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limtivm
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the duty of ?
ilnst any ig*
: tfio constituted
tvtn subject. Your
therefore claiming to he vr
icefol aiul dutiful clu?cn?, at
ineiple* of our government,
jowers-by the constitution of
auiutMich yonrtoononna
?.tills, us rary woulu wish to do
I# occasions itt Mtc language of
Mt^Miioiiitrante. The subject to
th your'tacntoriulUts would invkc your
ttlonbthoTulnous policy oft he measure
led the Woollens Rill, Introduced ut the
ieuion of Congress, and which they
c ..reason to believe will be pi-ppo?ed ut
the Atttt* with a-systematic efi'ort or kmc.rt>
without a parallel in our history, anil umU'r
. circumstances that augur any thing but
' tranquility to the Country. Your memorial
?!st* ground their opposition to the measure
? <fij?ne*tion, fit !>t upon It* unconstitutionality.
', -They assume it us an undeniable priuciple,
that the general government am legitimate
ly exercise no power not expressly conoe
?or* I in the Constitution of the United Jstates,
or not granted by direvt nnd neccssury Im
plication. That the privilege of cncuumge
' .ng domestic manufactures is not embraced
timler the former class of power* I* not pre
tended to he derived. Ttiridt cannot be
claimed under a fair construction of that in
stilment Is also obvious, if wo but tnke into
consideration the purposes for which our
' . Government was organised, and .the nature
of the powers conceded In the constitution
by the State sovereignties, that composed
'? the convention. The only ubjects for which
. the States attached thcmseUea with this
corittoact of confederation, was mutual pro
tection anil assistance, In case of foreign in
vasion. It was to prevent the catastrophe
aft of tliefteevcral republics belag?cooquerexl hi
detail, by a superior for elgnfowec.
? Thus We find that all the legitimate pow
cfg of the General Government, cclute di
rectly to this objcct | or to one uuxiliury to
this, the prevention of collisions smHli?v. ?>.
tions amongst the gtaUs themselves?This
power to encourage domestic manufact.no>.
by restrictive duties upon foreign Imports. ;?
is conceived, lia# nothing to.d<> with the ..:i
tionnl defence, and is tliercfovc foreign ; i
the pumo?4*fer which the Gem ral Govern
merit wn, MUtltlllCd, TltC >\ll)W(<r In nmv.
-hull the capital n( thex;oti'>?'' ? ??.'.*: *'
it Into unnatural channels, la one wliirh your
memorialist* conceive to he ??f no miliar ??-??i.
tcaocncc } nnil one also, which from tlie ve
ry physical situation of our country, ran uc
,yer be exerted but for sectiunal advantages.*
From Its very nature It must he, ranked us
ft primtry oat aj;ui-incidcnUl power of th"
General Government. Can it he v.ippu ?cu
?/or a moment, thnt when so muny other pow
ers (>r far less moment* than that now under
.^tusidclrutioi), arc enumerated and specified
Withaijenlous precision, which emiksthc
character of the Government thai wan ?Ixnit
i be orgaolxed, that this prerogative viml
n fleeting the lutcrcst ami proMMrity of
m ?4 Jtbis Union, end an hnpor
of Govcrmenta* peltcy* should
it Into our Coiistitittjout as a mere
wCr, and should baVe been left to
construction-of that Instrument?
t the wisdom of the llfts^-lous al
lien fixed the limits nf ?be Cvno
lit, have suggested the propti
t (if. it was to 1% ifctvim at alt)
si hmgungc. But .what art* ar
whith thisdangcroi., doctrine is
to be supported
(yiftitution declares thnt ?? Congrt rs
wcr. to lay and collect Tuxca
d excises to pay the debts
jtfic tommi.ii defence and
of the Uuilcd States.**?
of tlie general welfare"
*it la attettfiftttl to exercise a ptwer, and. hi
trodUcc a* policy Into om country, at war
wlt)% the spirit, and Subversive of the fun
damental principles of our Government (to
.Wit.) equality of rights, and an efficient pro
tection to alf branches of honest industi > ?
Under this alarming doctrine, your mcitio
rlalists can not discover where theao con
structive encnyichipcnt* will terminate?
