Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-11

'a'o, Nv eAfiaHns them In a.,
rreesfiy The contrary OF hat ! expr.s,,,' "'
vowed Tor ny self ~ the plainra l,nay q.
" One CT the people" has done this. no, blge.
ne dors not understand me but h.,,,"u's
is unwilling thai the people should nnds,.,l re
me Win respecit TO The Judiciary. sa,dN'.,s,
should not approve VI any system v hen
render Tie Judges dependant IN the lp,,,,l
their offices, upon the favor of any man or 80, VI
men whatever, but that the judge should na.. u
thelrss br practically responsible To lie -
for good conduct IN the discharge ofihr Ak,
OF his office and when per maneni d,.nI,ii,.
usttaf &c those duties should occur al; -
misheha''or on the paH OF The Jude n
winch last he might be impeached) a s,,,.
able prove ought III be rrtscribpd
thai lstce should uol be deled mo-, d,
/ layed What is ia" plhim meanipg
tie above! Sur ~ this IF, 81, ihat a I,,,
should no, hod his Office Dependant r.,
favor Tor its continuance -Secundl, he ,,Ir14
be p aclicaIIy responsible. To the ptoule 4
good conduct (bY impea,hmrnt OF oil erv,.,3
aud thndIy, Tia y hen tieie was ~ In. hc.
Viour TIA the par Of i've JUICE, bni lie i.r.,.
! permanently unable "a I,eiiuI ~ lI. dalr.
should he removed III II suitable way. Ina,
tice nngh he done. Bun what dos ON ,
the People say I'll, after quoting ~. ,ial.'
! the above paragraph, >etiing ou, thu ms mad
| leaving ont the second and third M ntL,,, -,
| II, announces 10 the rople. that 50 II caIn,.t
doubted that Judge Daniel would moi onl, o.,
! ~ Sc amy 'nc oachm"nt up0h lis own rnve,s
+ almost alb . ute as thet aie ~ pr, INT Lut =
may a>n be fally inferred that he rn.r.,Ie,.
Htai responsibility wi'irh Is imposcd Is lni,e.
! impeachment rs an unn"c' SsAry St,aini .r,o
the will aud power OF IA judge" CciIaiu ' l.'.,
never WIS > morr false imp udent il .a
I ma H. IN direct DIipn .iI.nn tn II
Ianguage.-' One oi the People" has mar.
complaints against me aud my opinions -
hh'is iaui, Win my earnest manner of 40
precalmg uIs qua burtliens by iaxatiun :" an.
! from thence warn, th- people against lnr as
ia srlous man. linIcrd d'rs - On of la4
P'oite' -" sh lhal " tln qua burthersn ,i,rat
hr tn.Pasc", 10y isAnfji Or otherwise nnona,.
p0ttn II oil the community II tr IT,, he
right in oppu,ds ~" lor shal cohlcnd n.
an equal disli bntion, rs lar is possible III l,..,
the blessing, ard the bat thtns of Gpy, f1tn.,t
| shall coHiend !ar such an appor onuen,,fr
presentation IN TIE Leg. lature, that no nlaa
hall be compelled 10 pay IN Gre than his 'u.l
proportion OF taxes aud Tat TO pottop 81.
he commons cath be subject t. uneatim bur
tn ms by mran- of iaxatiaa, ur bv meas O.
unjns, appropriations. ni the tsx"S after they ar
levied THIS must lie right by VIII t,p,
he money should be tie Il, 81 uGges II how
H'uch thry are able To az grd her rV
should direct TO "haI p 10 II should h. az.
plled. Can |, possibly hr right tor o7tt J'orii,.
Of the coInmtni'v " HIGH pay hm itie, u.i,i,r
The power 10 levy al p eaaute h, ANY toN,s uI
on another 7 ard 10 apply the money thus le-
wed principally Ia its avn us, IniS woul8
cecaIniy be- The imposition +" uu, quail u
thens' on one r0riun, for the hrn, liz &
another portion of thr comm nit. u
would be Ia intindnce tue oGious AID unjLt
principle. of the PIES NJ tariff OF tn TIME!
States. into the alf,ns Of ife S,ate.-.-" One
the People" may Hdmile this pincii -
but | tcpreca.e It's III posia. ula,
quail burihpns aud r"bpi unu portion
OF the community for tie benefit Of a...
then i Should therefore aip"tion rep,
srntallon according to popn ati"n AID aNdliD1
-thele will ~ found persons anu pf8ttrlg ID
every portion OF thr Stait- HI wnl be sub.
Jet Ia equal taxation ami 10 equal Ielrt,rult
iion--to equal buf,hpns aad 10 opal poiyi,;
yes.
On thu subject of the RICH, Of Sui' &C, 10
my Letter heretofore pub ishrd distinct sdid
that although the freehold qualification "as II,
most certain, yet Il WAS moi tine oHiy enffHcc oi
4 - permanent common interest ~ Il AMI ~
tachment TO HE community that lie R2h
of suffrage as now limited, pxciudcd too mary
'lrnd he right. 10 the Emil> prescribed by tie
Blt oil Righi,-tn all Who couid give etidrl,e
Of Il permanent common Interest with aud a
taci ment IN the G mir"ny. May cfi-tB
WHO do not own 30 &C oil land, nor lot 20
town, nor houses OF certain dnnc ens, can n
o her respects shtn forth good ,ylGeucr 81 the
pc, mancnt attachment and common mfuc..
requn, d by the Bdl e Rights nut cH caahn.
The extent to which shohld he il r.g % &C..
and the limit beyond whici. | shuald lie tnnt.
hing 10 go, are nus clearly marked. il 'e.
qures no interpreter between ~" ard lie peo-
ple-yet " On oil The People, ~uh hyfpcr..'
cal professions OF KIND .leeiirg md GiadstP
Tor me, and equal good hath iowads lie pep
pie, Volunteers himself as an interpreter b.-
tween us.-iIc tells the people hat lhr efi&
aud the Hmu thus clearly marked, mem sam
thing entirely dill, rent i,om Whit they sand
for in plain language .--That = The Judge is pc
culiarly metaphysical h. Judge insists
thai " men have rights TO their iaculi,es-~that
in proportion to their ia ulies their Ight'
should he regulated bat he y no has len 'a'"
cuts has ten fold civil lIgh's over him who has
but ono-should have ten tot' 5 10 one or '-
thrrwisc II will d" become necessary 10 IYe't
tae man having the smallest nuuhri lol taIcnIs'
entirely of his rig hls. Now, except tiai tie
Judge did lay, that - every man has AZ nrGh
al indctcdSide IIght tn his Ia, n!tIrS the WIoF
of the abnve quotation OF " One oi the peoPir
i, false ~ point of reason, aud directly conlf"
~ To what did ,ay | said that every man
has an original indeteasibie ri ht to his hcn.'
lies; they constitute the means by which he az
qnires property and distinction. He cannot
he iigiatuIly deprived of the use Of those
means i; but we know thai the faculties OF me"
(buth If body and mind are uleqnal ma
mc ;lns sre therefore unequal aud The use -,
them though left nee and unrestraired vi
produce corresponding results"-the use 0i
these original means would give, TO one per
son one talent, to another five and TO anotlf'
ten talents" But that g the right OF him VINO
has ten talents, 10 them, is precisely equal an0
no more THAI rqnal, 10 the right OF him "no
has one talent, oihat one. Each has rgEN~
unequal things. The light OF each member o.
the Community shou d be precisely equal, one
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