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lilUrt tn-l.tyi ""''. "'' atjf
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j in(, wilf LUlor'i ditrrrtion.
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f i,foMinut, one month htftre tkr eiptra-
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a t ,""f f tot at
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POLITICAL.'.
IKIil THK No VOL IIHMLf).
I'RfolUKNTH rilOCLAMATlUN.
A'. 10.
Al'hmigh I have contended, that lliQ we
trral Htie which compose (In I'uion,
im free, Sovereign nd imlcpv iHcnt, yet
kl.n(UHM,,lJiv,.!,,J - IWQ lfttUiil,
thai to inrrunj their Kirfmiv, I tnn
In iVdu:a (im I liftrvco, their einiici(MiliMi
(riii any obligation. . A Sluto mtat be
. tMMtitute) by rational and arcuiiinU
. . )pI ait caa iioly. tUuth and art through
tmnPTrrtwf,' If Wul br ar Jlicir tliaractcr.
ll i Uocuiaaaa moral aud ccciNHiiabbj be-
mrnljjn tntiuuliv ta 4m afr-f human;
1'itwrr. Hut until tkia guardian bnciNnt
bi own wrd, rMiwrriiiJ riht will not be
cml-MCwIril, my mm llian the u1liatim
with it aiH:tiinf or eithfr with lha pliyi
cal force that tlM paaibly L&mm itrtr-
a rt In apply t he oie r to mil rte iho wt !ir.
Ila at ite a a inrl bums may contract
oUinn mi, a an accuitaUe Uin U W
ublijH to keep it (kitb, ajd tiiiUerre the
pruuiiati it aaa given. tiliuuM U refuaa to
do ao, il incur lha guilt of violateJ tuth,
aud rendera ilaclf ameruiUe to lha punMb
mtitt of aurli tfuilt, which may then be
r( tttfklii milieus uikhi. Uy whom, or
hon, or how, I wilt hereafter euqure.
Whether thit aaitctuxi pru ellioacMiii or
not a a auction, cannot r 'ter either lha
guilt or the riht. The unknwo or fugi
tive malefactor, who wi twapea M uuwhipt
of JuMu-e," cannot tlmt convert hit cmnr
inttt what i hit. author would perhapa call
nniral k"1" ! nor mut lha powerful tub
joct, who Mirceaafillf rcaiKta the lawful
eoniinatMJ it la !Vverei(;n,aixl w pravenin
tlttiir floriHioo, latter liimalf with the
hope that be it but a moral traitor. Th
nautfl of the Slat which violate in laiih
hecKiie lilt lv-word of the civilized world
The docrte drlrnda rat CortKnco will bo
ulitrfd h that world and wlnle lutiotia
ar but tice-jjrroer.liuf linn whodrlishti
m Jtrmrir.thi decree mu4beiertiier,
not perhap in tlw finrt, nor vet in the
cmi i ui.ic war, oui vtnnaie inun lull
aod fall by huinaa nwaul too, for Carthajje
With thit aulernn truth dmr4ir
upon any Heart, and wrth thi awful 'ffaViTT
pie full in my recollection, 1 will proceed
briefly tn enquire, whether the B-iven'in
F.r liM antwer, will be l.aimi Ixit a crml
lary from (he former rnrlu-iii.ia- Thu
when i (1 a .k-d, how thia Cnvenant may
be vi.rl iti'd f tlie general aner, i obvi
ouJjr tin, ll awy U irifilated, bv tha
refu.nl or neKleri ny of lite parttea, lo
any l the avveral art, win tbcf
have reeriively ttipnUM in the rova
UiU.l,tUl they would di ; r by their do
in a.iy Ih aeveral act, whwli the
have rexpeclively tiuluU)d, iu ! covw
nam, that they would not do; and it caa
not be vidni by llieiu in any olUr utooV.
I or, wUiIm all thfi parliei do aiMj Po-U-ar
do, all that by the Covctwnl they have
proiniaed to do and 1 1 f.flwur fron dumg,
the pnrforni&irro i co etlotwive wiihllie
proiniar, tint Utter ll ao fully aiiliUkd, If
ruin jereafa cw.
