The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-08-26


spring " Inc e"PHisre principle whether adopted Church
Inc very essence OF this principle the unbusng and bold assump
on ha mankind incapable of sellgoyeRmentha the Of
mankind IN every nation stand pressing of men
yen hemthat comparatively born to commands but
the great give implicit obedience 10 their lers
This garng assumption the principle Of monarchy
whether absolute ued~hethe refer 10 the government OF
Church or State
Even after the Reomnon Eoganl cut The cord which
bound her Rome she continued the compusve principle govern
men both Of Church aud State Hence she speedily The
adoption Of Acts Of Uncmty Bills Of Ejecmnt and
goods lead far astray mprison and
matty her protestant suect for Yea
eomftre principle gave origin the Court High Commission
the Court Of Star Chamber England and the principle gave
oign to the lnquson Of Spanan surprising
things earthly IN deeds Of darkness cold booded cruelty horror and
Such once e,ine the tendency Of the compas,
monachica principle especially when viewed
forever unhsowej unlon o Church mi Stafc III aycv %
aVore Of this principle look its legitimate results. n
considerations the congregational and resby uraus Eng
land found motives strong enough land them the American shores
o. An aance formed bhcecn number Of Brush Aorh 4.
mcaa eooafs n me year 1913 aring for rs oil fir maaat
protection and dnce The popriety aud wisdom this
once become apparent BY moment, Of the
%cn hey we're surrounded Their settlements were lar removed
from each oherspad wide extent Of territory oggte-
population comparatively very smalthey exposed
all The horrors OF savage war-to the meess eues VI powerful
The French Canada wero their ncshJors Between the
eneh aud English suspicious aud eaouses ni frequent
red Tie French times would combine vth Indians feel
ng q hostility against the English settlements. Under such
cunces nothing vas more natural han la The coone in their
weak aud feeble state should form alliance with their
mutual protection and defence However the mother country muy
mes which night de,eope their love Of liberty cheah
pey m union was 50 obvious as hush Up every word Of oec
non Al first the alliance included New England colonies but
from time mc another md yet another admitted
eog the aaon and confederation folded within It's embrace all ha
British colonies south Of the great lakes
The articles Of this bond Of from time time subjected
revision mad modification as tho growth Of principles prudence aud
wisdom seemed To demand For period Of than hundred
the human intellect directed the great principles upon
Nhch separate communities might be united a. 10 all points involving
thcr and The paper originally drawn
no" known by the name Of The Constitution OF the United States
/, The fact be mentioned chain is the
French pheh terminated BY treaty in the year 1903 At
that France strong GEOLOGY Canada the north ard
the south. elnz space along tho
rec. q the mighty unbroken wilderness France
ceScd the purpose o uniting her distant possessions BY erecting
chain Of military posts along the By doing
fine the English very boundary aud possibly
them the France discovered pur-
hy the actual erection the head Of the
The English could by consent That the French should
compsh design. llosuu,s Immediately commenced British
colonies conspicuous part the scenes that followed
Officers trained the OF the colonies learned their
strength and under the providence Of God prepared
for lhn mighty coming couHca
5. We brought down the period,
French when The mother country attempted impose system Of
r,r9ilGon toah is
groateai Tor which the British crown and parliament,
from the very beginning favored colonial settlements This had long
before been made apparent The varied attempts hold the colonies
of yssage But The had when the
ool parliament assumed bold ond open front They regarded the
occasion most muous for bringing bear upon the colonies
Of the unugheous and oppyegiye
and that the colonies feel bound every MD
meeting expense And though parliament the frs,
upon the colonies The necessities Of the and the fact that
America the chief that war urged popular and
plausible pecSs for the Under these and views
parliament pissed the Stamp Acta law requiring every bond
and a other legal instruments writing, be upon paper
bearing stamp corresponding the covered by the
and bearing price graduated according I'm
less legal instruments paper thus stamped
Law and pronounce them illegal null BY
stamped paper parliament would gather wealth from the colonies.
This ohBosous published than
mined obey such bazed forth
portion colonial territory. Forthwith adopted so
prudent and with spirit Of determination absolutely unyed-
that parliament Judged prudent repeal the obnoxious law
But nonsdeey she accompanied that repeal by de-
caug her inherent right lay upon the colonies discretion
The ground taken by the colonies their incorporating opposi.
simply this represen
aararabie As the colonies had representation
floor parliament they would submit law imposing by
that body The equity aud of their principle opposition
and their determined spirit yield secured their triumph in this
But qnetue thus obtained With
the short space parliament passed
taxing articles be sold and used the
that the
settled Parliament declared that its right the
colonies early passed with view of carrying
the declaration complete effect Ga the other hand the colonies
determined their of
any such la tins attitude the parties remained for time.
The all short physical force order
unrgheous and the other
ingenuity coOtyng short open by
force prevent the offensive laws from going effect This
things continued until length parliament again far yielded
repeal the obnoxious law imposing upon articles
cp as it regards article of Tea. arrangement however,
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