The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-20

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 IL also Ffosldes, that any ufrs,n rested or imprisoned, on any iuJaa sa' aF' or decree cbfaifed iflans | { oe,ls rssaeat for dulies, shaIi te entitled tolI.e le'afat Vaft secuted D tbc habe1s eo7pas aetois. ss1s II Statelhcases of unlawful arrest a,.g vi uie maintain all action for dain4ees. ilsaf, if any estate shall be sold ' .,. ana such judgrEeIt or decree, the ss,e'1'ess aaues be held illegal. - slali
 It also provides that aiv iailo, :, feeelsesa 2 person committed oII ary pre' " cess Or eitEier judicial preeeediirp5S, f'V, 7. enforce tic a,ment oi duties. and nl ,, '' one who h,rcs bis house as a iail to eeise such person, si.all De fited and ,n V prisoied; and, finally, il provides lIs, ''', pefsois paving duties may recover il@m s.' back with interest. As'a
 The next is called sAAn act to n,o wide for the seeurlty and proteetiop0 s 0f the people of the State of South c,,' oliia.'
 This act provides, that if the Govern. ment oi the United States, or ap, et1ies. thereof, shall, by the employment irs. val Or military force, attempt 10 cocrsa the State oi South Carolina irto sob naission 10 lhe acts oi Congress deeIa,ea by the Ordinance null and poia. or,a resist the enforcement oi,the Ordinapco orofthe laws passed in pursuance therp' Fof, or III case of any armed or lorcibla resistance Ikereto, tlie Goycrrorisap. thofized to resist iiiie sailse, ard 10 og. derlnio service tlle whole, or so much q lfle military force of thc Stale as te may deem necessary; aEd tha, in ea.e Of anJ overt aetof coercion or intention 10 commit the same, manifested |, an urusual asscmh!ase of nasal CT niDiaw left es in or rear tlse State, or tie oseef. rerec of any circumstances indieatug ItEal armed force Is about 10 heenrloy. ed against the Siatt or in resisfafee io its laws, tfe Geyeiios < auihosizcd lo accept tie sersiees Of sats, yelurleersss nay he necessary promptly 10 suppres .sneh combinations, aEd eagse tIle laws |ol the State 10 executed.
 ad. IS "an act concerning the oath re. quiIed by tht Ordinance, r;,ssed ilf tson- seEtion Ii Columbia, the :,lth ol lNoysu- ber, lS3322.n
 'itis act preserihes tic form of flte oatia-whieh Is toobes and cseeute tle Ordinance, aid all acts Iassed Gy tie Legislature Ill pu,sumee tlereoi; sd directs the time and manner ef .akig i hy the flicers of tho State, civil. judf cisiy, asd mliiar,.
 l. is believed that other acts lave heeH passed, ,mhraeag psoyisioss tr enforcing tine CFdi ancF, hut Iaeelet yet been able ie pfceute them.
 l transmit, hose,ef, . ooIy ofCo- reracr Hanlil.el's ne sage to the Lsgls- lataie # South aroina-oi GoyeinoF liayne's Inaugural Aodiess io iIe ie- gisiatnte. as also Of his Proclamation. and general order of lhe Governor afd Gemmarder-in thiei dated tle 2(itl i'eccub Der, giving public notlee4aas ie setslcfs oi volunteers will De aecepiSd, under the act already referred lo.
 If these measaHos easHei be alsseesaied and overcome bJ the powers conferred hy the Constitution or ihe EedeFai i9o. yerlmcnt, the Constitution gust be oor- sidered as incompetent to ifs own de- fence; tie supremacy of the laws at an end; and the rights and liberles0f the citizens ear to longer receive pIo- tection from the CosefEmort Of the Union. They not only abrogate tie acts of Congress, commonly caiied tic tariff acts of 1898 and is32, but they prostrase and sweep away, at once, and wIlhoutexeeption, every act, ard es- eTJ part of every act, imposing amount whatever, of duty, on any for eign merchandise, and, virtually, every act which has ever been passed, authorizing the collection of the re1e. iue, including tie act of ISi6, and alsS the collection law of l799, ihe consIllu- tionallty of which has never been ques' toned. ltisnot only those duties Nll'fn arc charged 10 have been imposed '0s The protection of manufactuns tbata'e thereby repealed, but all others, thoegn laid for the purpose of revenue mere'}' and upon a.ticles in no degree susPee1 ed of being objects of protection. Ias whole revenue system Of inc unl'ea States in South Carolina is obstruclea and overtkrown; ard the Goyernmeh is absolutely prohibited iie;a;, ifia;, collecting any rart of the nubiic revenue NIlnIu