New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-31

compound Of both 1t cannot be doubted that dad. .m,.
would and Ultra ss IL nI1I , z
| Again, ss..r. Madison saws:
The ds.ngghd names and hs authorities which ,osesr
sve ASSERTED ana given pace scope t. this dochne nu.
| wise ~ feel for H." s' " ''''0 "'s'-
Under the old articles of confederation, whjc, shall
refer to more particularly hereafter Mr. Jefferson held
thM IL was not necessary to give the power 70 Con-
Rrets uhder tne Constitution 70 enforce any,hng-for
example contributions Of money-for they have II bv
the law Of nature He says:
II has been often said 70 be vsps.nv b.vx.s A..
Ctngre's ma, no powell " the confederation 70 enforce sn,th,n~
give them that po~er exprssy-,lsy haze Il b. ~ 49,
aa'ne Hhea tno R1r mSks coppqet there ye,it 4, Zach
IN when single Goat~ pr% ~ss
iryCs he commerce any Sdte The Ge,nySf i. es,, i1e
There, under the old articles Of Confederate, n.
Jefferson recognizes the power Of the Gogern nn, ~,
resort to force by sending troops into State and CON-
polling contributions.
In the year 1914 you read Of the Hartford Couv,r.
| ton, and you never heard the Of any mao CON-
| nected with that REASONABLE movement, which Rrs
proposed to secece from tho zion daring the var ba
| in terms Of scOrn and jgnonioy; NJ. Wooster, who
was charged with being member OF the Convention,
but who, believe, always declared ne va, lhsce for
the purpose Of opposing their desgns, yet did no. live
long enough to remove the stain tina rested upon him
under the charge that he was member OF tha Con-
venton, the design OF which wla Dlsnoon or Sevou.
ton under circumstance ore hundred old moye trying
than these under which stOrea,ened with IT,
At that time there alOt0er gentleman xno ezeeG
great influence over the minds Of the DEMOCRACY Of
the s ate who is now DO m0re-I mean TaOma5
Richie of Tile RickMond Enquirer. Inc Enquirer
Of that dsy-hen urder the control OF tho parry had
ed by Mr. Jefierson-snd with the whole body % tbs
abest OF the Democracy in the Union as ts con-
trbutors and advisers and when 10 step was taken by
that paper that was not approved by the "JnHta"-
said:
ashtto withdraw itself from he Cnor Of it. accord Tho
may which formed the links Of the Union necessary 70 d
soveit The majority of s,es which formed the Unon
consent has been Obtained any sp to dissolve the Uson o.
obsIuet the efficacy of its Constitutional laws, ia TREmos
need hardly refer you TO the proclamation Of Cen
ers jackson in 1888, which is doubtless, familiar 70
you all, in which he declared he would enforce the
execution of the laws in South Carolina, when she
refused to submit TO the revenue lave. Yes, and
though he was the Conmapder-n- Chief of the Army
and Navy of the United States and had control Of
both the purpose of enabling him TO executs the aws
not being able TO measure the exact amount Of the
resistance his troops would meet with, he called on
Congress for Additional forces uoder what has been
known the Force Bill, and they gave him all he
desired and they did right for the tnat the
law was wrong II should have been repealed, and If
not repealed, whether right wrong as long as it
remained ON the statuts.ook of the United States 1t
should have been enforced fer there is such thing
government without law ard no such thing as law
without the power TO enforce it.
After stating that Convention held in the State OF
Soutb Carolina had ordained that thai State was nc
longer member Of the Union uDless the revenue laws
were repealed, Gen. j. says:
ittsd but suc OF thu hourly appreheoded and
dy in sed upon NE by he INSTITUTION 70 take ears
laws BE- lsth;oy ed 'h be formed 70 the extent Of
wisdom Copsess cha desire and ntrus to for that par
S1deS Tito an opposition to hs sws Of TIE danger thsy wiz
scl by obedisnts the illegal agS dsosan ors nsScs Of
be executed have on me Subject.
VINO ta VOC t. 700 rsai pscesey prevent hs On
deceived yop They could mo- ays seen derived .hsI..s1
cnon the laws and they know such oP'Od ion must be
repealed 1heir object Ia Dunon BnI be not deceived 81
Dsunion By ed force l. TAEAsoN Are yon ready
to iDcnr il. guilt 4 you aie On The n-ad o. the last .o Of
honor; bu. yours nay a TIE punishment your
py wiz Inevitably all tn evils Of the conflict you force
pTc.et DisuD!Op hich YOU the first victims
First Mscse be would avoid Th performance Of
bis duty The consequence ut ne fearful for you distressing
e cwcuzen here sLd to The lends t good govern
srchiyes f your State dsorenzioe edit Of
bid the nebe 70 RESEMBLE and pr9mqlse the decided OK
duct .esty property Sod hPn , Tell them ths coon:
accumulation Of ills Declare that you VII tale
e acid unless he sssi spsngsd banner q your eou9sy shall
dhonord and scoEed nile i've the the authors Of the
soa You Sr4 G r u nay ffHt
ss t o. r. Sn b. Ss; saaa IL 55.y g ri
return and the pom It's natiora win b.
ened nd emsia sIenAl blo Gu the memory Of h0se who
The force bill passed tire Senate By vote of 80 % l.
and In the Iouse by l49 O. As.
But apart from al this, mold in my hand an srthor-
y sti higher than that authority higher than law,
and dscardiUg all those gentlemen have said in former
times, supp osng them to have left nothing upon
ord s appeal 10 the Constitution of my country to
show that there is such right the right of seess-
zion. lGreat applluse.l This Constitution declares
hat
This Constitution and the laws Of the United States which
shall be made in thereof shall be the supreme OF
he
anything IN the Constitution or laws OF any sats 20 the contrary
Who adopted this Constitution of the United States
We, the people of Virginia though our a,iyes
in Convention just much parties to the Consttu-
ton OF the United States as 10 Consultation.
But let Us 90 back little. Let us 90 back 10 the Ar
tices Of COMBINATIONS under which lived before the
Constitution was adopted and what we did there.
My purpose is TO show you that this s a perpetual
UnioR, which there no power destroy. AppIause
Under the old Articles of Confederation i. IL provided
that no two States shall enter into any alliance what
ever between them Uith0ut the consent of Congress,
specifying accurately the purpose for which the same
is TO be entered into and how long it shall continue
Again Article 18th:
Every State abide by the determination Of the United
States Congress assembled on az Questions which By this con-
UNION SHALL BE PERPETUAL.S 'N''' '---
Ard the concluding article reads:
And do further soemny plight and the faith Of
respective constituent that they shall abide by the determine
tion Of the United States in Congress assembled eli questions
which by the said confederation submitted AID
that the articles thereof sna De Hr. oocTee By the Sttss
PERPETuxE' p''''1 --' 'N1 '-iN '-''0'' 'i'-'-i 6H
There was the compact between the Sales.--future
was the marriage ceremony soemnly performed IN the
face of the world by which we bound ourselves to-
gether for better for worse for richer for poorer in
sickness and in health in prosperity and in adversely
through good and evil report, til death do us part.
Great applause And under this Constitution OF The
United States il is declared that we the people of the
United States in order 10 form A MORE pERErcr