So ton, when it ia iked, by whom may
lliil coteriiiiit be violated I 'I'll autr
bv mm" i f the iartie to it mi!v. lfall
agree l di.rcjrsrd il, tLU ia oo tiolatiou,
but mere jmliiuWr clian(ie or avwidautc
of the Covcannl, by lite partie who mat!f
it, and who imy at any tune alter or abol
ih it, at their will. 1W ia it of Hie hfbi
Ct cif r,u-ircc, -vlren ll.e partie allcui
rur, whet her the change or avotilaore of,
the coveimttl,! etTisclcd in the mode there
br-J
1' Minn a'
Kiati c ai.n.4 jy t..WiH W
than wtom .ht ,, fc
that lovctiaifl, aaiai aaaW 11
bf itabrfMaia.iW taVdJ t-, yri
wluUtaa. kaa Vr wii. U aaay ami W
4aaaaaMi rwig. ai oa, aJ mm
wlu4 aut Uavatiat a yim 4 a!V.
ert r, a IaAW I Hrl lVaa,eij act
MaUtUeriatukl iwoir, aew
ry Obirfry, f.Wiaa be W a Ui.' i adi
law ia (occd I U yt "
our Sutmra ; ba ia cloav l
proBctiaa t buuKd mt iW r
ptMkUtyu cwafAi lrr t tf
art of it bjma, ia aaaUVti b iWu -Iriance
Iu! uiaaa. Itrwr, aJ aa
thf CtaMilt arc tta mm "
Ttin family ruysiciAM,
OR
awtTTC tt jtw ttr.-
A work iblib monthly ami aimul
UnMiplf in aoinjft, Baltimore, Thf
(tadrthM, New Vk axl Ftoalmi, in uar
a twaa, at I2 rmiber, and
U tU vt-tuHV. Hark mtinber will
t ml nrr 19 p.rto paea. We bare re
t!aa tirt aunjlr, and ha arb cted
iS ULiw ti-t a a aurriivx-o ot lha work :
THE REvitUT t)F THF. 8I LIT
Aav" the d.jrrrable thing attend
th practirr A thai maal r Jonn of all
toon ! tSaying una, M ""i omao
wrinj her hand and m k oil bitterly.
rlie iwul day Mr. Tosrr nurd. Mrt.
Tr, a In duty bound, wept pmluaiva.
y for In Heath; and finally comrnrled
her If that aha had duia avrry thing ao
(Ti-clionle wife could do having takeo
the adviea of Mr. ThieWifler, and hirinj
killed lha moat valuable roofer in lb
barnyard to ve her huaband'a lire
A toratir mntm.
h tkan t erxheate tho prej'ldM-ee ftoi)
' tuu ii .4 aw. Aaatri and rtUrubiu4, and
the
in,, .Mf. Oovjh: by .vry moral obl.Eai,oo 8uM mho cmnp,M ,. hnre p,.
atui-fl attache to mtn e an individual
iri ere u ia a bisher derre
I rertaiiily do not concur with t!ie learn
fid author of thi Proclamation, in the new
rritipla of ethic or of public law w hicli
ho announeet therein, when hea, "a
i-b ig obligation thar kaavnn .iornon,
Bin be broken with ua other cm)
- lit. moral ruih." Or
fra-a thai f atulatfl.'lhat s
tiM independent nation, eeuerally, ha
- ri art ion other than a nviral one ; or, if j
aii 'uld contain penally, aa thara w
euui'iiui ewp. annirf bo enforced.
llv errof (If t one)prireiJi.; pru
at from rov nr incniMcity to eoiniirn
v oend whnt i meant nr moral gvilt, or by
' a moral aanrlKM. 1 o my dull appreiien
" lalfehmM), ud byl.m-jraltaiiMiiiJiritrrt
iew''i"1nt'"phycl morality, t
dmht not hoever, th:it all tboae who fan
r w.UiUJ what tht cital) paper mean,
wbe.1 it apoak of " ajgWijaiO Character,
4-U a naiioA lr certaia) jHirpoae, ; will
ged their tiith in regard to it, by the Fed
era I Consti'ut'em ; to whom that pledge
ijiven; what wathe object aixl i xtnt
of ilie pledge ; y whom and how it may be
violated ; auc what a'c the lejitnuate ef.
feet of h a violrttion. I will not arue
tlie firwl queatitai. It would be an ineult
cTOequnce J(j eTfy A(Morani miip.B that ho ever
when hemler ttod, orc-wld n.wdubf..pnrrthi
i - aagw be wh- f Wp , Bj(mj ,hn, ,,w St(
hy their aevertl ralibratioiw ol the ('on
aliiutaioofthfl United State, pledged their
faith, .iud . aev rally prxni-d "that it
i-omIJ be binding upoatbcir people.
