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ized to call out the militia of the State, because they was to limit the operation of the bill to the close of the were not committed against the United States, but were next session of Congress. As the amendments were of willing to obey the call. The man to whose name his much importance, he had felt desirous to present them tory has no parallel put himself at the head of these more distinctly to the consideration of the Senate. troops to quell the insurrection. All power was placed in Mr. BIBB then rose to address the Senate. My his hands by the act of November 24, 1794, vol. 2, p. 451, voice, said he, is still for peace. Thinking it expeand the President was authorized to place in West Penn- dient, I desire to secure it by means most sure and sylvania a corps of 2,500 men, either draughted or enlisted. practicable. I did wish that the discussion might have
- The sixth section of the bill had reference to the re-l been delayed yet longer, to have advantage of all plevin law of South Carolina, and was justified and ren-circumstances that might occur, as well those which dered necessary by the 12th section of that act, which might result from the legislative action of the Congress, prohibited any person from hiring or permitting to be as from the action of the Legislatures of the States, and used any building, to serve as a jail for the confinement also from the friends of conciliation and fraternal concord of any person committed for a violation of the revenue generally. laws, under penalty of being adjudged guilty of a misde. His wishes on this subject had to yield to those who meanor, and fined 1000 dollars, and imprisoned for one differed from him, and he was now compelled to enter year. The State law, therefore, closes all the jails and into this discussion, and to deliver such views as appeared buildings of South Carolina against prisoners held by pro- to bim just, upon the question at issue. In doing this, he cess from the United States for a refusal to yield obe- hoped he should observe that decorum which became him dience to their laws. It was necessary, therefore, that as a member of that distinguished body; and that he should something should be done. The case might not be fully in no instance be found transcending that respect which met by the resolution of 3d March, 1791, vol. 2. p. 236; be had ever felt for those with whom he had the honor and this section merely incorporates that provision, with there to be associated. He sincerely hoped that, even in out the introduction of any novel principle.
the heat of argument, not a single expression might escape The seventh and remaining section of the bill extends his lips, calculated to add to that excitement, which, both the writ of habeas corpus to a case not covered by ex- in doors and out of doors, was, he feared, already great isting laws. These laws do not extend to any other than enough, if not too great. But it was necessary, from the cases of confinement under the authority of the United nature of the subject, to touch on the conflicting opinions States, and when committed for trial before the United of two great parties which had been distinguished in the States' courts, or are necessary to testify. He referred United States, and had alternately held the reins of Govthe Senate to vol. 2, p. 63, to the 14th section of the Pernment. He had, from early life, belonged to one of judiciary act. The present section merely extended the these parties; he had never swerved from its doctrines; privileges of that act, which was so essential to the pro-jand, in his old age, he still saw reason to abide by them. tection of the liberties of our citizens. It extended the It was his wish, therefore, on the present occasion, to put act to cases of imprisonment for executing the laws of the his opinions fairly before the public, that he might not United States. There would be nothing objectionable be understood or thought to advocate doctrines which he in this section; it came in conflict with no code of law. did not advocate. If a citizen were confined under the provisions of the or- ! He would tell them, then, in the outset, that he loved dinance of the 24th November, 1832, he could have no the Union. It was because he did love the Union that he remedy under the laws as they now exist. As all such felt himself then compelled to join in that debate. He cases arose under the laws of the State of South Caro- wished to cherish the Union. He would cherish it as a lina, this section only extended the privileges of the writ safeguard against foreign invasion. He would cherish it of habeas corpus to meet those particular cases which as a bond of peace and concord at home. He would had originated in the present state of things.
cherish it as the most likely means of protecting the He had now done, having fully attempted to explain country from the evils which history told them had befalthe reasons which had induced him to give bis sanction len other Governments, who had, at one time, enjoyed a to the bill. He should only say, in addition, that if it considerable share of liberty; the horrors which had be. were the pleasure of Congress to enact this bill into a fallen revolutionary France; and the evils which had law, he should most fervently pray that no occasion might been acted almost before their eyes in South America. ever occur to require a resort to its provisions. It was He would not go into a detail of the horrors of civil war. his desire that the present bill, when it should become a He would leave them to the mind of every Senator to law, might be rendered unnecessary by a return of the imagine; but he must believe that the most vivid imaginastate of happy tranquillity which would renew the cement tion would fall far short of anticipating the borrors of a of our Union, and might lie for ages to come, without civil war like that which appeared about to be brought on the necessity of reference to its provisions, slumbering in this country. When he looked at the prospects before the libraries of the lawyer and among the archives of le-them, promising no alleviation of the burdens of the progislation.
tective tariff, and at the bill under consideration, he could
not but fear that those awful consequences, civil war and WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30.
disunion, must follow its passage. THE COLLECTION BILL.
A message had been sent to them from the President of
the United States, together with a proclamation addressed The Senate having resumed the consideration of the by him to the people of the United States. They had bill to provide further for the collection of the duties on been told by the honorable Senator, who was the chairimports
man of the committee by which this bill was reported, Mr. GRUNDY asked leave to re-state wbat had been and who opened the debate, that this bill was responsive already stated by the chairman of the Committee on the to the message of the Executive; that it was calculated Judiciary, as to the amendments which the committee and designed to meet the state of things there portrayed, proposed to move in the bill. The first amendment was the facts and the circumstances alluded to in the proclato strike out, in the 29th clause of the 1st section, the mation and message. Whilst it was admitted that this words "prevent or," (the effect of which is to exclude was an act of high legislation, it was justified on the the power proposed to be conferred on the President of ground that it was necessary. He should, then, treat the the United States to use military force to prevent, as well bill as though the amendments offered that morning by as to suppress, any riotous assemblage, &c.) The second his friend from Tennessee were already in the bill; they
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proposed to make it not a permanent law, but to limit its resoundings of the heavy-toned fiery-mouthed cannon; duration to the end of the next session of Congress. He when I shall see the glittering of small arms; when I shall should treat its provisions, therefore, as intended to ope- read the proclamation preparatory to mortal strife between rate directly on South Carolina--he meant the state of States and State, and know that the strife is in fact begun things in South Carolina as declared and portrayed in the " in all the pride, and pomp, and circumstance of war," I message of the President, in the ordinance of South Caro- shall then despair. There will be no assurance that the lina, in the test oath, and in all the other public acts constitution will erect its proud crest above the struggling alluded to in the message--the proclamation, and the train hosts, and come out unscathed from the contest. I have of reasoning in the proclamation and the message, as ap- no assurance that the Union will survive the carnage and plicable to the state of things in South Carolina--of things embittered feelings engendered in the impious war of expected, not done.
child against parent, brother against brother. I bave no Pursuing this object, he said that, so far as South Caro- assurance that the rays of civil liberty will again gladden lina was concerned, the ordinance was made by the peo- with their mild beneficence this once happy land. These ple of that State in their highest sovereign character, are my apprehensions. The union of these States is too organized in convention. It was done by South Carolina precious to be set at hazard, or sported with by tilts and in her character of a State. So were also her legislative tournaments. He said the provisions of the fifth section acts. The whole proceedings in South Carolina, to which of the bill appeared to him to lead, by a direct road, to the proclamation and message allude, are facts done upon civil war and a severance of the States. paper, committed by words, not an uvert act of resistance Mr. B. said, it seemed to him that a false issue was in the country: not any blow struck ; no violence acted; presented. The question of war against South Carolina no plan executed by force ; no act done, or threatened, is presented as the only alternative. This issue was false. by a lawless banditti, or by a riotous assemblage of indi- The first question is between justice and injustice. Shall viduals convened without authority, or in contempt of we do justice to the States who have united with South the State authority, is communicated. But every fact in Carolina in complaint and remonstrance against the injusSouth Carolina complained of relates to things transacted tice and oppression of the tariff? Shall we cancel the by the people of South Carolina acting in their high sove obligations of justice to five other States, because of the reign character in convention, and through the legislative impetuosity and impatience of South Carolina under wrong and executive departments of their organized govern- and oppression? The question ought not to be whether ment. Every thing which has been complained of is done we have the physical power to crush South Carolina; but by the State of South Carolina.
