Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-07

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. nsruffhg N TIE tubDIW, We oK'
os,t aod .frsl cvDlidssl tiis, sab
y,ur careful wId dI.pas'iopale zoo.
,ide,nil.,,, ~ shall etiabl.4b 60 jOUf
'Miislnolhn, N subsequent numbers
~ our paper, ibe following PROPOSE
tOnss
(. Tie original ol,nner Of Die
Ilank wus ibot pubLsligj IA fQlnir, II
by lha Consultations AID lhnl con.
,idering il as fopa,scd, n0d lmt u fc.
unin upallUrcd by She supplement-,
II wis absolutely VOID ~ regard 10 -
ph dye Of the laiDhcf he SAT-.
Z. Hut tho Supplement wa, .
radical cbnpge of lhe Institution, lor
whose aid the pie igr WAS designed 4,
aud hcing ueiiI,er published lor re-
passed, WIS, ia fol'ienrc ~ such
pledge, nol only a complete nl'lIty,
but . n"glant fraud aroa YOU, the
pcVple OF The state. d
/ q 3. ! hat ncjlhir Hlc charter hor
supplement, noe both, gave any au-
llh, rily villa ever, tomake or sell the
Jnds; and that Mississippi, having
given no constitutional assent, either
to the connection tr negotiation Of
tie papes, mad. no cont att incur.
cd no legal obligation;
A. That the legislation, with the
view Of ineulpating tie state, and
the issue and sale OF the bond, were
continued, daring, ard unparalleled
trcspasses III on your presumed Is.
,,nolanec and stupiditl--an outrage
Gus fraud on your credit and rights
---llagtious and void acts that impair
ted no tltle to the purchaser; who
had before him the constitution and
the utilities that contravened il; and,
at any rae, took what lie got under
the: warning maxim caredt empt0r:
and the purchaser acquiring nothing,
impaired nothing to his lransierees.
S. AS no legal obligation Was con-
tractcd by the state, there can be no
rcason on which to render her ac-
eountable in conscienc ; how ever ii
may be with those who, as indiyidu-
ais. without right or authority, con
cccltd and sold the bonds, and re.
crived and squnnder' d The. product.
6. That any and all attempts TO CON
6rm what we're Inherently cious
and void, have ard will be uboriive:
"a. That the Constitution is not the
creature, but the creator OF the gov
/ erlnment: that all the branches OF the
government are not the sovereign
powee, and 80 is not the Legislature
or ind ,ciary cannot by decslan di-
rect or Indirect, subvert or impair IT.
thai the CONSTITUTION is KING over
goycrnme mt and pc pie, to the ext nj
Of its limitations and restri' tons, and
| unalierablc, paramount and supreme
until changed according TO its own
term, or betrayed in corruption, OF
| lost in revolution:
s. That il is your highest duty
next TO OBJ diene and alteration o
the lJncreated-- to rcnder profound
implicit, and uniform obedience &c
your permanent Chartered Liberty
to magnify II before the nations o
the earth, and preserve il sacrcdl,
inviolate and inyinciblc, as if it were
vouchsafcd from Heaven to overshad
40 and irradiate ,our camp and you
joulneyirgs; for il is the ak Of youl
S. ,cial and political safety:
9. Lastly, we shall lay down, &C
cording toAle courses, distances ant
land marks cf our courteous anc
gifted wing consors, a sort Of diagram
where, upon pointing the finger a
any one Of you, your cast IN the taeu
scale cEhoncsty mag be kno,cn. ana
whefhery ou are a rogue Of high o.
ofioc degrer; and, in the conclusion
il maybe well to ascertain, if possibly
we may, by what process or phenome
J non, in plastic, capricious nature
!. these ,bend-men have possessed them
; selves ofthc aOholc Of that valuable
and in5stjmable quality!
We.intended, at tina outset, to Civ
I-in OUT first number an calculation 0
our first position; but, for wantofroom
must defer it for our next paper.
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