Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-28
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a., though, the propriety OF the mo.
\ !. mus, be by this tsne obvious to ALL
:. gas much important business to,oe
- e ,be resolution was persisted 10,
:; : must be all sacrificed. He perceived
a,erssisy for pressing the subject now.
had heard of no recent instance OF
'ts,oq a hahea; corpus. As soon as Mr..
G. sal dOwn,
M.s.rs. Vsrnum and Sloan both instant
s,eopdsd the motion to postpone.
Mr., NEwToN, Iva. expressed his de.
AID hos,i!is, 10 the motion OF postpone.
n,o, lieyer there Was a subject wor.
'm Of the consideration of the house, II
81, his. Every subject relative 10 libsr.
y should be treated with respect by the
o,,rirs Of liberty. ifw VS. can better the
rosddon Of our fellow citizens It IS our
at to Ge it. Fhc qaessioa Is whesher tne
|[oos,ilouon and laws are suGic TO pro-
,.athr liberty of the people. | viii no, de-
.fl5e On ,he conducr of Wilkinson. 1t
ls has done wrong lie, hlm answer. |
will saw nothiag of indemnisy, for itls IS.
,soouoced that ne is 20 be indetnniaed OUT
Of the public treasury, IL will be an IN
duesment with juries 10 give higher dana.
g,s.
Ii is said that the quarter whence ;he
resolution conles is suspicious. Lam Ia.
4 t.ed .omswhas suspicious ct tia. class CT
men, ADD would say with LAGOON OF
5 Troy, .lmeo Danaos c, doaa tereptes. But
Twill examine wha,eser is offered, reject
! The BAD aud take the good. ] sill not do
IS they did when in power, FORCES ihe tight
! If The minority. God forbid hat we should
ever initiate the bad example sesua by
ou5 predecessors. | caagfatulatethe mo.
YER Of the resolution that he is ct last ye-
susaitated from his long slumberiug politi.
sal ea!h. am glad OF his illam'naiioa,
cad | render him my .hanks FOR bring.
iag forward this resolution and my sup-
port.
like the amendmens. The Supreme
court after hearing the case FIVE or six
days, are still 10 doubt with regard to the
extent OF their jarisdistioa. wish TO know.
what isshe law, BY whotnyse are o,be tried
and where.
Mr. SMILE said he had been az frse ia
isofot the resolution, but the subject,
Ike many others had been spoiled by the.
mode Of treating. Hs had observed be.
i0ss that il was the subject of all parties
and all Individuals but instead Of conan
'ss themselves 10 the .meriis Of the ques.
ton, themover of .he rssolu;ion & Others
VINO had followed him, had gone on TO H.
Ql'ge themselves 10 invecsives against the
commander in chief. MIS-. was sorry for
sons. 80
Yesterday said Mr., S. most exsraor.
uasFy doculnce was sdvaneed--.hat no
circumstance could Justify a violation of
,as constitution or the law. There mir.
] Randolph explained. He said there
might &c circumstances 10 pslliatei if not 70
Justify aViolaiion flaw. If the gentle.
Isp from Massachusetts Mr.. Bidwell)
~ aad Intended aim CHR. r. in his obserya.
ss0s ne bad widely nisinterpreted him.
s AT. 4. Said he had spoken OF known,
a's'aot add acknowledged violation of the
'O0s'ltuton. He would state case. Sup.
iM, said he, that when the house were
aa'ae dswo OF day ballo,ing for presideu.
Iiii'ary commander had stepped in and
~ 'oa. we were all going to anarchy and
NC devil. AID thar the state could NOT be
s,sssFvsd except by military force, and
.eftaken to tell as what was the consti-
i, NO o aod who should be the president. |
VS.. 10 proceeded. He said the explanation
). satisfactory, he had misunderstood the
s 81, from Virginia. There are CASES
- y will always be SO. tha, military
J.. "'nandsr must break the law. Mr.. S.
nv so at soale length thar this was an i'm.
Spef time to consider the SUBJECT, and
.s 'ssa hlmsslfto take it up the mex, ses-
aaa 10 give II every attention.
Az. al J'RANpoLrH spoke at great length
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