To give to this, clause of our Constitution,
such amcankig in the face of alMbe tpeci
ficatloHs and restrictions of that instrument;
MKvfl defiance of all just rules of coustmc
ttoo, would be, to constitute our General <?o
nnient of indefinite and
; powers?It would rc
MewiJSbv.crcigntles to'that of'petty i?un!SJlr
pities?Your memorial! " ??=
of a despotism more
a government' claim'
uo other principle tti
and tobethemselvies<
it the general welfarc contk3?>-~ruoi c
rers cannot be excrcis* d or
Au
:ed toywir honor
,t?er is at least douht
oogrtM should refrain from
of a doubtful power That it Is
?nyp? I* evidenced by the faet that jtviny
k fbMM'dlchit^andalargepnrtloualtiic |?co
aw4,w- "vmt, arc opposed to the doctrine
>wcr being vested In the General
ation therefore be
,? out by the Coo
to the prople of the
jnpaoplg can malc
i wMMtver auch era*fcs
?ff^ty aod bap*
i no barrier
vWlf WWIIIU l)C) \o C"fin
\tm;
<to?e tEKtaUs from
by partial d
pretext loo. Docs the gcttcri
t lathe nevoltlsg lnju?tlce of
th? iKouiK of thu whole m
U fair the general welfare tl
r, the merchant* ?ml tlne-wadea
.. _ to be taxed, to wtk:.u the cupidity,
tt InMire the imprudent i|Ktul?ttaM?
e manufacturer ?
To drive the construe r? (by which bto be
uiKlcrttood a large m j ?r;ty tit the American
people) from the foreign market, iumI compel
then) to um; inferior manufactured good* ut
hu advanced price, I* notbing lenn tln.? a
robbery of the difTci ence nfthe owt
Twyuur mcmorlatUu it matters lait little.
wltdJicr llair hmirkV gains are to Jie rifled
fiom^ltv.ii'.jxtckvtH to aipport a mnmifactu- ?
r.?.|( svsteui, in which they bavu no intercut,
or-to nil tku (cffiin of a foreign dc*jH>t.
The agricultural and commercial interckts
of the emmtry hit at thin time suffering un
der the severest and most nnpret edeuted
depivnnlon; and thin metutire If adopted, will
Um?1 them with additional and intolerable
burthens?while tat the contrary, the nali
of capital into the manufacturing m stem he- .
HpeakM Comparative prosperity. ?
The people of the Southern .States have
ever, and still contribute more to the reven
tie of tiu' ;;? nwitl fcovcrnnent thannuy other
portionot ihe uiiion. II nig exclusively an hr
rlcnltiiral people* they pay'n tax tipoii every
item of m iinif?r.tut ed k?*kIs?.mifin j.\t ry act
of their eoiibunation. To swell tlune duties
by other* laid on to encourage domi/ktic fab
ric % \*. tfldjbe intolerably grievous anil op
pressive. Ihit the'mhah'tcU wluch will en
sue to ymir memorialists from this measure
arc.not couftued to those that are direct iuid
iniaK4ll:itc.^ll'lie fuund.itinn of all eom
uicr?:e i* exchange* and it I'oreiKU ^oo^-. are
t<> < N( hided by heavy duties iu .favour of do
mestic iiiniH'tacture*, the people uf tie.;
Southern Stati* can find ur> jnurkct for the
great staple commod-lien of tlx ?r numtry.
Ily the annihilation of the resources of
revenue ivhicli tlic icstoctive system In like
ly to prod ut, General <mvernmrflt will find
it necesMi r> to r* sort to direct taxation; which
will operate <ta an additional hut then UIHm
the people of the South, and whlolt isoi all'
otlu'l>, Ibe most odiuus method of raising a
j re\ .i?ue. Jiut ludepotulcnt ?(tliiuiqjectm?