whether it is not our duty to heal her discontents; to conHere, once for all, he desired it to be remembered, that, ciliate a member of the Union; to give peace and happiwhen he spoke of a State, he did not mean an intangible ness to the adjoining States which have made common being, a mere abstraction, without body, soul, intelligence, cause with South Carolina, so far as complaint and remonor moral responsibility; but of a State, in the sense in strance go. Are we to rush into a war with South Carowhich the term was understood in international law, and lina to compel her to remain in the Union? Shall we keep in our own codes, as people within a defined territory, her in the Union by force of arms, for the purpose of bound together by social compact, having a Government compelling her submission to the tariff laws of which she and laws to which they look for justice and protection, complains? How shall we do this? By the naval and and to which they owe the corresponding obligations of military force of the United States, combined with the allegiance and support.
militia? Where will the militia come from? Will VirIn the argument he was about to make, he did not in- ginia, will North Carolina, will Georgia, Mississippi, or tend to justify the extremities to which South Carolina had Alabama, assist to enforce submission to the tariff laws, the gone, nor to defend all the positions she had assumed. justice and constitutionality of which they have, by resoHe meant to examine the constitution of the country; its lutions on your files, denied over and over again? Will constituent parts; its checks and balances; for the pur- those States assist to forge chains by which they thempose of testing the soundness of the doctrines in the pro- selves are to be bound? Is this to be expected in the orclamation and the message, and proposed by the bill to be dinary course of chance and probability?" established by force of arms.
He earnestly entreated the Senators to reflect on the It seems to me that the subjects embraced by the pro- probable consequences of the measures proposed by the ceedings of South Carolina afford ample field for the exer- bill. Are we not approaching too near to the condition cise of intellect with intellect; sufficient room for the ex- of Great Britain, when the colonies were petitioning for a ercise of a mutual spirit of amity, concession, and concilia- redress of grievances? when the ministry, armed with her tion, without resorting to the sword and the bayonet, to military and naval forces, looked on the remonstrances of put up or to put down the political creed of the one or the her colonies with contempt? Their complaints could not other party.
reach the throne; their reasonings could only awaken the I have witnessed the ragings of the natural elements, liberals of the kingdom, but could not quench the miniswhen the blackening clouds gathered. I have seen the terial thirst for money and for power. forked flashes blaze upon the mountain, and yet the rock Has not South Carolina been treated by the proclamathat decked the mountain's brow, and defied the storm, tion pretty much in the style in which Lord Hillsborough remained unscathed by the lightnings of heaven. I have treated the colony of Massachusetts, requiring that certain heard the clamoring of the winds, and seen the proud resolutions should be rescinded?-(Here Mr. BiBB read forest bend before the majesty of nature. In the fury of from Holmes's America, the following:) the storm I have seen the fond mother press her infant to "On the 22d of April, 1768, Lord Hillsborough wrote her bosom, and sigb with fearful apprehension that her to Governor Barnard, of Massachusetts, stating that the husband might be exposed, houseless, "to hide the pelt- proceeding which gave rise to the circular letter was ings of the pitiless storm." But, in the darkest gloom of unfair, contrary to the real sense of the assembly, and elemental strife, there was a consolation; for there was an procured by surprise;' and instructing him, so soon as assurance that the storm would cease; that the sun would the General Court is again assembled, to require of the again shed his gladdening rays on herb, tree, fruit, and House of Representatives, in his Majesty's name, to rescind flower, displaying the charms of nature in renovated health the resolution which gave birth to the circular letter from and refreshened verdure. But when, in the storm now ga- the Speaker, to declare their disapprobation of, and disthering in the political horizon, I shall hear the blast of a sent to, that rash and hasty proceeding." trumpet, the neighing of the steeds, the noisy drum, the Mr. B. proceeded to allude to the obnoxious acts which
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gave rise to the resistance of Massachusetts to the British Her ordinance and her laws are alluded to under the power--the Boston port bill, the tea tax, &c. Great words, "or in any other manner opposing, or otherwise Britain sent her armies in the confident expectation that assisting and abetting." Disguise it as they may, by apthe province would be immediately overrun. But what plying nicknames, contrary to the usage of language, the had aggrieved and injured the interests of Massachusetts, Government, and authorities and people of South Carolina, touched the rights and interests of all; and all united in acting in obedience to her ordinance and laws, are aimed one common cause, united to resist what they all believed at, and intended to be included in the provisions of this to be oppressive and unjust.
bill. Mr. B. said he could not be under a mistake in this. He would here notice objections which he had heard The chairman of the committee has told us the bill was (he would not say on that floor) to reducing the tariff, responsive to the message; that argues upon the ordinance according to the recommendation of the President's mes- and laws of South Carolina; and so has the honorable sage.
chairman. It is said, "South Carolina bas put berself in battle This bill proposes to treat the people of South Carolina, array against the Government; she has assumed a military who shall act in obedience to the State ordinance and attitude; and the Congress of the United States must not laws, as rioters and insurgents. It proposes to place the be dictated to by a member of the Union." She must allegiance of the people of the State to their immediate submit. In like manner Lord North reasoned in his day. State Government in direct collision with their fidelity to (Here Mr. B. read from Mr. Holmes's History, as follows:] the Federal Government; to place the citizens of South
"On the 12th of April, 1770, the King gave his consent Carolina in an attitude in which they must be compelled to the act of repealing the duties, with the exception of the to take part in arms with the federal authorities, or with duty on tea. When the stamp act was repealed, the Par- the State authorities. Both Governments have the power liament took care to pass an act for securing the depen- to define and punish treason, and other offences; both dence of America on Great Britain.' That declaratory Governments have the power to call the militia into seract, and this reservation of the duty on tea, left the cause vice. The plain, peaceable, sober, industrious, unsophisof contention between the two countries in its entire force. ticated citizens, are to be placed in the sad alternative of Lord North, who had moved the repeal of the obnoxious committing treason and crime, either against their State port duties of 1776, excepting the duty on tea, being Government, or against the Federal Government. If they strongly urged by the members in opposition not to refuse to obey the call of their State, they are subject to persevere in the contention, when he relinquished the punishment; if they do obey, and appear in arms against revenue, replied: Has the repeal of the stamp act the military of the Federal Government, they are to be taught the Americans obedience? Has our lenity inspired treated as enemies, and to be shot down. Take wbich them with moderation? Can it be proper, while they de- side they may, if they survive thc conflict, they are liable ny our legal power to tax them, to acquiesce in the argu- to be punished as offenders and traitors by the power ment of illegality, and, by the repeal of the whole law, to which shall ultimately prevail in the contest. From trea. give up that power? No: the properest time to exert our son, and crime, and disgrace, there is to be no refuge but rights of taxation is when the right is refused. To tem- in death. porize is to yield; and the authority of the mother coun. There is an important distinction running throughout, try, if it is now unsupported, will, in reality, be relin- between the cases for which the acts of Congress were quished forever. A total repeal cannot be thought of till heretofore made, and cited as military precedents, and America is prostrate at our feet.'"