Tm mmn lu ..lmlgfl given T "It
roulJ not pasnbly navtf bt,.,.,, ,,,
(;overnineni of Hie United Siati-a. Tt,ia
dd iiul fkiil when thiae mcm-7
'KttJ;id lHlcfI.'t,bJH:l w tiw rtUkatioi,
al T4 Cttm iU to praarrtaiv-ami iaa
mend it, when tha &-vrei;;ii prtic..4W
fiL to. do.ao. . Tba uledsto wa Kiveu by
each State to it Co 8tate j wm given and
received to and by ench mutually and re
..,...l!ir- ilia. ktWj oi onft U'inir the
.'Ji. tiwy diBW!r what it intAl by moral I HMitlw,M-l f tw 4cdgf-wn.it her.
ill ii rr ri lavl m iuat, l-ia. ni tatk nr n
parK.ioreiiUiM(Uo v-uponlU Uk - tTt
the partita, than any ' other j and (lry ttfia .f -fc aa,-. aaTai j W
have thcaainofiKhtfallagrt,..-) to ,1""? V t?
.1. . . i aiivtniwrvea tH anar tatra tjma
eaie i no iian umacriuuii? in moae ia v
M!;ti alone it may- ba aimmdnd,- art'
thiinga auy other part- f the inatrumciR
Cbe. whuio-t but prnmrve litadd by eat It
to all ; and all ran a rightfully wuuiliW
promise of earh to themaelveis a any "
dividunl may caia-rl at hi iteature,a pronV
iae made to himm'lf. Neither i it poa
'Jc, for any other than a Mrty to i4-4k
any Covenant. For if tin wa pneib!a,
eeia ikit, "t utmiXt l- tWr MSuKi . nn, nriior, ara tha prejiHlire
4U rof rutsvaA ad liat I aard -t. W pSv ruia 't a'way meet with, ri-
Wlldl rrerwMaeot ta a1arifaBttUr W l-a tkw m the iui i.IIm patient or in th.
atlufrif. of tle Stiwrra) .r. mtn but friaWa. It M wwt to cure the
ratt fwrarrv-er, 4 Vanil , bu&h iiMplmi f a boIred fHon
ley ma or it.aiirirl'b
ratrwwia. If Uiraj ikal nn
leae la!, are axtifral 4 a art at Wrtrut aotvm, wIik U bava a ri were
i4alHI 4" tht (Vaa miarfctWr Statra er.Ha with trwt, will adhrr ! the
ave a Mcdifd tUar ta4a I a)av1 aaaJ : aunL m pt " all lha rflHl of rcaati
reaeae, L anv IW ftatia
heir attburtt) , ! ia lUar aacrd ad
earn twit, t dia j tar a1 Vaaeakai
iui taeo aV in VirNte 'fiwrar a-!!.
hort lime
i to b a ih oicvin
mil nml moral sanction. INav, as lor
Bierlv we Jiave beroi taught to andnrstand
tVe fwib.biy of a cottstructrre jnurnoy,
ai-l moral Trcaaon. wa may eincct to
kiar Li jiue commentary uihjii liii pun
7 - dtrfft f cuwtnisrl ve' ah!" ao nniiccouiiiablo
Rpjircventative, aud of Oiotruuafcr of mo
. wl alteeiaivce. ' ' """"
. Accor lina to my okl faihioned notion
f Moral and of Law, there i no human
filiation wli ch attarh to individual or to
iiU4iiudwlbe-'iie!iewf anyceinmj
au)wrHr to enfotee it. To mo it seem a
a.itiam to aneiik nT ohhralions that ao
not ohlik-e: and tlmt which blig'is the oh
aert;mce of obligation, is ila aancli.m, be
thai what it may. Nor would it bo less a
sulecUiu. to auunose that tlio aanction ot
tnv human obligation, wai to bx fouad in
t&"pn)cepii of ojombty. only.; r tbc
precepts constitute mi-m obligation i.iem-
ri .arbat L
thar rwec Ifwm rwrwV'ai
zfrltWl''4 In, rrfara aar eajW !
dlhiaw ibuia, t iWrnia mi fi an
Jjm a il a t, wakl aantat mfm -af
all the c(unrv-a.
In a fou.it ry rr-ala a art tk l"d
ta'ea, ihe ta-reaty (ur am k ia Va a p
m from was Nrvrrrta taae (
L . i -a-v .
the faith of partie. wiHild ,i-.t depcud ana Pa" um" "? " 1
.k.;. -,;n i,.!.... i .i.nii aaoraJ ejar4ofc aaaaV.tae
in a i'ii mil ttUMiii. mil Hi" t tv. 1 . - . . .
