Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, April 24, 1829, Image 2

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population wm matt ^ui;?<mus ^ Anu, will they not continue to be so located at Jong m the rtprocntrtlie on this floor It In; the ratio of population > Where will you1 find a representative so disinterested, to Just, m to transfer* benefit of this kind front his <?wn district to * distant section, whose ne cessity and looalHks requireit more ( Why vrhat in the (act f While millions and ten* ?>t million* have been projected tn be Inid out in hnprovementa north of the 1 Vtomac? thousands, beggarly thousands. Itnve been with difficulty obufaed for the fertfle plains oi the South. Those work* are ilawrified, not according to the necessities of the people, but according to their number Ht nnsy I va nla, you contain mnre than m million of peo ple, you mutt be first served. Ohio, yoo ore increasing every day in wealth and pop ulation, that entitles you tn prceedrtce. A t e not all the states, in the eye of tlif constitu tion, sovereign, of equal dignity, < nd on a perfect footing of equality? Wat not this the principle on which they entered into the compact ? Ilut when we look to our revenue, by which these improvement* arc mads, and un certain* which of the states contribute the most to it, the injustice appears uh re (la grant and iniquitous. As our revenue is de rived altogether from impnrts,and time Im ports are obtained in exchange for tho nat Ive produce which we ex|H>rt, those states which export most must contribute most tot'u- rev enue. Fore lg* produce imported for reex portation contributes nothing, as that 1. en titled to drawback. The amount of <n tive produce exported is the fur stanched by whi?*h you can alont estimate the n?i iport which cach state or scction gives 10 the lev enue. Our aggregate exports of do. inestlc produce, including mnno futures, amounted, in lWr, to f.?S,921,fc'I Of this, the nou-olave holding states exported 5 < 'The slat c-hohUng state*. oi,l1.1,cli Our contribution* to the fcvenue mutt have been greater than theirs in tile >iinu' ratio with our excess of exportation, (-out pure this result with the estimated expendi tures of revenue on works of internal im jimvt meui, now projected, north and south '?fill" Potomac: Noith of the Potomac, flO,2Pl,O(.0 S'Mith of that river. >1.1,001 I do not include in this estimite the cost of the Chesapeake and Oiiio Canal. This if it ?benefits any, will benefit more particu 1 trly the non-slave holding states of the west. J'or uh, it might ns well be in China. The engineers of die United States have estima ted the cant of this work at twenty-two mil lions five hundred thousand dollars. All ex perienced in the ? fftirs of hie know, ih;it, ?mm a pigeon-house to a palace, the aetual ost always doubles the estimated. It will not be completed at a less expense thnu be tween lorty nnd filly millions of ' Whence I* this sum to come.' Fiv -he Chesapeake ami Ohio Can.il Coi. , .? f Who does not know that Washing .hi, ' Jeorgetowo and Alexandria, are bankrupts' i hat the two last exhibit maiks of melan choly decay* Who does not know that the company cannot sustain the expenditure-, and that the burden inu$t lull on tlie treasury oi fhe United States'and the stales who can derive no earthly benefit from it will have to ? ontrihutc most? Besides natural obstacles, utmost insnpurablc,thiscanal if ever4,complet ed will have to contend against the compe tit ion oi the Baltimore, rail road?planned and to be managed, byacompuny <>f individuals ah distinguised for their activity, ns for their ? apitul?who have enterctl on their great work with that seal which churactcrizcs the people of Baltimore?and who will have completed the road, and have it in lull ope ration, pouring into their citv the licit su perabundance of the west, before thr? canal reaches the eastern base of the Allegany, .day success attend their undertaking! Other statements, of n like character, might be exhibited, to show that the popu lous states receive ull, and we pay all?that fhc whole is a system of fraud and oppres sion?planned and undertaken, cither by the cupidity of private, or the ambition of public fnen, and justified on the heresies of Alexan der Hamilton, bv his unprinciph d or dclud < d followers. But I have said enough. The Agricultural Society of James Island met toctlebratc thfir anniversary on the 7?h Inst. and were honored with'the company ?