the cases to which this bill is intended to apply. In the Lord North's pompous idea of prostrating America be- former, all the persons against whom the military force fore the British lion proved to be but a phantasma which was authorized, were truly insurgent individuals, rioters, tickled the brain of a haughty aristocracy, in the confi- disturbers of the peace, not having the countenance, comdence of power, forgetting right: a project of oppression mand, or panoply of State law and State authorityand injustice which the Omnipotent Dispenser of Justice offenders against all authority, both State and federal. In would not suffer to be carried into execution. Let us the latter, the persons are countenanced, commanded, take warning from our experience; let us profit by the and authorized, and have the protection of the State. example; let us avoid a similar catastrophe. If we turn / The former were literally and truly insurgents, banditti, a deaf ear to the complaints and remonstrances of the rioters, and lawless: the latter are a nation, a State, a South; if we attempt to silence and put down, by force of component member of this Union. arms, the voice of reason and justice; may not the attempt! The bill proposes to invest the President with power to be followed by similar misfortunes-by a like fatal catas- march the troops of one State into the bosom of another; trophe? May we not see a union of common resistance, to put the Union at war with itself; to wage a war wbich established by common interest, among those who suffer must involve the innocent with the guilty. Is not this n common with South Carolina? May we not see another consideration weighty enough of itself to turn our thoughts union arise, on the ruins of the present constitution, in from such a measure, and to search for some other means that section of the country which is now complaining and of securing peace and good order? suffering under the system of protective duties? Let us Mr. President: If we make war upon the ordinance, pause before we follow the example of Great Britain; let and Government, and laws, and people of South Carolina us not rashly rush into civil war; let us examine the foun--conquer her, prostrate lier in the dust, what are we to dations of our institutions; let us look at the past and the do? Govern the people and territory as a conquered future, and see if it be wise, prudent, or just, to make war colony? South Carolina is a member of the Union, and upon a sovereign people-a State-a constituent member the constitution guaranties to her a republican form of of this union of States. It is not a mob, a parcel of riot-Government. If we extinguish her from the federal ers, a lawless pack of banditti and insurgents, that this escutcheon, we violate the constitution. If we govern bill proposes to "suppress" by military force. It is not ber by a peculiar law, different from the rule applicable a "riotous assemblage of persons resisting the custom-to the other States, we break the constitution. Viewed house officers," "or in any other manner" opposing the in every light in which it is presented to my mind, the bill execution of the revenue laws, "or otherwise assisting and seems to me to be in conflict with the constitution, and abetting violations of the same." No; it is the State of tends to drive South Carolina from the Union by the pow
South Carolina: the people acting in convention by ordi-er of the sword. · nance; the Legislature and the Executive of South Caro- That I may not appear to have spoken too strongly, I
lina, untruly called by this bill a "riotous assemblage." will call the attention of the Senate to the first and Kfth
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[SENATE. sections of the bill. As to the others, although unguard.! Mr. B. then passed to the consideration of the fifth ed and objectionable, they may be amended. So long as section, which he read as follows: the contest is between judiciary and judiciary, so long as Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That whenever the it is waged by opinions and counter-opinions, with press President of the United States shall be officially informed and paper,or pen and paper, it is comparatively harmless. by the authorities of any State, or by the circuit and one It is when force is to be employed that I am apprehensive of the district judges of the United States, in the State, of danger.
that, within the limits of such State, any law or laws of (Here Mr. B. read from the bill the provision which the United States, or the execution thereof, or of any authorized the removal of the custom-houses, and even process from the courts of the United States, will, in any to keep them on board a vessel, where the collection event, be obstructed by the employment of military force, of the revenue is obstructed or threatened: "and it or by any other unlawful means, too great to be overcome shall be the duty of the collector to reside at such place, by the ordinary course of judicial proceeding, or by the and there to detain all vessels and cargoes arriving within power vested in the marshal by existing laws, it shall be the said district, until the duties imposed on said cargoes lawful for him, the President of the United States, forthby law be paid in cash, deducting interest, according to with to issue his proclamation, declaring such fact or inexisting laws; and, in such cases, it shall be unlawful to formation, and requiring all such military and other force take the vessel or cargo from the custody of the proper forth with to disperse; and if, at any time after issuing officer of the customs, unless by process from some court such proclamation, any such opposition or obstruction of the United States."]
shall be made, in the manner or by the means aforesaid, On this part of the section he would remark, that, as it the President shall be, and hereby is, authorized promptwas applied to the State of South Carolina alone, it is a ly to employ such means to resist and suppress the same, violation of the constitution, which requires that "no and to cause the said laws or process to be duly executed, preference shall be given, by any regulation of commerce as are authorized and provided in the cases therein menor revenue, to the ports of one State over another." The tioned by the act of the twenty-eighth of February, distinction between one port and another is apparent and one thousand seven hundred and ninety-five, entitled oppressive, which makes duties payable at one port in cash, "An act to provide for calling forth the militia to execute and in others in bonds. As to so much of the section as di- the laws of the Union, suppress insurrections, repel invarects that the goods shall be kept till the money is paid, he sions, and to repeal the act now in force for that purwould say nothing, as he would not dwell on minute points pose;" and, also, by the act of the third of March, one while others of great importance demanded attention. Thousand eight hundred and seven, entitled " An act
The section goes on to provide that "in case of any authorizing the employment of the land and naval forces attempt otherwise to take any vessel or cargo by any force of the United States, in cases of insurrection." or combination, or assemblage of persons too great to be Mark the words; when the President is officially inovercome by the officers of the customs, it shall and may formed that the operation of the law "will, in any be lawful for the President of the United States, or such event, be obstructed by military force," or "by any person or persons as he shall have empowered for that other unlawful means," &c., he may issue his propurpose, to employ such part of the land or naval fòrces, clamation, and thereafter employ military force. Now, or militia of the United States, as may be deemed neces-sir, I beg leave to ask the meaning of "any other unlawful sary, for the purpose of preventing the removal of such means." vessel or cargo, and protecting the officers of the customs Are they not intended to include the state of things in in retaining the custody thereof; and also for the purpose South Carolina? Do they not mean that, if the State of suppressing any armed or riotous assemblage of per- shall not rescind the ordinance and her laws, the Presisons resisting the custom-house officers in the exercise of dent may employ the army, navy, and militia, to compel their duties, or in any manner opposing the execution of her? They are intended to oppose South Carolina by the revenue laws of the United States, or otherwise vio. force of arms—by war. Yes, sir, it is war against a State: lating or assisting and abetting violations of the same." lit authorizes a declaration of war against the State of
The offences included under the words " or in any South Carolina, to be made by proclamation of the Premanner opposing the execution of the revenue laws, or sident, in his discretion, upon after, not upon existing facts. otherwise assisting and abetting," are too general and un- The power to declare war is, by the constitution, vestdefined. They do not go sutficiently into detail, to secure ed in the Congress. They are to judge and decide on the the rights of citizens in a free Government. Such general policy and expediency of so calamitous a measure, before terms in creating offences, conferring powers on military the honest industrious yeomanry of the country are officers to shoot down the supposed offenders, suit only called from their peaceful homes to partake of the toils, despotic Governments, where the subject is considered privations, and miseries of war. But in defence of the but a thing, the property of the autocrat. They do not constitution, which he will violate by this very act, we comport with the genius of our institutions. If the mili- are to confer upon a single Executive Magistrate the tary is to supplant the civil authority; if, instead of a fair power vested in Congress by the constitution. Yes, sir, and impartial trial by jury, the supposed offender is to be it is giving power to the President to declare war, and to executed at once by the soldiery, shot down as a wild make such declaration effectual by the naval and military beast, the offence should be clearly defined and flagrant. forces. Sir, I am not in favor of this. "It has an awful Now, sir, I do object to conferring on the Chief Magis- squinting towards monarchy." trate and his subordinate military officers the power to While on this part of the subject, my mind leads me declare and punish offences, included under such vague to those times when the colonies maintained, as rightful, expressions. The power wbich I would give to the Pre- resistance to unjust and oppressive usurpation; when the sident of my choice, I would give to any other President; spirit of freedom and patriotism animated the breasts of but I would not trust any President with such power. I lour ancestors. Great Britain attempted to introduce miwould not set so bad an example, to exert its dangerous litary force to overawe and humble the colony of Massainfluence on future generations. If one President is in- chusetts. A resolution of the Legislature of Massachurested with such authority, it becomes a precedent for setts was passed in 1769, declaring " that the establishfuture Legislatures to imitate and enlarge. My objections ment of a standing army in this colony, in time of peace, are not aimed at the man wbo is in the Executive chair, is an invasion of natural rights; that a standing army is but they allude to general principles--to the safeguards not known as a part of the British constitution; that of civil liberty
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of assisting the civil authority, is highly dangerous to li-! To view these questions correctly, let us look to the berty, unprecedented, and unconstitutional."
