The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-27

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~, ,.,h;ah 1. 0s.s .Ns ~ o"'ou ~lsn.
1. ~ "svs no exieI, slos ulless !.
r ,sh:n osneo iof "a tne co =! J. q union, oal
80 ro1c;i. y ~ sp,Gf' @ Ina ssA ~ e u'toLIy
.1ss.;....:eHS ~ .nes compY can nsvo ~
'''Ly.'.,oaa n, !. q leglumale ioa1| aor.
,h.s = cnseuoeo, s:nr nowevef. l4o second pl.ce,
,.nJ.. .O ~ epp y. y 'ne S:sses'
s,,,,a,. ~ s...ue ~ .nelf so = ~ sF
&c.," - IL smy sss.oco ~ s.e oIvatUn oI
pbI;r..;n.,. -, I,e l. Scon:slsaon, en ~ n 81 tne
sn,Se.;s, - - ~ ..'at ns'Iueent sne Powes mo
.oi,s;cn nS - .t..ra uc Joncnl S0v ea'' en9 nnqs
,s;s.,w ~ - -" 1 s.u ssunonsy 1of 10y y tne s3ve.
Snsg S,y ~. |" 49, .ne S!ates. what sovefclgnty =. It
hoss ns ,.os Se'eh 70 9enne OF ln, nor 70 snow
ss.vs o ~ y. s''ou'es IL 70 eafo ana sloia'e
Tha sovssS;.,,,, .e -. I;..
ion ~ ~ 's,sn.x" t1e eA3pI - ING soop.
,s.,., s"I ne present constitu was limited and
Ia as " .ne artIcles OF the p,eGelauon. s Iney
- asIeeI W ciee'e perpd Union. when,
,,n,sa .ne original thineelosaies passed from
Sr.,,, ~. s'icles 70 tne coqsuuon taey passed
fnrthsr I;no;,s ,1n. ,,.s .ao ssreeo W
fst Jind., ,.a..oos n. - upon lnsiJvefelgnty
,sihn. nd o v. smong tne iimi
Gsss.., !, 4. r,....i'o upSn VI tuS
entsr ';n.o ~ 1cyoe J. No SIs.e snau
rran, Letter. ~ an,.d y a.Ion,
emis biIls of c,.d;s sSSa ce'n 1s %1oncy;
silver coinna ,snJ.. IL 81 %sh.s :" nd snJ
g no State sbaII. withon. m h7onsent Of Con.,es"
lay any dutv Of ,onnsss n trooos " a, % .h;r. =;
war in time of mac ec,., r. an s~,s.r.a, =. =.
compact with snothsr Sal or Win : fors;sn
power, or engage iu war. ~ actually invaded
Or in such imnlnent danger Twill admit Of no al
layr Il may be Affirmed, ish entire truth. that
all the attributes Of sover{nty which relate 70
peare and war, commsrce. .)aviealion, friendship
and intercourse WITH and. bhoft, all thar relates
to foreign powers, and sejal of those attributes
which relate to the intern& administration of the
States themselves, are vottarily surrendered to
the General Government, 4 cannot be exercised
by the States. The perfort tnce of any Of the for
bidden acts would be nulfnd void, no matter in
what solemn and aufheniidrm, nor by what State
authority, the Legislaiur&a convention, or the
people themselves of theftate in an aggregate
nv msss; y night be perforn The constitution Of
.h s om'eu S!ases would lPnuy intervene, vacate
.ae acs, ana proclaim the kefruiing, supreme and
paramount authority Of tyconstitution, laws and
'eaues ~ q me UniteS stae
j, c'eaf, therefore, NO State can do any
.nng fePognent to the Constitution, laws and
:f:. :.aes Q! the United Stfs. What 1t might do,
were In possession Of ~ absolute sovereignty
sne oao never entered IN this Union, is differ
III qaesIcn. Dut wcPPpose, contrary to the
nls!ofeai fact, that the Skes were absolutely SOW
ess,. esls,sn, wnen the exblng Consultation was
ADOPTED could they circqscrbe and contract theiI
a.ulcutes OF sovereigntyby the stipulations and
provisions which are co4ined in it? All history
iui iexamples Of thdptal annihilation Of sove-
ne'gny or nationality, fn BY the power Of the
SWORD ana conquest butomstimes by the volun.
tafy act Of one nation, Urging itself into another
Q, winch we have string instance in the case o
rrexas, IN our own copry. Assuming that the
Sonsntnuon : IS mere tmpact between indepen.
uenI hanons' or scvereit states, they are never
sueless pound py all theollgatlons which the com
pdCL CfS6tSg. IN ahs i'm /
.Iloiooeh acts, and to lbmit to the supremacy o
me constitution !', and rs Of the United States
Dut' II Will be asked, i've they not also the righ
r. yE =, tns ne nuenS Win which the common
Yrs ,no., ns.,.nio ; ioneR 70 me common compact
bs. .vs,r e;.;.a y my aase snaI ngn5 ana &C
~ G.ns,.1 G ~ o'eo Sa'es, ana 20 na'
t;or of ~ C..".:.. s'.o ine enegeo Viola,
deronnc.d h, III ~ ~ may De eAPoseo ano
men,- and - r;d;nmIl spons = lesson, o. aigu'
annasls n ~. ;.J;. ~ .s'.o.s'.nce, S.o.est
~ ths n,s.. r.h,;a sna - 1Ie M o'nSr c.sees
mes.ss n r.rpssa;n rv na. au an .ne iegiumaIe
he ennloyment of :, .ans ars os ~. ~ =, aye s.
.us,.ined hv .o..,;J.:aa., =. sne o'a!es
pers,st n ret.;n;ng ohna.;...s - " .S Ss
but ohed;lcs 70 ,hs i.w =" IL 80. - :.
the minor;tv or ~ vnd;so,,.sa ~ r',.
forcible Resistance XII e,ecn,nn '"""'S ""o
I The alleged r;ohaf. .scs..;on 1.
,ometimes confonnI With : r;.b, of ppa,m.;nu
But it's part;.ans an to,,lI, aS.. e,olu;ion ,n;o
They contend that j. . neseefn, issfni .nd ,m"f
not copsttutional raeedv that !, /. No, fn.l;dJa
ths Con.,,n.;on syy Ma. IN = NO: .o!o'oden oy
10 hs rsn.,J ICY as ,ns. Una. SteIe
W. s:ossu Saa tesPec.eo eno, ina
.,,.sJ y. .s0y eTy = Sts.e, Ia1 from oetng cen
sn,;,iaS - 0vhbaeuns. .hs 'ae Su~, necessary !, II
.rnSsn. so,e - sne cT.Se.auon oi o!ner states In
,su;nm '..o. ,nee petasans, IN imitation OF th'
Sus SS;..,"; etlamP'e me friends OF nuilncation
...ss .""."N 1ns PuIPse OF using themselves, ant
P,o'e.n against te application to them OF an.
Pnyncai lorce.
The right Of replution is that right which Al
nnjustly. oppresse people, threatened with, o
borne down BY intolerable and insupportabl