The hornet., 1843-08-08

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.ff8p.f ihe HH acts. WHeiIHf mIfl a4 PROTEST
lf'hn tHe fop.e .fHHYf 8aH4l nlsf aWH aela.
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ONE approved them, Bf.faf#Ha FHe fasfta
saahpi ba ile sa4efaia4 HaeHIa mHe# aams.
smag e71ieHi f58f fIlsy 8fa.
Hsaffff. That b8Hl.ag 10 H.s dsataaa "A
leiler9u, t1 iHa sense ha meant lt ~ araIF.
tHi "oHe generation lHlgt GHfaa4ftuf. 1fg
1fi utHfu 30 sFFEFf i5a Uf9ffH W. Be- G4f
1fs1Ue part but fle Wfi1Ie du.fHaaal taHae-
apH ~ tbl1 subject, and atmff. with H.Ta. That
ihe generation which b4f ~ f4tff agtgrr h.
HtHi HII future generations. U Ha FHHFE4#.
perfect f4bt both fa Itw HHf nature o. E.Hf
tHeII, aud hn1ent therefore, Wa futf f.U.baa
saffta daiy ol the present generation, which
hW run tbe State IH debt. 10 pIy t4e debit 4t
a""h af possible, aud NOT imptte tHa buftben
on some iuiufe generation, which, according
10 Jefferson, Ilut up right ia u.ufo. huuyh II
WI have tn law, 10 pay II, In as much us tfaf
luthie generations cguuot, u8 the present be-
accused ol spending any portion gl the Dor.
to"ed money ia drinking Champagne and
eating oyster supper@
Resoiped, That at the very time fine anti.
democratic doctrine Of reputation Is tarnish
Ing the glory, impeacbiug the honesty, and
destroying the credit of the State Of NIssis.
sppi, II is alIording n cover aud shelter for
an unprnCpIed set of men 10 rob thc rood
people OF the State with impunily, under the .
pretext oi beirlending them; because while
me people have been listening TO the doctrine
u reputation, many oil the debtors of the
Jhlon Bank, the loudcst repudiators, have
'een carrying their property out of the State,
md thus robbng the State of so much of the
'vallable assets of the Union Bank, which,
'ut tor the dust thrown into the eyes of the
'eopIe by the doctrine of repudiation. wond
ave been timely seized by the State authori-
'a9 nc tho r""r""ty' sc the STATE, IL la, fol
Y is. {
heSolUed, That reputation of State debts
not democratic doctrine, because it is in
lrect opposition TO those principles of honesty
nd good faith, on which all sound and dura. {
lie republics are founded.
ResotUed, That reputation is not democratic. c
ecause 1t is dSavowed by the democrats of i
'irginia and New York and every other State n
1 the Union. a
ResoIUed, That the present plea of uncon- o
.ltullonallty, which has lately been set up, to
I've reputation democratic coloring, is not !,
'ell founded In substance and essence, be. L
auSe 1t has been brought in as an after II
fought by the repudiating members of the 7,
legislature, long after the first reasons for re- u
ldlatlon, assigned by Ex-Governor McNutt, II
hlch contained no constitutional objections,
ere found to be unsatisfactory and untenable, p
Id consequently has no claim TO any demo. VI
atlc merit, otherwise it would have been q
ade IN the first instance, and in good time {, q
those who loaned their money, on the .
Ith OF the State of Mississippi to have got 10
back again. L.
ReSolced, That public faith is a Jewel of u ~
estmable value, and an honest name is the 81
oSt that many OF us can leave to our chill.
en-, Whatever abatement, therefore, that re- ia
dlatlon might make in the tax-biIl of the Ie
~ would be made at a sacrifice of the good w
me and character of both the rich and the au
or OF the good people of Mississippi, and
nee rePudiation should be rejected, both on mi
score of principle and policy. re-
ReS0loed, That we hold to the maxim of ad
os II. Benton, union, concession, harmony, ac a!
'ry thing for the cause, nothing for men, Slo
the cause must be the over glorious cause pr
Jeftersonlan democracy, which makes all "a
world love US and wish us well, and not COZ
cause of reputation, which is fast bring seN
republican institutions into diSrepute, and aPI
king all the world hate u.s.
1esoloed, That while the flag of reputation an'
olsted in our land, every patriot of every eve
ty should let no calculations of a temporary = 70
Eat or success of party TO which he be- ota
g, tie his hands from putting forth his e9q
Die strength to pull it down, as it is alike Glli
gerous and destructive TO the common o'a
ntry of both parties.
teSOIoed, That as no party trammels pre-
led the gallant sons of Mississippi during lorl
late war with Great Britain from fastening tloL
Irive back the invaders of their common