condition of the colonies before they threw off the yoke This bill proposes to send the army and navy against of the mother country. As colonies, they were separate South Carolina, under pretence of assisting the civil au- and distinct communities; each had its separate Legislathority of the United States. Instead of hearing the com- ture (by some termed General Court,) its Executive, and plaints of South Carolina, and legislating on the tariff, the Judiciary. They were settled under distinct charters source of her complaint, we authorize the President to granted by the crown. They were planted at different declare war. By an act of conciliation, we may heal the periods, and were emphatically distinct Governments. unhappy discontents. Because public sentiment defies in that condition they were when the arbitrary measures our law, we are invited to send a standing army to sup- of the British Government roused them to resistance. press the authorities of a sovereign State. Sir, is it not In this they had a common interest; a common feeling; monstrous, when the very message of the President de common burdens to complain of; and held, in common, a clares that the system complained of is unjust and op. spirit of freedom, which determined them to unite in depressive, to seize upon this bill, and bring into effect the fence of their violated rights. When resistance was the law of force, instead of the law of justice, reason, and question, they deliberated, separately at first: a common conciliation? Instead of turning a listening ear to the cause induced them to interchange communications, and complaints of South Carolina, we are to turn upon her a general Congress of the colonies was proposed and our cannon. Should we not first try to appease these adopted. In the general Congress the votes were taken discontents, by legislating on the subjects of her grievance, by colonies. The very declaration of independence was in a spirit of justice, attempted by a spirit of mutual con- voted by colonies. Some of the States had declared cession and conciliation? Is it not wanton, when we have themselves independent before the declaration promulat hand a remedy so easy and peaceful, to have recourse gated by Congress. North Carolina was the first; and I to the "ultima ratio," the law of force?
have seen an exemplification of the original document, in Nature has established diversity of climates, interests, which that State had declared herself free, sovereign, and habits, in the extensive territories embraced by this and independent, long prior to the declaration by ConUnion. We cannot assimilate these differences by legis- gress. The State of Virginia, too, preceded Congress in lation. We cannot conquer nature. Other differences her declaration of independence. have been introduced by human laws and adventitious. But it was in vain to go into details; for, before the 4th circumstances, very difficult, if not impossible, to be ad- of July, 1776, each of the States, by its acts of resistance justed by one General Legislature. Hence the necessity to tyranny and oppression, had thrown off its allegiance cf local Governments with their appropriate powers, and to the crown of Great Britain, assumed to itself a sovea General Government with its appropriate powers. reignty, and claimed the right to consult with co-States, Therefore, the respective States, in making up the pre- and to form a league for common defence; and, in virtue sent system of Federal Government, reserved to them- of such right, did send delegates to the General Congress; selves all the powers which were local in their nature, did there assume the right to take their stand among the and which, if exercised by any other than themselves, nations of the world. The first meeting of delegates was were likely to lead to the most prejudicial consequences. held in September, 1774, and from that time until July,
It seemed to him, that the proclamation and message 1776, continued to consult without any plan or league to assert, in substance, that, by the declaration of indepen. bind them.-[Here Mr. B. read from 1 vol. Laws U. S. dence, these United States were one single consolidated chap. 1. and p. 1.] Finally, in July, 1776, the declaranation; that the constitution was made by the United tion of independence was agreed on; and it is called the States as one single nation; adopted by the people of the unanimous declaration of the thirteen United States of United States as one people; or, in other words, that it America. But this is not all. The instrument, after was adopted by a consolidated mass of the whole people, giving a history of their grievances, and speaking of the in contradistinction to the views of many of our most dis- failure of Great Britain to hear their complaints and retinguished statesmen, that it was adopted by the people dress them, concludes with this emphatic language: of the States, respectively. It is important, to sustain the "We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States first and fifth sections of this bill, that the grounds taken of America, in General Congress assembled, appealing to in the proclamation and message should be adopted; that the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our is to say, that the constitution be made to spring from the intentions, do, in the name and by the authority of the whole as a mass, and not from the people in States, acting good people of these colonies, solemnly publish and deas separate and distinct Governments. It is in the for-clare that these United Colonies are, and of right ought to mer view only that the people of South Carolina, acting be, free and independent States." Not an independent in obedience to State authorities, can be treated as rioters nation, but, in the language of the declaration, free and and lawless banditti. If the other view of the constitu-lindependent States. And the instrument goes further. tion be correct, then we cannot treat the people of South It declares that they (the States) are absolved from all Carolina as rioters and lawless banditti, but regard them allegiance to the British crown, and that all political as a State, and war with them as a State.
connexion between them and the State of Great Britain My creed is, that, by the declaration of independence, is, and ought to be, totally dissolved; and that, as free the States were declared to be free and independent and independent States, they have full power to levy war, States, thirteen in number, not one nation; that the old conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, articles of confederation united them as distinct States, and do all other acts and things which independent States not as one people; that the treaty of peace of 1783, ac- may of right do. And, for the support of this declaration, knowledged their independence as States, not as a single with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Provination; that the federal constitution was framed by States, dence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our submitted to the States, and adopted by the States, as dis- fortunes, and our sacred honor." The very declaration tinct nations or States, not as a single nation or people. proclaiming to the world that thirteen stars had risen in
By canvassing these conflicting opinions, we shall the the firmanent of nations--not a single nation, but thirteenbetter understand how far South Carolina has transcend- ought to have arrested the statement advanced in the ed her reserved powers as a sovereign State; how far proclamation. we can lawfully make war upon ber; and whether we, or on the 11th June, 1776, it had been resolved that a South Carolina, are likely to transcend the barriers pro- committee be appointed to prepare and digest a form vided in the constitution of the United States.
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text: NHPR is continuing to cover the developing story around coronavirus in New Hampshire. Bookmark this page for the latest updates, including case numbers and other important news of the day. Click here for all of our COVID-19 coverage. Related: What's open and what's not in New Hampshire? Click or tap here to find out. The latest numbers in New Hampshire Scroll down to our live blog for more COVID-19 news and the latest updates. The most recent update from the N.H. Department of Health and Human Services on June 30: Four new deaths were reported. All were residents of long-term care facilities in New Hampshire. So far, 371 people have died from COVID-19 in N.H. DHHS reported 22 new cases. The state's total case number is now 5,782. Click here for NHPR's COVID-19 tracker for case and trend data in N.H. Other important links: NHPR's reporting is free, but it's not free to make. Support our journalism … become an NHPR member today. LIVE BLOG – CORONAVIRUS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE: Relief funds made available as eviction moratorium ends Update: Wednesday, June 30, 3:40 p.m. Gov. Chris Sununu announced that $ 35 million in federal CARES Act money is being made available to provide an "off ramp" for New Hampshire residents facing housing insecurity as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The state's moratorium on evictions ends tomorrow, July 1. (Related story: 'Tsunami of Evictions' Could Follow N.H.'s Eviction Ban') Sign up for our email newsletter for more coronavirus news and updates. The funds will be accessible through two programs: grants distributed to households and a short-term rent assistance program, both administered through the state's Community Action Programs. Residents interested in applying should visit capnh.org or dial 2-1-1. Gov. Sununu also announced a relief program for residents needing assistance paying utilities. An order preventing utility shut-offs as a result of non-payment of bills is set to expire on July 15. – NHPR Staff NHPR