*1 the Hon VVhitemarsh B. Scnbrook, who h.id fce<:n elected an honorary member, nnd been invited to participate in the celebration. A committee on Irchatfof the Society met Mr. Seabrohk, and addtessed him, to which he replied a* follow*:?[C/iariraton Mrrcnry.] Sir?To the distinguished and very unex pected honor which the Society has conf.?r ? ?d upon me, it it now plc.ssed to add the ele vated distinction which the present sccne no C'rcibly portray#. To my feelings, at this moment, air, 1 am incapable of giving an ade quate expression. 1 can onlv assure you, that I appreciate mo?t highly thewe < vidcnceaof yoi"- partiality, and that I trust '.hat the period iinot distant when I shall *a ? isfy yon, that although manv other individu als might have Itcen selected, who could ren der you serivcet infinitely more valuable than 1 am competent to perform, yet, that there js not one who is more sealonaly devoted to the advancement ot the legitimate view* of agriculture and rural economy. The cause in which we are all engaged is dentilled with the well-being of the state, nnd may 1 add, the prosperity of our com tnon country. In furthering its interest* "very planter is under an imperious obliga tion freely tocontrlhute hit mite. He should ?-.outrider the cause as his own?as one in which his personal welfare is involved. It is important too that his efforts should be fervent and unceasing. The truth should be indelibly Inscribed on his heart, that an un reserved intei -communication of sentiment is the main pillar of the agricultural edifice. Allow ine also to remark, that our nock-ties are practically too sectional in the prosecu tion of their labor*. Aa their great aim is t he promotion of the public good, they should periodically interchange civili'.iea, with a view to a better acquaintance; unite in the at ?.alnmcnt of objecta, which, aeperately, they could not accomplish ( and above all, co-ope - rata In the adoption of meaaurrs, calculated ?u# impede the current of emigration which Is <ctting westwardly with anch fatal rapidity. Such manifestations ot comity, of friendship, /tnd of patriotism. If they produce no nthet tflVct, the; will at lea?t, have the salutary tendency of uniting more atrongly tht mem ber* af a profmkin, the dntiet of which are an eomprtheiiMvcM they arc Important awl I mutt now be permitted. tlr, to tender to you, pcraoually, my thank* for the very com plimentary manner In which ynn have notic ed my feeble nervlcea In th t ?auM of our com mon vocation) and Again, through you to of fer to the aoelety my moat profound and res pectful acknowledementa tor th1??igoal evi dence ot their kimlne**. Tht Tkrlff.?Tk* Columbia Trlr?eopfof the t?h in?i. tlntM,*1 Ironi in lorn ml inn derived from Hit. I*#t milhoritv. that there i? an.wtf Mr. Jelfcr fprmu'' in ? ?nerlpWa prnlett nfttiutt Hit Tvr*ff ?J 1024. (irtiMH up by Mr. Jailerton himetll, which Mr. MniIkuu h?i **en, nod upon wliir'i Mr. JclTor wnatked lit* opinion? tujrg**lu>a *.H*i it w*? Midi im*??ur*ti tlm Virginia l.*gvd?tare might to adopt hiiJ |?rii|Hciti; in |i|?cf it iu the hi<u>l? of a ?-?>?! h-lr- lit in I Iriend for Ihnl pUr|Moe. What would Mr. Jrflvtwnttiaveteid l?? IHt Tur II ..I Iunit the inrn?iir?"* and mean* in ?xila?inn tn tiotimi it, j if H hail >?????? hi* tnufotltme to wittier* tlw pre-ent liitw That |imlrii, we Were infnrnrrd, wmtM ap|ie?r in Uio rnnu-mpluted pulili?uti>m n| ,\Jt. J?it'er*on ? work* " We ilmll look for ?hii intcrMii#; protect a*Ith -r*til impiiMenrc?mo ?ft miriimt In pr>n In i ?*hat mncliuiinK ?ueh a mimt ??? Mr. | a* cnul<l arrive n|M*n ?II wild ami unjiltl n iSelHinfl nf ItttfU???> contrary lu Ihe true ptiiiriplr* "( fnt trade and tlic jjemiliie ?p?rit of a Imutri I ront'ituliim. Ttilt exlravu|(a.-'. ev.ir-wi ..