Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21


or ~opt the suggestion of the Judge and .d;sah,
the public mind as to the alarming s,ispic;on,, L;i
"'S Wv" Puo"Ga"oh mas oeeh the sole and exclusive
"'e"'' VI producing GEO McDU FIFE
From the National Inteliigencer Of Janua,y II
The following article is Copied from the Official
Government Paper-pdr excellence ITO return it's oy.,
phrase) the organ of the party in power:
TIE observation-disclosures,
The mode by which the Iutel;genccr and its kin.
dred prints attempt 10 '|nulfy" the rights of Georr,
and through her every State soverepntv 10 81,
worth Il passing remark because it discloses tho
n'o0s oPerandi by which the advocates of consol;d.
u1n intend to render imperative those restrictions
whicn the trainers of the Constitution intended to
guard against the usurr2tons ofthe Central Govern
,neht Instead of drawing their conclusions from the
language OF the Constitution, they appeal to .deci
siohs' ptecetents, &c; they say sin John Doe We
Richard Roe, IL held" &c Now who 90 70
achdt was held or 6y tohom hodeno The Copst;tu-
ton Is before us ALL and from that only can the case
be argued 'o
"Ifthe Supreme Federal Court possesses tho ,o,,...
contended for by these It's advocates. pnr erceI,e
Jet ,iem snow us the clause i'll which it was GRANTED
by the states. Do thew point us to a law Of Con
gross What right has Congress to leoislate nw,.,
the rights of a State? How could Then niyo n,,h =.
coordinate branch ofMeir government. which the
states IN their sovereign capacity had rosewood
G Gnel .hey permitted Congress and the Supreme
Court TO have an existence But it is a still rreata
aosnrdy, to say that the power exists in the CO.,
merely because the Court has decided it, That would
make as absolute as the Autocrot, and all other
paris OF the machinery of our system mpbt be A.
pensPd with."-U. S. TeIeprapk - "S
Inc riPat Government Paper 1.-THE Globe) snre.d-
the same ideas over larger surface with moro al
ooraton, and With more of such zeal as is Of, 81, 80
employed in a bad cause. The Gamers NJ III 60 oen ~
Gnvernment, therefore which spport tho nra.,O 81
Admnistration and those at Richmond and Nov,
ofK are all IN accord on the subject of the Judi
curry he Tariff Internal Improvement onJ m
Eanh q me Omitted States, and equally hostile 70 The
System" A'' i'a"
we have copied the article from the Telegraph.
nrcaus" 1t Is due to readers that thew sboplJ
know, exactly what are the views of tho 49, IL
control the Executive Government and o1,,o.,' -
au" 1ne mead OF II. We do not propose to make an
content to leave the matter TO their qoo5 .sers
after having answered the question 1890 :,
l phh,s to us US. " What right, are aSksd,
of Slater" no such RIGHT. we ans,,o E';s
claimed for Congress. 1t is not the act If Cnrr,.
wncn gees Potoer to the Judiciary but it is the Con
% the united States, paramount to oil State
constitutions "herever they conflict with il rpbo
act OF Congress only prescribes the manner md f,
IN which the jurisdiction already conferred or, st
supreme Court bv the Constitutions shall be e,erci-
seq And the power TIC make this presentation ;s h.,
4e CONSTITUTION, given an cypress terms to Congress-.
I'm all cases" says the Constitution .afect;ne5 a
u"sdcoFS' o'her publc ministers, and consus and
, t,ose III wcn state shall be party the Supreme
C1urI snail nave original Jurisdiction In all the
"other cases aforementioned the Sunrema 60
Shdtt hare appellate iursdctio7 both as TO law and
TACT win such exceptions, and under such reeuza
t'StIonS as the Congress shall make qlb;s . a..
clause of the Constitution in which ro,-ol 20 .ie
anfnorzed to confer the authority possessed bv the
supreme Court. and recently exerc1sed of ;ssr;-o
mtS o! error from occasions of the STATE Courts
when involve the validity Of Laws or Treaties & tb
united States Is the Official answered. no,,5 -" Ic
not, eI receive Its answer from the well. meanino
pcf.'on OF the party whom all these organs nisrenre
seh' ana which seems to be ohst nn TO in cIos;r &C.
| pursuing u'e'S arg
On the 8th Of January (the anniversary IF r,ti.t
liz paI,y "ia nor celebrated here-for what reosnr
W. kn"" nos, but we dare say a very rooJ ono ! IN
members OF the Legislature of the Stofe of p ne
vln'a the number Of one hundred and MANY o,bJo.
R,iSohS' d'ned together. We annex few IF tba;
OASIS. winch VIII serve to satisfy onv ,e,.o,aLI
man. that the organs of the Gnyernnan; ,bH :
represent the sentiment of even the sincere f.;anJ
~ N'eI"' jackson when they throw out these anti;
;i '0''r ooC rhes as the creed of the true pot
icai fa'th Pennsylvania has set the seal of renrh
ZION "pnn Them The whole Union will rebnl,e thor,
AH ron Henry Bntdtoin--tsent by him To The
inGetIngJ- Pennsvlv Wise in her policy. stron,
W her resources. her institutions and the roor.
duence OF her political and national charactan IL 1t
atIVes IN her own, and the councils of H.
nation will never forget that bv the cornroor :.
o. me Country SIZE is hailed - the key stone Of tho
=, By .Iir Ha,okine President oriEe dnu--JAmEs
mnbiooN; His late exposition of the u s. C!onet;
LUTON Is boon of nestmable value to the neonia "
TINS ODion--the doctrine of the nulliferS to ,L Vi
trary Notwithstanding. ~ '"c COIL
&C. 6 i2y mr. Spamgter. Surveyor Gcncral-The vo,co
Of me T Acquescence in it the first principle
Oh our On'on-whcn 1t ceases to predominaGe tb
WI be an end to the Renublfc. 'heh
Dg r ~, pet' Of Centre The Union It's pre-
not tt nrSI wish OF our hearts; its dissolution
i n1t more to be dreaded at this time than WHEN n
rev 1, !" one, CAV. symptoms of dropping out '''o
ny mr' GrGft IF .AHeghany--The Tariff 40
'R as me Government protects the domestic indns
NV, @t me country, so long will Pennsylvania protect
the General Administration. P'''e0'
Hg mr. King of Lel,igh--The Surname rto,,. g
tho United States; Tho sheet anchor of the T Oh
90 ny ~ co., Rtngiand, Of Washingtoa-Tbe NnII,feys
~ me south; Like the Hartford Conveniionisfss
Na"g''y children will cry themselves to sleen,
DlED-0n the I'd inst JARED Wu1,,,,.
i;5 "noH 64yesrs MIR Williams sustained tbronaI,
tt Ti unnPracha6ie charac er, and had reeeiveJ ~
tno "'nas Of his fellow-citizeDs repeated mon;r.,
...ns o. theiT regnrd and confidence He was g..
.!any years a member of ;he State Legislature. -
Iwarus' Tor several years until he v0lunfay,i, 80
.,ICu-'na representative this district in The r.,
DIS OF ,h@ Gnfed States; and finally. AT tho lat
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