' arising fuom the uncou?ti*>linnuUtj\i'uKt Ine
quality of the on i .uie. your, memorialists
are ot thoopinion, that it?c:HUoe.at ? ran lie |
Micr.ehf.fully cucounteied upon tin- ground of'
1*h 'unpolley,'4'He eotrlotU e is con
trary to the spUit of tke age la ?* hifch* wi
? live,and is opposed Umoflnu of the best
1 tnhlished nntlivi of polkknl econooty. If
c.'.iutucrciul.CHtrrpriye.cnn supply a tom
modlty rlu a(jCt' tbieimiiuufacioriug industry*
wbyisfit :isli??l, Mititll the nation not beat
iiliert;. t'? hroelit by the ?up"iiwr c isiplii'U
(J the forci ;ii market^
Win should gnvemmewt uArtiVirtotlim-t
the industry, or riftitnl of individual*, wJu'ti
llii' known taw ??t" tiade, and thcjLunwn rule
of pole.} tint (In rni|)|fn?uetn hi sucl\in
dustry and capital, sliotil^lu; cxclusivi-ly tdt
'*o the prudence ami nki^l i>t'^.hoy^ wjiiiy,^
? 4 tht'inv \\<t >, llicriliifc lt? I)k. hi|?
Mint ip' ul the nation.' I'll, tr.itH414'fUi ne
\ir In<>'iitv enriched hy a manufacturing
system., which ciNilim r, the fitiwit in tlu*
liurchiiw ot the artnle of his ?? n?tttii|?vs?>ft
to the home market, wlum the- foreign 11r.u k
? ft supplies them t'liCu|iur mill lii-tti r, F<n
wJniU'vi r detract* from tin* surplus enpit il
of the .citixi'im genei'iilly, iletmUi in tlx
. fr.tmc ratio from thepalioual prosperity? toe
. wealth of a tv.ition heitij^ "itly the* aKKicgal.
wcilth ?>! the individual* who contpov it
The history of those nation* v.hkh h.w
(int.'.t ftiln tested the miiit llvcsystini ?
t tablishc* this principle conclusively, tint no
jlsH'Vnu'ient.d huerlercuce with the 'Mpit.il
MMl industry of a country ever lias, or pro
l?jbly ev<r vill be nt'.endi'l with in'innal
tfMetv.*.
fv/The proiui*;* ?f Cutvrc licncfi'% am! *f a
Jierjitjl when the protectkrfi will jiot he n< cit
ed ur asked, ia\e vuifonnally. proved false
aiidtfec.eptlve. When wn*. the cxrlnsii c < n ?
joyijteiit Af the market ever rjMietly telin
rjuiglM i.l by tUegreedy monopolist. 0* what
*ec.irUy nave tUy nation for.Ahese distant
splendid result^ but the tuiiscy declarations
of uelanaot tueii hit crested to tniwy,rt*nt<
ami Urcrive, and to make UttlMM.qf tM peo
ple. A flan* of men wW*C allegation* should
go ftir nothing accordhig to the wineM i^Ick
of e\identic, in .the most ti iljltijgudiei.i'. '
cecding, are not entitled to belief; in tu:/r,. H.
ot inch vast nntional muiient. Who hut
those that view thin-subject Oho? the-felt*
.111'I distorted medium of *cJf interest, run
discover tho*e advantages from thb. ay*tem
falsely called the "American Kyutrtu;"
kIiom! fundamental principle i?, to benefit
our |i?'sieiity by impoverlulling??m *clvc?.
From what portion of the Union do we hear
tlief-e clamour* for protection; from th?.*e
only that are exclusively'miintitacturing.?
Your luemorialitts know how ;p? valfte the
the b.illuw profession* of those who under
the -ipct iou-t |?ln,? of ftational Ixdcfitu ate
fttrivhigtojuggle Uu-'ir ncighhirtir'H money in
to their own pockets.
Prom all which consideration*, your me*
mnrialikts pray of your honorable *l?odv not
to adopt a mciuuru involving thv exercise of
a doubtful, if not usurped prerogative?the
commission U un aet of migrant injustice
a?>d the adoption of a courte <tf policy
fran>;ht a-> ?Uey believe, \vjth ttntjonal ea
1 injitji.
lly the common toil* of our-forefathrr* in
achieving wit- independence, hy tlje contaitm
ties of intercut wliicji yliould ynitc tltdfcc
State* in a ImnmI *f iudiwlubte tinioo, tlwv
npncnl to you, not to udotH a mcaaure which
strikes at ,the not of their mospcrMy, which
invade* thejr dearest right*, ami whoao iuy
vitnble 1 < suit wast be to nlieniate the uityc
t ion* of this portion of the IJnJqu /ram the
(icnernt fiovernuient.