( u-.iiic | lion Mttin |>ctnliary ii)i|Hi<r<l in ? t> i.i ;:?.rarn* i nirnl hU?. nnr own. On* ?*?iifrd' i o \ , ,-i imge | una. Tha lnter??l? nf diflVreul {uri. nn- ? 11?tin?r| from e?Hr other. (tn*. |Mirtmn i# l.ci;. i ? ..1'ilutc I fur iiiamihirtiiie*; mmllnr (or a^rt. |? il pre?urii:ilil?t, I ti ll tin-luther* ul lli" i ?ni<'>(iiiliin cvarilftijlird a RMirrtl jtnvernment li!<c III ? '??in ?rrfere with the IimmI intercut* nf nirli -tit" i?nt iln.'1111'liin?or to authorise tain part of ;!??? moon to *virlil the vrlinln power* of the cntil-r o > to (?roniott ii* om>ii iiil?re*t* nt Ihe es|>eiiap <>f um -i'i I ei.' "Mm idea it contraty In Ihe gcnitt. ?m ] mi*e?tiMiii|iinn,and the i,?-n ?!)? of the ?i;e ( liuhindml /.'117. We ft t'nppj* 'o nnil?Minn>l Ihnt Of T>t v.l of I Mr. Jeflerron't uorlc*. i? printed off. The public | run???ity look* with iiKrcvf in< iiiterc-t to tin-! privtiu'liiltti nf one. whow npinionr at all litnr# m- ! tarotinj, are deftined ?*ill innro In opeialu upon the pre*rl?t epnrli nl our nfTmr*. , A new atlmiiHMrntimi hn? j;one ln(o p<iw^r-il ] in mi the principle nl' reform?to ut?.li#l? | alni?e?, and In hrinjj liae.k llio Irua principle* o| . I lie mnilitulion?wliote opinion* nie in well ml- | rnlateil to a*mt ihii xl?rioiM event, a? lt>n*e ot 'J'>in<iin? Jfrt'i-rion?one nf the inoft itlnatrioua <i| I I 1 ir Prrtnlisntf, nn<! <? e of the ali|r*t cspouii'l<'M j J v. Ilia cwntliiutinn of tiu romitrj *? th. I [from tht t'rtt Trn.'t Mrurnlt, .Ipri! 11 ] Tur. twii rt.*KM\r.4. " Tell me which wripln moil, ttiut penknif'', nr ' 'I <*?e tliri'e ?il\er litllf il'illai?," ?i?ii| i> r.< iill> in< fl ? It. ii* the ut'ier fl'ty. I tAiik lit* 111 in my hum!; , > iimI pruno.Mire.l litem to tic ul eipial v* ??ijflil.-- ? " Thai |>ellknl^??," ?aid my liienij, ?' w..? iiimle in ] I'llttlnir^h. It rn?t me lino dnlliii ami m lintl, anil I i? llm product nl .hnrrirun mil miry, m IicIi you tee lot* jt'ivvn 1.1 a litlli! pi.-rn nf noil, nnii n *iiih|| pieea of n huitk't iinrn, a vainn r<pial In 111 own weight m nlver." All lli?- e?iliipt?.jy prr?-nl were ?trii?.'< wilii 1 liit a;.(rte?-ijiJy iirejittittlo iiri'iiuu nl 111 laVnr nf Ihe '? American ?\M? ni." 1'i.ul irnu orm and horn ahnutd lie inioie hi v.iiuuUJr i<? nlvcr l.y itomts'ir indvttrt,, ap|ware?l |.? In- ?lin<>u in- j rreililile, anil ye| Ihn vei. nity ol tli? oWnei ot llo- 1 p<-nkmte admittril no dunlil o*i ttic ?utij.;rt | Could lline ho any ipietlmn a? In the t.enolit j wlikh Ihe lint ion w?. ild dt.nve 'r un milking *<* ? own penkiiive,? sceunnl 10 lie u?k?d !ij Tvcrul I of Ihe liilcni-r*. To meet thi? rodent /"?"/, uhiih In my frir>n?l j wa? 10 conrlume m In t.ie *<niiiiliv>*< nl Ui" re- j ?iri< live pnliry, Unit lin prnpot.'d In Imrti tiie ! liiMiktnil pnli'.ii'id iTiitinmv, Admn Smith iiml all.) I ul?n reriirtcii In n fnrI. i look nut id my |M>rk?t an Ungiidi penknif"-, ol ?nme u? i<lit h< lln* Ameri can one, wllieh hail nl?n eo>| 11 dullnr nml a holt, and having Ihe iw? lie|oro me, e*|tretMjd myacll inineivliat in Ihe hdloning l-in^iiage. " (11 Ihe l*itl?l>*trkI> knife, I we ihe. repre*?>n'a tivo ol a eerlom pnili'.n of American (miliary ? I ?ee the prndui:t of Ihe Iwiiour o|" tin- hunter, llm miner, the eoal he iver, the imelit r. Ihe waggum r, Ilia iron-matin,tint?l.**|.muker, ami tlinruller. I t?i thill the knifn 11 III* reellll of ihe eomhin ?d talHiur id lln.tti anil perluip* in my oliieri, iiiiil I alio ?oe, Ihal llm kmle Imi rn?l wiial it preeifidy cipial |n the witge* nf a man for ihtee day*, e?ll mating (hit al flfiv cent* |ter day. In other ivnrti*. I mV, lhat 111 order iha* Ihe nalimi tln-nlil |io?>?eit thiil prukuilu, uipi man murt labour lor llin e " Now in the Knglish knife, I nlso see n portion of American iiMlmtrv. 1 see in it the product of ilir labour f the ploughman the sower, the reaper, the ti.rasher, the mil- j ler. the wood-cutter, the cooper, the wag- i gouuer, the factor, the merchant, the ahip- j builder, the rigget, the sail-maker, the I ship-smith, the ship-joiner, the plumber, the | drayman, the Mevadnre, the mariner, iind a dozen others who are employed in producing wheat, concerting it into lln'iir, and in trunk porting it hIidmiI. yMl thin is American in dustry, and /.