Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-02

The Whisa Of the United stnter, N ctit an,lHi
aaeenhled, 4 miy %a,lherina ~ ,ir great eensetya,, q
Mpahlitai principles Ivy wftrt they ate ~rtttisfelffd
aud governed, and t,ow. ne ever, fslytiia. wffff me
intelligence Of the American reuFln, with NJ abid.
ina confidence IN their tRtn ttty lf sell nntrfttnent
and their continued devotion ~ the Z tf,sli,iiifif tnd
the Union, il, pfueiatm the f~nlloeina as the ~ralititnl
sentimpt,ts and determinations, ht The establishment mt
art maintenance II which theft natitftal ,~tfganisa'
tien ns a party IN effected
/ 'rbs Government nl the United states 10 If 4
llmi,pi character, and " IL confined to the exercise
Of n,sprs expressly q'nrte,i wv the Con, ~tlttsi''t,. mud
-urh az may be necessary ata' trit~f ff .re.ffg'ilg
itt granted powers into iHH eserh'h,n, eHd l''a' MI
powers moi thus grated NJ nercsrntily .itnflsed ARE
~rspsessiy reserved ~ the States respectively and to
the people,
y, The State governments should IN hsli secure
IN tl,eit reserved Fight, anil the tetere' Govern.
,oant ~s,,stelor,t IN Ia rbnstitntkv,al tWwefs. AMI the
t,uisa sl,oud he nyered and watched ,fver NJ the
palladium Of ont libetties."
4 1'hn, while s~ttttptlina Freedom, rectyv here,
rrlirts the warWsst sympathy W tho VITA ratsv, wee
stitl adhere ~ ,he doctrines II tive ,Esl'et ~ his
,ouatty, AZ announced III his Farewell Address,. uf
krept,a ourselves FIRE fraan all rntahgling alliances
with E,reipn countries, and Of neter. Quitting orr
awn 10 stand upon kcretan erehni lhal our mis-
.tN, nv a Republic IA fst ~ propagate. o'r o~p'itio,,s.
nr imn,ss an other countries utr kttfs ~ government,
nv nrtitre or f,rte, hn, 10 'eaeh by example. AMI
show Nv onr ,uccess, moderation, and justice, TN
dressings VI selfgeSernmen,, and d e advantages Of
ffne institutions,
"a. That where the people make and cnplr,d sls
Government, they shnuld obey ia Constitution, laws,
rnl treaties, as they wcnld retain their seletesrcet,
sri the respect which they claim and viii enforce
Irtn ftfeian r1we e.
A. Government sl,anld he c~nnlnr,ed upon rrinct
rles ef the stfietest ero,totay, and revenue sufficient
CO.. the expenses %t,ereef, ~ tim of r~nre, ought to
he msinly derived from u duty on i,nporiH, and not
ffan direct Ia sas / ami IN leNyiaa sarh duties sound
Hhisy rsduires a iust Discrimination and protection
trnm fraal by specific duties, when ptntticable.
whereby rattahle ENCOURAGEMENT may he a%sF,trel 10
Anrtiean industry, equally Ia NIL classes and MI r"r.
t,oas VI the country.
d. The Constitution vests In Congress the power
tnepeM and repair hatbofs, and reaa''te o',strnrtiths
frpn n~asiuable rivers and Il IL extedient tina, Ton.
grnss shalt ~eNetsise that power HAeHcter ssth IN
Yrpce.arass arr sesessnfu for 'hs cos'Fson dqpaes ~ lof
fkr t~sosessioa and frsihty If c~osassrrtv With foreign
aatiane or among the States sacl, improvements
hiring, IN every instance, national ami general IN
ll,air character.
4 The Federal and State Gosertmentsnre pnr's
ol ante sy~tem, alike necessary Tor the coutnea pros.
rpt,y, peace and security, and eueht TO be %rrratded
Mike with Il cardial, hahttnal. and ini,nnvahte AT.
mrhnent, Respect for the authority Of each, and
apaaiescene~ IN the constitutional measures ct each.
aee laties required by tho. PLANES, consideration Of
NATIONAL. ef State, and Individual welfare,
4. The series of acts af the 3tst Congress, chn.
,ntnls known ~ the Compromise or Adjustment, uhe
acl Tor the recovery of ~f,gi,iyes front lalWr i%nc'sdedD
are received and vs1alrsced h hy the Wings Of the
lln.tott States ns a final settlement, Ia principle and
y distance, of the subjects ID which they relate. and,
q, lar as thcsr acts are concerned, we will maintain
them. and insis, on their strict enforcement, until
time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
of further legislation 10 guani against the evasion OF
the laws IN the ane hand, and the ahase of their
powers on the other, not impairing their present Ell
yieney 10 carry gu, the requirements of the Censtitts.
,NNa. and we aepreca,- all further agi Athens Of tho
tNrs,icas thus settled. IA dangerous TO our peace. AMI
ais,saaniena nre all efforts ~ continue oe renew
sueh agitation. whenever, wherever. or however
sie and We will matntnin this settlement AZ ess
Ia thu nationality OF the Wing party and tho
&C tho taian,