,i:.J-ll,..ra .,a tari.un Il mi. Jf OUT lW, tTIC OJttaVa 44 aaf pWT, IS
no caitroul i an.1 m fa.th never coUurcT1,,h,,1,-f 'im' "W r
t.t. Sir Hirers, not unrie to a covenl r " w "TI"
ant, may by othar acta, prevent the partif
Irom ruiriiling it obiigationa upon theoi
Imt sucb-arU of trancr, conatitiltato
violation of them obligation, for doqq ija
violate it but such a Uhe blitioo oh
rv ; aud it i abnrd to tuppose, Iha'rt
can dlii' any other. than the imft.
alio voluntarily agreea inai iney
h-iun l bv it Then.' lb Coven? ,:'-i''
j L i. r.i.uu. Ki.ip vmti M
; . lm I k. Oia m
the Soyereao vojiu m iVtrnant
If this waa wot ", " the pearuf yiKH
and the lalth of State, would liingwo
the will' if every incendiarv roTTiaii ilw
live 9 the disjrnc uf the comiuuU X;
vi'lucb be uiiiy la .an uiittuiihy loe.iKr.
Itttre it may la aakwl, niaj not tji go
Vertiineiil tiftiio I'nited Stale, or o auy
State, or tf any dfwartiifnt of eillot
theae government!., nay, iua not any iere
lit lividilll HlHt the- t'MVtltUt1rt'ttlrtlt
L'uiM Stale T - l)tlte- each lem
mv do so : and iu an uiaiae, woul oe
rntv of a very wn ked act. which, rucf
allv,wwild dfnw down upon the ajjcl U
njents. the consequence vf a Uncum,
ih.-v mii'ht lht;n itrobably Jiacovcr vas
These mutual and rcciprjcal pledge, con
atituled a valid coulratt between them all,
which, whether il mav be more pniporly
called " a leaiimj1' " a comiiacl or " au
arejmmt I willinsly leavo to th lear
ned ant!mr of thi Proclaiimtitm to doc-ide.
Nor i U of tho liiUtct iiapurlanc) to my
preaent purpose to enquire, whether a. Gov-
rnate inado tV a iaie wiin a vo iniuii ",
hnvinsr for il object the eaiabliHhmeol ol in..rJ sanction." alitnlsh
(joveroincj'.U.M mow otUi" )iHiiu,tUaoJfhc-aiTt m&ht he done; even by Thin wuIJ
if the obtect ol the covenaut nuu w eii . .VHrc;n t,e iroverumeiitof Ihe L med
. 1 I' t. A lli.neu rP I. a Ark ftllU ktlljF I . f I l It J I -.1 J
esiauuan m .vuwi "j ' sialM.iwituwn 11 a oovereixu,
act. If it be a Covenant at all, 1 admit, L,.Km,wed..e no suuorior. Rut a Vila-
that the faith of the contracting bovereijjn fj(m ,(ie fjonmitutioo oftheUnited Sties
onrtie is mutually pledged to otwerve u ; i...,!,.., numelratcd bv thoir tfovemrmrt,
snd whatever may be the form, or whatever 1 j any M)v excopt a nvercgn
tho object of thuir Covenant, ule trrvan-1 ttfjj nnr hrmch ofhe
da est. No we can reasonably aak uurL't (tenant for the observance of which he
nr am I disposed to concede les than I fitta of tho high ciailracting partie:to
this all for which 1 contend, is, tlmt tin
State,- alf ' eaaw!tae w cuvky ftnt
rWkaand nruvco:rr- asaasrt IV
rence of ay rrcul tUt raU aaaty
rrouire any awek epK u n maaaV. kwi
ever, amy baa actamlty nour4
and lUeWor, waa a; treataKg IM
oie re tbeovy- fjo jc aw
artiidi Uaaury. aabeaigb tXfwA a my
Ml,twrwFW-.!W.l
ii tiTiliaa a rter prv&xA, I
it ta all it carwere. lastwknl
to the ennturr. w bat saj rlaCitiia
r4art,ii'ald ? Sue,aer ariax ib
Va Sialea of a vtolai i Ik tannaaaE
nrrprlraled fcf r ar
h e ao ttieir ann'TTj; att inaaa
with a rt fuaal t redrni tUe etd caaptra
cd uf. or khuuM f lUa t&tir 3caata
ta rii them mil.
Va-itaa a putirat a
tt tt at u.-.f' ti(n
I arrrx. J a rv dtaareeable auiell
like t,St of pntrtd inrat, apparenllv laati
r Gto knieiitb the bed" i tittiM It the fiXM
-laa- W. and aqture4 what it wa.
" aawi tlie r"'l ! whi wa
n ei"Vrnic1t htrtcbd:",f it imh'i-
Utt a .Wrjhi'd f w be' got uu the
wn wu 14 an ft-ct, poor uiaa.
