Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30

armour is needed. TIE ci,cmfnsianess Of NJ,
times, in which, we have happened 10 live. and
the rariidlity Of our friends, at particular pe
Rod, placed ne In a state ofappayrnt opyosi-
ton, which some might suppose tn hr person.
al also and there might not hr wanting those
who wished Ia make il so, Ivy flling our ears
with malignant falls, hoods b, dressing up hi-
! d'nus phantuns of their own creation, present
ing them tn you under my name, tn me I'M
der vonr'T, and endratoring iu instil into our
minds. things concerning each other, the must
destitute of truth. And If there. had hren III
any time moment when rr were off Our
guard, and IN temper ia let the whispers uf
ihrsp people make us forget " hat we had
known %. each other far ~ many ,ears-and
wears al So much trial ,yer all men who have
| attended la the workings nf the human mind.
Who har" seen the false rolnrs under which
| passion sometimes dresses The ~ ions and
| motives of others. have seen also tb.s. pas
sons suhsding with time and reflection. d,ssi-
pa'Ing like misis beGurr the rising sun. and re-
storing tn us the sight ofall things in their true
.hapr and colors. II would he strange in
deed, u at our years, we were tn go AN age
oack. To hunt mp imaginary forgotten facts,
! to disturb the rrpnse of affections, so sweet
| ening tn the evening of our lives
BE assured, my dear sir. that am incapa
b'e of receiving the slightest impression, from
me effort now made, Ia plant th0rns on the
pillow Mage, worth and wsduIn and Ia sow
tares between friends who have been such for
near hall century. Besrrching YOU then
not to suffer your mind To be- disunietrd by
this wicked attempt To poison ils peace. and
praying yoH TO throw it by among the things
which ha," never happened, add sincere as
snrances of my undated and constant attach
ment, friendship and respect
TIL JEFFERSON.
John Adams, former President Of the U. States.
LEXINGTON, X. Dec. Eve give below the
Resolutions Introduced into toe House of Re-
representatives. by Mr.. Rowan, on the subject
"fthr Judiciary. which have been ably and la
hnri"u,y discuss'd for the two last weeks
Ire yeas and nays as taken separately on
each resolution, are given IN their proper place.
Inc tenor OF those extraordinary measures,
and The language they breathe towards "A CO.
ordinate branch of the government for the
faithful discharge of lis solemn duties should
br seriously considered and duly weighed by
every friend !" good order aud republican gu
verninent HO" gentlemen. whose names
are recorded IN the affirmative on these ques-
IONS, VIII account Ia their constituents aud Ia
their country, is for them Ia determine, and
particularly az relates To the fourth resolution,
the object al which was to repeal every exc
cn'l"n law IN existence i'm the stale except the
Two years replevin, endorsement and Nalua-
ton laws, all which have already been declaI-
ed Unconstitutional and void by the court, it
was The object of This resolution To do il. Ii
/ I'll fet 40 names are recorded in its favour !
me remainder uf The Resolutions; although
breathing firth awful lhreatrnngs against the
judiciary, can have no practical eff al unless
followed by laws adapted to their enforce
tnenI. i ms VIII M nrnnaIIy h,.H dana
resolutions acted upon relate entirely tn the
latr decision OF the Court of Appeals, and are
az fellows
Resolved by the Legislature of the Commonwealth
"' hehi"ckN, hai lhck do most solP,nuiy PROTEST
against The doctrines promug aled in Ihai de c>ion as
rnmons, m Their practical effects the good prople
ci ih's commonwealth, and suivrrsive OF the,r de..
60, and most valuable political rights.
Nays a. '
Resolved by tie General Assembly or,he Cannon
wealth ." h"ntmckl, That in the opinion 81 tli,s i-
gslaiurn, the decstnn OF the Co.rt of Ann.,l. or
kenincky, III The of Blair ,ynimst w it,,ns and
i-aps'ry against Brashear, are erroneous aud The
Avs therein declared 10 be nnconsliiu,.onnI are Ia
'"e olHn"h "' s present G"ue,al Assembly, consil-
,ulIonai aI,i valid a.s.
PaSse,i--leas 81, N,vs So
Resolved further hy tie nmthority aforesaid THAI
'd' Effort which 'he Legislature may feel u - ,luu
10 MAKE i"r The contra, enIion Of the erroneous du-
line oil iha' decSinn, ong nj TO interfere nh ar
o'siruct the administration al iu,lire according in
'he eN's'ns laws, which, whether they were, or
were "o' eNpcdirnt, believed 10 ~ cnnsIiiu-
I,"""' and vplt and which sb~nld, when il shalt Ia,
ih"uehi exPedrmI Ia do he rrpe lied bV the L. -
I''n" aud nni by III" Appellate Court.
Ptssed--Ye,> 90. Nays 40
Resolved, Thar all laws which au,borizo the ,ss,
ing g" my execution rxcntnnS u,,ou aay jndg n,eut
or Decree except such executions are authnr,z.d
ny an iei eniird an abolish mpI me NJ Ior
deh, hnd subject equitable interests 10 exec .tion
approved DerrO'hef II, 1891 aud - an ACT entitled
q" ''' y" amend enio'senrns ON executions" APP
proved December ~, 1921 opy ut to he repeaIrd
Rejrcied-Yc~s 10, Nv so.
December l6.-OD Friday last, Mr.. Rnwan's
second set of resolutions, which relate in n.
Supreme Court of the United States, passed
the hons" ofrePrt sentatvPs with due snlemni-
ty. and mus place Kentucky ina very novel
attitude before the legislature Of the nation.
This solemn farce may serve to deInde and
feed the hopes of few occupants, bu, can
never administer any s.hstantialrrIipf. or pro
ducr amy anclinraiion in their condition :;
whllstlf cannot add to the dignity, or even, las
is so drdrn.ly commended for,) Hphnld the
snvrre'gniv "f The state. The resolutions AS
amended are as follows.
RSsoirSd, 10y rhc Leg Stature or tIe Common
wc"l'h uf keniuCli, thai they do etehy most sui
en''y p'o'esi, in The aud o., The behalf of the
good people ol Men urky, against The erron.on. ,r
lu' ons and degtAding doctrines of the opnnu of the
Sun rm" Cur he Green ard Bidhfr
.3nd be II fur kD Resoired, 'Thar t,i~ IesisIaiure
und deer1diinn inflicted nv 'he opnion r,I,on tho
state ~ k@"t'ckv, to present the Congress ortha
United States temperate Imt firm rrinorsi,anre
against its dnrlrircs, (,ud n cen 10 cali nuon II
az government, aud its cn-ruurF aovPreinuv with the
states, WHICH rnuunse ih Union AID alsn ~ rrnursi
ComgiPss therein, 81 10 organize The Smrreme Court
" the Unird Si'e tla M constitutional t,nestion
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