Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-10

/. )" 800 ',sy ".Sht thsaE useful 10 give effect
- taesf "isaes and 10 that mode which
=, aasm might seem most proper. But /
s"os,a he Justly regarded by All. as nm.
"osths 'ne hlgh trust cohlided IN me. ;f 7
we're capa0ls ofpcsmiyting any conadera-
Hot whatever, Syon ms SINCERE ,,;sh =,
comply with tbs requests of he Cans,aI
Assembly, 70 csuse me 10 disregard nv,
most sacred obligations. Aud. as ca.I
not consider tie resolutions am reouest.
eu 20 tfahsuit otherwise thau as reoairin :
palpadle Violation OF tie Constitution n
Tue United States, should incur guilt.
from which not even he approving Voice
OF tle present Genetsl Assembly would
sptilce 10 absulre Me, were | 10 lend nv
s'a Aeo"'agiy ~ any way 10 give effect To
such purpose. Greatly indeed would
thus guilt be magnilicd il, while entertain
/ 'ng these opinions, should dare REQUEST
others TO ineur such criminaliiy.
may be mistaken ia these opinions.
oot they are approved by my most delibe-
/ rate judgment, and, while so approved. Il
Is my dolyto act in conformity with them.
I should not DO 50. | should offend against
! my own conscience !; anl us by this I
should Jusupmefii the scofn and CONTEMPT
% ms fellow eiizees. | prcsame should
also incur that Of the General Assemble
isef.
nc courtesy and respect due 10 co.
ordinate department al The Government.
rcstrains me from stating here. the yari
ohs eansldafsil0Hs whsel have induced ma
% ehiertala the opinion | have rxnressed
that the resolutions | ana feaues,ed ~
f t4.a 4
WV constitution q tbe United States. -
ne same mo,iFea induce me 20 abstain
from eharciefisios the set an request.
90 % periarm, b soliciting honorable and
hlleh.aanded lapelianaIies IL Virginia 10
DO That which IN Is their auty 10 do, thew
WI surely perform without any oificious
request fom me and If ii i contrary 10
lhef duty. none ought ii desire Of them
10 perform Il. especially one Who cannot
claim - ogiiy Of any kind TO determine
sgeh d question Cor thegn
lite adoptian 81 these resolutions must
he considered by ali, as sufficient evidence
tnat taey who have sanctioned them by
lhe'r approving votes think differently
rom mt ~ il'ese particulars. This
There opinion has now passed into an
ltfeveisblc judgment. Therefore, il would
W Income ne 10 address "a argument to
The body ilseif, which las SO decided, to
| snow that tbs It's solemn, and recorded.
and promulgated judgment was crfonc.
ohs' II was necessary Tor our own iusti.
iica''on. 10 state the fact, that did not
concur 10 this Judgment. hut 10 do more
'han lhis would be as improper as il would
now be useless Hence, an restrained
liom presenting my own s.ea &c ilnssub.
jet 10 The General Assfml.4. fof the sin
GETTY oi Wbose expressed opinions en-.
terrain the same fespset il.ai claim for
my oNn.
Bni, II il should please tbs General As.
seably, elihcrlu snduess 90 ne or in iuss
'ce TO ibe people oi Vusioia oot com.
uioa sVyeicisH, % permit go 10 spread up
Oh their journals uocpmcDi. respectful Ia
those 10 whom il vii he addressed, and
doislal 20 that saverelgp 10 which unly our
allegiance is doe, should be graii6ed by
saeh Q permission. aud VIII gladly avail
myself OF u, 10 state Is that way, tie va.
nous considerations which have induced
me 10 dissent from the opinions The &C.
nrral Assembly, IS set forth IN the reso.
IpIions. without such permission, how
ever moi even my own yindieaiion can
tempt NE to be guilty Of what | should
consider aa lnaecoroas 20 any coordinate
department Of The Government Of nv
county. by which Department am adj.
dressed n terms ~ such courtesy as il has
pleased the General Assembly 10 employ
IA these resolutions towards me.
LITIsN. w. TAZEWELL.
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