"A duasadl fowl, txclaimed I with
a klW aaiKMent. I
- Tr aid she, - had the fal
atl (! m that kufw yard ewt wpen ahve,
kaJfiHtt uu uua loot, and on
bkatfua t'uthcr, whde it waa Ue aud kic
Ua. Il ia a charuun ihinf (or fcver,
Uart..
" A b bmi cut open ami put on a
feat cura a fcver XT bo put thia
aiU.S.aaiaiLLluyur balt ,;.
FMlt '- tvnt, toctof, rm
rt Ur. Tower ia a rreat deal better of
aa (MOiptak.it iIpw be waa, poor man ; be
f aw4 roafuMrly, awd ke brent he
a gratia rfeai aburtcr aod inueher thaw be
R7tnrfff frirn the Prnntyfranian.
IMPORTANT TRIAL
Calrb Juknton v. hatkur Ktwlrrdln r(
uiai Dii'rirt Court of the Vitr&
ftiatt: Prtttni, Judj,'t$ Baldwin and
Ilopkinton,
The attention of Ihe Dietriet Court rf
the Tinted Bute, ha rwently bra-n en
gnged in the trial of a uit gtowing out of
the apprthenHion uf a runaway ilavt , uy
In owner. Tbe aubalance of tlie evidence,
detailed by tbe witiieaaca, ia a follows t
In the jearlr.'a'a parry of four cili
lena id New Jersey, came into the htt
f Peiio Ivuuia, and took from lha rvir
of the peraun with whom be waa then liv
ms, a U .t k "lute, na;ned Jai k, whom Hit y
alleged bad abacondud fro in imk) of tin- par
ty aoina limn pr vioo-dy, and after uianac
Ung him, plaeed him 111 a dearbirn, Willi
the auppoacd rntentiMHtf running liini froro
ihe UainJ of till couiinouweullh. t)i1
therr way frtftHhe liTajlib '7cfc.aj
aaulted bv a multituvJe, he.hd by Mr.
Imchar kvinderdine (the indivniual with
whom the slave was livinj at the tiuu:,)
ami haviiiir been at riiajrly iniund IroOi
iaailo thrown by thiauiob, the party iq
lha wagow were eotnpelled to stop, in con
seqor nee of a blow recvived oil the head,
by Caleb Juanaoa, tha uaaater ot the negro
the slave taken from tbeir peeitiMi
tlie gentlemen who had eooie merely to
reclaim thuir property, were taken into ,
cuatudr,' and the pbtiutuTin tin suit com.
miUuil to tho iau at Norrntowolo auer...-. - :
to the charge of fi-htny", Vr.LH Ilia pr-ipef. i
county Court. His trial took place acror
dincly, and be wa bonoraMy aetjuitttM.
Oi thetss ground tak-b Johflsoo ba;
brought an action uf daunyea agaimt
Iachr KinoVrdine et alia, who partie"
.-1 .1... ..:..t i.e. .....J
S atii.a the wore, rood wnmim. 11 ..m..i.r: k
yo- alwava teU auv Ictor when "l9" ? . "! ...TL. J
l kV Wfil pT .he JZ K
I ww sfailloTl'ic toiJrSry rW'JJr. -,try f theif nm'wi vlarei and dt .Z..
rka dear good Sr. Tbeeter, keavea real " " - - - -jr Jo Lia,ll, dain."'
b)mrf-whirh i ipite tafall ! cm.ld to, H"m ibe im ri,f r,
torawtt Wat Uaho of th tortw nd - .Mk' BaUwm, wit eW
U a mm M Wm grave, p man." luiV h1 'rded a atn-
- CaH.La. ttfiLI put iuto your bead omwHilary, 00 tb .mkleaanea of
'raa'ikirkiw remeilv .the tnlil fowl f "' tW Nortb U wter- - -.
: WbT.ir,heenmmrbiJ"ever tonS with the peculiar property of th
D itor. My grand fcthcr wa cured bv it 1 he "Pljr Wormed the jury,
i.4 a p.iTn&.r fover, aa I've heard inV l,mt mnrtf ' h" th r,ht f """
I .awVr say. My father waa Ukewiaa cii M aluve. rAoU Mmivtrirl carrying-'"
neal trrahd with erlort.
