SOUTHERN DOCTRINES.
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We see much from those Southern States, friend
Iy to General Jackson, like the following resolutions
which have passed the Legislature of S. Carolina.


Resolved, That the acts of Congress passed in
1916, 1920 and 1894, known by the name of the
tariff laws, by which manufactures are encouraged
under the power to lay mposts, violations OF the
constitution in its spirit and ought 10 be repealed


Resoivcd, That Congress has no power to con
struct roads and canals in the Sates with without
the assent of the States in whose limits those inter-
nal improvements are made; the authority of Con-
gress extending no further than to pass the neces-
sary and proper laws to carry into execution their
enumerated powers.


ResolDed, That the American Colonization So
ciety is not an object of national interest and thai
Congress has no power in any way to paronze or
direct appropriations for this any other Society.


RESOLVED That our Senators in Congress be in
structed, and our Representatives requested to op-
pose every increase ofthe tariff with view to pro-
tect domestic manufactures, and all appropriations
to the purposes Of internal improvements of the U.
States and all appropriations in favor of the Colo
nization Society," the patronage Of the same eth
er directly OF indirectly, by the General Govern
mpnt