And yoiur memorialists wlU ever pray fice.
t'fmm Ik* I'. >,?!. $
AMJOUUNKI) A NTH'AH IFF
ING, AT Y(>MKV|f
The Commtltw who were
report to tliia meeting on
instant, presented thr<H
Col. TNVMAk Willia
?olvitions, which were
???/
linn, OH 111* subject of the
. y heretofore pursued lor C?
and also on the subject of thepi
Tariff ou Wodcni?' . ^ L'^
The Committee rceommeiKl tl
of the follow ins Keaolutions i
I. NnMwd, mi the mum t?f tfii
?if thin District, that Kqwlitjr of Hi
?<|IWlKy of tewtw equality of '
ity of rifikt*.
hurtheaVaad
dameut3|55
equality of benefits are tlic fundamenti
?\|>ka of all the Kc|mIjUcm {ioveruments.i
Mid wei c intended by, the framtrs of our
LViiiktUutloii tx the lavlolaWe basieof our
federative Mttrm t /
2. Ih*o/vi<t, That this to a government
(if iatH/iromkr, the power* of which are de
fined fn the constitution j and that It t* dan
Relwuto traaeend* by a-proceu of strained
and doubtful construction, ka txprtm limit a,
regardless of the mode prescribed for " al
urutiou Mnd amendment?"
3. Heootvrd, That in orfter to preeerve
hnnnonjr between the General and State
(iovenimcnu. agentr. uppohited for specific
objects.can lifter wifely ami rtglitluily aa>
Mint'.* the exerrlae of any powers not ex
pressly delegated :
4. ftrtoJvcH, Thnt the brood considera
tions of tl?i' ?* cnmmtni defence and xenerul
welfare" were the appropriate oftiwtn cf
the Convention only, who framed the Con
stitution ot the United Htatcn,?-and that
Congrets enn consult them in no other way
than HI iitcorditnec with the express powers
gt anted by thut ln*trunKnt t
). Heiolvut, rhut46 foster one bianch of
indmtry nt the expense of au9t(icr, and one
class of" men nt the uxpenaeof the ?c?t with
out an cj ftrt nt /(rani qf ftotvrr for tliat pur
po?e, it in violation of that equality which
wc regard as the has-.* of our constitution t
<V Tieiotvat, That no power to encourage
domestic manufacture*, m* a sole and ex
elusive olycos, is upparent to us in the Con
stitution ; mid, theteforc, every Tariff which
lo?ik<? toth.it oldert atone, \% unconstitutional:
7. Nij'j/vn/j That the Turiff of duties
which t* proposed on troollrn manufacture?,
j untievi?r> other, A'htcli goes beyond tho pur
poses of HKVKNUKafor C'omtitutlonal oA
wjtti#---is Mte.rftr^ien' ji.Wicll as uuc'j>l?titu
tUwat :
- f SDciuuiwr,
dt will dmiinibh the revenue of The i'nited
States, mid mi far disable the tieneral Gov
ernmcnt to.fulfil the purposes of its adoption,
ami especially* to pay ihc/iuAlic debt, alrt-;*
dy in existence^ 'hy diminishing foreign im
j??rli\tio.:s and thus euftiug ??ff the most legi
timate ami ln.iii'u! sou ret:'..f nwtioual funds ;
.Because,
j Jt will he mjuditV-os i'?>r ernmti* no
; sustain, nt ilie cxpenecuf * re?pi? mlile pin -
I tiou of tin- C'onivderucy. mx stniuit i.|
i ? whic4i theelrcii iiMHtiues <>f ?oeiei\
I ortlie iinpssidfuee oi rcndeisnn
, pmfil.ilih' ;?md that it w tl l?c nojnsi and
umiecv?sarv i<? ?!<? mi, if ?nch hivestuienu al
?reaily yield :? t4-.1v.nr.1ljk prriit ;
Jtueuuse,
Tlic consult)."is of nianufuctuiTS .tie the
great Inidy at-the tuition, and or.gltt 11 t to be
?t.iuetl for the licnefit ol the few ;?paita u
iMh u,e ro,rv"
JlccaiMC.
