The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-19


course Of American commerce is disturbed by
foreign regulations laws made to evade "r
coun.cract their effects are equally commercial
regulations or they arc nondescript. The pow
or in question was exercised BY the hrst Con-
press among it's earliest acts. ]; has boon re
coanized by every administration, and Is sus-
.aned by the uninterrupted prescription oil Tor
" years. If this power be not comprised In
the rccitcd clauses, they will have operated not
as an alienation, but an extingulshment, on the
part Of the States, OF sovereign attribute IL
is not pretended by tho fee trade advocates
that State may lay duties on imports, except
in n specified case. Tho States, then, having |
Invested themselves of an armor, which other
nations regard and wear essential to their |
defence, and which Congress cannot use, must
stand forth as the spectacle of confederacy |
formed Err the purpose Of regulating commerce,
and doomed TO submit with passive acguies-
cence TO the restrictions and prohibitions of 9TH
or nations, by which their own commerce may |
be crippled and destroyed.
9TH. Resolved, That against the effects of
laws which upon their face arc at variance with
the express provisions Of the constitution, re-
sort must be had To tho judicial tribunals; and
for security or redress against enactments re-
pugnant TO its spirit, relief must be sought from
the people themselves through their represent
atives. These remedies are the only and ulti-
nlIte resources ol 'Ioc sosern'nsm's 1t 70
pei uPo" Such governments anu ''.e Poop'o "no
SuPPo'' ,''oni' W "l1ili'a'n tha' fhtelestuu vi
iup.eu me- re- aio oupeo,s VI Po'so'oi,"s
proved to be unjust or oppressive upon the mi
nority, or of" yelling" under delusive titles, un-
constitutional! acts, for the purpose of GLIDING
the decisions of judicial tribunals.
9Th Resolved, That in wh,tever result pub
lie opinion may be destined ultimately to rest,
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"J C ~ wv o"e , .,anu, 80 .hn -.
h.nd ~ 80 .,;o,. 10 Ill onn he onn,sberded rom
an .Jhoranoo, :, ,ho ne,t ,wn yoors Con.
d" au"GS . ne " e"e neH. go ~,
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,; - ~" ;nc WIZ ~ III .r,. - 10 n.,;o,
Az 49,, aar.ma,,,n, of tho C ,roal,h of M.
eh' ."o "dVa"cenie"' u, 'no "ea.'" y. ~"
.lohs oemg lne Yes. u .ne m,Soon' " a"y ~
.e", " Pon''c c:r eoonyy, ."o p'op II;,9
wiz oo lne" ". nnaeeI 'sy az ~, ~
qhanneo 10 es''1ha'e 'ie "''.,.s :, ."e nmoI'
can system oy tie. uIoi''"g ssanea,u' suppl.
ca ny conv'cuo o.. 'ounueu upon experience, anu
renewed rom t'e oangef VI oe,"g loloou ~ GU
8. L.
reying 'nr gn,dahce upon me IIeacnelous I'm
OF daIzline .neory. new CONGRESS e'e \,
uRder these advantages ana bringing "',. ''le.,
me ripened op'h'9ns OF lhcr cons',.usn's W." W.
DC prepared 10 deci9o upon '"e e,aini' VI .ne
system 10 continued support, ana 10 lel"rll
Whatever may oe ionno deceive, leounusns %. OF
oppressive whether originally incoIporatea WIN
IT, nrough tne lnaoverlence OF us L'e.us '
inc caoa's Oh l's enemies anxious " pant "''"'
IN IL Inc SEEDS OF us own uestfuct'oh'
Resolved That committee Dc oPpoln'eoac t TO
meet nee IN .he lily OIL view 10TH vi .'e -o Sn
oil this present month"; sncn delega'es m as nay DC
appalnted rom oiner states win iu.i powers'
IN our oehah' 10 devise ana agrees upo" suc"
measures as may DC Ihought cohducive 10 81.
cure continuance of the favor oil the people
and the protection oil the government 10 'he
American system; wynn. r..
On molion OF william hawrenc9' Esq, d
comn.tee oil WE'VE OF wnIcn MI. naI .', ~
was chairman; W1s apPoih,eo 10 c1nS iu. ','e
piu uIC, ''0O' u -'''s '"' ''1''- Al '' ''' '
o'G Tn
me commt.ee soon returned, ano Nr Ia ha Nv.
,rhoI. .epo..eu tno ,o',oT.s Ha '"s a"0 ''''
VI Iepo'e was ~ roP'eu tI: o.:.
w...ar H. ,h. 'igo. n-I- "a 'i I""L 10y Us
Thornd;La ou1 H. a', ~ pnc,;nCh,m Ahho,
/ Binney, Theodore LYMAN, Jr., John D. Will
llams, Hall J. How, Isaac c. Pray, James +.
Rsn;,m;n Cnsh.n, '% Ch..Ias Wa,ls Stenhan
White, Jonas B. Brown, William Appleton,
MARTIN Bates willard Philips S So hogcr-
der H Everett. ~
ESSEX DudeyL. Pickman, Benz W. Crown
S Ra I W;l,; .ioOPs, n.ePnsm sa1,ops,,I
Joshua Aubin.
.Eddiesez. Samuel Hoar, William Parmen-
'' pi,,m"h SV;Il;,m MA Rovl;ss N,,h,n;e, Rms
sell, Nathan Lazel, Jr.
NoroM James Richardson, john Lemist,
Br;stoI Samuel Crocker. John A. Parker.
James c. starkweather, Shepard Leach.
worcester; Aaron iI,ts, Na'nanlel r. Len zen
lev, John Milton Earle.
Hampshire, Hampton, and Franklin; Sam
Wr,;" a W JoS vJ;1l;. S" csIom = r Coit
Berkshire. Henry w. Dwight, Henry Shaw,
Isaac w Hoxie, Lemuei Pomeroy' Joseph Mer'
''' P,-ns,ou. D,l. and v,n,,,.L,, Nathan
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