* only another mode ?f making a /irnknlf'\ It Iih?, however, the advantage o\cr the first ?u?h1c. If it were not for the protecting dMly? tlic Knglish knife would cost hut one dollar; or m other words the nation could procure it hy the lal>our of iim< man h.r livo il.?ys, instead of thvrr% nod if it '* lor the interest of every individual, that he should procure what he wants with the least possible quantity of lab- or. no must ii he for the interest of all individuals, that is, the nation.M " But," rejoined my antagonist, " your ar gument is good, applied to your commercial cities, where wheat is one dollar and a half a bushel, hut it does nut apply to an interior | town where wheat is only frorth half that price. For, you can |?erccivc, that whilst your knile hav cost you the equivalent of onr bushel of wheat, mine ha* cost the e?pii\ alent of two bushels, and it in therefore clear ly our inteiest to make our own pen knives." " That may Ik? so, or it may not l>e no, ac cording to circumstances. If you can pro cure the foreign knife with less than two bushels oi wheat,or, what in the Mime thing with less than the price of two bushel* of wheat, which you could do, vrrrc U nsi for the hroirtllv* dulit, and, If the American mane knife would coAt yon quite two bush els of wheat, or the price of two bushels, it would lie for your Interest, a* well as for the Interest of the Hat Ion, that you should resort totfle commercial mode of urocurlng the knife; because l?y that mode a knife I* brought Into existence, at a cheaper rate, or what Is the same thing, hy a less sacrifice of labour, than by Ibe nroccsf of manuluc^ turn. If, however, yon have no foreign vent for your atrkultuml productions, th~ manufacture of your own penknives rouud from the neceattty ol the ca| _ you make thtm yourselves, because y have not the meana of buying them ftc others. If thh? be the ante of thlnn? In i gen) to VatKlMirxh, why do yoG v Mi pro tective dullest why do you, in enter that you may make a few penknives for Your own ux, call ttpoti congress to eu'tri a law, that every body in the whole UniU <1 Htatea, shall ;mv fifty i*r cent more for their pen knives thun the price at which it it po??ii>|* 1 for them to procure them? This Is what the advocate* of free trade have m> much reason to complain of. They are told that J Hngtand will not buy the production* of! I'ltum-lvanl*, ami that, therefore, there j fcliould he lawn enacted to prohibit lite pco- I pie of Pennsylvania from buying the produc- , lion* of Engloud. Now we wty,no such laws! are neccsaut y. If Pennsylvania cannot veil, I ?hc cannot buy, nud the l?est pomublv protec I tiun fur the tuumifaoturing industry of an in Innd town, irt Iter limited ability to mihI the rude product* of her uwiculture to u foreign nmrkct." .Vote. Tim aliove ?? oot lnt< ndctl at n Hl*r?l ??? count ?( Mm rimviTHUiim referred In,and ant tvt bnve hud iui opportunity of atat nding our I iricul, \vr. with lo afford In llin |*piillbuinit riii-ml i to, 411 iiptHirtoniulv ol ainendiiif hit. U'e, Ihrro fore, re>|?*etlidly i'tvitp him lo favour ?,< with n cuiiiiiiirni<*nliiti? litis ini|>otlunl |minl, n? ii I wi11 ??null}* iMir under* to form n j<idz< menl, a? lo , h li. llu r the nttin?ffnrhiring utodn of |ir?pur>ll? a I ifiiknit'f, inn In- |ir?'lt rod tn'tba uprirnltvrnt and fiMMureial mode ol |*otfUrlng Ihr tame llliiir.? ' The iityfimriil to relation t?? pttikuivi 1 It e?|tiiilly n|>pliciUd<i lo nil other foreign eoiuinmliiiit, nod ?itI,.