Rejection of the bribe rendered
10 the states in OlatiOn Of the


Constitution.
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South Carolina aud Alabama, it is probable,
" take the lead in refusing thu slolIs Of the pub
he Ia ds These wise and high sprIt d States,
will, we trust, convince Federalism that they
canuot be dupsd ioto fragrant violation O the
Cunsluli on,lnevla5Iy resulting in ava> incroa Q
of indirect taxation, bearing unequaIly and un
ius,ly upon the South, SIMPLY to obtain shnlt al
lowance of the proceeds OF the pubic lands -
Two hfhs of the population OF the South, who
pay the heaviest tax IN the articleS fairfield 10
make good the deficit occasIoned by the dIslrlbu
ton from the Treasury TO the States,) are txclu,
ded IN the distribution as given by the law which
makes The representative ratio IN Congress the
rule IN allouIng to the States their respectiye
shares of the public domain. The South. there
fore, which gave the greatest potion of the pub.
lie lands TO the Unon, are to have less by two
ffth4 than the other States in the new PARTITION :
and, what is worse, are to bear the greatest bur-
den IN the new taxes necessarily imposed to re-
plensh the National Treasury


Honor -lntrest--fidtlity TO the Constitution
every motive of patriotism conspres to in.
duce the Democratic States 10 reject The corrupt
bonus lie Idered for the abandonment of principle
1t is the entering wedge foI public dtbt--high
taxes wasteiuI expenditure systens--
corporation privileges, and every other feature
which characterlzes the arstocracy abroad
Which Federalism apes among us.--Giode.