' THe first iaaaata.il urr -wr. E -f ri by tW remedy, f , drewlful r. 1 bfHTe aoy- wipuiamt wmmai, m nr-
m 8uirrliMf yi.LW(-trf ; Wttah was fiettinx "r 10 P" nw P1-"?' 7 "OI
.1 - . 1 i'i l hmiiimmI In iiHiw.r tnv inuA.ali11na.41r atna
in- -.tniif tbe act tar uaMm ruauriw". , irt azato, lie hH.i a prolan". Whicn I 1-"- :. v
... , - - . I r . "A . . . "
canW fciot en. Benir Thesb, nty ro
n aVjnatffesm Jenkins waa cured of art in
aarwutrtow m the S. !. in the same way.
ra; Mrs I'hiiteiiller, who you know
f iiItoi v rta and- arb,-ad ao
and that it I ittio'to tate" "!:". f aWtb) v rhri t oothieT in the world so
.1 1.. :. .ifl. . iV.m mL -- - I . i . Cm. j. r. dnlit CiMbt
be the what tury v. U l ti, - A anltt fool T I wa rnn- to wy and e ntry on this sulcU 1 h
" . . a at I T..a.u aKouaw am ttfaw wA fljvia liltk l l l ft fJfVi
iL :Mit c.eutieoc ! ttmWd at a ! hfwN were ao who meftitle P'f7 RV. " "
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Tlie high ami a.4rma mx.m4 ajr rj.t wbtcb they know nothiug about
of Ly it Co Sum, .. r - 1
firm thereby, that liae -art Ui-aLomm,
ikme.nr wiuVr.dty itajtiVc taaLjprVK
has brendone eitlter by it irr. araVt
rta nrrmission, witk
one, eyeept thoae oTthe legal magistrate,
and that parole evidence ia awfficienl t
show the validity of hi claim in the nb
aeiMMif a bill of rale. Hi address waa
adverse to tbe oVftmdairts,- and fronld he
spread widely, for it would have a power,
ful influence in allavinz '.he foan of ona
a verdict tor
awarded damages at f 1000.
mtonm2rt eaanmuncta toscw'tV mt
aelves, one oblication would an IxM-onw! tti; nnmiM mM m8(e by every ratifying State,
saiicliiMi of "another. In ch a ea;, it j , i',,.SiMtes. and bv no possibility
raigut probably puzh the acuin3n even I enU, mvw buen made to a mere potential
Government, which at the tune ol the pro
IK K aim can enmurehend the theory ol
BKml iruilt. to decide which wa the'obl
h the sanction. And if
th- existence oi aoinc Cimmon superior, was
cssa'ry to pive validity to sancliou-,
tin- olihgation contracted by States, could
. 4iito "?
giates, j long &1he tptatUti of btatct is
emiceiled. Yet no man before this author,
teevex.ilouUujd thc ouateace uf audi, a
rthi.
. ll wmil l bfl f.-miirn tn tnv ntC3CnlPUJU
(man t aiinuirp. u Imt is tlie sanction of
"hahonariilW wlioin, or Row,
er when, theae may be applied nml enfor
ct-il. I inav. oerhaus recur to this suhjoct
kertafter. At present, it will lw only ne-
Cnirv to rv. that it is not morality mere
lv. but Hie law. that iiivcs ihe sanction of
- Ajwicanaatligatioiis whtrrr; tlewm that
rime. This law must be admiiustereu uy
human awnts, who can employ none other
. Jiiaii human means, In tic case ot inui i
iuals. it is the municipal law ol their coun
try, which, ciyes the s8UcUoa,pi.A
"triPrt obligations. This law is adminia
tared by Magistrates only; but its sane
,. fan although ileclnred Jten,aJtie,niHKl.
-Jtm-hmt'liVrceiT, wlien necessary, by the
. - rnweief niero men. In the case ol State
- Hlhe uuhlic law f the civilized world
hidi give the inciiim of the obligations
'f nations. 1 hi law is .administered oy
Plate atone ; and the sanctions declared
- kv it, must tie aprdind and enforced, when
' Rwewary, by the physictil power of their
, anliject, who, as in the former caie, are
Biere itwn. - Tluia. it nrtMira. tht Ml H
' , the prc?crv6tioo of humtm Eights
mise made, had not, aud by possibility m
t-ftr mi.rlit have Imd. any actual exigence
be a arty.
TV nuBrtain what was the obtect and
of the rdodjre, we mmitjoo!
the instrument itself to which the ratifivn
rtiwt)f the wwral Soycreignsreiefv e
shall there find, that to attain certain
arrat and enumerated ohweta, a govern-
that covenant i niutunlly pledged to ecli
otlicr ; and thi for the reason bcl ire tv
en, that none but the parties can viola! a
Covenant ; aud that neither tlie gov en
ment, nor any individual, is a party to tat
Covenant. "When the ,m;ihIi Int.'udnt
at X..uf Orleans, in contraveniion ol ke
f thia t so, the Mmsiuuuon oi me inn Tilce 0fuUr I reaty with pam, e
Stales, is a covenaitl between tne several fjvej ,he Citizen of the Lnited ttalei
. 13. ....... I.., U'kmn it i-.ifin.iil I' ... f lt.. ..tyw..t .TT"IT. .. . ...
