Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-24

huldrrs Of this de, n,gh 30 Jc,.d "a, coa,ap
cfs. Bot ~ have a. such "c II IN dlsluci.u
therefore witch the g-n'lrnEn scsn's ans Wh,t,
nos' certainly :, - not ssu, here And | can.o,
but exceedingly regret that srnuucnts and opin,an,
should b. expressed here, having az It'll foundation
and yet 80 wen calculated t. sptcsi prejudice and Dc
hk-, TAR nnd wid~. anst the Goyernnir and ins
tons If the county,
But, sir, have rsiendrd these remark, already to
length Tor which find no jus; hea,ion %, in ny pfo
found conviction Of the Importance OF ths cfss N Oh,
national affairs We hruSs- II seems tp lnc. about o
rusi madiy from our proper 'phers. We To tein.
qu'sh the performance OF our own incumbent duties:
tc ahsndon the ea-tcisc Of essential pcwcr. conto.
10y the constitution OF hands ior the good NJ M,
country THIS was my opi1,on IN Scplembrt--ii IS nv
opinion now. What we propose 10 d. aud wis, we @.
MT to do are IN my Judgment, likely Ia make fear.
ful, perhaps fatal inrnad upon The unity of cumre-es
brtwrrn these States as well TO rmsrras. aud hsr.
ra's the employm,nls 2i the people, aud prelongen
lsiing evils
Sir whatever may think Of il now the eon.iitn.
ton had ITS immediate otgin ia Tic conviction Of the
necessity Tor this uniformity ndcn,lty "a eamrf
f cil regulations
The whole history cf the county Of every wear ,nd
every month. from the close the war OF he Rr,,lu
ton 10 I'm. proves this Over whatever Other inicrr
II was made I" extend, aud wh'tevrt other blrssng.
~" d'r", "r hereafter may, confer ,r ni.lons q!
free citizens who d" ~ shall 1--we under prorctiun:
though ~ iim- To cone. Il should tas- n pyt,,n,d
Pof power aud grandeur whose ave, .,nui look down
the lpljrs political structures of other nations and
other ages will yet he true that II its-i ihe child
of pressing commercial necessity. Unit, aud uG,n'i
of commerce among all the States its srmna nm.
cpr 1t had founh absolutely ,sih- to- sc,,c
foster cnt rpts- IN trade, under ihr influence Dis.
ordant aud jtrrng Slate regulations, lac colnirY was
losing all the advantages Of lis position The Rpyoln
iion itself was beginning to be regarded doubtful
blessing The "cran hri":e us was barren waste No
American canvass whtrnrd It's hos hccs al our.
p'onghcd lis waters The i1urra. of the Conutrs, Of
the Confederation show th- most constant increasing
nnwe1rird. but always unsuccessful appeal. To- the
States and people To rcnova,c the sysir 10 insr IN.
tn ihnt C"nirdrat on at once spirit OF unuH ans
spirit vt activity by ronirfrng on Congress the power
over trade BY nothing hut the PERCEPTION Of It's 10.
d'-pcnstblr necrssityhy nothing but their
mes" oi ruf ring from lis want were the States andil,
rr"pl" brought aud brought by slow drgrrs. uInyrs,
Tn mower, ~ permanent and CON pe,cut Guve,nmrr
Sir h"tkcn tIthc f1yent language of the old Con.
grcss in july 1885, in letter addr, ssel 10 the States
prepared Ivy Mr. Nonroe, Mr. K,ug, and other great
names, now transferred from the Isis Of living rn TO
III" records which carry down the fame 81 the d,stlr
pn'sh'd drnd. The proposition before hrn the great
Objects 10 which they sncitnu~v rndrnyor t. dlw
the attention of the States was this viz: that "the 4.
heh states. ~ congress assembled, should have tJ
sole and exclusive right of regulating the trade Of the
States. ms well with freigu nations with each other
This they is urged upon the States by every
slderliion of Deal we'll of federal policy aGd
they ccch them In agree IL IT, if they wish 10 promote
the strength Of ,he Union, and to connect It by the
strongest ties OF in'crcs, and affection. THIS w1s IA
July, I7Sj
In tIia same spirit, aud Tor tho end tint
most np rinnt resolution which ad"p'ed IN the
lInnse of Delegates Of Virginia, the 2i.t day of tho
/ ","''t ''".'l '9"' ,'.i '" RESOLUTION 'n''''
. 'hrS"r'"' ih't Edmund tind"iPh, ANA others nc
'PPhh"" c""l"I's"""ts' VINO, or any hve "' whom
sn"'' in' s,rh commissioner ~ my "c apP'i""d ~
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FORM system IN ihes c"nine'ci"l regulations may ho
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"'"'n ana proposing 'liIe ana place Tor the m'tHs
"nI'S"'d'
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~ t''' "''s'ht' hnh'i" Ley us contenplr ms mo
nrs' t'rP III hats'r "i procecd'nys,s iuI o. great
'''h'H '" US "n" 70 VA" world N"irli'is'anding lh'
'""' 's",. anu "Is,'fsa' ~ ln' c'"hty the i'cnm
n' "" ~, " 'nt "'u |"het"sS had not bern cohp'd
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'"'E''uf VI "'o CIR" 'Hil'u 'F NJ" movement y"
u"1l' "'u p,"er'mI 0urmp, 20 or"s Tue GOOD
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