>ti^ti the duly o|mu H rni it not ?o great at m? have ni>umed lor Hi* take of round nomliei*. yet inauy otln-r arth i*? it it much ^1 outer, | ,Vi if hnnL l-iir iii A'tir- |V1 ??Tim loll u|k>ii | I'iiiiiinoS Km patted I-nth (tranche* of I hit 1 ipgiililhire ol New Voik, and Iter.i.iite 11 law. It* | inovitinn* art- singular mihI experimental AlMhe I hntik* hi tin- ulitn i'ro brought uililor the tHttiti | regulation*, which l>ri> flv, are, in their novel fen* I lilt-el?lit.it nil the ?tnlf. Iiaukt aro matin |v?r?"i" hie l.ir Iho Milvrury of titrk, to that If tiny one ' Iml.tlM rn-ditortol thnt |milir.ulMr inilllutioii, wro I to l>r. n'iuilittraed liotn a joint fund furtiitliptl hy , lin- ti??i. A Imnrd of ihrra coutniiNtionrrt it np II ooitcd wImi nr.' 1 i'i|iiirif(l, nt stnii'd (irriodf, nud | ol n.I other line 1 oil ill* rci|uirition of any Utrrc ol ftii* liNiik*, lo rxiiuiiut* Willi llit* uliifott detail nit??nil Ihr hIToh til fap.lt inUilulion ; in llit* ivorilt ?it Mil! Imv, thoi?inv.lily tu iu*|irrl tlh* nDiIrt of llio lninl<s In i:saioitu> nil tin* IhidIii, |i:i|n r?, uo'.p*, Imntlt iiimI othi-r fvlilmr.M of th-ltl 1 lo ntfi-iiaiii tl'H i|iiautiiy 111 ?[i<y:it, and their ahilily lo inert cu^aiii'intuli, fcr.t. I Mr. Van llutrn, lifliavr, rr.rommrndftl PmiNitnV Mow it will ?ncrred, tiotr mutl tin ?>, hill II willMiavit the na?d elfrnt we think ol ri?<!iirtnf the iMimhiT uf liuiikt, for wcultttrvo ihnt ni (hi liank* in Ihr i:i|y Itnvp already ti-.tnifipd llit ir tit termination not In lakn a lenenal n| Uietr eliHitrrt iitidi-rlhe rnntlhion of the new law. 80 modi the. IhmIi r. One tnntivp of the l.iw wnt (imbtthly to ft r.d of otni* of litem ; and if all Wrrv <wepl oil' lo^olhrr, it would lie heller at ill lor thi- rummniiit> . 'i'lie enormiti*'* rrreiilly ex* liihilfti 111 .Nintli t.'i<rolina, the fruit* ol iheie j>t?r ilit'i.itK nu?| MriUinnalie i.iUlliitioii*. a<id lltli <tni? v< r-al p*<r*ua?iiiii which now (trevaiU, thai Ihev liHVr ?tone, art doing, and will still do, inralcola lilt) mio'lin (, 11IpiiiIiii^ lo Vfiy ilrritiv* indli**' tioii^ ii| (I' jJti'.ur ilnf.iviir f l.'onthliiliutial ll'htfi* Tli" (iillnwilis ?? ? I'riPl kMlt tnlnlurtory ncr.nmit nf what th?? \. iSlur cinml^ri vvhIkim!* <>( tirHii'-t*"? ipmlifoiiunm Rr tho Wnr l>r|isrtnient, rofir n? I'lirmrr ?ervu*t'i hi hie nro a 11 iter iciti; " First, thru, <,f his qualification* to fill the* ofiice to which he hashevn nmi|>iicil, we have in it the smallest doubt. Indeed we know nut th.it n, mure mlcHion cmld have been made. It is true North Carolina mil furnish greater orators; hut thin is u talent l?y no incuti* requisite f?i the Department. JmicIi an are necessary, lie possesses in a pre-eminent degree. Ail who Kim .v him, injustice, must acknowledge him to lie a gentleman ??t sound rc|iuhlicim prin ciples, Mtid talents nf tin iimst useful order, cultivated with an educ:itinu comprising a thorough ami general knowledge of men and things, These, added to his Incorruptible honesty, Ins unquestioned patriot ism, his ha bits ol industry, and capacity for business, his discretion and energy, amply qualift him toe the office in question. Ot the high estimation in which Mr, II. is held as a pub lie clibraeter, ?i have the wot satisfactory evidence, lie was called early in life to ai:l in the councils of his own State, ami he haft continued almpvt without intetmission, in the public service. He has %ucce*slviiy served as u member ?<l both branr.hr* of the l<e?;is) iture "f North Carolina, and filled the niliie ol (invernor fur the constitutional term of three > eats. As chief magistrate of the I State, he gave general satisfaction, and, in deed, acquitted himself with peculiar honor, i lie has tor sir. years filled the high and re sponsible station of Senat'.r in Congress: and a?t evidence of the estimation in which hi* services in this the highest statiwi in which they could place him, were held hy hi* fcl low-citutens, he was, at the lust session of the Legislature, re-elected to that office without opposition. The friends nf the ad ministration abroad niny test assured that Mr. Brunch's competency for the office he now tills is not questioned by any here, ex cept a few of his political opponents; ami it i? hard to Itelieve that they can sincerely doubt the qualifications nf one who ha* filled the offices above enumerated with ?u?:li di> tiuguidicd Ik lion " The Jlallhnore LuHom //',u?r ~\Vc un ilct Ht<to<l )rMcrtli?y that orders had ln'cn re ceived, from the Sccrtturj' of the Trt-aftiiry, at the (.Uktoni House lit this eity, ordering the dimdvud of certain of the Jn*/irctor* mi taehed thereto. Thin had hveti confidently ex|?ected hy both |>ttrtic^.?Hultiinort Jir/i st/iril 14. On entering the l'o*t OITn e nt an early liotirthis ir?rninf(, me of the clnkt handed Mr. IVkinner aletter without any Mi|wr>cri|? tion, wii'.