Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-07

the Constitution or l.ews Of any State TO the con
| trary Notwithstanding,
THIS supremacy u power was necessary Tor "a
general welfare, because II consists ia the use %
powers which could not BE- eoaflod Ia. nor cxer
| csed by any one State W. always had a Union
The great object ofihe people, from one feflod Il
| another has been 10 render the Union e'''
perirct' Virginia took the lead IN the Ias attempt
and her statesmen weta among It's foremost eha'
pions. Experience had manifested the went "i
supreme power 10 brs, Immediately Upon the pei pl
Of the Sttes The laws ofthc old Confederation
borr ~ the States alone. Hence the Constitution
bas,ns, w the People > and the conclusion o'
ne S'h s,ctien of the Isl nrticle giving power ''
Gonsgrss" 10 make oil laws winch shnll he hocrs
sarY et4 fnper fer carving INTO execution lp'
.nf .pn powers and all other powers vested 10y
his tonstnllon IN the Government Of the hhItrl
1tf.', % III any Department OF officers thereof
md the emphatic conclusion declaring such laws
70 be the supreme law Of The land, IN the aggregate
5tnsc of the trim
We owe allegiance both to the United States
ani 'o the State Of which we are citizens. Are
lhe'' So any citizens who oWe no allegiance Ia
the United Slafes layethe People of South Ca
reino abandoned the proud title of citizens OF The
tni'd States tlas the General o'eseihm NJ
my power ofgaality of peltiealsovoroisntY Al all
II . has. TIA, noacr ,,o., h. bro,oht IN heer 4,
rely uoon the pea,,, af,6as,,,,s and If each
STATE
The Government of the United States forms a
part Of the Coy,,nn,cn, - eael, s,, ,,tf INTO it.
and supple, Whatever mao h. wno,ioa IN the
STATE powers. You cannot BRING about otfdicucc
- ihc laws, itthet Obligation md binding free are
at hrccllY on the People Ifthc laws are Brought
IN h.or on tI5e stair, ,he, W., v,,nn thrm4elyes
N ia their za,era,o,,,, mn. ,,sr,ve1 fqhts.
resort 10 nu!liasetion and qlaItoino the uower To
nnl theit qelo on the acts + copo,,ss ,hev may
overthrow your - hole system. .sln,aa This
,ior,r,us imaairs not tic sayor.i,nt. If t,c
pl1pl, Ia Pcopl. r4aia rl,r tsvrfei,n.
~ il reference IN tl,. I-atal S3t,t, ne vi M I,
their respaelqe States Thy ia, h.fss.#u..n D..
N ther >tate legislatures Yb,n.y,, ye1 scr
r'ss one of your great constitutional lazse4s. the
People oet hsfe. and are therefore b"a1 hg tb,
In" when thay tdcmselses madr. Tia IS H.,
tllte,"h Il pe,.tcoi heltohors. lie Poop,
m 'he "'e ~ snd The ia#s govern lha Swc'
ere secure II t5en rlolhsi anl nlWay2 &ele secure
lie admitted thsIf Original absolute sotafelsnty
b. / as ne ba5 sud b'nte, thy ylc.trd pa poftu.
al nat sovereignty or tue general go5l.
ms Is constitution ofl4ower gfseted' az
a"Yrr would ~ " iura ssluah'e cof.,i5= A. t.on.'
~ 'h~ f'a :" Chose power, fop created tbr con
saoiion"i tta bmon loa eallnot tal.e Jim bac,
Al p',"sdn. Hove are we asked--can tie creatut,
BE- greater DIN tue cromofl No. Ha tie create
may be hoaed BY In" act nf the crcature. the prin
ht"l my b a43ud by the act ofthe agent # III,
~, IN .'''''-9 u IL te@'''' ppNef' pafu'
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-" ''e s9ii = 81 pf'eitsal null i'roion, Mr.. w
s"'' ~ "'' 5l'af some a9lei, end the very efeum
>, - ns h'a anticipated bad happened
,o'I ''.s 49ho'rof IL Charleston Mercury,
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