Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11

Tia Wfkir Of she United States, IN convention
assaulted, hsmiy adherink 70 the great conservative
sspaelissn principle. Sy wiira, .'sy . srs c "no ! ~
Intelligence of The American people, win an hpld'
ine conkdenss In their capacity fur self eovernnncnt
ana their eonlinusd devotion 70 The Constitution and
The Union, q proclaim he olloxins q sss p0sa,,sn,
and maintenance III which their national organize
slcn a. i party ID efecsedi .
/. The Goysrnfnsns " the United States d Of a
limited character, ana II II confined 70 the exercise
sfgoxsfs sIpsss.ly s,anssd nS 'n nsa won' y, csr,s dna
IN granted pcwsrs Into hill execution, and thst all
pcwers not thus granted or necessarily implied are
s~Iprsssly reserved 70 the States respectively and 70
'1s Txs s.aa. rcvcsnmsnss shouid BE- held secure
Ia their reserved tixht, and the General Govern.
msul sustained IN Id constitutional powers, and The
union ahouiA b revered and watched ovsr - : the
palladium Of orr llbsrtiss."
y That while strusslinF irseaom et, wae w.
atii adhere ID The doctrines 81 ths Father OF his
rouptyv. q announced In HE Farewell Addlnss, OF
Aesplne Ourselves ftss from al cniAnsilnE alliances
With fSssisn countries. and 81 never rr quitting cnr
sion % ! Republic b not 70 propagate. our opinions,
~ lsnrnss IN ether countries our form OF government,
by aftince " farce, but 70 teach by example, and
chow By our success, moderation hnd justice, the
StsssLAGs " sslfgcvstnnsnt, and the adssn'ssss o.
a. TNss whsrs Inc people make and control the
(SuvSSnmSut. thsy should obey IT, Constitution. laws,
sni tssatiss, y tissy vcild sutAin their seic.respecs,
snd ihs rsspsct which they claim and Will enforce
g. tssvssnsssas sSScs,d " condursed upon rinci.
rtes 81 he siticssssS " soosay, and tevsnne ~sassicient
III the expSnsss tbsrsof. IN time Of peare. ought to
he nHAinly derived from . duty On imports and no!
paicy ssSpirss ! lust discriminAion and projection
from AMtd by specific dutlea, when psacsicae's.
vShNsshy suitable encourAgcmrntStnay be Astured 70
Aasviers indesty. equally val CLASSES and al por'
ID. The 4 Ccnssisuslon ves.s In Congress the power
sespsn and repair harbcsB. and remove obs,rncticns
ftoW nsSikAhlo hvsrss aid II u e~Krodient that Con.
assss shall s1ertise that power xAeneuer sAcA IN
prsssms~ts ere s~ecsssary yov ~ cossssoh dstsncs Or lor
nations a. among the States; such improvements
hsins, IN svery Instance, nasionai and general IN
~ re- FEDERAL ana State coysrasnsnts are parts
cf one system. alIks necessary fr The com'noa pros.
pssity, peace amd sscuvtty, and ought ~ BE- rega.ided
silks With ! oorlial. ha6ilaal, and inmnovahle q:
tMehnrcnt. Esnbecs for tho Authority Of each, And
acqNisscswce n M constitutional Snsasursa of each,
ass dusiSs fequissd BY the plainest cqnsidssatIcn OF
'isa' fS. q sss ss's Il a ss.s 's e ~ IL. ws Congress, com.
munly known On tha Compromise or Adjustment, ithe
act Cor the recovsry OF fugitives fpm lalot i~ncludedj
arr resolved and ecqaieeced In By the WhiEs 81 10.
United SuAsss q I final settlement, IN r~sinciple and
sabssancs, Vt The ~sut1scss 10 which thoy relate. ands
70 ar Al thSss srss an cuncetned. W. will maintain
them, and Insist on their strict enforcement, until
tine and exrsf5curd shall demonatrasc the neeesstty
Q ffafshsr legiAaeioa q guard asainss the evasion Of
the lA~s On ne one hand, and ths .hase o. thssr
eicacy u carry cut the tequlrsrhcnta 81 the Constitli-
sien, and ~ daprecats al further RgisAlions Of abe
questions thns settled. ~ dAnsrrcus - OUR peace, md
will discaantenancs al efforts % ccntinns Or renew
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