doesn't have a subscription paywall, but our journalism costs a lot to make. Support local reporting … become an NHPR member today. Outbreaks at three nursing homes closed The state's Department of Health and Human Services is closing the books on three COVID-19 outbreaks at long-term care facilities in the state: at Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Manchester, The Courville at Manchester, and the Crestwood Center in Milford. DHHS Commissioner Lori Shibinette made the announcement Wednesday. Four new COVID-19 deaths – all patients who were residents of long-term care facilities on the state – were also announced. – NHPR Staff N.H. courts to resume jury trials Update: Tuesday, June 30, 2:19 p.m. New Hampshire courts will soon resume jury trials that were sidelined due to COVID-19 restrictions. Judicial branch officials announced Tuesday that jury trials would gradually resume, starting in Cheshire County. The state expects to hold a pilot jury in August. New Hampshire Superior Courts put on hold nearly 1,000 jury trials. All criminal and civil trials were canceled April 16. The courts have a COVID-19 resource guide, and requirements, such as cloth face coverings. – NHPR Staff Tourism picking up in New Hampshire, but travel habits changing Update: Monday, June 29, 4:15 p.m. As the economy reopens, leaders from New Hampshire's tourism industry say they're starting to see more visitors, but not as many as they would have seen before COVID-19. Sign up for our email newsletter for more coronavirus news in New Hampshire. Christopher Bellis, owner of the Cranmore Inn in North Conway, says people's travel habits are changing. "There's definitely a lot more day trippers who are coming up. How people are choosing to travel I believe is different this year, "he says." And I believe more people are doing campgrounds and Airbnbs where they feel somehow more protected. " Bellis says about a third of his guests are New Hampshire residents, and the rest are coming from out of state. Industry leaders say they're expecting this coming July 4th weekend to be the busiest since reopening earlier this month. – Alex McOwen Hotels, lodgings can be 100% open today Update: Monday, June 29, 8:20 a.m. Some of the final pieces of the New Hampshire economy are allowed to reopen today, after the been ordered them closed to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Starting June 29, movie theaters can begin screening indoors again, although, many theaters, including independent houses, aren't reopening just yet. Performing arts venues are also allowed to begin staging events starting today. Like at the movies, occupancy is limited to 50%. Amusement parks in the state can reopen, as well, but only at 25% of capacity. And overnight camps for kids are allowed to start their summers, but most camps are taking a pass and will remain closed for the season. Sununu announced last week that hotels and lodgings could also reopen June 29 at 100 percent, under social distancing guidelines. – Todd Bookman 31 new positive test results Sunday Update: Sunday, June 28, 5:09 p.m. The state announced three new hospitalizations due to COVID-19 on Sunday, but the current number of hospitalizations remains at one of its lowest points at 37. New Hampshire health officials report 31 new cases. The total identified coronavirus cases are now 5,747. Of those, 4,412, or 77 percent, have recovered. The new cases Sunday includes 14 residents of Manchester, and five residents of Nashua. – NHPR Staff 51 new cases, 2 additional deaths Update: Saturday, June 27, 5:59 p.m. Another two residents have died from coronavirus. State health officials say two women from Hillsborough County, who were 60 years old or older, died from the virus. There have now been 367 deaths in New Hampshire from COVID-19. The state on June 27 also announced 51 new cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 5,717. Of the total caseload, 77 percent have recovered from the infection. Twenty-one of the new cases were from testing linked to a known outbreak at Greenbriar Healthcare in Nashua, according to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services. – NHPR Staff N.H. sees 8 additional COVID-19 deaths Update: Friday, June 26, 5:31 p.m. New Hampshire announced eight new deaths related to COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the state's total number of deaths to 365. There are 34 new positive cases of COVID. Most of those are in Hillsborough, Merrimack and Rockingham counties. The state says three of those cases had no identified risk factors, but most of the new cases had close contact with an infected person or are associated with an outbreak setting. Current hospitalizations continued to drop – to 32 on Friday. Of 5,671 total cases identified since March, 4,381, or 77 percent, have recovered. – Daniela Allee Governor issues fifth extension of state emergency order Update: Friday, June 26, 5:11 p.m. Gov. Chris Sununu on Friday issued a fifth extension to the state emergency declaration. The state of emergency is extended for another 21 days. The first declaration was issued March 13, which was the same day the federal declaration was made. The governor has issued more than 55 emergency orders so far, as the state is now reopening most sectors of the economy, under state guidelines for public health. – Dan Tuohy N.H. has a new fund for self-employed residents Update: Thursday, June 25, 3:21 p.m. Gov. Chris Sununu announced a new relief effort for self-employed residents Thursday. Called SELF, the Self-Employment Livelihood Fund will be capped at $ 50,000 for qualifying business people. Applications will be accepted from July 6 to July 17. The idea for the fund comes from the Main Street Relief Fund, a $ 400 million fund to help small businesses in New Hampshire, using CARES Act funding. Scores of self-employed individuals applied for the Main Street fund, but were not eligible for that recovery aid. Sununu said criteria will include: self-employed businesses must be located in New Hampshire, the owners must be the only employees, and it must be a for-profit business, the business cannot be permanently closed – not including temporary closure due to COVID- 19; it cannot be in bankruptcy, the business must have had gross receipts in 2019 of less than $ 1 million. Sununu on Thursday also announced $ 1.5 million in CARES Act funding to be awarded to Volunteer NH. And the state on Monday, June 29, will notify about 600 childcare and early childhood programs and providers $ 15 million in funds. The money will go toward family childcare, after-school programs, recreation, and summer camps. Hotel Update: Sununu said New Hampshire hotels and campgrounds will be allowed to operate at 100 percent occupancy, starting Monday, June 29. The guideline for out-of-state visitors to self-attest they quarantined for 14 days will remain in place. 10 More Deaths: Health Commissioner Lori Shibinette announced 10 additional deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday. Eight of the deceased residents were from long-term care facilities. Shibinette reported 40 new cases, which brings the total confirmed cases to 5,638. An estimated 137,000 residents have been tested for coronavirus in the state. – NHPR Staff NASCAR event at Loudon will allow fans Update: Thursday, June 25, 3:16 p.m. The NASCAR Race originally scheduled for July at New Hampshire Motor Speedway has been postponed to August. The NASCAR Cup Series Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 will be Sunday, August 2. Gov. Chris Sununu has approved a plan that directs awaits to follow social distancing requirements and other protocols. The wearing of masks is quote "highly encouraged." Cash will not be accepted at this event, only card and digital payments. Camping around the track, which usually begins a week before the race, will not be allowed. – Peter Biello N.H. unemployment rate: 14.5% Update: Thursday, June 25, 11:12 a.m. Another 5,200 people filed initial claims for unemployment benefits in New Hampshire last week, according to new data from the U.S. Labor Department. That's significantly lower from the early stages of the pandemic, when more than 40,000 residents filed initial claims in a single week. The state's unemployment rate stands at 14.5 percent. That's higher than in neighboring Vermont and Maine, where the unemployment rates are 12.7 percent and 9.3 percent, respectively. – Todd Bookman Sign up for our email newsletter for more coronavirus news in New Hampshire. Merrimack H.S. staff member tested positive for COVID-19 Update: Thursday, June 25, 11:09 a.m. A staff member who volunteered at Merrimack High School's outdoor graduation two weeks ago has tested positive for COVID-19. The district's superintendent shared the news with families Wednesday night. The district says the state health department has contacted other staff who came within 6 feet of the staff member, unmasked, for longer than 10 minutes. The superintendent says the infected staff member did not have unsafe contact with any graduate or family member of a graduate. The district did not respond to requests for more information about when the staff member was tested, and how long the district has known about the positive test results. – Sarah Gibson Update: Thursday, June 25, 9:53 a.m. Public health concerns around potential COVID-19 transmission has led to the cancellation of the Deerfield Fair, which bills itself as New England's oldest family fair. "At this time, we do not feel that it would be possible to provide our valued guests and supporters with a safe and traditional fair experience," the fair's board of directors said in a statement. "The Deerfield Fair without 4-H, FFA, amusement rides, and most of our vendors and exhibitors would not be the annual family event that our community looks forward to. We understand that this is disappointing news, and we