The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

The Hon. a, ). COlyar, candidate
for Governor Of the State orsTpunca.
see, is not a Democrat. bnt simply 4
member of the Radical Party, and an
,xpounder of Radical principles. This
fact we propose 10 prove.
I'm "A card. published in fine Nashville
papers last Friday morning, he declares
State Sovereignty to be Il rallacy, oh
jects TO the platform recently adoptel
nv thc State Copvc,,ftou md soys.
"Tho assertion thot fine States are
SOVEREIGN is the most emphatic way,
and o(@oy$ h0S bee@, OF asserting Tie
f'9Hl q SUCCESSFUL NEVER BIZ
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Let Us look ut the facts
In the year 1900, Thomas Jefferson,
,s ,be Acknowledged Icodcr Of the
s,a. oo,o.o;o,h, po,,, ,,oo o,oo,od
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the principles set iorth IN the Kentucky
and Virginia RESOLUTIONS Of 1859,
and no President was elected from Jrt
fcrson to LncoIn--say3 Alexander H.
Stcphens--who did not ho'd the Gov
eminent 10 Oc Il compact between SOY.
EGEiGN MATES " Madison, Monroe,
John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson,
Van Bnrcu Harrison Polk, Toyy,r.
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Touching this subject, President
jackson in his'frst inaugural. spoke as
roI,ows.
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Inc same sentiments pcrvade All us
messages and his Farewell Address to
the neoulc OF United States il couaIIy
no o,oor o,,I c.ro,l.I, r,:.,
u" 1t IS well known, says be, that
there have always been those among
rs VINO wish to enlarge the powers pI
the General Government; and e&pc'
renee would SEEN 10 indicate lhal
there IS tendency ON thg part Of ibis
Government to over stcp The hounia-
RES marked out by the Constitution
It's legitimate authority Is abundanIly
sufficient for all the purposes for which
1t vas created and It's powers being
expressly enumerated, there can be no
Justification for claiming anything be
You'd them. Every attempt to exercise
power beyond these liulls should b,
nno dvii o, "," '" ,,r, po''|' h ~
measure, still more mjsrLicvor,. gnl
il'lhc principle Of constructive powers,
or supposed advantage, or temporary
'''c"nist"'rc7' S'a' ever DC permitted
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cyal Government win Lcl,rn Inpg ,h
sorb all the powers OF legislation. and
YOU VIII have, in effect, but one Con-
So'iu",e'' government from inc cN
tcro.I. dn.yont ''' an1 '' tGa.a :"
habits. it is loo obvious for orgr,oont :.
that single Consolidated Government
would be wholly inadequate to watch
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I,c oIwnys ,ro,orod 30 ,,oi,,,ai, ,,,i,,
paired, and in full vigor, the yiyhts anil
Sovereignty Of tie StatcS, and % connc
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