Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
MoSpAY, NovrmoEn9
.UR. GILES SpEICIJ

the Crdo-
Nhat 90 we hear from other States 10 which Co.. nler'eh
had truly regarded experiments in onnos rom orargo
LOOK 20 every State where safagn has beer
es,da ase and you will see universal disorder UNI
uo' and dehorHlZa'on Of all sorts iic had h
Gay OF "o past in noticing VIVA, doing in the S E
eoetfcn blessing ON themselves by ex,endino ago.
suffrage 10 people Of all coloscd black white e rSn Of
u was pitosoPhieaLty asserted, that nerc t" yeo"
ought not to have any influence whatever m OF color
nconon than eonfo"ndc%" Gn'
III New YORK he found that were two a, Just had
v,on nominating regular ticket for ,be,
90, suPPVfen py what was designated, Mss Fnnny yh
parry tes, she starts on the principle of tho In.s
dividing property, morals oil the gifts of CT a'an laS
IN common and indscrimuately, amongst the whole pay
people For the two first days Miss Fanny 49,, we o'o
Ias Tar ahead, and great the alarm es i 'cStt
y great exeI,ions of all parties New York and % g
vuenta' nierposition Miss Fanny Wreh,'s cI", ~ RIO
succeed (Since the delivery this speech il uh ma
one OF the persons on Miss Fanny Virgin. ticke, @ ''
tualiy succeed) Thus that State has ecaprJ f ac'
es,aran law and an utter subvcrsion Of morals J 1
Gcn,I ,cr ng present, but Tor how long, God only knos
ork Is heterogeneous and not like ours homorcnco rev
ali ,Se d az mus I AUNT Is slender ground winch To placc
az aeaLest rshis aud liberties of nero prr,pms
u'ieTence between heterogeneous honopepco Puh'o
mn,i he 70 exs. IN deSee-all admit ta, h
IN TIE conclusions they have drawn #? Upcr fisken
camesNwi always produce similar effects lis merits
sun further niorrcd from the honorable compliments
m this debate even by its adverse i've e., aTd'7!
d admission Of the honorable eraty of the can
he non save holders west Of the Ridge; and yet more from
tneH total failure to show any msule whatever NIL
although onphalally called so by his mos Sl II,
nd momo'ame colleague (N Leigh Of Cheserfed1 Und
political blessings IN the midst Of others 6r "A aI
In the wisdom of our ,f,h 90 years
consPcuousiy displayed, than In the means eho Deen nr
these great ems These have consisted IN the prc,;,
cation OF the county courts in throwing ogan-
deancy Of power into the hands Of the 6idina pepon-
society He would rather have a government ass on
the middle class relying upon their uniform moral
without any check or balance whatever than gove
entrusted 10 either Of tho society vii, m M
checks which wisdom could devise The Organization or
county courts IS marked with peculiar wisdom T,s .,
coun magistrates with their judicial functions are also
co WIN portion OF the Executive powers These mngis,r,s
are scattered in neghborhoods, nearly equally
whole Saie-each OF them possessing degree OF moral inG
IN his neiglborhood which with lbs oOScia ia l
wheI combined together forms the strongest Excc,.a
World Hence The celebrity OF Virginia Tor obedience 10 ia
iehoe mas 1een so frequently and emphaticny sail n, \,
t1to was the only desPof here Here is seen
,ne maxim Of an UNITY Of the Executive and is exh
=. 'he same une he most numerous and most e6c,
Executive IN the Notwithstanding for physical five ~ ~
single hand, its moral aud official influence eor,,reJ W
oIe upon Ine aecuons than upon the fears the copl
AnoieI peculiarly OF this organization TO- thai the
their judicial aud executive capacities Their on, og ID
me monopoly Of the serTatY aud il is nov ntonoseS ~
Even that compensation is never received in
city Their judicial functions cease ne soon % o.
capacity this is Of the peculiar marie ~ y,o'
IN krp 10" Sn'sos freely, without reward trrn
county court system directly from our Hn, ~ received our
but may he traced back Tor morn aNpn ouces,or;
present time, and beyond tic period when , years from %
IIvesed mo tne Ango'Saxon. During that inn n hecan,
Time aud amidst all the 1uctraiioi of hnn mg prrod ~
been attended with the happiest effects "d"s It las
Tie had thought proper thus TO present 10 ,bo C,,
Ht'c ou'lne view OF the subject hut il was r., r '
N"auc' am ne greatly feared that I've had fsllrn a. uV
us merits o hoped however, that no had IN some ,u to, %
ioened lie Virginia Constitution from ts un,er,c1 c rsh
loi,s u'0"n as""s; H. and ,ai he had proved i, 10 M c'
Oh .ne Uuc principles OF political science '''''-'
lie would now accept the invtoi;o,,e Sc CO.,
gentlemen 10 inquire into tic condition Of nm -
Vous To n state Of soccty-abou, which i pr pr
como difiercnccs Of opinion. Ilo observed h ''"'
placed IN singular dilemma lie Golf b.rs.ic ~
PEELED to agree with gentlemen in fLcir eol,
one SIDE OF the question, aud 20 difr VIII ,I, ~
Their conclusions; whist he agreed win in ~
on inc other side IN tbcT conclusions mud discroJ ~
tn.ih 10 t9'lr premises: Although he was Charmed
Wtn the eloquenoe ofhs worthy colleague IMr IoigI,
o. Cheserhrdl and of tho honorable gcnilomnn from
NQrthnmpon MT. Upsiur) no was reluctantly COM
pelIed TO diher with them IN the opinion TINT tbcro
never oN'steu state Of nature. whilst hc concurrpd
WIN tl'n III the con lusion that uiaiuri Sind
no rlght 10 govern but that derived from the social
compact AT the sane Time, Notwithstanding h,
CohcuIred with the honorable gentleman from Lon
ooun thr Mcrccr) who had displayed all hi, pov.o+
OF reasoning md exhibited all the brltpcv &c ~:
cntal imagery on Ibis occasiUn--ie The opinion H.,
nun bad existed in state Of nature he nov, ,,boi
let himself constrained ~ dissent from tho concl,si
that moIorities had necessarily a right Co ,rvryn q;
such n state. 5'F''" !"
Mr. g sad he would tel n plain Ia. mud lt,.,,.
effort would be 70 be understood lie boliovoJ # 49,
was state Of nature, and that it was s,Isccr,i.o ~
proof both from history ond from Tho roo,n , VI
ture OF things single frct and refoo,k Ill, 80
conceived ongli' 10 b., suite ent 10 s,G e, 9, ~
hcC'FP man HAT thrFo must hs,c ben, - -