share in your sadness. " – NHPR Staff N.H. announces 4 additional deaths, 27 new cases Update: Wednesday, June 24, 6:09 p.m. State health officials announced four additional deaths from the coronavirus on Wednesday. The total number of deaths from COVID-19 is now 347. The four residents were all 60 years old or older; two lived in Hillsborough County and two in Rockingham County. With 27 new positive test results, New Hampshire's total case count is 5,598. Nearly 80 percent, or 4,358 people infected, have recovered from the virus, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. No new hospitalizations were announced. – NHPR Staff COVID also impacts housing for those in recovery Update: Tuesday, June 23, 6:01 p.m. COVID-19 equity task force members are asking Gov. Chris Sununu to help fund housing for people in recovery. Members of the task force say many people with mental health disorders or substance addictions have lost their jobs during the pandemic and aren't able to afford rent at recovery houses, making it hard for those residences to survive. Kim Bock is the executive director at New Hampshire Coalition of Recovery Residences. "These houses are run by very caring individuals who would do anything to try and keep this house running, whatever that house happens to be. But finances are a reality and like every other small business in New Hampshire, if they can't make the finances work, they'll have to close. " So far, six recovery houses in the state have closed. Bock says houses may need as much as $ 1.5 million in funding for rental assistance and capacity building. – Shehzil Zahid New funds to support veterans, children, and those with mental health and drug problems Update: Tuesday, June 23, 3:20 pm Gov. Chris Sununu announced new funding allocations Tuesday to support children's programs, veterans, and residents in need of mental health services and substance abuse help. The money from the federal CARES Act: $ 5 million for youth-focused programs $ 6 million for mental health and substance use disorder $ 7 million for veterans assistance, including services for vets with housing needs. The governor also said that a $ 300 weekly stipend to frontline workers from a long-term care stabilization fund would be extended until July 31. The benefits have gone to 23,000 workers to date, and $ 30 million in funds have been disbursed. NH Reports 4 Additional Deaths State epidemiologis t Ben Chan said four additional residents have died from COVID-19. All four were residents of long-term care facilities. There have now been 343 deaths attributed to the coronavirus in New Hampshire. The state reported 15 new cases, for a total of 5,571 confirmed cases since the pandemic began. Chan says state data continues to show promising trends, including decreases in the number of cases and hospitalizations. The state reported zero new hospitalizations Tuesday. Regardless, he urged Granite Staters to continue to practice social distancing and to wear cloth face coverings when in public, in places where one cannot maintain a 6-foot area from others. "Practice good cough and sneeze etiquette," he said. Chan says the state has not seen a spike in coronavirus cases stemming from recent protests for racial justice in cities like Concord, Manchester, Nashua, and Portsmouth. – NHPR Staff Hotline aims to help unemployed residents find temporary health insurance Update: Monday, June 22, 5:50 p.m. Three New Hampshire hospitals have set up a free hotline to help people who are unemployed because of COVID-19 find temporary health insurance. Sign up for our email newsletter for more coronavirus news in New Hampshire Frisbie Memorial Hospital, Parkland Medical Center and Portsmouth Regional Hospital are all part of the HCA hospital network, which is offering this service. Hotline advisors can walk people through a number of different options, including how to enroll in state and federal health insurance exchanges or apply for Medicaid. – Daniela Allee Click or tap here to make a donation to support NHPR's reporting on the coronavirus pandemic Some day camps open in New Hampshire … and some are holding off Update: Monday, June 23, 10:45 a.m. New Hampshire's day camps are allowed to open today, but some won't be bringing kids back until later in the season. But how are towns and cities making that call? Click here to get the story from NHPR's Alex McOwen. Sign up for our email newsletter for more coronavirus news in New Hampshire. Dept. of Ed issues guidelines for school summer programs Update: Friday, June 19, 2:50 p.m. The New Hampshire Department of Education is issuing guidance for local schools to open their buildings for in-school summer programs. The recommendations include the wearing of face masks, staggered drop-off and pick-up times for parents, and moving class activities outside if possible. The document doesn't provide any limits on the number of students allowed inside a school. In-school summer programs range from special education services to drivers-ed programs. – Jason Moon New guidance for amusement parks, movie theaters, performing arts and music venues Update: Thursday, June 18, 3:16 p.m. Gov. Chris Sununu says the state will announce a new fund next week for self-employed business people. The fund is originating as an offshoot of the Main Street Relief Fund, a $ 400 million pool of federal funds. Checks are being mailed Friday to some 5,500 small businesses in that relief fund. In the application process, Sununu said thousands of self-employed people who submitted paperwork were rejected, because they did not meet the qualifications for the Main Street fund. The state is also creating an appeals process for businesses that believe their submissions were wrongfully disqualified. The state has issued new guidance for amusement parks, movie theaters, performing arts and music venues, and adult day care operations. The guidelines require those businesses to limit capacity and to encourage visitors to wear face masks. Sununu said the guidance aims to allow the venues to open with the space to ensure physical distancing of customers and parties. Starting June 29, indoor movie theaters, performing arts centers, and music venues will be allowed to operate at half capacity. Amusement parks will be limited to 25 percent capacity. – NHPR Staff 1 new death, 17 new cases reported June 18 Update: Thursday, June 18, 3:17 p.m. The state on Thursday said another resident has died from COVID-19. The individual was at a long-term care facility, said Lori Shibinette, commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services. There have now been 331 coronavirus deaths in the state. Shibinette announced 17 new cases, which brings the total confirmed cases to 5,450. Of the total cases, 533 people, or 10 percent, required hospitalization at some point. "As you can see, our data is certainly trending in the right direction," Shibinette said. She announced two long-term care facilities that had outbreaks – Mountain Ridge in Franklin and Ridgewood Center in Bedford – were both cleared from the state's list. The state reports 109,000 residents have been tested for coronavirus. – NHPR Staff Uptick in weekly jobless claims in N.H. Update: Thursday, June 18, 2:03 p.m. New Hampshire saw a small uptick in weekly unemployment claims in early June. The U.S. Department of Labor reports there were around 6,300 first-time filers in each of the first two weeks of June. That was up slightly from the 6,100 new claims for the week ending May 30. New Hampshire unemployment rate stood at 14.5% last month. – Shehzil Zahid Long-term care centers make up most of new COVID cases Update: Wednesday, June 17, 6:39 p.m. New Hampshire reported 73 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, with 75% of them from three long-term care facilities dealing with an outbreak, according to state health officials. Sign up for our email newsletter for more coronavirus news in New Hampshire. The new positive results were identified after recurring testing of residents and staff at those homes. The state did not immediately disclose which three facilities account for the 54 cases. Ten of the new cases required hospitalization, and 10% of the overall confirmed cases of COVID-19 have required hospital care at some point. (Go Deeper: Explore the data of coronavirus cases and testing in N.H.) Four additional residents died June 17 due to coronavirus. They were three women and one man from Hillsborough County. All were 60 or older. The total number of deaths in the state is now 330. – NHPR Staff N.H. amusement parks eye reopening dates Update: Wednesday, June 17, 4:06 p.m. Canobie Lake Park in Salem announced its reopening day will be July 16. The amusement park says it will roll out new policies, including online ordering, as part of a plan to reopen safely amid the coronavirus pandemic. There will also be health and safety protocols, such as social distancing in accordance with state and federal recommendations. Amusement parks may reopen June 29, under the state's emergency orders and universal guidance design to limit potential exposure to the virus, including screening of employees for possible symptoms and wearing cloth face coverings or masks. – NHPR Staff Seafood festival at Hampton Beach canceled Update: Wednesday, June 17, 3:31 p.m. The 2020 Hampton Beach Seafood Festival has been canceled. Organizers say the event – which typically draws 100,000 visitors over three days each September – would be impossible to hold given the public health and safety protocols that would have to be put in place. Instead, the Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce will produce a summer seafood guidebook which will direct would-be festival goers to local seafood restaurants. The chamber also plans to have some activities during the festival's scheduled dates in September that would include a Sept. 11th tribute, fireworks, and a 5K road race. – Alex McOwen U.S.