| ll'lte r.iu'iura^carotot of manufacture* by
(?Jmv, beyond tin* demand* of connucroc only
|?ttuii?cs the din^ti'tu of capital, whir!-'in
alone. the wealth of tt nation, unit i?of au in
dividual, and krunstcrw it*employment I'rom
depart mcntN of imUutry whilst yield reason
utile profit, to ouc?*vhich it is urged doe? not;
?.itiO, tlicrvt'oro, it* dca'iii.ttluii is clearly
for I lie \vor>c ,
i ItcuiiiKi',
1 There L? i.?#t ret an ovcv?tock < f Capital
.uul labour in Agriculture and Commerce,
ami wlicii tlui'e ih, tltey in.iy he IiivcnU*!in
niaimfiictiircN with propriety, ami without
the aid of trillion upon the community ;
And' because,
I'mil then, it h premature xofnrce mauu
* f.iCtHt iRjj.cvujil") uiigitn into preleiviiee ;
1; Hftotoctfa That the Committee be
-dnvLctul /o-dfaw up u pivtu??ruil -to bulb
JJouse,* of Cout>ri*aMimMt t<ie ftuhjfc? and the
prn^ipU* t mlwii'^Hn the above HcmiIu*
tlmis audrtntt a r.opy he transmitted to euch
Jicnatufinid UvjirfKeutative in Coti&j ess Ji?rt?
St.uth Curolin.t.
Tho9. \V/j.M4.M?v Jr. ChuO'inuit.
On motion Jlewilverl,
t That tlw: C hiiirhiau of this meeting be ad
dled, to the (Jonnnittcc appointed to draw up
n 4uo*ai?r>:il*.o C'?uyp.eK?.
1 U'hia meeting, nltor ordering the |mjI>lica
tion of '.theu proceeding ki Uic papers of
till* Villpi'c and iu the Columbia Telescope.
A<lj<*ni>c{\, K. Clk.vdiwkh, Cli'lr.
I Jutnri HnwefM, tke'ry.
j October 'JOth, Jb27. ? '' ><
'Mi |ii'iipn ??i mftfiumi |hhvv^ | n? v |
arrive gradually at the urtnc coqcUio j
in tlir Uftt A'orj/i J/ttcrJfVM Hrvir%?t \
iff a i*\ Uiw ??i lir. (Uiorxn'* Lecture*
XAHiVV.
Tlir following quotation will tdiew, that
MMtkilile uieii wTio anr. iu tJUc hatiitof reflect
ing upon great point* of Mrthmul policy, are i
npt t<? arrive gradually at the u*nvcoQclj*
MOO*.
there
on i'oliticjl Kconowy# wlierein the Review
er And* fault with hint, not for hi* argument*
i^uiiHit (trotcvtiuK duties, hut for not having
rendered iknii more complete, hy kliitiiy;
and relivetiog the fthullow lU^iimvuU.af thc
supporter* of the t^rtf
rioted l?y. M r. Walnh in J
of Octnhcr 1J, from * "
ml
From tlw 27tk Ma. 4 fflMMrihJmttean
nffrtwToi !>?*' ?ucour
!l*? im'llt" Of U'iiiii-Mm. IIIIU1U|lie|l<l?? l?, Hint Nil
ntiMinx Uii'iii l<> Im< uiiiHutftabln to iP giMl m???
of llir c<wii??uui'y, mid mm in tlir lour, mii Uith*
imlU)?J|Mil? tUcluff lyt?, whom tli*y m pwrtlnMUr
|y ij uijt/M ?lj? MUl owiwlMly nnd
?viU-i? it*?*lily n< ?:?>%4rv In orifor .lo j*&trn off
Arm] louiHlaUtfw unr n?%u iirUoamI
'I'lie viewer A* <h|* U^*rf?etly
fnrtory. They milt lo
*nd to m*et|y ik? inino ?
