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inference In aleer William B. Giles speaking of the administration of John Quincy Adams he says"under the authority establish roads, they claim the right of cutting down mountains for the construction of specifically enumerated and permitted u asoerr they shall thk her and the federal member regular amendment of the Con son right make roads and canals of nercommuncaion be- tween the States providing sufficiently corrupt practices Congress- The views of Mr. efson Madison, Monroe Jackson and Van Buren, understood be favor the right Congress- appropriate o improvements of necessity, and national bene and, of practice this rule has been adopted by administration of the govern have gone much farther, and claimed exercised the right of opang money for works of local character The exclusive author W to declare war raise and support armies provide and maan navy and provide for the ognon of the militia and calling them into the forts and aseais nasn and isIp;ne arms and munitions of war making foraion improving abo constructing light houses vmg Instructions, and improving important nagbe rv and con military roads important points, of and munitions with the ceey, and reduced cost The Revolution and the last show the necessity i'm improved means doubt that roads and navigable the chief appropatg money the power cannot be doubed be doubted that the objects above

 serving this place that the expenditures the west for national defence have been the millions the Take the of Arkansas Indian population her border it the bonden duty the to furnish adequate force for her whg Congress- could away millions distribution the States and but ptnee, for the defence of the country After squandeng the land revenue they made few pu re- henchment in the dsmod regiment of dagoons and left

 maxm that time of peace should for and with Great Britain distant period be almost n evahe the defence of the whole the well the called for by wise and patriotic consideration Instead of sbu military roads the improvement of the noble Mississippi and its tributaries we'll national objects ill different There many topics with internal given probable the will be made other than works We stated the with regard question: which vii be more fully discussed when

 PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

 Economical for strictly national and necessary and

 sufficient mposts such expenditures form poslon with regard oh interesting question: The taxing the very handspring of whole system and shock through almes every gaton o society," winch cannot but be deeply felt and dPa

 Deprive the absolute monarc of the sovereign power xaon d ld I @ @ 6,f9n1 the nossession of the sword is bn an useless appendage long the strings in the hands of his subjects could have become the the Roman Empire warrant than his sword spells of conquest freely avhed ,en largely contributed make Napoleon Emperor % o france and accelerated the unhappy destiny Charles the First and made that remark able Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector of England In almost all the bod outbreaks and revolutions be traced the wrongful execution of authority in the levy and collection of enqe abracty considered birth heart umng and ssenon which weakns the bonds of social unon exercise or unequal operations conveniently fundamental law by first requiring all bills originate the pop preference shall be the ports of those of anoher either regard These

 restrictions show that the magnitude oi the power was not unknown, DOT DOT the danger o its being improperly % usea by the enera that regulation for raising which by of bounty, poron interest of the community the injury nother find the letter spirit of that men in the principles of common justice Whether taxation direct

 protection home industry encouragement the American Sytem constantly sound the magic of words could hide the wreeed policy 

 enrich the oher take the bread of the mouth of the farmer and hazard the duration of the of the States the fruits of the maed American System which the opposition zou advocate and of which, M Clay the father and foseer.

 already indicated the right the branch of industry and the right Wqueionabe, dispute the policy and justice ofit

 Tine industry, place beyond fatal of legislation, and leave the regulation the laws Whenever the Government the principle proec- primary becomes secondary object All broken down, and unlimited discretion of the Government; that the adjustment of intercourse with fo and this necessarily of exclusive chaaer But when examine the Constitution with to internal affairs, will be apparent glance, that there but confined and limited author W and that the States respectively the exclusive right of egua their local they shall deem expen is manifest for Congress undertake the protection of the different pursuits of e draw local interests within the the central auhoty produce the sectional divisions the halls of national @ aion bazaar the sale monopoes description Who be blind the that such policy, would finally end consolidation of all efficient authority the General Governments that rights ndisnct deep diensions spring different branches of industry; corruption become part of our political system.

 Whoever will his this Unon and dpaonely template the and which struggling eendancy will readily discover that utterly impossible protect without maictng corresponding of the others. To al would be reduced the of refusing the

 