Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
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Mr. At.hiSn. m In r.siv. rf~~ratfd. 10 tue s.uaie
the res.,ut.ms ii the Nilsson l. gi~lsiufe "l"1 lHyf
het the tne 1t sn'ent 20 ~ ID a-e. and IA iari n'f
ended. rs.nlnvef<s hefues >pafoi " nh,H aud q
larry. p ri n II his riy ia Illh Sair Tn sniia'
arr yer, similar esr of The V,r4ina Irgiis ex
sep' thai ,r dselar L 4 ressaaes i, les 'mp ale4l-
" expressed. We qu is HI last ~
5,h. Tbai in thrs til II the na-saer Of any act enr-
cllng with lie prn, hefen ex fsssi Missouri VII
he fnud In hearty -ipsraiun with The s'avpluldug
States in -eh msasur"s nay be dremed recnssa
III maina pn'tecan against the eneroaehmen's 81
No,ihern ianatieisu.
9th. Tia, or Senators in Congress be instructed AID
our Representatives b qsested / act IN conformity u
the f,rspning i, laimns
TIE resolutions having been read hy The S'etelafy
Ma BrNroN This : The proper tine fr me - say.
wna helirve he The fact. that these fe.1aaus ia
represent the sentiments Of h. ep'e Msspnt.-
They are a las-aliding nnd L iaa a,ng reape. aud
have idea uf en'efng ino conia1lnn lee .s or iH-
ti,ndale the l.e>lpiion 81 Congress Tie 6eneal As
ssnhly has mistaken The ssnimnl 4 tie spte IN
piipr tess resolpinns; and macy mrnh'fs nho voted
fo their and the Governor WIN sigaed them, have since
disav"wed snd f,pads'e item.
do MT discuss these iaiions at his time. That
dscus,i,ri is NJ par af my present ahjeet. spesk o
the pledge which hey ranain and call ntahe; AID
say thai whatever may be the wishes The opinions II
the people Of Missouri he subject Il the eAtrhslon 81
naneNsnsinn Of slavery 10 the territories, lhey have no
idea Of tesis ing any ACT at Congress the snlJrci
lhpN nhiie the law. when u fAiftfa. Af u WIFI J.
may subject the De csun Of The ballot box and the "a
dlciary.
| cuucnr with the people # MIssoar IN this view Il
their duiv and hesye be The only eun,Is
tent with the terms and i1enlin ii our Constitution and
the only which tits Union from the tate o
all HE conf drarcs which have successfully app ared
and DISAPPEARED IN The snfy u nalons Anmchy q.
nue the members and at lymnny ia The head. has born
the i,ck on which all such rorlederets lave split
The authors Of present fttn at Government kn'w
the danger Il his ca, and they underworld Ia provide
against it. Thy frned a Uuan--uut lsagnp-a / ed
rra Legislature Ia at upon rcisoes, mol up#n sac
and they provided peaceful remedies Tor all HE gurss
which could arse between the people aud tn gwen
ment. They provided iedefa Judiciary oeN-cue the
federal laws when fund TO he constitutional, aud
p'pnlar elections to repeal them when found h be
bad. They turned government IN Nhth the law,
and the pnpnlar vii. AID ei the sword, to de
eide questions and they oaked anon the fri fessr h
the sword III the decisions 81 such questions The death
of the Uni n.
The old CONFEDERATION league. witia Legislature
aching uian sovereign les, without power 10 enf zee
DEGREES. aud without unhn except at the Will Of the
Jares. !. was paw edes for government aud rope II
sand iaf unian. II was H. escape ifam that helpless and
istetiHg government that the present cnnsi uau
farred; end no less than ten numbers Of the felcmst
from the ten h Ia tie TWEEN lch-wefe devoted Ia lac
defects OF the odd system and the stlyd tho new
| will read sumo extracts from lhrsr numbers TIN
ini product Of hamilton and Madls,n 10 show HE d
iprence between the league which abandoned and hr
n,n which We ftaed the dangets Of he fotnef aud
the benefits OF the ater--tbai II may ho son thst
the resolutions of the Geuera Assembly OF Mi>-oufl,
II carried ou u their concnsnus. carry hnrs this mon
IN the league Il he co1o3etatau=-noke 1t Top, u
sind, aud he sNofd The arbeI tween The federal head
and us membrfs.
Alter reading these eSlfaris NJ. y. said 1t vas 80
get nd o the evils 81 he old Confederation that the pres
.ni Unoa WAS bfmed; aud having fafmrd It, they Nha
formed II undertook u make tpgpalual, and hr hat
purpose bad recourse fua The sanctions held sacred
mong men--commands. Prohibitions oalhs. The Sates
wrre iofbli t, ofm compact, agteenro,s wlh each
'dher; tie constitution and he laws made pursuance Of
il: declared 10 he lhe supreme law II The laad
hud all auhnriies Sae and fdeIa legislative, ex'cu-
i've and Judiel were 10 be sworn H. supppr, H. The
resolutions which have bea read eouiradc all this aud
The General Assembly MISC X their own p1NeIs a.
Mss,nri hen they adopted lhem
This is ali that shall say al mesent | make no oh
jec ion u the reception printing OF hse fesot ons.
My oaly o'J'e at present. 10 make aud the
paints FIRST that tle General Assembly 1lslooG The
limrnls Of the people III Missouri adopting these
lni'ofs; secondly hat HEY nsoek then own powers IN
81 doug.
Mn. Arcnsos. As no objection has been taken to
the printing Of The feslurins. have hui o,e word L,
saw aud thai Is merely la express an opinion that IL
pe'nle OF the State OF Missouri. when the time afve.
viii prove to all mankind that every sentiment cuntan.
ed IN these resolutions from first G. last viii be- sustained
by them
The question then bling taken upnn the motion 10 pint
II was agreed 10