-h wan KMppmnt Irntn the eireum ataner; of having the advertWrmeut attached to it, to contain the J 12,000 advertised l>y Mr. Matthew*, a* having In-en lo?t In* t ween tne Hi earn IiohI and hn residence. * )n examination it wan fovnd to contain #11,600 ?the penton depositing it h the Font (HRre, Having deducted the #500 ofTmd for h re covery-?/in//. (Jar. JftrH !?.. rffl bo Wand i? uir aolum? ihtowoolt ? ??<??. HHnibfyw iotoro* frctbo Bar, mJ north the atUoiion of any Intelligent cltisea. Yl b lb* decUloa of Chancollor Dwi?iiv>ft? ?pon ?<)tN(lM In might hilnfi Mm nodef tho {Mm* Corput met, which KnglMi jun,t? well denominate innllwrHiw|M carta"? protecting the great prin. oipice of law ami libctty. The qtMtliM which w*a tried Won I ha Chan* oallor oxclted much popular interest, a* all quo#, tlona relating to the liberty of the riticaa over do. We lwT*tu|)|*mi?l lb* mri of (ho party appeal. In* to tha praUrtion of tha Inw?rioco Mr out? nbjert if to furuirh the legal information which tha ?|?|nioa of tha court contain*?a* wall m to comply Mi ill tha *>4ioilatiuii of on* of oor r?a* dor*. Tha contradictory affidavit* which proeeodod fropi tha Mnia person, exhibit an unparalleled fen tura in the p?k> wMvli it U m.t our |>urpn*e to ro tnark ii|kmi here. |'re*too, for tha defendant?C. II. Maxey, for tha Stale. The ''ourl of Ut'ixnl ifitiiuiii unJ Com own PImi l.?r lh? dittrlcl ol Sumter, commeoeid it a ill* ting on the Oth in*t and adjourned on tha lBth, Judgo Nott preaiding. Tou much credit mmol l?? l?c?toWCd U|?on tha judge* of tha appeal betoeli f..r Ilia prompt and efflnient manner in which they enlrrrj it (ton the di*c.har;c of the duties Which devolved upon Iheui by tha death of Jud^e (tail* laid. 'Ilia Sumter term wai a labofiou* one in deed, tha docket* being crowded fiom tho failure of a Court (or rpiing term llhifl. At the laat teuion the Court we* occupied two dayi in the trial of Win. L Maple* for the killing of I'utrick ilnoney. Tho caae incited modi in* terctl fiom tha extreme youth of the pritooer. | Tha jury after About icven hour* consultation | returned a verdict of "guilty of m?n-*!aughler but recommended to mercy n An oxpre** wat tent to hit excellency by (ho friend* of the priton* ?y uud returned with it |>nr<l<H> in conformity to | tho recommeiwlntiou ofthrjuiy. I Countel for tha prltoncr, Mtftrn. Mom, J. May rant, jr aud llelterj for the Stale .Mr. Solid i tor J'.vau*. J. VV. SritMfivr ha? l>e*n elcctqd by a majority of 20 voles over Klia? Horry, to mpjtly tl)? vacan cy in tho lIou?? of llcpn mutative* occasioned by ?ho election of Clutuccllor Harder, llcprctcuta* t<v# from Charlotnn. In pnr*nanre of the or*U?r ol" the Spanker of the Iluupr ?r Representative*, the |hiII* were opened in thi* ih?lrict on .M?>n,Juy nml Tnetday la?t, for theelertionof a llepr**enti?live. W.m. M'VVii.mk, K?<J. hm elcctcd without oppaiitiuu.?-Camden Jvarntl. Pir Walter Scott t> cir^nged in preparing a new edition of the H Waverly Novel*." lie will add enough to conititnte fi vol*, in addition to the *10, 1U:no. which the woik will comprise- andtheeetwo ixlditiounl roll, will contain n detail of the hirtori otl fuel* upon which *|ioh H-coei n* have M a l"cal habitation aud a name" i?re lounded. 'i'lic author will muke no altt ration* in the body of the work ?lull will hrinjc untler hi* immediate correction, whatever typographical error* may have lieen the conre<|?ieitce of the peeuliar eirnuniManre* uml?r which tho proof *heet* of the rtr?t edition wero revietil. One v?.!<ime i? to np|>?iir monthly, IninU Miinely etnheliihed The Legislature of New-York lias pa-?