'"yereinouioJ"T '- .j-ixsmi
? whub.eoiouatlie Govarniueut tlien
rented is not, nor by any possibility ould M ,irtn 8ie wa9 informed of the at
quest hmi, a twoacteatt y B tb Witld apMild be better t4u Did vim give
Mr. I i.f tlie tnen-ine I ft-rt miui .
X; Ikt-r . "MraVThWItifter com
r at bareewt aftr vm went away, and I
Quite aa awiaaauuxctauh r s ejctiht J.n bs than to mill her iu so
ii, il.it eastward. Tiaa aawaniaita V fat.Jnt aerinis:ond we come to the
mocrat are atmnig laati.rieaafFctauarltKtiw between c, that it w a beat not
only rob tiietr IJ atMei' iV Ani Jt. jiva tlte utedteineyou left but to put the
ists, of t!eir r-riririjleiL Tt a rttia i fml an his feet, poor m:m, and drench
fair nor biatet. Atfee ease jsurv tutxlvimwi with pepoergrass ua, and a Ittlle
pofc-sesai jii of all tbe mpmtsT & ijut quiver ground aud amurtwecd with
rob tlie other 4 tb!tr gaa auuur- - T a.'
i - it . .i. ..i:.:n. I i..i
steals mv purs, weawirasa i yottu.a't i ritw urn mmrim km
il.aie bv her ollicer uimIit color of her .a-
thoritV. she disavowed it as having oeti
4rtBe-ttyirttie ofwy-aueh-authority giva j rontrm
bv h.8& tujb when . jij!9lufttoie Jti.
cent occasion a military officer of the r
ted States, actin; in contraventiw. of mi
nf of the Articles of the same I rcaty wil
tt'the fcderaltt aat'aaaaviaSw art pi
Mich. ;au. iiitpt4eut eate,
flr.A: CUrUand Mrtliiitwu-m
we look at the strenuous and self nacrifi
emg live a auch men as Clarke, we need
not be surprised that the institutions they
serve thrive, while other ara decaying.
Adam Clarke would receive a guinea to
defray tlie eipense f a circuit of 400
Diile,ia the course . oT which he would
tend his own horse, cook his own victuals,
clean his own clothe, and yet preach and
pray at every village he came. Fare waa
of no conjejncCj and JJ.njinge, violence,
nnd menaces were ilftcn lo be encountered.
with but poor proapect of a bed at mgnt,
av . . . a " " a ii
1 1 m'm ! sK,.t kU Mlf r.jVl VM nrilM:iIHU tltllltf I .aw..i. trana aaVvaaK Ia l,ia BfannitliAn .
wrre battling far the sjaJ 4a m& tla-y fbv riled on. .Ceid-v ...to, tell truth, w-fieneyef he calleJ. Courage, talent, per
ermtend that the pwiamEt"; t fcrj- W," we waa ajfiared, we n.rticed a white verance, and abqve all honeaty and aiiw
,Hn (he very pnncipifTJinf teaawyr aaaawtta it. , ... jcernv ui purpose, core niniana many oin-
the very pnitciplet Jiry inealayn. fj"y " eerily of purpoW
tmrtVd fur. TlW imfjrlhnl'r Uf ''la.K.-e.l ? and art because y ofl and .M r w through thei
ocelto. viJd tWaaarr--fTaffer'ii powder in the A(lam Car,0 j
1 I . t I ! I. I I . a : aa t U ika a lrU
men! wm to be ordaineo. ana esiauuaiiuo, spjun.cntnrea ner iemi.j -i" ..--
endowed with certain enutnerateu powers, ej t,,rce under nis coiiuimuu, ur.
her. foj-Uesiwrilauglrteiiiier -awjecn
and annulled her ' sovereign power, evei
eilUOwUU Willi iwtaini.uii.ii .
for the,,attainment of the Cnuuieraled oh
induced to
ation, and aekn.nk'iJe t ail iSnere aer
had Iteen any dtff.Teare atrttwf.'aj trtl
ism and repuWiotatstw Jker
alwava Wn Jefffr-'ia 5rti rrja wtti
out having hefore tWiaf'at awt TMrg
their task 'With uccefc" ml
in particular, not onlv per
a-Jiiooe vou threw it aside aud aplit open J oniiei t,6 dutiea of an efficient Minister,
a tuefijwj !" I but he mastered ' aU the learning and nil
YwOoetor.Idothint; that marcury is the Literature of the eaat the birth
a afreaIful bad thing. It ave peoples lives I pleCiuiatiamly , aod tfar iCenei ofita
iiatrvart.-l:'rwiw earliest nropagatioo.
