Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-04
VOLUNTEERS.

Der of Congress-
 VOLUNTEERS.
 By William Sayre, Esq. President of the day-Ihe memory of George Washington.
 By Alfred V. Scott, Esq. Pice PreSident- The Unon of the States and the Sovereignty of the States-The che Can be preserved only by maintaining the lnvlolability of the other.
 By Maj. James Pmkston. State Tcrrito- rial Jur. r.stlctlon-The celebrated hobby y-horse ot Gov. Troup; awild and dangerous animal when his Excellency mounted him, but now made so tame and docile, by kilIul manage ment, that even the venerable Marshall, and hls associates, have shown a strong partlalty for him.
 By Boiling RaA. Partial Legislation The bane ot Republican Governments; d scourge on the people Tn the hands of ty Pants.
 By John Scott. The Southern States-lf the hand ot oppression be not hghtened, will inevitably resisr.
 By Or J 4. Scon. Dixon H. Lewis The champion of Alabama Politics; may h!s falr escutcheon continue as it has dune, un- tarnished by intrigue or change.
 By James ". Johnson Henry Clay, the star of the West-he will soon beGome the Sun of the Union.
 By Dy P Waters. The Union of the NoIth American States, and the fundamental pr.nc pies If Uur Government-may the for mer Continue, and the latter govern "for ever and ever, wurd without end, amen."
 Ly Moselty Baker The nlsnamed Ame- r.can oystem-Let the Roman ed!ct, "lt must be destroyeu!" De the motto ot every pure patriot; and let the opposition to this aonor- red policy be pcrsever,d m to it's ov.rtnrow, 50 ff ,t l-L ftp, # t.,r,,, ,,.l IS left up, n an.ther, to g.,e hope of its re- establishment
 Ey James 4. Beiser. The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions as expOundea by che ut the lllustriCus authors--Mr Madison drew up the Virginia Resolutions, he ctrtaniy ought to know best what was intended Dv lnem
 By Dr C. BltingSlea. Measures not Men. By Dr .dSa hoLty.-Ine Nuliflers Us. Gen Jackson-" Like the base Jude Il, they have thrown a hedt away ot more Value than tnelr whole lr.b,."
 By 1hornton Iaiiiafero. The Constitu- tCD U1 the UnirId ot.,ea-'' IL must be pre- serred.' IL by nu otntr iheans, let the knlte ot Nulihcatlon be apphcd, to decorrlcate the fungus wnicn urskiiful quacks have suffered to cUrrode It's vitais
 By /. 4. Iayior. Nullifcation-The on- J 5 gross; may the Southern otateS adopt thIs remedy.
 Ey Hardy Her5ert. The Constitution can only be preserved by restraining the General Gov Crnnient STRICTLY to the eAerLise ot suCn powers as are expressly and unequ,vocally delegated.
 | by .Hay. P. Waters. The Cherokee Ma tion, vs. the State of Georgla-rne decision of the Supreme Court worthy of the h.gn source from Whence 1t emanated. By JuMeS .16ercrom6le. The State of Ala bana-Power1ul n her territory and in her resources, may she continue to evince to the world thal she cdnnot be bought over from the correct faith, by Federal appropriations, and that her prinCi pies are "aDove all price,
 Ey /. Iynnm. The kevoiution m Poland -ouccess mnst await the noble efforts ot the People ot thIs country against the t) ranny ot the Desput uI kussia, for
 "What are flty-what thousand slaues, " Matcll'd 10 the sinew of single arm ' That strikes for LiDerty!"
 By JameS 4. beiser. The Patriots of the revuiutlon, MARINERS on the ocean ot eXpe rmcnt, without either CHART OR COMPASS" They accom- pshed d revolution when iids no parallel i'll the annals uf human sUc,ety- they reared the tabr.cs If soveriliieilts wn.Cn have no model On the face Uf the globe.- Palsled be the aru that in the phrehz, oi the moment, would Cbllterate s.h5le st4r from the great Constellation.
 By " Thomson Southern Principles, - The legitimate offspring of the Decl..rati4n of Rights and Of Independence, eni.sndtins from that high free-bain feeling winch de- scendS from indepcndcnt sire, to worldly sons.
 By 7. D. Hu6. Perpetulty to cur twenty four happy States-But he IS d dastard who will nst rghtfuily resist unconstitutional op- pression, from whatever source 1t may ema- nate.
 By Geo. " 7homh8on. The Rev John Lel"nd-His principles of CIvll and Reh gous Liberty; may they long be cherished by every son of America.
 By N1aj /. PinkSfon. Sunday Mail Peti- tions-The grand trappings of the Wooden Horse, pregnant with destruction. Trojans look out.
 By John Martin. The President of the United State s-He rejected the Mayesvll, and Cumberland Road Bill, with as much nioral Courage he def, nded New Orleans
 Ly Dr GarreH. The President and V.ct President f the day-Our h. noured and re- spccted fclluw-C:t,zens.
 It will be observed that the conference be- tween the two Houses, termindted Ill the mu tual rejection of all the propositions for con,- promise, mutually subm tied by the confe- rces of the two H uses. The conference thus breaking up, as all foresaw 1t would break np, and it being manifest that the Senate wuuld not under any circumstances. accept the double judge 5, stem, the alternatives were presented the H use, of taking the single judge to c.rcult, ur If r,ad.pting the cid system universally exccratetl, 'r of patching up some scheme to serve the necessites If the otate, unt. public op'n.nn cs.uli devel, pc It. self, and the pubic voce declare between the