-.ed a la\V, imposing a penalty of 51,000 npnn the proprietor of any establishment, who may permit a Masquerade to be held therein During the last winter, masquerade balls. In the city of New-York especially, reached a point of popularity amounting to ontlm?i a*m. In that city thert were as many ns five in one night, within a short period after the first successful attempt, beyond any Kuropt an example, whence they were derived. This >pecics of amusement hns proved to lie seriously prejudicial to the ntorali of the community, nod has subjected female delica cy to many impositions and intuitu, which the penal infliction of the above mentioned statute is intended to prohibit. It is thought that the penalty will not effectually suppress tnasquerndes, since the proceeds in New York will he sufficient,in a few instances at least, to meet It. From the last New-York papers we learn that the managers of the Homery theatre arc determined to improve the time allowed them by the legislature, having announced a masquerade b.dl for the J 3th Inst, at which th? fuse {nations of further novelty are promised. flenrrnl llARUlnu.v ha* nirivt.il at Pi jntn. and hn Iwrii r*c#iv?<l in n llattering ntnl r-'implimwn* i tary w?y. An editor thero ?av?, thnt tha up I pr>intmrnl of tneha tnnn ittfien, II. 1* proof of th* re?|>*ctaiid friewbliip of lh? L'niW J 4lute> towards Colombia. W'? Mil join nn rtliNrt Iroin ? ri j?ly Jnn* ()rmf Am?h<, tiHn*inilli<?l nn tlm I Hi Mure It Imt, to crrtnin Kit!^>'n? of fttr?l???nvtllr, f?hlo, *rl?o 11m?f clmtrn to fom|illmcnt Mm Midi n *1 ~/t?*"?? of fnt?om?? ?ml olwrijiiloo* flxiti'iy uliblt wn Imvf to-vej ^r-n p*r*IUIt?l. 'I lili r< ply ol Mr. A<ium? kio l*?in tnMi?f''ip<l lo nil M? il'-Voled jonrnnW, n* coinltifiinft whlltv^r i* |*if*?t in ?tyl?', or m?*. l?rly in urgnnimt \V> li?\ * fiUr.?<l it brfnri out remkr* with o view i4 making ?? umark or two wlili It wftrr. *$|o tit tt|??n lit Urti pi*r#**l< Mr, A<t*?|?' IfijmliriotH n|>|*fof lit* inelft* p'iy?M"l pro|?*?Mill<f, tin* |*ovr<l on* ol lltn iii<vt wikhii mi?f<?rlMn?> to litm??Jf M? ?.<>rititrjr. In llw Iln4 aitmutu wlilrh e\rt ?rut to con* ftrtM, h* rfrnrrfd bwtk to the f?MMi<li?tMiH of civil ill or?!?j; to fl?? ????? lit* obllgalioM tl govaromaat. Wow wbilotarrfa* ?Uai iWfulpHoii of Mr ,,v*' Mr SmjI into Ibe nature and I totblecoofedatahy. T1m? wm Intended lo be tlio Utls of polii bora?4t wm latoaM to bound th? tit* pagas of ow history?lo rake and practically etteiaat,to ?MfOMlMMtU of Iho peaakUnt end conger**. Thia barrier, however, Mr. Ad am* Ha* often tranaceaded -aad kM foood tbo m action of Me oplni?M ? d bit acta fnrbeyood K? I authority. It ?r?* tb* casein lit* Georgia cootro' verey?In tbo Pimm iflklr^nm through all kit na*|w ?nd aow ag.ii. t* oaampHftod Is bU Interchange of oIvUHIm with bis Ohio edmlcaei Tba paragraph K" hatro quo'ad from W* letter I includra a* arpineol to pfow that eoegre*l"t*l> leooatitutloually M bardea with tasMioa on* of Ik* Mill eompOMnt interests of Iho Union for tbo krorti of another"?Via s internal improvement* Band dumestio manufacture *. Wbero doc* Mr. f Adam* attada to Iho oooailtation ? Ha argaa*4 ibat from (ha aatara of efrtt *ecfr(r, on? mao I* to bt luad lor Iho banlt of another, aad hanrd o chaooa ((ft remuneration horn a corresponding las upon that other. From tbo natura ol efrlist eltlj, tbo ** lacultlee and thn fortunes of every In dividual" are to be mail* sutMeirieni to the11 well Win* of hi* neighbor* and aiaoclalM in the bond'* ?|Im*I any other state ia that of the savege. It fi,|. iow?, therefore, that one aer/ttr/ ol tbia Union W obligated to contribute to the 4< well being" of an other, by tbo pnrilnl and tyrannical aiaetloaaf f emigres*, plundering the bone?t carninga of a CaroliiiA cotton plnulcr in order to reitaburac thn I lot*, nr to well tbe prosperity ol a NawKaglauJ manufactursr ; and ail uila J* demanded, not by i tbe constitution of tbe republic, but by the ideal doctrinc* of Mr. Adam*' mysterious mntaphy>lc?. Imagine thai ?ucb a doctrine had been praukil in ibe couvenlion of 1787 ; sup,?oie thai pnmftr | clmi'c of Iho constitution which baa generated all aoitt of alMimina'ioiu, bad been proposed thus* ?' The congress slmll have power lo lay and col li-ci tan-*, duties, imposts, and *rcl?e*,to pay tbo drbti of Ibe United siutci, and to reimburse thn lesse* and advance Ibe prosperity of domestic I manufacture*, whenever In their judgment it *hatl In> doomed ?it|iedienl lo burden with taaalinooao ?f mir great component interval* for the benefit of another;*' what would'have been ?ald to it * Would not such a proposition have been regarded a# evidence ot lunacy t Does any one supposo that it would not have been scouted from Ibe hall of that illuitt ious body f And yet, wherain do Ibe dcvelopemrnt* of le*a than forty yaara, tbe sober realities of bittory, Ibe present state of things, dilf.