Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

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powers aroesssf, fsbe general power
aud Tor fulfilling thar auy implied. TAT as there
Is prehibitlan. We acf cTrA d5y upon tbs ran-
cipls, aud could moi carry the Government witt
oui Is aid. Iuiar tie punrf 10 CON money, va
build extensive miulS--ii'l iheu With ofhctrs-puu=
l>h soeb officers foi cnb Eklemeni--bus bnlii"n-
and exercise taaous oflicf acts olpoweG.
The constitution sass tic judicial power OF the
United States shall be vested in eftsfu counts. In
Ter tins general Authority se not only establish
such courts, but protect ther iceofd, BY peustcs
against forgery. an the purify 81 then admins
ffattoa ~ Furnishing pegulte>.
The Department oil the los, bdiee + anoiher aud
signal instance 81 The cNteui aul necessity ui IMPLIED
foaefs. The Whole auihaut, 81 Congress over fhis
subject i explained M tety rs WORDS thef are
merely " 10 ,sta lsh post offices aud post roads
Uu<cr THIS short and general grant Law, oi Con
efess have heeu extended 10 a gieat s3uos Il very
imp0u sHt eusetseats. without the specific gnei Of
my power whatever, "a, any one may see Who looks
over the post Office laws. la thc-c Laws, among
aihsr provisions. penalties enacted against great
number OF offences thus dtducug the highest cx-
erei,e OF cuHiual jurisdiction, hy reasonable aud ne
ccssdfy inference, from The general authority. Bun
lurbetr nom ireadtng field ar.ai, 50 luIy ~.
ploIed.
There ale one or two other renarb.. sir, ia the
ccH,lenau's speech, winch mu,i not ,ulifoly onat
10 nutice.
Ia speaking Of tire beneficial effects Of ibis raea-
sure one, he ms. would he, that he weight OF the
Banks would b. tskeuiraD. the sIr al tie iat-epa-
s"n'fs whore u las been siple The commencement
OF Tie Government "nd placed oa The sllc oil Tie
hir paptA. Tins great DIVISION Il tac community
~ ccssaN grows "ui oil me hsedi 't'9h a Tie 10y
eramcuL'
SIR. utterly leuy hat tere L. thr least 6uuda
uou III Iaal, Ion tbs al unctun. It's Al od1ous do
ll6cnou, calculalcl 10 tuspre e.fN and haired; aud
osilR' II 'HuN' "'"'N rio"h"i'S'' III sutsfstl"n'
'H 't t"t''.i - "''',''' H. o'9'l l." De resisted,
ana fsPe4e"s w 'if III 1'A -PtHe'' IA me 'hle"
states, WI" use - U'es on "bt' 'n'Pes's are ta'a
'"' VIZ ~ e' !, ~" ''' 'i's o' 'o's
"e' P'' ~ PtPf'' I'a u ~ "'''i"''s 10 'i' con
'uniuo" '',i"'l'J 40 one.
Np 'i'v "'''t "''''' ""' arc ''ie Nv '"''" 80
''Si'' '"' - ''' NY nc ''''i''' =" Pi'i''
"o'es' ana o'h'i persons III "o'e'''"e"t t"i ~
''"' ~ 'i'' ''.' ~
arc 7se"ls u IN '"''l,''p'b' IN" "' '''' P'pPie
t">.'n'l' may ue s"n>'''i'' Is persons WIZ e'JoH
''o'' ''e pune IKE 81 ne county N'ihoo'
~ ~ 50 III I'"'"' p"' ''''E' pa"
''' ~ '' y" va s''""' ~ I'''''o"s
,3'a', "''1' ""'' "'iN ~ NC "'u NlNi h''louai
", ''t' '''o " 's''' io1 N'> t',a'se upon
ne e'9ha!' NV io"'is o' LUIS aco' nioaI be con
N'9'''" as ''N 'o">o'"'''' hp' We nave 10 s"1h
usp'' II t"e instruction, lheei"tr which the gen
Truman STATES eA'slN auh Nuelr' most teiniy II does
'' { N''' MN A"' '''h'' ''' 'A''rui"sS re-
elet INT sentiments 'ld opinions >h"n'd he express
ed hcie' having So iliie foundation ana yet 50 wei
"l"e' against tlh u 'elnIIeht ded institutions u The
county
nut >n'l have extended illrsf rrualhs already 10
= 'tnSlh l"I "hlel ! hnd NJ Juslihrdhon but ~ my
Ihoi"u'd CONVICTION "i the lnpoilante oi tins ciisls
III oh' national "l'n'' We are, Is II seems 10 nae,
'o"n 20 iusl aa1} nom our p'"ptf spheres. We
Alt Ia lri"4n'sh ihc performance u on own Incum-
bent dntifs abandon the exercise Of essential pow
cts, fonidcd the constitution TO our hands Tor the
good oil The county. THIS WAS my opinIon IN Sep
tembff--il Is NY oinulun now. " hat Ne purpose to
dp, aud What Ne omit 10 do, are, IN my Judgment
likely tomahe diruIul, perhaps fatal Inudd upon
tho uulty OF commerce between thr,e States, rs " II
- Ia embarlss and halraSs the I'm loylncnts oil the
people, and 10 lfoaus EXISTING evils.
81, whatever may lhlnk OF II no,,, the constiiu-
ton had It's immediate 0rigin III the conviction o the
necessity lor tbs uniformity identity, III CONN er
c1i regulations.
HE whole history OF the country, of every >eat
and every mouth, nom The c,esr OF the OF the
kcf"uuont Ia leg, prufcs tins. over hatcycr 9th
e interests II made 10 extend, aud whatever 9th
er blessings II NOW ducs hereafter uaN, confer ON
the millions OF free cIzeus who do or shall live under
rs protection; even hungh ia time to come 1t should
nlse p tan'll at power aud GRANDEUR whose apex
should look down on The lotcst political structures
Of other nations and other agcs, II will vet be tue
thai itselt the child OF pressing commercial ne
eesslly. Unity aud deutIty of commerce among all
the States was is seminal principle. II had been
found absolutely impossible oeNcte or foster cnief-
ptl IN trade under the influence of dlsconlan and
lafrug State regulations. The country was losing
all the advantages of lis position. The Revolution
itself was beginning 10 be regarded as a doubtful
blessing. The ocean before barren ~ aste
No American canvass whllencd lis bosom--no kccls
OF oars ploughed It's waters lie journals OF til,
congress oil the Confederation show the most CON
s''H' uhct"s'"s' """c"isu, put Always unsuccessful
appears 10 Tue H''e' 'n 'he people To ienoNate thu