Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

ercse of any Of the granted powers. The cons'ltt-
| ton, then, Is surrender ofpowers by the sew era
States for the action Of government which they
/ created, and not n stipulation Of conditions upon
which they would exert their future JOINT action.
| In this surrender the States expressly agree not to
act AZ all. II is manifest then, hat in relation TO
the powers granted 10y the constitution, the general
government is sovereign and supreme, and has no
| equal or superior.
To create such government was thc object Of
| the trainers OF the constitution a government
which would restore aattoaai 'mpor dncs, national
! dignity national rrtiH and national powsr,-
and mpart to it such energy IN the execution OF It's
| power, us1 would secure it against 0naathg and
ntcrnel diss mons. Every argument which
| the wisdom of the human mind could devise was
| employed IN enforcing the necessity
In addition to the arguments which nay be de
rived, II support of this view of the subject the
mnnncr in winch the constitution provides for car
| lying into effect its various powers is peculiarly
forciJle In almost every power it acts without
The aud of the State governments-lt ac,s
directly unon Tue citizens at large, without regard
10 !hcir State citizenship. 1t i true, IN elections,
&c. facilities are afforded to the national govern
mant by the State authorities, but they never ana
! IN enforcing penalties for breach OF laws, or IN
enforcing obedience to laws. Thus power Is ron
! terrcd upon and exercised by the national govern
| nrnl Itself
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