Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-27

grounds upon which IL was obtained, is
sufficient reiu'aiion of the present at
tempt. A, least | hope so, for reasons
which do moi hesitate freely 70 explain
10 those, Who kncw M, and NV charac.
ter. cannot BIZ easily driven To over
look what owe TO tn, nation 10 the
rank and hOnours il has conferred onuS
both: aud To those who Nigh, he affect
ell III ANY way by this inconsideraie OUT
rage. All differences between Commo
deere Perry and myself Terminated hy his
un'imels death. | cordially lament, THAT
they had noi been concluded s0onrr; as
vel! As oihers, which ! apprehend, are
ungentr"usly intended, by this pamphlet,
To be KEEP, IN recollection. No one can
laneii over them more than myself. For
wnai good purpose They are revived,
lea.e others io determine.
have no fears thai the mode ia Which
! now tieai this subject will be imputed
To iimi'tiiy, or 4 weak cause | know
HAT there are snne who will be much
disappointed. II Is no appeal 10 them.
but 10 candid and honorable minds. The
respectable part of society will no, con
denim tor6carance in case like Ibis, and
| proceeding from such motives as irrcsis-
'ib'y require u. am, nevertheless, bound
'o say, that, II sense OF Justice shall! not
accord II me, What Injustice has attempt.
ed 10 rob me of, aud public opinion shall
ho' be satisfied by this Effort to overcome
wounded feelings. tcrbearance must cease
10 innnence. have already prepare q
me materials Ia Justify the opiuiou and
the rank which have been conferred ON
ne. VIII not say ire-bnt Justice 10
myself requires that should privately,
Tor Tue present.. make known To nv
friends, that have in my possession the
evidences necessary to destroy the object
OF this attack
IL farther appeal to the public should
be round necessary, ii will be made with
cuhtlcence as Ia the result for such are
me honest sentiments, the pure natural
'ei'hgs, OF iiiis people, thai they instant.
~ revolt al injustice aud oppression from
Thaferer source they spring. We have OH.
~ ID support iDluri. with paiience to
STEM with flrmness the torrent If caium-
mes "hich wicked and designing indivi-
"oHis may uirtci against ns, To be ele-
'd'e" IN me mind OF ii'is nation above
our prosecutors, whatever may have becu
'n"lr Claims IN our admiration ur COMM
seratiou
While We sbew a disposition to hear
with foril,ude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sbouII
necessity, over whose stern DEGREES We
save no control, compel US tn resist. the
cand"r and jndiciOus opinions of the
community will soiace aud protec, ia.
J. d. ELLIOTT.
we have long apprehended conflicts be-
'Wteh Tue judiciary of tha u. s. aud the an
thIriiy OF HE States. The extent nj thn no,,
er of The former is too underlined aud me-,
tieh and ITS decisions too often embrace Tho
Sovereignty OF The States, and come ia #;
iec' cohhicI with The decision of their .Judj.
cary. We could refer 10 al Ieast mo 80.
nose cases IN every year for the last ten ,pa,s
mere are Two ct those questions now ncud
ing, Que III relation to Vir.icia and one in
relation to Ohio. We lately published The
icsoii'lohS adopted by the legislature of Vir-
cInla' we Today publish those OF the OHM
Legislature, The amendments 10 the Cousti.
'n'loh ieierred TO and relied on bv the State
OF ONO. is IN Tho words following =. The In
e'ld' power OF the u. shall not be con-
Stfned 10 extend to anu SUIT in law or e,u;,,.
cpH'nenced or pTosecuttd against one az ,h33
united states hy citizens Of another siate or IN,
cti-snS or subjects of any foreign State' II viii
Nc oorhe IN mind that tile Supreme Court ot
me u states have already undertaken
to determine that no state can tax m. ~
oIihe u , nor any Gifts branches fins IN
most important matter aud on a sub;ect
"nefeit The power exercised by Congress- i,
"e''eSsu ny very large proportion of The
people To rave been nnc0TstiiuiiomaIIy exrr.
ciSed yet on such matter the UuiIed StYtrs
Judiciary step in and issisIaie over The whole
o. '''e States coinpoSins; The Union. 10 us il
appears mat utre IS no COnri nor body Of
men known 10 the Constitution. authorised IN
pass upon disputes which may arse ON of
laws passed by State and by the u s.
ihr sooner such Cont is authorized and
esianhShed, the better. Ifit be not authorized
aud established, ii Foundations bo1h deen anJ
VIDE, will be laid Tor conflicts between The
Authority of the United States aud of The sey.
era! States. Ills ought TO he avoided
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IN EkESIiNC FROM PERNAMBUCO
ETtr"et Of letter 10 a gentleman an This farm
ddted PeTnamJuco, Nor. 10
IhIS country is, 1 believe, al bout TO foIIo,V
the Steps at The mother country and il is tie
u. .Ii opihon,ii Will succeed. The people
are only waiting 10 know whether or MOI liz
klng VIII accept the terms proposed. which