Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16

States. THIS necs.ssity a. So e.. -, ,v... =,
Of tctl;ory oni pn.a IL. XIV, th-, ,'.,, an.
iar curft mt wHs r1hHing sirOngly aCan, M, nrinc
pie OF Intermediate ecctions-and tL,t an .,,o,..
Was making ~ this country to throw al ,,,,,r,,oi,
tai duties IN relation TO elections, upon tps o,oIa -
theIr original capacity. This is visionary aud i'm
PTacica5!C--a mere igajS f,ftgs-hnd calculated To
be oneror5 on the people whom il IS intended 10 bcnc
tit lie was satisfied the people could rot b7nefcia
~ exercise this right 10 its iu extent N great ev-
tended popn!ous community; therefore 10 though: i,
wa. proper ios tofh ~ certain cases, 20 delegate
tne'7 legislative representatives. Intermediate cleo
t!c7s arc refinement IN the representative system
known only IN The United States and instead of eytcn-
uS rs u'!liy We erc throwing ourselves back upon
me ofpinnI principle of representative b man solely
~ his individual character. After this cco,no-l ev:
ten Oi election, the government J. based &c far as
Ptoc, lcat4f, upon separation Cf fcr1rirlcn's ns
checks on each o'i.cr--Lccis!atiya cii-,,.,-art
Juu.c.a. These checks a.c .:tsoduced Tor tic pur-
pose Oi con rolling the unlimited VII Of ,la rr,ror;
". Unlimited Will wherever il be found vbc,lc-
IN the hands Of majority minority, is dczpoty
lie had bestowed much fe1,r on on This s',sct an
they had produced tic most reri.- couyiciion I'M
dospoGsm. is the cEcvtabls ciact IL unlimited viii
The utility Of these checks :hcr i seen in contro,I
ing t!ii CliHtcd WI "h2 ever It faay exist. These
are the fixed and stable pillars unur which rests Tho
useful and beautiful slacrstructcrc cur Cons,tu
ton These pillars, t. feared were nov, about TO be
torn down ana iier fragments scattered 10 the winds,
although he could not help hoping lo- better things
The merits ofthe Constitution were d. nonst rated b,,
As beneficial rcsOts f6r5i years uicuo,sy seen
the pEcscnt neral condition of our society over n
other known to him. II any otL-r ecun!lcd II j.,
iorilt aud n prIIcp!cs, he should se Glad ne IN
formed Of II. The merits of the Corsi uiun are still
urtaer seen IN the harmonious cp-oi.era,iU OF I'll it,
parts, 20 produce an uni.y OF o ectono gfea COM
mon good. Is merits arc s II further sSea in TIE
peculiar favour ani protection ac,r5ad TO ~
,'teehollcrs IL al complicated controversies lc
tween the POOR and tie rich. il J. lnawn that
''e eS's's very suons bias - favor ~ the poor That
u.'5 NE s7.i '"c e waS 60 gage % - rlcc. uf the law
nc 'I'o'cl> " re Hoe'cd % c.np.n.-.. any county
court az WHICH justice r-t be 1i is t'. o. u r & .. I'M
.c.is! ;7":;-eFsy wH 'hs gceT All . t-v:cl was
genera i'.s3";A1 ifon any ds-~.ou 90 r" c,.r: 10
10 81; >;'- g. any. I, from thu .cuity O. cri'a., M tie
H"T ta 81 il'c. ot o." pr,. Tie hc4aret u..rr Il,
SAYING idi ale pt1 better protected 1 the M.
o! i!e ic, under Our Constitution than -J y.rcl n the m ed
states 'si tne5e"sc he ci'clued all popular views, hr
considered huisc s ra. friend g! ;c poor H. en- e4.a.- 10
sustain our sys"n Under u. peculiar Organizations Justice IS
administered 10 the poor freely without ard and tho whole
Of h's contributions OF every description Do , Cd
whereas Tie costs o single warrant, under she p,ue svs
tenn, which Is propose! 10 be substituted ~ cv.t re
Wo'. cost hun perhaps times !nult - all :. f
contributions put To-, tlcr
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