The ram's horn., 1847-11-05


|. transferable, inalienabe,- exceptions where ii
: exercise of some part are arnsted. when Grim
e Is committed, for time,) 4bpis for the good
: the whole, by aud with theit consent ~
} Again, certain rights are lelegard from tn
! many to few, for certain timeinly; it the
falls back again to the people, tb' whole pee
ple-this delegated over is lodged in the dill
ferent divisions of government made by thu
constitution, whisx is thus established for pub
lie tranquility, order sld juftice. Consequent
ly the only. power we yasf recognize as par
of the whole, is thafphieh is delegated by the
whole, viz,-the Legislature 4 a general assembly
convened, or some other h'sNh of government,
and it is palpablo n only should
we go for rnedre. Hafs We as part.
OF the whole (ben 'omt family, tru.
'si'' -ane will d., nd bova, b.u. l..
some mishap, bee. lo ex.rc;sa oc 49,.
:ai1 And Ss 51ss pae ss,;S ;Sns e have ave
State of Connecticut. S~epeGyoned the l. 1esis ,.e
lature to give thes back, lit saoaia have been
to remove the obstal.s nat prevent the exer.
else of rights that aEssnalenablss,) or allow
them to have the sape.fets with the rest of
community. Their was granted, but
on certain conditioi, WIN was, if the other
party shall say "yeI." was submitted to
hem sure enough, Anasl matter of course,
hey ed they wd1ld hot say eyes. :, In
he INTERN, the other, ,far Jour people) very
oollshly issued an adres to the other party,
'ut what did it availf nstead of doing which
hey ought to have taAp. the case of the pro.
eedlngs of the legislatre in referring their .
"n laws to the peopl7l after they had been i
eiegated tor that exppss purpose. to the su: q
RENE court of the Site, The act for such re-
renee is unconstp:-.,4l, and our people in s.
at state should notrqsadntir the Same is tested 8
the hlghestTribun> ri the State II
l hen Messrs Editos call upon you to use fl
or influence to rally our people of Connect
{ I to make an effort Jay, to go to work at once ii
test the same in tie Supreme Court. They a,
'e got that for which they asked, in Lawful, b]
nner, though the exercie of that right has al
m taken away Nolawfally by an ao. hoay
0 ought to know>tetter, l am not satisfied "
ey do they deserse II lhey Fleu hsru upon g.
sm sn' sSs Sustained ii hy conclusion, Of th. nm r.
titutonality of tie above, legislative REFER M
}, by spesot11., Hon. u "a. Clayto6 be- III, M
the Supreme Court ofAppeals and Errors, W. w
le State Of Delaware, on the Licence Law t.
remarks were conclusive, and the Court an
ared that the AcfGreating the Licence Law ha
unconstitutional. The act is founded upon pc,
same principle IS that of the Suffrage Law Gle
Byrefering their act to the Ch
e of the people, le says There are prin. len
es involved in httlecsion of this case, ,Fstill lar
e important than these high objects of the me
perance cause--At is whether the power of gee
ing laws alEoptinue in the Legislature lyI
re the constituted placed it, or shall be at
sferred to the sol to be settled by popu- bor
vote" Therjis no veto to law, the con-
tion conEers oS4ch power on any man or fan
body Of met but it gives to, the judiciary mo
power of cottrncting all laws but neither wit
Court nor any cher body ofpeople, can de- no
e that which lonstitutionally passed to be tior
aw; this pow| belongs TO the Legislature. but
pe~ legislaturettu pasaa law subject to the yea
sion of the eople, whytmay not the Court tor,
Ter judgmeE subject t6Hhe same-or the can
error leave 1t / The people to saw at am we
tlon whether man sentenced to % n- =,
be executed or pardoned We have old
pact unde' WHICH the people have 'surren- ties
d for Their owf good the power of making chi
) to the hgisla.ure, Sc If the President .
he United SlatJ has all Act Of Congress enc
ented to h.m II can return it with objec- sne
3 and two-tfl@ vote can pass it." These ear
acts a'e su'ticiint' | call upon you not to her
'is subject re$ bat stir them up to active up
lance. s. sao
iourstqr advancement, the
J. w. A. res
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