Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

GALES, 81 en. tuoih. ARMED iqf rovfual tvf'rt
sss. iesSea -eh tttests Tfy tfu - arc ,eatcfs.
s~sttnf 40 .r.ins, essh v.t,t f'esi i,r''gu p"s
if.uli.a sn1 10 ~ a. s,'ea bs ite no'ian' n
LareT-. sutl hsuss.ed srh confsci' 'nd hot'-
sls4 so e.s...S u ss,,i,. ihr. voala be ready o.
,sts7e Sc ihe sbs li,tc connniau o'snf UliHsf'
.s,.u;sssf. ,pS 70 ,-ff, oder iaet hbsfir ~ the
ssss 81 sepv.s. D. /, taseo.shis &C. loak 81 ~
eaaseqasnes. that ~oa.2 isesHssiy h'i'o~ iAu o.
ssrsetion Of tla. rass,aa.srt snd uot f.'l ".
sect . b~n ws be.f caid eel. olsfiets ttHut fi"
,.ive Il tho Uu,ou GOD have 80 cansitutIJ brttrc
as hs. u coadUti ~ slt ca'raiai'a Go ~rssrH
b.. tee.
There ). Too rsca e. s'ste 70 si'o~ ,nde % U.s..
sson 10 i.saeBcs yout deci.ioh. Never '"r 'rnc1
b.hs,e tha, the great BODY 81 iu@ ciili"os oi coy
..,e sr sis's, cen deliberately ini~ru iH q" strong
The, NAV uuaer %. Influence o Temporary e.
eiiemsbi o. n,isguldc3 oral'n'. coH"u m'.lsses
The, ira, be mi.cd cor um@ by tho 'ugees't'is
Of ,clfiatsres, bot "a a coHnpnrt s' ro.go'""'
Cd .ai patriotic lhs people Of tht Ju'ea Siaie'.
argument ~ili soon rst, ihsui sensible oi Toe q
error, and when convinced tH-y sail he ready
10 ,ceai, then. " they have 40 higher OF better
taotiss. 10 govern ther the, ~i'i 81 'ra.' peoe''e
,h,, tb,it osn Interest tcgur,. item tn be Jnst 10
n,h,,, a, they hope to fecci,e justice at 'h'''
hands.
r., IN sr4e, 10 maintain 'Le Union unmpofed,
n /. ,ssolsiely necessary that the ls"s l''''o 10y
IN. .on,tiu,ed authorities should be iHr"uiy ~
.cu,cd 10 svofy pa; 81 ,he country, ana lh"' tf-t
GOOD citizen should st oil times. sisrd tesdE 10
ru, down. With tie combined force OF TIE na'''n.
every attempt 81 unlawful resistance uhd"f N"''-
ever rrrie,t il usy be msds or ~haie''' ''op'h
r,v ...nme Unconstitutional or Oppressive Jaws
,nsy no doubt be pssseG by Congress, ciibet nom
erroneous views. OF The wan, Of doc consideration:
- agh tI
the remedy 10 easy aud peaceful erd # from the
character ofthe Law u isso nhnto Of power no'
within the control Of the Jodciary ihcn free DIS
eu.5inn aud calm sppcGls 10 rct'on and la ihr J's
tiee Of tie people VII not foil 10 redfe's 'h'
wrong Bet emil the iSH shs, be declared '"'t
by the cont,s ~ tcPoslcd Sy Congress, 10 'ndi-
,idusl, Or eombinsuou q individuals esn be Jnt''
fed in fufo,bls resisting Ms execution. 1t Is ~
possible that any Government cen c"niiune 70 *
l., upon any other principles. 1t would cease 10
he Government and hc Unworthy Of The nnmc, 81
!, b.d no, IN, power to enforce the execution OF ia
ewn laws within its sphere of seton.
Itn true tbs, cases msy be imagined disclo
,inv such settled purpose of usUtpslion and "p
precision on The part OF the Government, as ""ul'
,a.,ify an sppcsl to arms. These, however, are
extreme e.se. which we have no reason to spl"e
bend in Govetnmen, where The po"er is III ih'
hand. Of a patriotic people and no citizens h
loves his country would, 10 any case Whatever, &c
sort to forcible resistance. uness lie cl' ary cav
that the time had come when freeman shoni
prefer death 10 submission Tor II sen s'tuggI
Is once bogun. ana Tue citizens OF one section q
the country arr.yed n arms against those OF enoth
er in doubtful conflict, let the battle r"sut a.
NAV th.re viii be end Of the Uulon. and, vii
IT, IN end Ia the hopes OF freedom. The victor
Of the injured would not secure to them the bes
4 IL.
but they would themselves share in the conmo
ruin.
Bu, IN. Constitution cannot he msin'inoa, NJ
III. Union preserved in opposition so iuouc icehnl
by the mere cxeriion Of the coctcNe conhded
the General Government. The foundations mo
he laid IN the affections uf the people IA the -
rurity i, gives to life liberty, character nnd PROF
cr,y. in every quarter of,be country ; and ~ II
fsternal attachments which the tillzens Of u
several Staies bear 10 oGe another ms members
one POLITICAL family mutosly contributing Ia pr
mote the happiness of each other. Hence tho c
i,rn. Of every state should s,udiously avoid eve
,hi-r calculated 10 wound tho senslbi.'t' or Gle
the just r:ide of the people OF other safes a
the should frown upon any proceedings "li
their own bO,dcrs likely 10 disturb the ra"qn"
Of their poll icsl brethren IN other PORTIONS on l
Union In a ccun,tv 30 extensive rs tie L.
t,on, of the several states mutt freq emily on
from one .nohct IN important particulars
thi. difference is un.yodaby increased 10y the
wing principle, upoa Which the American colon
were originally planted principles which had
ken deep root in their social relations before
Revolution. and. therefore, necessity 'naeenc
their policy since they became Tree sni lnder
den, ,,stes Bot each ,'a'e has The uuqnetil"
BILE night TO requisite ils oWn Internal concerns
eording TO IL. osn pleasure and while 4 does
interfere with the rights Of the people o. oi
s,s,es. or the rights C the Union, every state IN
be the sole Judge of,he measures proper to sc
ID. safety ofts citizens sud promote ihcir haf
nee. and ell efforts on the Part 81 pconie ot %
., s,.ies TO cast odium upon the ins''i"''"o-.
all measures ealculsted 10 disturb iteiT rshi'
property. or 10 pot 10 Jeopardy their peace ans
ternsl tranquility. are an tifeei opposil"n 10
spsr,, in which the UGoa Nss formed, sud IN
rsasarer ns safety. Moires "f Pht'sH'lra
may be assigned f., ih's unaafranisOie iaief
~nee and seak u.en usy persuade then'se'
for q moment ihey are lsbsrtns In the cs"s' 81
unsal,y, and asserting the ughis Of the h1t
race; bot every one. upon ss.o~r reflection,