Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

that haploss people, against tho nsatiate cupidity
and rapacious avarico of the state OF Georgia;
wherein the most solemn treaties were deliberately
violated with the cool blood OF practSed sharper.
IL occasion calculated to ercite Gen. Jack
to the highest pitch of arbitrary resentment. IL
brought in question his judgment, & therefore
ed all his pride of opinion, s. jealousy of powerful
arragned his official conduct. indirectly tits true,
but not less rebukngy, & therefore excited all that
hatred and revenge, which he ever feels against
those who challenge his correctness, OF check his
usurPations. He exprcssedsthe most outra geous
anger, that the Court should have dared 30 enter
tain tho case; and hcapod in unmeasured forms his
bitter dcDunciations upon the heads of the Judges
always excepting his foul Judicial Spy, Mr.. Jas.
ticc Baidtcin; who under the dcusive pretext of
being friend to State Rights arms fatal blow at
the very existence of the Court Of which he is a
mombcr; and TO which, and TO the Constitution he
IS sicorn to be Jai,hfuE!-fIcated to of an.
''We shall never be free people, Mr.. Simpson, he
observed, until the Supreme Court is abolished, 1t
is greater Tyrrant than tho inquisition. And,
sir, if am no elected, WILL PUT IT DOWN
or IL shall put me down! 1t is usurpcr on the
Constitution. We can have no Laws-no Legisla.
tion-no Executive IS long rs this Court exists
1t Is moro cabal of faction, to Interfere with and
defeat my plans for the public good. There il
Sergeant at the head of it--and Writ too!-Sir, il
s not for the Indians, that they stir t-but the v
hope to put me down by it-but they can't do.
know tho man that moves it," shaking his long fin.
ger with significant gesture of hatred towards he
West--"but this Conrt, Mr.. Simpson, must and
shall be put down. Your representatives deserted
me on the repeal of the 7ih section of the Judica.
~ Act; or, we should have drawn its teeth this
last sessonbut shall yet DO done; it shall put
me down We have no Liberty as long we
have u Supreme Court."!!.
Such was, nearly as now rocoect, tho Ian.
guago of Andrew jackson, this subject, in
March, 1881, at Washington CITY: and part Of
which 1 stated in one of tho early numbers OF
these letters OF its correctness no doubt can be
in Oyyn rtv Mil lr,Nt ienv FIJI
they glory in the sentiments and General jackson
himself has corroberated it's truth not by his ords
but his desds The Veto Message stands forth in
hold relief, eternal monument of the Jacobini.
cal spirit, with which hs wages unrelcnting and
DISCRIMINATING war against the great and establish
cd institutions of the country.-Let il not he ina
Sined that this is but threat of General Jackson,
made I'm the resentment of the moment, and not de-
signed to be carried into execution. General
Jackson never threatens, when he does not mean
to perform, and he fails to fulfil his threats
to the utmost limits, being prone TO exceed, rather
than fall short of his menace. If reelected, the
Supreme Court will fall beneath his tyranny! Let
those who doubt the fact that now allege recur
to the Veto of the Bank Charter; and the annun-
citation of it in the first series of these letters, at
TIME when the whole Press of the Country ropelled
tho assertion, and derdcd the danger.
i III now devolves a solemn duty on the People,
TO woigh the direfu consequences of the reelection
OF Andrew j ckson, before they go to the polls to
deposit their votes. If they re-elect him. the form
of this government will be cha Dged from Repub
lie TO a Despotism; and the will of one man will
stand in the place of Law, Constitution, and Ii
berty. Of his re-election, believe thereis little
danger-but this little ought TO be reduced to less
and the union OF oil parties, who harmonic il
measures, should be concentrated to a point of ef
icctua opposition, whose voice should vindicat,
and maintain the supremacy of the Laws, while il
the same breath it proclaimed to the country, thu
d0tonfaH Of Tyant.
STEPHEN, SIMPSON.
Hamilton, Sept. 10, 1882.