Siwkhvlders,tforf the j
purpbsebf transacting: : sH:buSnaesf -jbreal
totjrto the said general neetmgi aslahl
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