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TIIE TRE-WEEKLY NEWS
Notes on the Constitution Of the United
States.
by D, b. M'CREIGnT.
No. 2.
H1t,@s IS u Consultation ?

DIrIoN OF LAW. 1t is the written will
of the sovereign, and the nature of that
will is. that it shall remain as it is writ.
ten, until the eo'Uofhe sovereign changes.
A Constitution is q compromise be.
tween sovereign and subject, and the
grand difference between monarchy or
aristocracy and democracy, is, that in
the latter this compromise is rohexive,
and in the former it is not. In other
words, tho sovereign in democracy is
also the subject. He creates Govern.
ment, and he is amenable to Govern.
ment.
What IS the Constitution of the United
States.
The Constitution of the United
States IS the established condition Of law
the written will of the sovereign
the compromise between sovereign and
subject, of the United States,-that is
of the sovereignty of States united and
forming one sovereignty.
What rs Sovereignty?
IF there be Herculean task in the
politics of our country, it is the effort to
define sovereignty. The discussion of
this very question has evolved primer.
pies of sufficient Importance to precipi.
tate civil war. That the late war is
due to misapprehension on this subject,
no careful dispassionate and sober judg
ment can controvert. At the risk of
the charge of novelty, insanity or any
other thing, an attempt will be made i,i
these notes to explain "sovcreignty,I
and that explanation will be left to the
candid and calm reason Of the reader.
State --States--United States-are
three titles as distinct as red, white and
blue.
Popular Sovereignty State Sover.
eignty-United Sovereignty, are three
other cognomens as distinct as the form.
er.
The whole difficulty the writer appre-
hends, which has attached to the politi.
cal term Sovereign" has grown out OF
the viewing Sovereignty" as an indi.
visible and incommunicable power.
That this is false premise will appear
from the following.
10 say that Sovereignty in man is
incommunicable, is to assume that mans
sovereignty is created by himself. But
whatever rights. powers and privileges
are Inherent i'll man land 1t is these
which constitute his political sovereign.
ty) are the concomitants of his nature
and condition. Who gave him these !?
Omniscenoe and Omnipotence, the Su.
preme Sovereign of the Universe. Are
tile attributes Of that Being communica.
ble2 BY no means. Why Be.
cause they are essential to His very be.
ing. Now are the attributes Of mans
political sovereignty essential to his be.
ing2 Not at all. These are accident
al properties. True, they are within
his control, and therefore he has the
power to give or withhold them, to use
or abuse them, and this power extends
to his divorcing one or moro Of those at.
tributes. The theory then of an indi.
visible political sovereigntyis fallacious.
But to return to the thrce kinds of
sovereignty noticed.
Popular Sovereignty is a condition of
organized society in which, while each
individual sovereign acts upon his own
Judgment, and is SO tar supreme Judge,
yet he acknowledges, and is morally and
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preme i'll relation to his individual SUI.
,premacy, and that supreme production"
is the Constitution Of the body polite.
That body polite" is what we call
"State."
State Sovereignty then is SUPERIOR
to popular sove, eighty an ats constituent
Clements.
But State Sovereignty is INFERIOR to
popular sovereignty an its component
parts.
Hence the State and the people,
each, relatively, is sovereign, accord
ing as the one or the other dictates.
NorE.-State Sovereignty is used synon.
ymously with Constitution.
State Sovereignty is the creature Of
popular sovereignty.
United Sovereignty is the creature of
State Sovereignty.
And State Sovereignty is both supe.
rior and inferior to Popular Sovereign.
'ty; so United Sovereignty is both SUI.
perior and inferior to State Sovereign
ty.
After writing the above, the author
fell accidentally upon the following para.
graph which accords so harmoniously
with his view of the creation of
State and United (Which is preferable
to "Federal") Sovereignty, that it is
herewith submitted.
A most important argument, cover.
ing eighty printed pages, has been re.
ceived by the President from London.
in which are set forth the reasons why
Davis cannot be convicted in any court
of the crime of treason. The ground
gone over dates from the foundation of
the Governmeut--includes the "Rights
of the States" as then understood-lhe
action of New York, Pennsylvania, Vir.
ginia, Massachusetts, and the States in
accepting the Constitution, and the
opinions of Washington, Fisher, :Ames,
Hamilton, Webster, Ellsworth, Rufus
King, Davie, Spencer, Madison, Jay,
Randolph, Franklin, Tench Cox, Jas.
Wilson and Chief Justice Mexican, of
Pennsylvania. The purport of the
opinions of these honored dead, as
showing the sovereignty Of the States,
and which the barrister who sends to
the President the argument gives in de
tail, may be summed up in the remark
OF Wilson in the Pennsylvania Conven.
ton '87:
"Upon the existence ofthe State Gov.
ernments depends the existence of the
Federal plan. The supreme, absolute
and uncomfortable power is in the REQ.
pie before they make Constitution,
and remains In them after it is made.
II My position is, that the alb.
solute sovereignty never goes from the
people."'
In view of these definitions then it is
plain that Sovereignty" is the relative
powers of the people of the respective
States, of the Constitutions of the States,
and of the Constitution of the United
States.
From these too it is plain how alb.
surd it is to talk Of the Constitution of
the State, or the Constitution of
the United States, as creature, and
not at the same time ascribe to them
some attributes of sovereignty.
When citizen Of South Carolina as.
scnts to the Constitution of his State. he
as really and absolutely yields, imparts
and communicates some of his attributes
Of sovereignty to that Constitution as
when he submits to the arbitrament in a
personal dispute.
Individuality or incommunicsb;!:ty
then is. not an essential attribute Of
Sovereignty"
Tol-a al "a
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A WARNING.--Not many months
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our interior towns, Northern man, who
claimed TO have been an officer in the
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happy pair appears to have glided along
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forms quiet and bliss to discomfort and
bitterness. The perfdious and brutal
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institute Inquiries and satisfy herself as
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ROW she found that the statement wa.
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Ata railway station an Id lady
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EDWARD P. SMITH,
Sec'y L. s. Christian Commission.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1860.
Office 9I6 Arch Street.

Hen. Richard Yates,
L. S. Senator, Washington, d. c.
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Christian Commission ORce,

PhllRda-, Nov. Gath, 1865.
- Rev. n. Macleod went as Corps Agent with
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Washington, Jim. l6, 1866.

Mr. Edward s. Morris,
No. 9l6 Arch Street, Philads-
Dear SiT | have examined the Testimonials
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