Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

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If the L. S. WELDED in the other case II, r;,ima. auo
" would s paral There WAS i'm ,;, ra,. mn ,,;bunal
utnsi-ly decide between the parties except tia, trbu
nal which all dprccaie the ultima rctis. Mr. NJ said
the case now Le,re the Rou,e appeared him a similar
| dtseripan. The power the state 4; that q.,stn)n
sseo't To himsetted. il did exist but the power
nna appeared TO him like the problem the militia
smc might pass law directly Violating he FEDERAL
sntioh aud tranp'ing upon the rights Of an ndvdual-
w"o 10 "ene upon th't law Are you prepared TO
,er' Tor the individual Ill, you give the ui.
nav J'''"o" ''" "e hh"ds oil inc i,derii government,
wy saw ~ p'''"''e oe'oFe IL u Tue states nave NJ
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they grew up ought To he decided coul,y and rl,rary
For his part, he preferred thc substitute To the original
rcportht he willing strike from il the clause in
question: i it so affect the .,cyrity of the arroo.nt
ar. Gordon concurred In the proposed am end,nent
lie was satisfied that this clause gave mn The point m
conroycrsy. twas precisely tue case presented Inv
| The Report Of ths state Of Ohio The question i,
whether the officers Of the state can be as,aed where
you cannot reach tue stale i,cif9He did no, apree
wiih 10. gentleman from Hanover that the only trbu
nal was the sword. There Vas much better tribunal
| appohied, ana that was public opinion tue tribunal
Of the people themselves. In many cases there had
been an appeal directly the people The Repor, of
$500 sue h an appeal: and though Congress Ind
passed the sedion law and The Judiciary had ef,,eed
1t, yet public opinion hae reversed their decisoa
oui aey anpsaI 10 the sword-Nor conid he ,,.s ,,b
his friend from Hanover abou, the mi,i,ia-,n Thai
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al stake tie general government had pronounced IN.
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iae haesi passions OF the human heart had ac,naied
The opposition to this call and there acain public
had ie.-a 81
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aided that lie also hoped all such questions would he
decided calmly ny all appeal 10 public onivn and moi
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WV" We '"e" e"'"'eso "p'" tue history OF the
"s"'P"'uh' oil the rdeiai Judiciary which he csud
not agree the weakest branch of The government,
lie aid i,vouId never h,,. h,. ,.,.v.s
,,n, nf,,. ao..,:, .,a, "ee'.' At 'ne '''ina
Wv" oi hc government, thai sedition Law would
have !een passed aud ths judiciary wauId have rom.
frmed IL thu, a BANKING co,no,,,;o, ,, -,
| ~ 'I N''P''"'''" """'o na'e"eeh
established, and ths The would have found under
the sweeping cIanse Of the consultation an a,eum,n "a,
Justify II ,vbiri .,..ou. ,,,.,, al a.. :,
! '' - ""''" S"eeP' away Az tue rights OF The
''"'e' "' 'n.t NOW Tue state OF Virginia wond have
| been summoned by one or Two iudiy,doa,, IN s,.,.
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. Nv" e".'o"'"ine"' are eare'"nS watched aud
| opinion affect II. ,u,i,y and . a., III:
cor,,, A. ~ ''' ""' 's' " '"e
! "'' h'i' u Niboicatcr TIE language ofihe Report
from The charge Of its being Irritating and iutemue,,.
declared himself The (, ;cnd of Tho &c ,,a
gov.-n, ,,, " w. p'@ " ''' se"s'"'
government within their Legitimate sphere, but lie was
no advocate for the incorporation Of banks for cu,tnp
roads and canals through territory Of the states
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e's ''"'e 10 'ne oaI OF The federal jndicary....
e gentlemen ihght consider the style Of the Rspor;
| too Ornamental but il suuported n,i,r;,,. ,,, a.,
| sbeuid vo,e for !, fP''' ""' NC
| "
MI. gray was IN favor Of the amendment he had
voted tor the postpopeIpent OF the whole suec: ai
ing III that Object he should vote for thai form Of The
hepnit whlcb came The nearest o his own ideas He
nda come iut" ths House. young aud unsettled m his
p1 n,a opinien' bn, he had been here hut short
uhe neioie Ire found that hi, eaIly impressions had
been correct. One Of the things lie had heard when he
w." 'v%ns Nas mat IN government constituted like
ow, ". s seai s,imes'e was between The ms aud the
nor 4" beiieve every thing therefore which WAS
sa,u asainstt Tue government This oflbe rea.
h Why nc had Then 'dbered TO Tie administration Of
| .oss'o"' tue iathrr OF his country. (Mr. G.. was
poeseone ~hen The chair reminded the speaker of
ss qses.i"n before the house-uaon which MIR. c. de-
'',ueo Proceeding any further in bis remark.)
hi' MOTHS 0i u. again addressed the Rouse...,Ue
,nat he mad NJ objection to srikn. out the