Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-29

.,,riI nav y ao ,hs military force hereby di
Pr.''dsa' -, ralled forth. the President shall
' .ss;5. BY proclamation, COMMAND su h. ~
CIV" TO prspERss and retire peaeeao'y 81
icsos.o.r,ye abodes wi,hia limited t,me'
taslf rf tbsss two sections together, It ~ ma.
o. f4u'.7 ,hsy relate entirely tn combinations VI
ste - ,c,ing of themselves without any
g.i,@-- .,ho.;,y The constituted aathorIt'es'
hd'l Iar he Iavs II the State.and Its citizens
l.nns IT,, r,ooce 10 its commands, can1ot pos.
fl>dn5 ns,,lered a. mere mob forming com
ID! V ,,,;,s, the authority and laws vi tue
.h"N ~ d,,persed BY an Executive Procia'
-a'' ~,I ,uy attempt 20 To treat them, wouid
a', .,o,, aud palpabe violation Of 'he so!e.e,gu
..:.iy Of the State, and an offence Pun's"ao'e
n..,iry in her own courts "hether the
ar,cl,marina of the President Vas inten-
T compliance with the ProV'.l"ns OF this
~ a. mn, sery clearly appear. but u so, II
~ ~ -. y, rop,Acre. a. directed against the
,'' ''.! 49,. ,be laws Of the United States have
'a'' a., becn fo-cby obStructed by combi-
'"'", ,,v .ort; ard il is certainly worthy
' ''',; that the command extended to
" -, J., rot that they should disperse, but
,.r hes shGusu It"SSe"O'' u"
n, obnoxious ordinance,
IA, nouer Of the President, so Tar as tins sub
i,o,,,ce,l. m relation to the army and ma
r,,ctly coex,ensiye with that over the
-. ~ III. I,l section at act OF Sd March.
,- ~, expressly provided that IN all cases OF
h ,-urlipn Ia the laws o! the United States,
: ,oy individual State. where II 10 lawful Tor
s,,,r,nt To call forth the militia Tor the pur-
II ,,u,inu the lawS to be duly executed, u
TE... I,ufaI los han ioemploy for the same pur-
-,.,sb o,rt Of the land or naval surce of the U.
,,,s, IS NAV be necessary, having hrSt ooserV-
l,V ,5r prerequisites Of the la~ ~ that res
,..," n re then il is seen, that unless the
D al.,, j, resolved To disregard all constitu-
,.,. ,,,,,,,lous, aud TO lraiuplc the laws Of has
...,,~, under ms feet he has no authority what
,,-,,,r.e m,ce a.aihs, the State OF South Ca
...r,. and should he attempt 10 do SD. the pat
s., ,,lIy.p, Of this State know too we'll their
IAN lif,,. and have ton sacred regard 20 their
h"... I, hesitate Oue moment m repeliing in'a-
.n.r. come trun what quarter II NAV. Could
ssy d, deferred 5y the threats OF iawiess VIC
,.a:,. or aay apprehension Of consequences,
hon the hI,hful performance Ut their duty, they
s.lG feel t,At they were the unworthy desten-
dan. Of the Pack Sunters, and Ru''
sJ,.,. and A thousand other names which adOru
he pI.es Of our revolutionary history" same oil
abom have Just gone from among Us, and been
slilered to h,ir fathers. leaving US a. legacy,
bar solemn Injunction that We shOnld never
a1,Gdjp tbs contest ualll we shall have obtained
"aFs,h Understanding T The bargain" AMI
th,,l lar ,ltgt
bed Others still llnser among u, anima,lng rs
D. tAelr example, and clhortlns u TO maintaln
hat "soemn ordinance and declaration" which
hey have subscribed with their own names. and
N support OF which they have ''p'edIel th"lr
lives, hrr Fortunes, aud lheir sacred h"uur
The aunak which record the struggles Ut
lTeedO,D, show Us tina, rulers, IN every age aud
every country, Jealous al their power. have re-
sorted to the Nery same means 10 rxunS'Ii>h IN
The oosUm -Of man that noble instinct oi liberty
which prompts him 20 resist IMPRESSION. The
sstem Oy WINCH Wrants, IN every a.e, attempt
ed to obhiriate ,hIs >ent,msnr. and 10 crush the
SPint Of the people consists IN me >kIful Gu
Payment u; promises and threats; ia alternate
'aTt' to encourage then hopes aud excite their
'tsr>; 10 show that ex;>'iag evil, are extggera.
.-l, the danger Of res. ,,lG,e great, aud the
IiihcuitI"s "a the way of success, lnsuprrabie;
lad' hnuW. to sow dI,NeHtIuns annn. the peo-
w",b oreitng leanrslrs aud excIlln. distru>t
~ Ih"Se whose connse's aud rxanpe may be
'ipb''ed to have an Important bearing pu the
A.,e'' nj their cause.
iA''e' VITA minated appeals to ,he lov,ltv
}. we people. aud an Imposing array % military
't'' C'e'i'aie the means nv which The people
NV every are. been reduced To -lavery.-
We urn 10 ne pages Of our own history,
e"'H ''a' such were ths measures escorted To
co. 'F commencement II our Own s;oriou> re,o.
'' 7" AeeP our fathers IN subjectinu 10 Great
. '"''' aad such are the meas now used 20 in
e people al CuIlIHa To :. reirace their
." aaa 70 realm forever dearAded colmis,s
"'' n'' IN reference 70 tleIr own interests
." interests, 0i nthpy. Oar fathers were
~ w IN" are. that their grievances were
s'-'"ea'nre imaginary. They were prom-
We have been. that those grievances
''4u Dc redressed. They were tnid, as we
I'' are ha' the people were mis.ed by few
S"''S hen, whose object was a dissolution of
Wv "''"' anu their own self -aggrandizem-nt-
~ were in'd, as We now are. of the dan ger
81 "outd De Incurred Dv Gisohedi,nce to the
Inc power aud resources IL the mother
S'''''Y we're then, a. now, osten ,a,iously dis
s4''u IN Insulting contrast with he scattered
"',a'ion and feeble resources IN watch we
aaho RELY. And the pun >h;ucni due tn
'h anu rebellinn We're held ont IA the Ger.