, 1863-07-17

nance md laws parsed By the South Carolina
Convention, who passed It; and hereafter nul.
litication and secession will never be heard Of,
Except in holding up 10 sco1n and detestation
ihelr sdsocates, sud particularly their prime
noyers. The bloody bill {as the nullies Ill
the lnte Judiciary bill Of enforcing bilO has
put this to rest. It spoke the united senti-
n,ents Of the people from Maine to Louisiana,
Tat notification and accession are revolutionary
measures, and not political 4iqAss grocing out Of
our constitution or eonfaderaeu The natural
right Of man is to resist oppression when II
eomes, 1t equally belongs. to communities,
Where they have the physical power, they
succeed; otherwise, they .rfU BE- coerced into
obedience. Our Governments, both State and
PEOPLE for their own prosperity and happi-
neEs. The people arc the soYereigns; and
having formed a Federal and National Gov
ern1nent for the transaction Of all their nn-
Eonal concerns, and the State Governments
to regulate Ill their local and domestic con:
cerns; and having pointed out by the Consti-
tuition how 1t is to be altered and amended, It
can only constitutional]y and peacefully BE- SO
altered; any other is revolution. The people
being the sovereign head, they only have the
right to change their Government: This is
the beauty and safety Of nnr form Of Govern
n!snt. It is unique Ia itself, md surpasses all
other e systems evsr sont,emplated; and g long
Government Keeping within the pale of its
granted powers, md leaving the people aud
The etates their reserved rights, it will work
we'll and endure forever. It Is the strongest
Government In the world, because it Is made
By the people for their own happiness, secu-
raty and prosperity, and rests upon the sup-
l'ort Of the people, and their agents must
bend to public opinion, and the power Of the
sovereign people IS seen and fell at the bal.
lot. boxes; and hare no fear but at the next
election, the Nul1ies everywhere Will feel this
power.
Some Of our members voted agafnst Blair,
and against the judiciary bill. These tTo
are Nallifers at heart, and the one from East
and the other from West Tennessee, can both
be well spared from the council of the nation.
:s-You will see contrasted In the Globe the bllIs
passed to enable Mr. Jeffcreon to execute the
embargo laws, md non. intercourse laws, much
stronger than the late 1aw.-T That was called
By Tie b1ue-light Federa1ists, tie Moodv eo Ian@
aSiolation Of the Constitution, DC, &c
just the slang that is nov used by the mill.
tiers. But when 1t was seen that Virginia.
North and South Carolina, Georgia. Tennes.
ace, Kentucky and Pennsylvania gave It, with
one exception, united vote, I think it viii
place those from those States, who have voted
agalnt it, In on awkward prrdfcamcnt; and
the people will mnrk them Us traitors to their
country and to the republican CAUSE. Princl.
pies never change, though politicians do Of
len. You will lind General Daniel Smith Of
Summers vote recorded In faror Of the bill
III 1909.
General Desha, although wretch, 1 sin.
cerely pity. He is drinkiug Of the cups he
mixed up for that worthy man, Major Eaton
all wicked slandcrels nnd prosecutors will
meet with their just reward. Improve your
course. Let him silent pas5 ou. His punish
ment is great. and l hope it will bring him to
repentance, for the injury he has done to 9th
crs, unjust1y and wanton1y.
Give my Kind respects to your amiable wiz
ANDREW JACKSON.