Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21
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NATcHEZ, April Give hope TO find room
in our next paper for the decision OF the Su-
preme Court OF the u States, in the case of
M'Culoch, tCashier of the Branch of the u.
;. Bank In Baltimore) vs.. the State of Mary
land, in which, in our humble opinion, the last
ves,ige of the sovereignty and independence
of the individual states composing our nation
al con.ederacy, 10 obllterated at one ellsweep.
ONCE MORE.
We have published, in our paper of to day.
General LacOcks reply to the Structures, on
the report ofthe Committee of the Senaie, in
relation 10 the Seminole war. Though in
chronological order the Structures ought o.
have preceded the ieplication TO them, yeI
the circumstance of their being ANONYMOUS
takes from them all claim to parity of preten-
sion with The paper authenticated by The sign
manual of the Chairman OF the Committee OF
the Senate OF the United States especially ap-
pointed to investigate this subject, and endu-
ed with all the requisite powers 10 pursue that
investigation TO Incontestible resulis-a claim,
in fact, which unofficial signature could
havt conferred. Those structures, neveIihe-
les we intend TO publish, feeble aud prolix
a the are, that our readers may have a far
chance of forming correct opinion upon tie
most important subject that has come under
discussion in our day We are desrons that
they should be seeD-we are anxious that The
scurIiliiy aud insolence OF Gle jackson, OF O.
hiSmiiuary myrndOns, towards the ultimate
aud most august tribunal OF our country
should be brought home to the knowledge of
every citIZGU OF tue GGpuUUC. 1UQ DC DOrug
unrelnittug recollection I'LL his heinCus' con
tumacS be expatsd. Bui we have regarded
il as Il precedent and IInpcTiOns duty to make
known without delay TO orr fellow citizens the
extent 20 which, IN the very green of our re-
publican institutions, he ple.uts pt Mo mill
taiy men, embOideBs item 10 go i'll support
OF military uSurpatjon. ....., Ne cOnsi..n 10
INT contempt il merit Gen. Jackso,i's ridden
Iots gasconading about cutting of the ears
of menibers of Congress, though we believe
txs.g ..nI re of nm.
some who voted III his favOr-but We einpha-
tiCaIly cali the attention of the American
people to tue awful danger of permitting
without exemplary punishment. All officer OF
high grade Ia the army of tire Confederation
Il assault in the most coutuneliOuS language,
aid with the vilest aud most unfoundt d asher
sDps d committee Of the hi. hest branch al The
legislature, the immediate representatives of
tie sovereignty OF the States as well as of the
nution, foi the faithful discharge Of their duty
aud IN pui forward tuO of his didg-de-cnjuD.
tcO subordinate members Of has Aiiiiiary Jamiiy
a' the responsible authors Oi an Indecent aud
lbeIious production. We will not Insult the
understanding OF the intelligent and resulutp
people whODi We address, hy Offering com
luept oil so outrageous transaction-but we
will say, tlJat unless President Monroe causes
with the least possible delay, the names OF the
dvowed authors OF this unparalleled attack
on the mos; dignied body in this or any other
count which u was a. easy for him TO as
certain, ash was for Gen. Lacock TO do.-io
he stricken from the rolls of tlie amy. we
shalt nrOst sireDdOusis advocate his nnpeacll-
ment. Ind. Press
LOUISVILLE, Keno April % ....Goy.
EDWARDS, from tIIe City of Washington
on bis way 10 his family in Illinois: The
bon. HENRY CLAY, on his way 10 New
Orleans lie hon. Mr.. Pom DEXTER aud
lie hoR Mr.. WILLIAMS, on their return
from Congress TO their families 10 Missis
Sippi, arrived IA this town OH Thursday
last, and took up their lodgings, during
Heir short Stay, az the Union Hall.
They left here on Friday, in sbe steam
boat Napoleon. We sincerely regret
that SO rare al asseubIagc OF TALENT and
worth cOuk mol have spent sufficient
ilRe with us, 80 have received an expires