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law tnat may have passed q preceding Congress,
where individual u ghi. may have been Vested,
must be regarded the Of party infatuation.


The assumption OF such power is an innovation
the principle. OF the Constitution, and the long
established doctrines and usages OF the Country.
1t i, ct war with the best interests of ssciety,
agrarian il t- inception, revolutionary in is ten
dencies, and destructive TO the peace and harmony
OF our social and political system.


e If this power be conceded to our National
Assembly, it mus; pertain equally 10 the local
assemblies of the State Gsyernmonts and borrow
.ng additional strength a, it advances i; Will find
lis way through all the ramihcations OF society
unsettling and destroying all those obligations that
had BEEN rendered sacred and lasting by mutual
agreement.


The practical operation of the dsctriae would
be to inscribe all the rights Of each individual
in society, however dear those right. may be, mu-
tnbiltv uncertainty and change