JtLlB. ' . ,...,-,, f .U- fi.i
...... r.iriirmi. eacn io ine oiner ; to cream ,,j uri consnooeo uu .
.i ..?..,..,,..,ri endowed with such ..ft'hA r.nt..d States. Ilicause, they ton
Lowers, tube exerted tor such purposes
ii continue linn maiomiu nos ci. ii.......
in the free exercise ot all these pow ers.
while exerted tor these object and so m
support this Constitution, runner man
I1.. 1 t1.....4 .I... MA ...UI
the it jib connoeuny jtiwww.
at this day, can suppose tlie laith ol the
sovereign'parties was evei .pledged.
smooth. But when
OU inv .
it is asked, ho a-id by whom the faith
plighted bv the high Contracting pirt.es,
in their several ratifications of this their
covenant, mav be VioUUcd T 1 he answer,
seems, at the first view of the question, to
he not so easy- is m rai wu.
WM'", proviot'ii ir '"T. r
m KfsTkidJesIfiai '"says' awl tber' h i get-
n,m ! 4rWlh. it Mat a raia as bm?a vou live. Oh!
I wwtttoVta had Mr. Torer, poor maa to
take it ix any thing
Aatl by following ywr n and
Mr. 7 hHlewfter'a foohab laMJou've
m 'twftusbanVL"'
L,Tt hit . did you say, Doctor lost
w dear Mr. Twer?
r ! rieTT t inform you that he
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Examiner.
proacUcs tail ar all truo and etatatacd ; liuruied becwew any
uJffrnoUt
of a long letter 1 1 M r.Vaa lWe.laiv! Jaar?
29, 124, Mr. JeSaa (4tsrril, I kJ
i r.l. ,l,.., l.t thrtiJ nwar.t to hlVT ad Jed SSM ej m IS
when tniorineti ot na- ... u ..... -
,,'n.er, under color ol thoir authority,Jisa ainaliTinHon f partte, tWi yar&-
.1 .1 .11 o Imvinir lvtutdijlkt id aaria Sthi ffl,W'triT8
him in nuruance any-power piea bd;pmUm f T
them to him for these purpiises.., la.f4.--J?
ihean ants. allho mav l Called. irwf tf mgit.
not breache of the plighted faith of their , Yea! and
resiiective Sovereigns, because unauinori- wneiurr n-a "7prT
.i ,-,i t;..v..wl hv them, vet bein2 tioni-ii. orCflHar , ar'wkaSa IwJa-
done under color of their authority, bound si men, or Webatenaa
these Sovereigns severally, to make re,r-The Tory Budget . a dee4T Bcrs
ation and com,tenati.mfor the wrong and Wgeney jairnal ; at wV F .-ai'
miurie annereo ; aiio in nnn , r 7.;. : .
1 . 1 .-,t: mi.a .l.....9n. bK Morlatnatraa. istoaw Maa! jaattfiw ef
reparation -m. vo...,-v -0 . . . - , fiM t(K)lthe
d.-d and giyen. ; r"T .. v : ,, j t nu j-t.b.-
that the Covenant out ; wit we ioer vmu wmaLrm - "-"v t --"-
State aad its Co- tian 4 " yx&? , . . cs u 1 . " luw,
EJrctririty i Ireland. Th Belfast '
Northern Whig states, that a gentleman of
Rrilfaat had just put out his bedroom can -
dkr -mr Bonday eyeiilhgrwKen Kyodet'
clap burst over Xhe boustt and relighted iU
There was also a blue name playing about
tha chamber.
' wm live lorry ei-rbt hiair.
h '-a. a a.A.I aaov a - a
- Ve 4 hours. Uoctor ! not .live ute rrproor. hen ttishop Aytmer
imtrt And I've only boen married to Ubeerved hi congrcgatioo inattentive, ho
ins a a ear." I used to read sotne terse out of the Hebrew
I ana sorry to ay thier's no hope for I BibUTat which the people nurlly stared i
fclsa.
And I laid eat so much money for my
jaKraieareitltna cbitritMiority a year ago
t And
fatttrat
Alih rtigh it is truej'
with astonishment. lie then addressed
them on the folly of greedily listening- to
what concerned them not, while they were,,
innttentiveto matters in which their beelj
intercft were deeply involved,.
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