-Canada border to remain closed to non-essential travel The U.S., Canada and Mexico have agreed to extend their agreements to keep their shared borders closed to non-essential travel until July 21 because of the coronavirus pandemic. The latest agreement extends the closure by another 30 days. The restrictions were first announced March 18 and extended twice previously. U.S. border patrol says it will also no longer detain illegal immigrants in holding facilities, but will immediately return the undocumented individuals to the country they entered from, either Canada or Mexico. If that is not possible for a particular person, the government says they will return the individuals to their country of origin. – Staff and Wire Report Main Street Relief Fund grants soon in the mail Update: Tuesday, June 16, 3:40 p.m. Gov. Chris Sununu says the state will soon cut checks to 5,456 small businesses that applied for aid under the $ 400 million Main Street Relief Fund. The average grant is about $ 62,000. The total amount being disbursed is $ 338 million. It's short of the $ 400 million because the state capped the total allowable grant at $ 350,000. The money, from the federal CARES Act, was established as a pool for small businesses to cover some of their losses, including rent and utilities. "This wasn't to make anybody rich, it wasn't even to cover all their losses," Sununu said. Around 13,000 businesses submitted pre-qualification applications. Nearly 5,000 submissions were disqualified because the individuals were self-employed, and another 2,300 were disqualified for not meeting the criteria, the governor said. Sununu says the state is looking into what more it might be able to do to help self-employed business people. – NHPR Staff Updated: What's Open (and what's not open) in New Hampshire 4 of 6 new deaths are from long-term care centers Update: Tuesday, June 16, 3:19 p.m. Dr. Ben Chan, New Hampshire's state epidemiologist, said six more residents have died from COVID-19. Four of them were associated with long-term care facilities. The state announced 27 new positive test results, bringing the total confirmed cases to 5,364. Two of the new cases are hospitalized. Chan said the state's data points to continued good news in terms of fewer cases and hospitalizations. More than 100,000 have now been tested for coronavirus, and the state is having 1,700 tests a day, he said. New guidelines for visiting nursing homes Update: Tuesday, June 16, 3:09 p.m. Health Commissioner Lori Shibinette reported a new outbreak at a long-term care facility. She says 10 residents and three staff members at Holy Cross Health Center in Manchester have tested positive for the virus. She announced Greystone Farm at Salem is now removed from the state's list of outbreaks. The state on Tuesday unveiled its new visitation plan for long-term care homes. Every facility is required to develop an individual plan that's tailored to their needs and safety. The visits will be: "No-contact visits" outside Limited to two people, and no one under the age of 12 by appointment Residents will continue to be screened regularly, and visitors will be screened before visits. And visits will only be at facilities that are not experiencing an outbreak. Residents at long-term care facilities account for nearly 80 percent of coronavirus deaths in the Granite State. – NHPR Staff Jobless rate falls as economy starts to fully reopen Update: Tuesday, June 16, 1:01 p.m. The state's unemployment rate fell in May as more parts of the economy reopened. The rate now stands at 14.5 percent, according to New Hampshire Employment Security. Unemployment peaked in April at 17.1%. Sign up for our email newsletter for the latest news on coronavirus in New Hampshire. Food service, retail and construction all saw positive job growth last month as businesses began to reopen. The numbers remain a stark reminder of the economic challenges in New Hampshire. While 24,320 more people were working in the state in May, compared with April, more than 105,000 residents were unemployed in May. That estimate is nearly 86,000 greater than May of 2019. – Todd Bookman CLICK HERE FOR EARLIER UPDATES FROM NHPR.


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EPIC FU (formerly known as JETSET[1][2]) is an award-winning[3][4][5][6] web series created by new media producers[7][8] Steve Woolf and Zadi Diaz. The show premiered on June 1, 2006 with Zadi Diaz as the host.
Airing weekly on the EPIC FU web site and various online distribution channels, the show draws its content from current news stories centered around emerging art, music, technology and web culture.
Compared to Rolling Stone and MTV by Ad Age[9] and described as a hyperfast-paced pop culture newscast by Wired,[10] each episode of EPIC FU runs an average of 5–10 minutes and is generally divided into four main sections: news, music, interviews, and community.
Every episode of EPIC FU begins with host Zadi Diaz at her desk introducing the week's top stories. The news section often includes stories highlighting how technology and the web is affecting our culture in art, music, style and politics. News stories are also submitted by audience members.
The show typically includes a music video intermission called "Music Video Spotlight" also known as "Sh!t We Like," which highlights an independent or unsigned band or musician.
Interviews appear in the second half of the show and are generally conducted on-location. Guests include web personalities, technologists, artists, musicians, political figures, inventors, authors, television personalities, and off-beat types.
The EPIC FU community contributes regularly to the content of each episode in the form of news links, correspondent pieces, and response videos to "Campfire" discussions. The central hub for the show's community is called MIX, currently involving over 3,000 of the show's fans, and is located on the EPIC FU website. There, fans upload photos, videos, music, submit ideas, and begin discussions on forum threads. EPIC FU also uses social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook to connect with fans. The show regularly initiates collaborative projects to involve its community. Some of these have been a collaborative film, flash game battles, Alternate Reality Games (ARGs), and participation in an eco-challenge called Seven Days Without Plastic.[11] Participating members are incorporated into the show.
EPIC FU first premiered as JETSET (also referred to as Jet Set Show) on June 1, 2006 and was geared towards a young audience. Amanda Congdon and Andrew Baron were initially tied to the first few episodes of the production[12], but the partnership dissolved with the Rocketboom split in July 2006.
In April 2007, JETSET was the first established web show to sign with web video studio Next New Networks (NNN)[13]. NNN took the role of selling sponsorship and handling cross-promotion for the show. In its tenure with NNN, the show grew from 30,000-40,000 views per episode to 3 million views a month[14].
In October 2007, Smashface Productions decided to change the name of the show from JETSET to EPIC FU, citing a need to protect their intellectual property with a more unique name[15].
After a year with NNN, EPIC FU was contemplating a move to television[16], but then signed with West Coast digital studio Revision3 in June 2008[17]. This was notable because at the time EPIC FU was the highest profile web show to switch from one new media studio to another[18]. The partnership ended shortly after in December 2008, when Revision3 laid off nine employees, cancelled three original shows and eliminated two of its distribution deals, citing that the shows didn't fit with their long-term plans[19].
Currently, EPIC FU is independently run and distributed through Blip.tv[20].
Episodes of EPIC FU are produced by Smashface Productions and filmed in Los Angeles, California. Production is led by Zadi Diaz and Steve Woolf.
While both Zadi Diaz and Steve Woolf act as Executive Producers, Steve Woolf generally leads all writing, directing, and web efforts, while Zadi Diaz leads direction in concept development, editing and social media.
The show has had various producers involved throughout its time on-air, including Brian Lerner and Rick Rey. Annie Tsai and Sarah Atwood have also helped in production efforts and occasionally acted as correspondents. Daniel Merlot and Mike Ambs have been credited as editors.
Below are past and present segments that have appeared on EPIC FU.
|Artist of the Week
|A weekly profile highlighting an emerging independent artist. Generally artists featured in this segment are experimental in nature and are using the web to connect with their patrons.
|Flash Game Challenge
|A regular segment where viewers are asked to participate in an online game battle. Scores are posted on MIX, the EPIC FU community site, and the player with the highest score is called out in the next show and given "prime real estate" in the form of an image and link to their user page on the sidebar of the community site.
|Music Spotlight/ Sh!t We Like
|A weekly showcase of new music videos from independent bands and musicians.
|FU of the Week
|A weekly segment where someone who is challenging the status quo (giving the mainstream way of doing things the FU) is interviewed or showcased.
|A bi-weekly discussion with members of the EPIC FU community where member Q&A's are discussed and included in the show via video.
|A character segment where Steve Woolf dresses up as a coach and schools the viewer on new internet slang words.
|Sarah's Rave Review
|A character segment where Sarah Atwood gives movie and web video series reviews as she goes in and out of rave parties.
|Rick Factor
|A satire of tech news delivered by Rick Rey as a right-wing news commentator.
|Blog of the Week
|A segment where a favorite blog is picked and discussed.