of nil otlmr ontloo* wMh
urn (inturwlly nt inur.li ?t*p?i
*? upon IM*. If ?r? will
mill nof tnko ours. 1
?ml pkM no filiMM
WpV
Ml llMlMfMIU*
idrit olcoii
? that! ihiimIIomuHUMOUu?*e m?II
? <?efUhlr?* at the moment <
their elevation, *?"?* ?h,T w,,,w
:ontw?lcd Willi cvary part of III* eVrtliOod wort
l.y.Utn fcnlden eWalot of Aeeer??l?d eotninercial ri
t*rprite, w*r?, aneordlog to lliUilwiilt*, Im iHc
inmt i wt6-et Mate ?fwWdlo drpeorfanci*. ft *?*#
not till nil thoirt connection* wire dl**dvrd, and
tfcoy hadMakfct degradation, that ll?t|r Iran I tide
iwiiilrutw voinnicnccd. But tbh Hatrmonl cm
hoI be jn?t. Vfiflt* U | ftalwitl ?le|?*nd??tee |l
Mthwt nponaach other, m tkere U * nutuial de
|wiiili>ni:i of Individual# upon Mch I f>??*
f?li lia* to ordered <t. 8oine*ail?,eume clint.it u?.
mwi ikwllini, kN nrodeethro eitluWily of
M*t (treottar f.ulu, %vlilch cannot etaeuhrro 1*
|>r>4ltaVV 1st nation* follow thla a#
ilirlr rtiMo In a rich and firing mmuminily, the
flftalrai fitplltlMi najrW at rivpmkNl ?mih iIm
poor lalKtrcr*. a* ilio poor lal?Mvrs upnn Iwt opti
lent ba|ritalble. 4o lib %ri?l? natioM. ft tribe
nihIimI dfprwlf Mf uf yivUimli it|?oi?each oilier,
wltlrli kiilli *1111 hiniii ml*ly logillitr, Mid lead*
Mn-m all to I lie -wort hfintoiiUxu anil tlie most
tapid advancement Ih umIiIi, hi IwMHffeuc*, in
every kind <A lni|*revrmrut. In the aanie toan
aer, ilittngh on ? mMeh-lar?er*cetr, it la *Jt)i ike
iniHnal ?Jf|<en<knicu of nation* npon eaeli otitic.
Tw lliualoiifcdo^M o*" all the mighty ?^Tort* ot
cnntmrroM Mid *1?M li>:litf, n lint a nfiienmi dif
|4fed?
lotion of miiliWiiiwIin nnd mtiltl|?lk?d<mHni*
nf |ium?uyMini<Ml Iim it not nvwy wliete
<pr?ad. 'fW
Atatiufmcinrc*.?T)?c recent m?rt contin
ued harping of the purtUan* oft lie admiiiU
tration niH?n 'Dnmcitic Manufacture)*, w?
should think, would render the real friends
of the American system* rHtherouspkiousiui
to the honesty of tlicir new allien. it la not
denied thai many of the U fviJitj; friend* nf
the administration, have until u rer.entpe
Hud, hern strongly opnoiud to any National
i cinotifngement of the Xluimfacttirkigaystcm
?vitul the fenrthey ikiw manifest, least their
coiivevMfui should not become known, of
their *biccrjty should lie doubted, it strong
.testimony in proof ot their hypocrisy. It is
not irom the aid of political weathercocks
i tiiut the ninru'factiirer can hone for support,
of tfli
, hut front the ??*si?tmicc of those men who
1 have tttwoyu bee.? l?i* friends from a sense ?.f
I duty and jnatict^jiiid not for tlie purpow f.f
j gaining oUioo QrjJktno.tal heneAt. The same
; in luivnu lit iUhTi fluvt.ccd Daniel Webster
t<? v iiw Hi opposition to lift Itm former speech
) ? s t in! ;mis ati-lie lute Kcwitwm of Concur,
woo Id (U'ti t mine him to resume hi* old
Kt'cimd, und ?ppt>?e to the utmost erlent of
hi* ubditx, tlic system lie now Inula it III* in
ti nst to udvocau*. Tlierufnre, with what
^ertuioty i uitHl>c Kincerc Irivnda ??f tiitmcatic
imliiMi ) ? lU iilutc upon the support nf imoii
?!;'? .itl v ItctrUiMl Un-ni mt/rmtime from
, y/'/,Vy, ii:.d not fnuit ^nuM.^/tfr. Tlicac AJe
| - *. "~s* ?%|he mcohanlc
?v;st.tH?iiia proKjM.Tity can only l?e promoteil
i?y tin* e.scrtiona of tltiaie ivha htux- icmx hi
bm ed for liitn from disinterected audliotiov?