-r from such a supposition, absuid aait appearsf Dot a nut Mr. Adam*' whole argument admit Hint for tbe purposes of internal improve ment and domestic manufacture* one man I. las* ed lor Ibe benefit of hia neighbor f Who boar* tbo burden ? wboerjoya the benefit? Here tbco ia another souice of power 10 protect domestic ) manufacture*. Mr. Madiaon derive* il from tbo j power lo reculata M trade," and u long prece j dent Mr. Clay from tbe same source, together with considerations of expediency ; others from lb* war power; but Mr. Adam* apurm all bumblo ' deductions, all modern genealogy, he goea to iho. ' great mhiic* of most of Ills constitutional opln> ioii?, iiitt lonnitntinn of civil society. It will lio win that lv? sustains lite power ot congrem lo t*x llin Southern state* for (lie benefit of ? |*rtieular interest o( our " neighbors end tuoelilu in the Imnd" by e sort of analogical interrogatory con 1 rHiiiln( llin dnath of Warren, Montgomery. &r. Now nil tlifo must appear supremely ridiculous to any man of good *iu?e, mut especially to lo k genuine republican of the Jeflurson Mump Who end imagine that tlir. |?eople of uny section of Utb* confederacy consented to entrr Info a bond for lli? philosophical pleasure of administering lo Ilia romtortsand thibitarestf of their neighbors ' Wm (lie constitution lot mid for the manufactures ot i New-KngWnd and Ilia middle state* ? or for the ytveral interests of a greet and variegated coun try f \VIk? oau farm to himself llie Idem of a j^or tral government operating for partial porpoise, lor loe.il f? r ling and intern! ? Who can justly figure lo Ills imagination tba ridicotuu* aspf.et of mi evpresident of llie United Slate* deriving llm powers o( cuniirtM trom certain ideal speculation* alMiut the nature of social and Mvngo eiktencc. nhon he had l?efore him the term* of enr sod*: eslstrnee enpritsly laid down nod aolemnly rati" fled, In a constitution of apeeMe nnd limited pro vision*, every feature of which prove* n inanifeit intention to titnlillili a confedeiated repuMie, ot I npinl r)glil*,eiptal burden*,and equal be.icfc*. 1 Mi. Adams' iki?aiiIh( follow*, and ?fl reeonv ? nmi' h. to the fcSjiccUl consideration of our rea ders: ??The extent of territory, and the diversity r>f region*, climate*, and ntoJeaof *ooial eaisUurn embraced by U?e North American Union, present to the ?ti|?i Ikiai ol?*?rver the aspect nf a mnntijr of hetor?>j;*nei.u? composition, with it* several el emtnl* reparated in large maim from each other, and bavin/ ftw of the aflhiitic-* wliieh rah-bUml tliem into one cOegeinal fcody, A more eulargrd view however, lead* t? the ophite eoneluslon. It I* from the great dlv? rstty, aim! seeming atuin ?i opposition of these interest*, that rrsiitl* the most conclusive of argnments fot the union id the who)* into one nation, with common re|ire*ente tive ssMiiblm, po?*e?sed of leghUtive |*w*rr, and animated Willi the constant purpoa* ol reu<U ring squal Jilrllee to ell, and of harmonising tho*e intern!*, llie net ma I conditko. of whirls was en a**emtdag? uf element* unusually disronlant. 'I lie only alternative to the nettonel Onion lis exists, would be twom more M?mmnnitie?, them ?elves f?.rmin< large federations* without the **. ment of m.e Isgiilative uwembly, amlibaeonflwi inc ?n*l opporite interests of which, aggravate.t beyond thifir preteul ami Ml?r?l state, would Hill rr quire to l/e eroded, but, by dlpbunatic noeet* lilies only, luiuohiog the menns of naih eljiM' e.eiil, anil with Wer at every I inn as the only ** quel lo nusti'-tefsfnt WgWiillm. The | renter therefore, the diversity ami oppo sition ol interests to lm conciliated l>y ?mr nation nt i"Mifrilm<l<fl1 the m r?. Indispensably i