Notable Interviews
A partial list of some of the people that have been interviewed on EPIC FU
- Arianna Huffington of The Huffington Post
- Chuck D of Public Enemy
- Dan Harmon & Rob Schrab, creators of Channel 101 and The Sarah Silverman Program
- Dr. Horrible writers Maurissa Tancharoen, Jed Whedon, Zack Whedon
- Elon Musk, founder of Tesla Motors and SpaceX
- Fatal1ty, pro gamer
- Felicia Day, actor and star of Dr. Horrible and The Guild
- Jonathan Coulton, singer-songwriter
- MC Frontalot, nerdcore hip-hop musician
- Tim Heidecker & Eric Wareheim of Adult Swim's Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job
- Xeni Jardin of Boing Boing
- 2006 Podtech Vloggie Award – Favorite Kids and Teens videoblog[21]
- 2007 Webby Awards People's Voice Winner – Music/Variety[22]
- 2008 Webby Awards Official Nominee – Variety[23]
- 2009 Streamy Awards Official Nominee – Best Web Series Host[24]
- 2009 Streamy Awards Winner – Best Hosted Web Series[25]
- 2009 Webby Awards Official Nominee – Variety[26]
- 2009 Webby Awards People's Voice Winner – Best Reality/Variety Host[27]
- ↑ Tilsner, Jamison (2007-11-01). "Epic Who?". Tilzy.TV. http://www.tilzy.tv/epic-who.htm.
- ↑ Beale, Scott (2007-07-30). "JETSET Re-Launches As Epic-Fu, Covering New Pop Culture". Laughing Squid. http://laughingsquid.com/jetset-re-launches-as-epic-fu-covering-new-pop-culture/.
- ↑ West, Jackson (2007-05-01). "Video Stars at Webby Awards". NewTeeVee. http://newteevee.com/2007/05/01/video-stars-at-webby-awards.
- ↑ Hustvedt, Marc (2007-04-10). "First-Ever Webby Film and Video Awards Unveil Nominees For "Oscars of the Internet"". Webby Awards. http://www.webbyawards.com/press/press-release.php?id=126.
- ↑ Chandra, Gita (2009-03-13). "Streamy Awards: Official Nominees Announced!". Tubefilter. http://news.tubefilter.tv/2009/03/13/streamy-awards-official-nominees-announced/.
- ↑ Albrecht, Chris (2009-05-05). "The Onion, Next New Networks, Prop 8 Win Webbys". NewTeeVee. http://newteevee.com/2009/05/05/the-onion-next-new-networks-prop-8-win-webbys/.
- ↑ Lange, Patricia G. (2007). ""The Vulnerable Video Blogger: Promoting Social Change through Intimacy"". S&F Online/Barnard. http://www.barnard.edu/sfonline/blogs/lange_02.htm.
- ↑ Street, Tim (2009-02-11). "Online Video Leaders: Zadi Diaz and Steve Woolf of EPIC FU". 1TimStreet: Marketing with Video. http://1timstreet.com/blog/online-video-leaders-zadi-diaz-and-steve-woolf-of-epic-fu/.
- ↑ Whitney, Daisy (2008-07-30). "Rolling Stone, MTV, Epic Fu?". Ad Age. http://adage.com/webvideoreport/article?article_id=129990.
- ↑ Wortham, Jenna (2008-06-06). "Revision3 Adds Epic Fu to Arsenal of Geek Web TV". Wired. http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/06/revision3-adds.html.
- ↑ Nathan (2008-08-14). "EPIC FU's 7 Days Without Without Plastic". GreenThinkers. http://www.greenthinkers.org/blog/2008/08/bpafree_epic_fu_lives_without.html.
- ↑ Terdiman, Daniel (2006-07-12). "Behind Rocketboom's breakup fireworks". Cnet. http://news.cnet.com/Behind-Rocketbooms-breakup-fireworks/2008-1025_3-6093051.html.
- ↑ Gannes, Liz (2007-04-01). "JETSET Signs with Next New Networks". NewTeeVee. http://newteevee.com/2007/04/01/jetset-signs-with-next-new-networks/.
- ↑ Thomas, Michael (2007-12-31). "We did it!!! 100 million views in one year!!!". NextNewNetworks. http://blog.nextnewnetworks.com/2007/12/31/we-did-it-100-million-views-in-one-year/.
- ↑ Woolf, Steve (2007-10-30). "From JETSET into EPIC-FU: Why We Did It". Smashface Productions. http://blog.smashface.com/2007/10/from_jetset_into_epicfu_why_we.html.
- ↑ Gannes, Liz (2008-04-01). "EPIC-FU to TV?". NewTeeVee. http://newteevee.com/2008/04/01/ntv-rerun-epic-fu-to-tv/.
- ↑ West, Jackson (2008-06-04). "Revision3 picks up Epic Fu after departure from NextNewNetworks". Valleywag. http://valleywag.gawker.com/5013285/revision3-picks-up-epic-fu-after-departure-from-next-new-networks.
- ↑ Whitney, Daisy (2008-06-04). "Revision3 Lands 'Epic Fu'". TV Week. http://www.tvweek.com/news/2008/06/revision3_lands_epic_fu.php.
- ↑ Gannes, Liz (2008-10-27). "Revision3 Makes Layoffs, as Does Smashface". NewTeeVee.com. http://newteevee.com/2008/10/27/revision3-makes-layoffs/.
- ↑ Learmonth, Michael (2009-07-28). "Blip.tv Brings Programs to YouTube, Ads to 'Channel Awesome'". AdAge.com. http://adage.com/digital/article?article_id=138164.
- ↑ Lewin, James (2006-11-05). "Ze Frank Comes Out On Top At PodTech Vloggies". Podcasting News. http://www.podcastingnews.com/2006/11/06/ze-franks-package-comes-out-on-top-at-podtech-vloggies/.
- ↑ "Webby Award Winners for 2007". http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php?media_id=97&season=11.
- ↑ "Webby Award Nominees for 2008". http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php?media_id=97&season=12.
- ↑ "Streamy Awards Nominees for 2009". http://www.streamys.org/nominees.shtml.
- ↑ Hustvedt, Marc (2009-03-29). "The Streamy Awards: A Night Full of Winners". http://news.tubefilter.tv/2009/03/29/the-streamy-awards-a-night-full-of-winners/.
- ↑ "Webby Award Nominees for 2009". http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php?media_id=97&season=13.
- ↑ "Webby Award Winners for 2009". http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current_film.php#Best%20Reality/Variety%20Host.
Further reading
- Alimurung, Gendy. LA Weekly Some UTA Online All-Stars. November 15, 2007.
- The Associated Press Websites attract striking writers with creative freedom, potential profits. November 29, 2007.
- Bell, John. Digital Influence Mapping Project Brilliant Online Show: EpicFU (sic). October 24, 2008.
- Gannes, Liz. NewTeeVee Epic Fu Creators Back at Next New Networks. March 4, 2009.
- Gannes, Liz. NewTeeVee Whither Epic Fu? Next Steps for the Seminal Web Show. September 3, 2009.
- Hart, Hugh. Wired Celebs, Nerds Win Big at Streamy Web Awards. March 30, 2009.
- Moran, Michael. Times Online The Web Watcher: PopJunkie TV; homemade television networks. April 24, 2008.
- McCarthy, Caroline. CNet Internet Week New York's party scene off to a testosterone-fueled start. June 5, 2008.
- Parkins, Cameron. Creative Commons Featured Commoner: Epic Fu. August 4, 2008.
- Whitney, Daisy. TV Week Leading Digitial Agents. October 26, 2008.
- Whitney, Daisy. TV Week Boxee in Deals With Blip, iPhone. March 16, 2009.
External links
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While out on our walk, we tried to get some glamor shots of Nickie enjoying the great outdoors. Despite our best efforts, it looks like it was too sunny to capture her looking upwards with her ears blowing in the breeze. Though it wasn't great for pictures, we had a fun time frolicking in the sunshine!
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Pug has broken down and cannot restart
Sometimes when we go out on a long walk, Nickie sometimes reaches a critical point where she refuses to walk any farther. This can also happen on a short walk if she finds a stopping spot that she particularly likes! Here she is showing off her stubborn side and ignoring our gentle encouragement to keep walking because we're almost home. Looks like someone is going to have to be carried the rest of the way!
Playing with my party bus!
All tired out today after a walk!
Now that the weather is finally warming up, and the sun is peaking out from behind the clouds, Nickie was able to go out to enjoy a nice, long walk around the neighborhood. It looks like the exciting sights, smells, and exercise tuckered her out! She looks so cute sleeping that we couldn't resist snapping a picture!
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