able motive?.*?*W. J*at.
Let the following article from the IVmo
erotic 1'ress of 1823 lie lead, and it will be
si i u wliut Krmmds Alili i man litem* put tih
opjmsition to John Quinrv Adiyua upon at
that time. littve tin: Hartford Conven
tion and liritish Kditors since deserted Mr.
| Adam* * Una Harrison (irny Oti* deserted
I liim ' Is not he supported by the name vet
, nou- tl'.ut he was then ?
i ?Baltimore Jtr/iubhctw.
| l'inmi iIn Drmocinlic I'cwtitf IVIt. It,
I " The most deliberate consideration of the
>eoplc is'recjuiruJ oo the subject of the next
'rexklum. '.Ji i?4o tUe.ni a matter of no mo*
I'.
ment whether or# oruny other letter in the
Alphabet ..hall begin tiie name of the Presi
dent; nut it in a matter af Alio deepest inter
est that he should be ti man of amir.d pot it i
enl principle*. In Itottou, ail the paper*
tint opposut! the Jute <wnr* and nppvoved ol
(the IJurt/ord Convention, are advocating the
election of Harrison Gray Otis .a member
of that Convention, as Governor ul ihe Com
mou*tcalih of Massnehutctts} and those
name paper* are no less anxious for the
| election of John Qnincy Adams an J'rcsidnit
I of the United State*. *l*hi? fact culls for
| much reflection and vfcpo?4atly when it is
I taken in connexion with anoti.cr fact?that
! all tho llartCnrdConveutiouund JJrUish Edi
tors in the Union, from Mr. Dwight to Mr.
Width* arc all knownto Intel est themselves
j in the sui-ees* c?f these same candidates."
A letter to the Editor of tJUc Western
Monitor* dated Booiuville, (Missouri,) Scj>?
tenibcr 17, *ay?r
" A* a proof of the popularity of Ocn.
Jackm** hi this state, J tend you tiie sub*
joined aceount.
** At a trainiriK of mlV.tia officei;.h k?M on
the 14th itMl about II i?ilc*J]ro|u this place*,
it was ptigjovxlto take the voice of present*
(In ntiwiher 47) upon the next Presidential
election} when, upon counting the votes it
appeared* there were for Andrew Jackson
31?for John Quiaey Adams 16.
,4atmnuin Indiana.?At a regimental mus
ter on Saturday Inst, at "Albany, Indian?, a
virte was taken on the Presidency, and the
result was 169 for Jack vm, and 49 (<?r Adams.
In tliu county of Floyd, it Is believed there
at least four Jackson mOu to one
Adams man, not withstanding the f.ict th.d
New Albany is one of the strongest holds or
the coalition in that state.
VVe arc inifoimt'd that at n regiment
muster at Bedford, la, on the 3(1 Inst, ?
vas taken on tho PwiUUnry, and
received 742, and \dnms54. 'JTM
of the times" must be very ?..oon
Bio friends of Mr. in the
Rate*.? fAutktna .idv.
Ohio Monllnr. uoMiiltttt In
I*M. 41m ?m< of gnvrrnmtnl of th?
