Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16

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their interference and conspirac;o.
lutely necessary-unless we VOL, GOso.
Great Britain Use up in our mids, az nave
ty power, TO dispute the dominica Nigh
great valley of the Mississipni ~, o. lie
NEEDLE with all our internal co "nu I4ler
ton and interests, commercial and d'unlea'
cal-that Texas should form comn poIlu'
part of US and now, they, the an,E pOneNI
this state of things-lhe avowed oa,' o,s Of
and open enemies Of the Union so iu'anl'
the state of things they have prodno aS on
an additional preiexl to overthrow i !, ~
blush not to declare, in con,emn, ;. fley
moral discernment of others. ,ba, ~ VI 'he
'sncerely anxious of preserving il :" w se
will they deceive by such pro%pss;o. "A'
Not even themselves, in supposing 49,
others may be deceived. Do lber y. Iaa'
only to betrayl Or are they So re ~ r,Olss
principle, as to profess, when thew I"s
it cannot even aid them to betravi T TuoW
is point in personal as well as n n aa'l'
al morals, at which men are like tba " snah
in August, blinded by his own yenom ""A'
And there Is a still deeper depray,v ),
which hypocricy and falsehoo is lovei',n
displayed for lis very iniquities. M,s, "r
chusetts is consistent.
But we have not only professions r,,
determinations. in these resolutions Sb' '
asserts, "that she is determined 10 suEm;,
to undelegated powers power IN no ho]n
of men on earth" This is captaIt 81.
who has nevar been able 10 find any ob
stacle IN the Constitution to her scbemo,
of ACKNOWLEDGMENT or ruin--she who has
added millions upon millions to her nro'
perIly by undeIegated powers-who ros,
tor Internal Improvements, U. s. B1nk.
Protective Tariff, and distribution of ,bs
Public lands in the present day, and in ba
last war, showed her regard to deIegatp1
powers in refusing TO lei her militia muster
under the flag of the Union for the defence
of our bleeding fronliers-sho "wiIl sub
NIT to undelegated powers in no hoiv Of
men on earth!" Where does she find tbe
delegated power 10 assaiI the institution,
Of The South, through constitution which
guarantees their support? Where does she
Ind The clause in the Constitution which
Iustlfles her system of organized plumber
IN her protective policy2 viii she sub.
mil onl when she is the usurper of "un.
delegated powers" for the nelarous Dur.
pose of overthrowing the institutions, and
attening on the property and labor Of
'thers-and does she suppose hat those
whom she thus assails and oppresses, will
De reader than she to submit TO such I'm.
delegated usurpations2
Might they not tell her, they chose to
effort her aggressions and denunclaonS
when she departs from the Union: Co.
alsc to your constitutional obIig l,iOn'
md the political compact which bound ia
ogcther-Go, # neither the memory +
he gorions past, nor the solemn sanctions F
IT the present. can commlnd your ssoc F
.,lon-Go, if you desire it, out OF Unila F
Vnich was rUunuou ny patI'oIs anu HeIUes,
md the exalted attributes of patriots and
heroes only can perpetuate-Go, with
'our hypocriscs of "undelcgated powers"
'our professions of reverence for a COn,ti. 4
ution, which, but for you, might have lived !
brewer; your love for a Union, which, 4
With the venaliy of base huckstcss, YOU
ave weighed only in the scales of avarie
nd money, lorget'ul of the living world,
nd the greater world to be after US, with +
is mighty accountabili!ies and never-dy.
ng curses-Go, faithless TO us, and more
li.hless to yourselves-in peace, maIig.
ant agitators in war, traitors-Go, and
id US, from the burden and misery ofyor
ssociation.