Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-12-26
PROCLAMATION,
BY ANDRCW JACKSON,
PRESIDENT OF ME UNITED STATES

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a., ~ . as, by the Ordinance itis further Of
l.; IL in no case of law or Iduit,, decided in
,ho a',s Of said State whereof shall be drawn in
,,,sSn the validity of the did Ordinance, or the
- of the Legislature hzt may be passed to give it
ect of the said Iawsof the United States no ap-
peal shall be allowed to the Supreme Court of the
United It ties, shall any copy of the record be
permitted or allowed for that purpose: and that any
attempting to take such appeal shall be pun
shed as for IA contempt of curt:
And, finally the said Ordinance declares that The
1eope of South Carolina will maintain the said Or
finance at every hazard ard that they will consider
he passage Of ar actby Congress abolishing or clo
ing the ports Of the said State or otherwise obstruct
;lr the free urress or errpss of vessels TO and from
The said port or any other act of the Federal Gov
srnment to coerce The State shut IN her norris des
roy or harrass her commerce. or to enforce said acts
therwlse than through the civil tribunals ofthe coun
rv as inconsistent with the longer continuance of
south Carolina in the Union. and thot tho neonla f
he SAID state will thenceorth hold themselves alb
olved from all further obligation to maintain or pre-
rve their political connexun with the people of the
other states, and will forthwith proceed to organize
separate Government, and do all other acts and
thIngS which sovereign and independent States may
81 right do.
.4hd whereas, the said Ordinance prescrbes to the
4oopie of South Carolina of conduct in d.
rect violation of their duty citizens of the United
states, contrary to the laws Of their country, subver
i've of its constitutions aud having for its object the
destruction of the Umon-tbat Union, which, ooe
tal with political existence, led fathers, with
ut any other ties TO unite them than those of patri
'tsn and common cause, through sangunary
trugge, TO glorious ependence-tbat sacred I'm
on, hitherto inviolate, which perfected by hap
AZ constitution. has brought us, by the favor of Iea-
ven, to state of prosperity at home, and high con-
eraon abroad, rarely, ever, equalled in the hto-
~ OF nations 70 preserve this bond of our political
existence from destruction, to maintain inviolate this
tate OF NATIONAL honor and prosperity, and to Justify
he confidence my fellow citizens have reposed in me,
!, .4ndfew Jackson President Of the United States,
ave thought proven to issue this my PROCLAMA-
ZION, stating my views of the Constitution and laws
applicable to the measures adopted by the Conven-
ion OF south Carolina ani the reasons they have
ut forth to sustain them, declaring the which
''uty will require to puriue, and appealing to the
understanding and patriotilm of he people, warn
them of the consequences tat must inevitably result
rom an observance OF the dictates of the Conven-