';Wni7lf?nb?r*, Ksq. It
Ik pi III* lion. Win
.wMfft j
? >'
1%
taken
hmhi
If *tfi
r, Adiinta* budding ,i
b ittooldblo^um. . , .
all hin hopes lit, (haft Bta*e?
ouUT thirty'thret Senators
wMi ninety-tight delegates for
a fatal, deadly mow to
Jlut It was determined to
play, "and the m.cuc? wer*
m. Now we hear nothing
in Virginia. Meetings,
tkoi, and all the forms
now, in the * Ancient'
l>*rty there la wealu
' '" >w *
skeletons t butU
lance know tki "
pectabie on pa:
Now, the
affect V
and their ?t-tei>
not the least possibility #
for John' Qefncy Adams. The .
keep up the urtrit*1 of the 4ai other
States. New-Yoi*, Pennsylvania! fttid Vir
ginia, were the three grcat&tates which they
believed would go affttat thelH? They
knew If thia became the iettled belief nt the
other States, tlmt (he game wa? up?their
election was defeated. It was, thervlovet
? longer be deceived a* to
It is lost to them. The whole
country arcs th* t A J*ms has nothing^jit
peet front Pennsylvania, \
Hut, "play uut thu play/1 are the
and with heavy heart? and (alien cow
ces^hey conic upon the stage in Vj
In Virginia, John Qumcy Adams up
latt Ktand! Yen, in ViuuinIa, ,the
JKfKKRftON of Madison, and the KttMt
champions of Statu Rights, John Q. jHmmt
mid Oanirl It'shtter uimI hi* Hartford Cwi>
Million view, make theiatil.ikt struggle I 1
I'm . Is well. It wan in this State that the
struggle of the revolution closed?it wa? In
tin* State that the great jbattlc of *M waa
fi.u>;h<?and in thu State shall John Q. Mr
inns find his political grave in '28. "
/Vom /'outttn't Jmtncnm U**Im
1'JPBHlNB,' ? ?
The tint number of the Amcricaa Journal'
11 of Medici*l ikivncck, conuin* an inter* aims
; paper, from Mr. George W. Carpenter* ut
; Whii.i.uon Piper me, an ull&hMl prut
11 eiple recently diu.ovcrcd m Mtark. Pcpuofe
We an; much plvatvil to hear the
which |tM attended the uUiruni*W?m ,
tins new article of tl)C M Uteri . Medfoa, in
di/fcrci : type* at ul auge* of intermittent tfa*
vri'- ScviMal caaee fire quoted and dcaorib*
rnr.tiliouera of
ved itt?*
atful quantity of Quinine* A number of ca?
net itrc referred to in the Bulletin dee Heiea
c* Mediealca, All of which as?e highly coin
memlatory of the ctttcacv o! this medicine in
| - g" - r tejttjMa^
aufflcieut cvideneea ot" the activity of Mkb
intermittent lever*, and the many
j nle* from the naaat resp?ctnnlc
remedy. From the circumstance, <*at1
Idnck pepper it always to be p
cheap mte, we aluadd suppose the I
might lie aHoided iow. ill compavi*a?'
Quinine, which it extracted from Mto
Article of Perovian Bark. We t
l'hyaiciaiia should at leant give Hal
! 1 have employed it, .its Mr. Carpeofcar.I
I suggested, a* an jnfyunct to Quintet
think the combination of hnlt'a grula i
rlnenitdone grain of Quinine, to be a*
tremcly active remedy, and much I
cly active remedy,
cicut than any foiw of Quinine I
uaedi it ncta ua a tonic and atlmulai
rating the debilitated atau: of the
and creating an appetite,for food.
It mutt r
Phyalciam
to thoee
vcgvtable pfMWe?i which a fc<
alnce, we rip conmied exclua
i French Chemist*, are how Mi
| our own city* Lilly equal to the i
/Y?m the SI. Lfcrtrillr (t}hin)
To satisfy our political readi
made the following table, to ahowi
mciaa of the Member*, rceenUy ii
the Senate and Houae of Ueprea*
thia State, oh the Presidential q?u
We are only able at preaeut to ei
the tahle a am all proportion of the
but expect in a week or two, by
cdltora in different part* of thaeti_
a full and correct exhibition of the"
of each party.
MCIPJON. ADA
Kclmont*
Monroe
Jcffur?en
HarHm
Columbiana
Wayne
Clucrnsey
Musfcingi
Pcrrry
Fait " "
1
urn
One neut