Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-25

ers on and that they can lose nothing and NAV on;
by involving the state in civil war in; 40" 'sy e',
tie o. nIon God forbid the latter should he rigbt
ont So let every freeman be prepared To do ms d,i,
ftcSotced, That so much Of the Governors Messar
as relates to the Judiciary DC referred tn tho ~
on onFs oi Justice, with permission 60 repor by bill
or o'herwse; and for the better euablinm SAID Commit
zee discharge their duty far as relates tn o
oil appeals ReSoUed further. that il is the deberata
and solemn opinion OF this house arloc larn. na;orv
o' Tue good people Of this Conference.-The bere;n rsore
sented, that the entitled "An ac, To- rcpe, Tie i.
! organizing tue Court of Appeals and reorran;zpg
Court of Appeals" is unconstitutional and void 60
" DIS Porpofts 10 rcpea! or abolish the Court of
I APpeais and erect and establish another Cont i'm ifs
stead: and that the Court of Appeals so Attended tn
and abolished, having been created by the
constitutions is the said act notwithstanding the Su
pfee ourt OF is state and The judges thereof bav-
Tag neither resigned, been removed from Office bv
ci'her oil The modes recognised and provided nv the
constitutions are still in Office should he so con
sldered and respected by all the funconares 1 tho
Sovernment.-Yca 90; NAYS Sc.
S"'ee R'shts-The following preamble, reasoning, re-
solutions, and instructions, offered to the Of
the Georgia Legislature by Hardin claim from their
deep insight INTO the Federal compact nd the
respective and relative right ction of the State and
General Governments and their tone of moderation and
good feeling, decided admiration. We have never
tanning much in short compass and i, seems to US
both as to its principles and its style sterpece
serves to be locked up in the caskct with Washing
tons Farewell Address, and the constitutional exposes of
Jefferson, Madison aud Roanc
GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE
On the 9Th inst the following resolutions were introduced
ny General Hardin aud two hundred copies ordered be
Resorcd By the Senoic and House of REPRESENTATIVES. of
' STATE Of Georgia, General .4ssemGL met That the
situa lion in which Georgia herself in regard to the
United States, is painfully felt and seriously regretted
Ina the ends for which the Constitution U States
was instituted, o form perfect union, establish JUS
tce, domestic ranqu ty provide Tor the common
hetnce promote the general welfare, and the bless
igs oil liberty To ourselves, and postery,'
where fully acknowledged Appreciated than in
the State of Georgia.
The father of his country soennv informed us that
the constitution was ihe result Of amity aud of that
pa Difference and concession, which the peculiarly
p"cai situation rendered indispcnsibe;' thai in its for
NATION, "the difficulty Of drawing with precision the line
between the rights which be surrendered and those
which may be reSerrcd Yas Increased by difference a.
ong the several Status, their situations extent, ha
bits and PARTICULAR INTERESTS"
Ne readily admit the powerful influence of cons-
"cratIons and admire the happy n which these
Obstacles surmoHnted by the adoption rules Of
government contained in that instruments so well calcul
aed To answer all the purposes which was intended
Nor that is obviously in,practicable
IN the federal government oteSe states all RIGHTS
ct independent sovereignty ecit and yet provide
the interest and safety ual' But confidently believe
and earnestly insist, that adhe to orjal prn-
cies would strictly conne the action of the general go
vernmen to the sphere marked limited by the
press PROVISIONS o! the constitution; that no other
PAGERS than those granted in direct terms not depend-
g upon ihe uncertainty of constructive fcrcnces
Ptief admissions should lie csed by it.
INC plan upon which the General Government was
formed and intended operate obvious aud evident
IN hi'o as it is simple and excellent in Any
deviation from ITS inst intention. by destroying the
symmoiy and proportion of its parts, dernnge
most important func IONS and give wrong direction 10 The
whole machtery of government. The inlDuke which first
he clyr and
OBJECT and effect mared and Spoiled by irregular aud con
vu!Sive movements Pubic opinion would longer act
IS balance cheeL TO regulate its motion,
much accelerated or retarded by all these crumsta nces
which might tend to the production state of thing
Ancasy md Uniform operation Of the government Of the
Union only to he attained by tic mild end gentle, yet
eicacious influence OF those rules of conduct, which on
the hand all necessary power to effect lis
proper ends; whilst thr other, confined hv certain
metes and bounds 10 lis original object intention.
TO extend its paternal and projecting exer-
nal or foreign relations Of the country, whilst the State
governments deemed wholly competent to control and
direct their own internal or municipal concerns
To preserve the confederate and force of the
Uni" whist consolidated national form OF govern
ment IS tn be avoided by all the guards which provided
against it,
With such views and opinions, powers duties and
limitations OF the General Government, constrained
to complain
That many Of its acts aided upheld by the decisions
nf tie Supreme Court aud ready be supported by the
influence of the Bank and the rny OF the
Chtcd States are destructive of "Staie Rgh accord
ing TO the true intent and meaning of the constitution.
That whist such tendencies perceived, and depre-
Gated confidently that recurrence to "funda-
"ent" principles, by those who direct
desfncs of the country will speedily ectfy the
which ha crepi administration of the cove nnent
and restore the condition of and things shat state
Of political feeling and action, which distinguished
moable period Of the democracy of 1880 that pu-
rity aud beauty Of admirable system OF polity
may be only cquaIed by fixed determination preserve
and maintain it,
therefore further Resoired, That the Senators and
Representatives Of Georgia, in the Congress United
States. be and they hereby requested and advised to-
stand firm to the support of the Rights Of the States, and
oppose the very threshold, every, tie least attempt
encroac upon them by the Gene raj Governments always
remembering tat 81" is against slow and silent thai
nation ought be particularly its glard"-n which
and steadfIst support Of the whole body Of freeman Of
Georgia, who equally and alike disposed risk all