Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-16
GREAT MEETING IN BOSTON.

I GREAT MEETING IN BOSTON,
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lhe thurman eahca tne aoen'io" u '''e pee.'o
| 70 the OBJECTS iof whlch u was c"i'e'e9. W. ~
take into consideration the proceedings OF inc e-
gsature ana Convention OF SCUM G"ro', any, H.,
frociamaton OF 'he tresieh' ana re1neslou .i,.,
gentleman, WHO shonia address INC ec'i's' "ou''
connle themselves strictly 10 ,',". no or
Alter some desultory remarks on the part Oh Que Vi
Two gentleman,
Lion iHoMao q. fEhhiNo ohefe'' =, sei l's, VI
resolution 10 uirect inc oeiipefatio's VI 'o
iof wmch me Iaiio"iaS Is inc mos. lnpoI,''n. -
| HesoFed, hat, III our oplhiot', the ifoci"'i'ioii
Exhibits, III full, clear, and iorcibe inanier inc
true principles on winch the Constitution anu wy
ernment OF we Chitc'. STATES res anu o W." ~
alone thcy can PC successfully inaln."l"ou an" -
ministered; and contains a poweiini anu i"p'e'sNc
appeal to the good sense and enhshiche" ii'ftsi,'
OF the reoplc. Nehold these poitical truths, WHICH
we conceive to be cxrresso IN the frocaha.io,, 70
lho nndcniable; and thHt the Gdvernment o. . n
United states was er'iaInca an" es.ap'shuu ~ .n
People Of the United States; that IT'S lea9iS ooec,
Twas TO form among them more perfect onioh anu
to create, for the common good OF The whoic more
deficient Government than had existed under inc
lCone,ieration; that tn Govfransht q use I"i'o'
States extends, though with iniites ana sieci' ~"
lers over the Peoplepf all the states anu "r' :"
the full extent Ok these powers, the People oil me
United States are one People; that me 1osei'N'.
tof the United Statcsis GOVERN WEN anu nos
Il leagnc that it owes duties to indVld"as' an' o'
the other hand, that individuals owe respect ''',
obedience to its laws: that the Cohsutnuol 'se'i
declares what overt acts shall be considered treason
against the United States thereby affirming the SOW
reignty of the United States and the allegiance due
to its Government b, the People; that the Govern
ment Of the United States. not being league be-
Tween States, but Constitutional Government, op-
eratlng directly upon individuals, and righttuiiy
CLAIM ing their obedience, no state has power 10
4 withdraw the allegiance of the People from thlt
Government, or 10 saucton disobedicnce to Its laws
that the Constitution contenpiatcs no such posspii
ty the secession ola 5ate or the People OF o'a.e
from the Union; that it establishes a Goscrhme".
which the People may at all times alter and amend az
their pleasure, but which designed to be perpctnn
without limitation of time, and with no SUCH SCH des-
troying principles as right reserved TO any portion
of the People to withdraw their allegiance rom II al
their will: that secession Is, III Its very NATURE
destructive of the Constitution; that II lsreVohuo'-
tionary; an act DONE if done at all, not nn'er 'he
Constitution, bu in defiance oil IT, AMI only DC Jn'
tilted by causes which would justify evo'ntlanS III
other cases: That there Is no power reese vci 10
State SD propositions rs that OF annuiilns law OF
Congress, thereby subecting the VIII OF the "h9ie
people 10 be controlled by the wall OF part; nor 0,
Idecising the question, between the government OF
1.-THE United States and those who are subject 10 us
laws, whether such laws be constitutional.
/ That the Constitution hiso Declares that INC 'u,
dcal power of the United states shall extend 70 an
cases arising nnaef the Constitution an" acts OF u'
grcss; and that We Judiciary Acts coeyai WIN IA.
Government, haApre scrbeda processing ny wmch
all such Constitutional questions arc to be hnaiiy de-
cied by that jtiici',ry; ant according to whch:
--i -.e"s hitc> been so h''niiy decreu thrnush-
ou' .he "a'.e user OF inc Government inese
truths, 50 essen.iaf'o ,he ifeSers".on oi :ne us
erhmeht' ann itsPse powers, appear 10 Us hicaPaoc
/ OF coht IA, .,, c,,,,, ,n.,s
/ Mr. Den Eisaiia AIT o-s-d .L A,'Ano sue
ce.slVeiy 5snss1e '''c hee'i''si a.,or WHOM
mr. hpol r. rose ne s'iu 'ha,' 'as'us oeen y
uctaihed ~ nome 'cw Gays aitef Tue ihee''s u
congress, by me Ficessy OF Attending 10 some pr
vh'e aiirs ne ~ hec minced !" uer'y ms u.fa;
tare Tor anoher ny, iat nc might DE fcse',, Il, ,,i
,nceuhsoi ms i9n" ci'i@is. "hen; sal" 'iI; "
LOOK round me e ne member, wh' M 'hese sa,ei's
ana crowd th,s nl,i thah1 AlmiS'y E,on 'h"t may
still address thehas citizens OF the oni'eu states
ne same Almighty Power only Knows "he.ne''
when VIC meet ayFln, 1t VIII notne as citizens 81 MIS-
isach'isctts only Inc present Is moment " oi ~
terest Events Pre- on the wing, ami arc a'eans
near ns, which INST produce the most important CT
iccts, one way 81 he Other, on the pcfnahch1y o'
the Constitn,ionci the uniici states resaI" tne
lissning OF this proclamation by the Ercsleiit as