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FvaakSa coasty, van first, apao • saadea
tan of IK md, see the Oorrahee. h take*
tie nm by KipnK, mbg *bri{<ily up, hi^r
b iwnmivia eqaty. It stands mlone, regal
ia its sva\ o'er ik* bxiaads—it has no part- j
atrnlhe input,»Mdi aunt has 1
it, bd is k*dj ax»d iopfir ia As sale. You |
■if 1 uaiiintiinriT Jit bixth, ret I asrare to, |
the first view of the Corrahee wefi»7j fix even]
Tour ere n ba> «adlajn»*f o .teopiaiaoa. |
husB9ataifiai,spiB«yr;,£>ifbrBat-!
sc, from the veiy bosom of the plain, and pier- J
dn> the bearcj. Iu «nr >wss, height, sad
cock regularity of shape, satei, reader baa
object of surji in i in ■ faezaqr. il his not an-
fifeade nor dewaoa .aoaifito asuke k sab-
l—tu*' If k r«e rjt amoo; the pst race
tftle Asda or CatsSdU, irvadd scarcely a*.
tfiascKYbtaya fee a mows*; notwithstanding,
feanrjts actoal rdUfkos ntk the scrnwrAg
- - -- -g* - ol i--i. lt--
COBfitJT* SBHfiK GtiS^al IfiC UtuOljCT •
dkti, bs irfiut eyes hare opened open the
cisnicSai peaks' of Alps or Appraines. Its
aHpilil is accessible, ye* not without tiL
Vies aBaaacd, the prospect opens to the
■talk, apn a ampfcitheuric range
of laBs, stick, skinag the States of North
Cusbt acd Geotgii, seen to hare Seen
muskaBed there, the advance gturd of the
AHeghay. Some are dgaified b their po-
skkra, aal peericss to ahknde—the captains
of the hash. Others, content with atcdhmi
derations, are snbcnSnste ia aanaad;
whilst the naj, ahboogfc anrjtabi still,
stake up the rank sad file of aatore’s intuki.
SouAnid you gaze npou aa altered scene—
smooth, ffikinUf, and gcaiir wndalaiiag, as
spread oat bdbceyoa the Ceatgia lowfindi.
detain oar xsdlsro fines fie pensU
Resefiaacs. They speak ib cfcanrtsgBe j
than any sheig fm as oat id. tbe dwaJ
which are the Pilar Sax uf the Cikj J
State Siam AaoautKUirCunu
We aaetuat, Smnenx, atsk tonesiM J
the proud ^mrtt axis Stax- - " of ccrCr.
ay were (Ssjiayed froea tint asst-a«3rfJ
ibcsa^ebf ia part—aa. erideoee tkid
safiant Tits are prosai -of like 5tr e ®ij(i.rJ
rag orertka a everr sru is laar cyj
protrefioa fixes iask tod Kj^esia
appalling ofiadoes. To preserve their
power st this time, when we had so ranch
reason to expect the restoration of peace and
and traaqiEliky, they seek to agitate the couo-
provoking and irritating the highland-
ed, and honorable men, who have opposed
their wild and ruinoos measures. They have
presumed to present an oath of allegiance to
South Carolina, to as! To ns, who have
ted wsh a t—t, wade a frw wanaawicaagetie it-
mgfcs.fr—which we extract the fLflawiagt
My votes in tavar of the Tanffof’33, and
of that act which they have been taoght to
call the bloody bill—bat which I call the lilt
of peace, which I voted fir as a faiS of peace,
stick has preserved the peace of oar be.
loved Carniir i—which has prevented -her
soil from beir.g stained with the blood of
her sous, and has restored her blessed con
stitution, which in a awjsatBtof popolar cota-
motioo had been superseded by a government
assuming despotic »«d aacantroOed power.
If m voting fir this act, I was a tr-ior to
my country, Washington and Jeflersca were
traitors, fir they have approved its pnm»%s.
If in Toting fir k, I have betrayed the tights
of the States, John Randolph of Roanoke, d-1
Nathaniel Macon, of N. C-, Dxrid R. Wili-
jams, and John Taylor, of oar own Stale,
George M. Troop, of Georgia, were traitors
to the rights of the Stairs, fir they ia 1339
spoke and voted ia favor of such a bilL If ia
this act Ihareerred.I have erred with the goal
and the arise, and the patriotic, and the great.
And surely my countrymen cannot think me gnO
ty of an unpardonable crime in fiEowiag the
example of such men. Wkh regard to the biS
of *32, I voted far k not because I thooght it
a good measure, bat because k was bet
ter than the tariff of *23—aot because I
thought k reduced the taxation of the eountty
to its proper coasritutnipsl linfits, bat becase
it lessened the araonnt of that faruiiw, and
thereby alleviated the burthens of which my
constituents complained. But in this vote, 1
have cause not only of internal bat of external
Jf v satisfaction is not
because yon approved it, however ranch I
may value that approval, k is not because the
people of the 23 States approved k-—and sore
ly that is no small coaobtion, bet because
the very men who, in July, denounced me far
voting fir k—in the February following,
adopted k as the bests of what they call a
coaafromise. Yes, in us saonlhsafterI was
bant, hanged and shot an efigy fir voting far
this bill! the whole delegation of S- C. voted
fork. Yes!Map*GeuesalGeoege AFDj-
fie, after declaring in a written adless to the
people, that this tariff sf32 was mare op.
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