Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16
nd b. ,acb q .aoftia1s he eS'"'i'l %.
=, The close OF the NINTH. Did the
"a veteran anticipate Them at the Time

ps.,Ll.cnnisn Of 1897, fahght oy ftde'"''''s
IN We have frequently remarked on
,,ra,senrs, Of the TACT. that The ul'fa-ihi'-
...,,...ri,n nol,ricinns Of South Carolina should
NV, h, 50 mich more aealons IN ihe'r eio''s''
-.,6as the general government within '"es'''''
t.ti.r Of the consiiiuiion-sea, TO 90 'h''"s''
ii st,;, II Of rs COG ,titutinnal powers-'ha"
,,ere even the politicians OF Virginia ""o
o,.e scontpd and ridicned Tor the s'r'''"'s'
II ,beir creed by these same soa'h N"ro"h'd"'
INr. NcDulHe, had been bea'H'rSs so"'''
,e,, .bo,, h. wrote the Nos. of" one o.
The Peepls," IN defence oil the ''''""''a''""
conjunction Of the CONSTITUTIONAL ne ma" ''e"
,evsr studied the spirit aud letter OF an ins'fn'
,nen,. the provisions OF which, ms memoe'
,f Congress, he had sworn to obey and driend,
go nigh, regard him an his opinions, no" so
site. as at least the honest result OF his us
,,s.ouate reflections. SO OF Ma. James Ham,
,i,on. r. -ifinls2i, he had just lett College, q
had no, heen previously called on more lhan
.a In e1nound the consttuiiou--and il, IN
,hose e.positio rs. he had not given his opinion
IN favor Of the most liberal construction OF that
instrument, we might no" regard his opinions
=. the sincere offspring Of his iudgment.-Bnt
~. cannot believe they are. under the present
The cbonoa "a ton
S'rcn'ns''"'e' VI
,reat-ihe gulph between the two sets OF onin.
.on,. as expressed by these two gentlemen in
,o,1 and IA ,yowed nov. is too immeasure
..,,;d. 70 bav. heeo nas7ed. ,io so short a
,a,i,d of time. II ID imnos siole
A.; ,r.,,,,o,, ,;,, tho
ri. p,a,,i.o Tho, la vos M,
,La, ,,o;r c,,roi,,,on sbould he confined
o,o,.-b. .,..,,o.d them far IN.
,,....,.,;. ,,,,l,,s nro.
9'''''
csle" Nv "'9"y D
o"h PEN !" we ch"' ae'e' u '''"Ne' ~"
It 10 sac "ph' 'hese het' ''"'"'
Nullihc"''on doctrine saia hte4' 'H'J' ''"in'''o'
iahs SPEAKS
Ihr nhs's' however 81 we N'eu"p'' -
Wv a re,,vl iodn,o.. ism couIending fy
strict anh literal eonsuae'i'" 81 NV o'ns'''"
'o''' "''' u" ",'''" n;,''5 an ;,,,is3
IBIS C0nSIruthun, rs INeT reasoning
preses, would lma The sphere OF u"r """o"h'
harriet ",''r' -, H., II, .,l,,I;on
ssa matter Of inevitable cpnsequcnce. 70
these views the trlnm'nate added one 'ocs'o 81
szae SV.e' s91 ;, ,,,,,,c ~, IL
z',,,ar'i lr,st I'm, ,.,,, NJ, yer;e,v Inv them %
rt!ieve lis ,lull and vpAailous di,sOnance
In the preceding extract, II will be- on that
the idea Of" State .ovaregn'y," IN its most
limited sense j treated by Mai Hamilton with
cuttine sarcasm and ridicul, Aod what rea.
son. pray. doe, he give for the overwhelming
revolution Of opnloa. which now enables him
to content that State possesses much grea-
ter extent of power than was even claimed
Tor II by those advocates OF State sovereignty
N 'rgma "hom ne '"e" 'eea'"e" "s w 10
OF such III omen why me ee"''ei""" ''''o' ''s
" NC ""' " -, ,,..-
~ '"e ~.
'''' 90
s,o"S'"".O" "SsJ A'u' ""N ~
1he fsdHHf@' which coh'ai'S we eh'''es' ""u
most aole Commentary o" us SP""' '''' '"e
e'eafes'es'oS''lo" oil lis P''"e'Fl'S LIZ vs.
900 H'N Inc MAJOR so"'e "''e' 4"os'''"'
"Ae" n'd ne read Madison h'P"r' 'ho 'f"e'
son RESOLUTIONS: p'h ne Tea" 'he" oeIo'e "p
ceased 10 iljlcpie = STATE sotere'Sn'eS VI
ala az hot osr"iht an ahVo.a'e u we N'''''
'aloh o'c'''nr Jfst' an" INC" ZEN" "'' 'N'i'''
anu heSo'"1'hs' az ifha''s "'e S"'' " w '''
6lole, not 10 "fh'e Al hno"'eose Oh '"e ""'''
na' 10 exc o"' argnmenis'o s'Pro'' d ''e'y
already formed A = DuReoo" '' Z" oFSs"''s
dan'er,' II h viii answer candidly' ms VIII
turn out 10 he the f.'e'.