Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
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Observation-Disclosures,

KENTUCKY LEGfSL9TURE
hVoob oF REPRESENTATIVES. 10
Nh Rnwans Pre,,mbIe and Resolution. on the
snmIr,' o. me jna c'nry were then taken up, Mr..
i"pe motion I" lay them on the table until the LIST
OF Feb being under consideration,
Mr. Wehber addressed the honse in short ,r,,-
n'sn' IN ia'or oil tic resolutions. Mr.. Farrow asked
DIVISION VI the suhec aud the ,n-stiou was 6rs,
ken on LAYING the i,st resolution an the table unit,
ele h'S OF Ell. which negatived, Yeas %
rays o. The resolutions were then read as fol,
lows: viz. - ~
hr'otrfd By he Legislature orGte Commonwealth If
Ae""cRy, HAT they do soiemmIy protest araIns,
Inc doctrines promulgated in that ,iecisnn. as r,,;n
uuS " 'ie'r practical effects TO The good neore Of
tNIs Commonwealth, aud subyprsve nC ,,o,r ,;.,,os,
am most Invaluable political rights
HsSp'red ~ me authority gj,Desaif That in The a.
W" VI "'s legislature, the decisions Of the Cuuri
yNpNaas OF Nenincky, ia the of Blair agains,
"h"'n's an" h'psley against Brashear are e,rone-
W, anu me laws therein declared TO he uncons,i,u.
',o''I, are III The opinion Of the present General
assembly, constitutional and valid acts
h's2iref further, bY IRE oMihoriiy af1resyid That
any e"1ri winch the Legislature may feel il lu,y To
80: ror ho con'raven'ion OF the erioneots doc
- - u n"' "ec's'on, ought not To interfere WITH or
'"''' we administration of Justice ACCORDING 10
Tue existing laws which, whether they were or Scre
not expedient, are believed TO I've cops,;,utiopoI
1u saiu, nnd which shonJ, when shall he ,houyh he
eSpedeni To do so, be repealed by the IepisIa,urr
ani. noi by The appellate coort $500 ,
heSoteed' That all laws which nrthnrize the issu-
nr 10y execution or executions upon any Judgment
A HcS'ee except such executions as are anihoriz ed
% an ACT, entied " an act to ahniisb imnrs,nme,,
i"' uro'' and subject equahle interests 10 execm-
a"", approved December I7th, 1921 and an act,
."''".u IA ACT Ia amend endorsements on exrcu-
repealed ''-'' ''s"' 10 Ne
Inc f's' was adopted by Yeas So, Nays 40 the
se'h ny fe1s 81, Nays SO the lhird by Yeas rs
M, NJ tarrow moved to strike cnt the preamble,
""'ch WAS neeauyed by Yeas 81, Nays &C.
A., FRIDAY, DEctl2.
mr. Rowans resolutions r@iative to The ,Iocis;o,
W y. ."e supreme Conr OF tie Uuted STATES, on the
occupying claimant laws, were taken m
MI Marshall objected Ia their adop,ion becausa
'e"l moue OF proceeding had already been de-
efnned on 10y the house, because they jmplled tha,
""u not a republican form Of government, which
was iucnIi eci IN point of fact, although he admitted
there h'd been an -ncroa ohmen u,o5 n, but Con.
sess e""'d no, aud dare interfere lie concIud.
cd ~ moving TO lay the resolutions on the tabIe C,r
uc present. which negaiived
MI 7" oodson nioyed To strike on, 50 much Of The
G!"'""S as calls on Congress TO guarantee to Ken
u:N!1 a republican form of government. He thought
'o's principle one OF the most awful imporr When
eVe' nus kinh OF demand made on Congress il,
; Ou'' re d hrr,hran'i, whrn might consume This IT.
80 - "oq'd revive again the famous Missouri
question, ana would he caugh, M hy the enemies of
slavery as an occasion which ,la oues,,on NAV he
IcV'eu IL threw our whole constitution omen 10 the
N"h''""uoh oil eastern statesmen. and there were
"'"y among them who conscieno,,sly believe slave.
u incompatible with republican form of govern.
49,, mere was enough of The resolu~.on left for
Wv purposes OF gentlemen. He, however, preferred
'"S '" FAVOR oil tue occupants by an act to pTotect
''em' lie expatiatcd on the efforts of The eastern
heH 70 unite themselves more closely with The west
"y 'n'eih"I improvements, and regretted that we
c.r nus proceeding IN express Ouf discnnrent He
anticipated, If sc demonstrated, =, counter remon.
9F"noe from the state OF Virgnil No STATE was en-
10y ~ unI'e with us IN vindicating state rights
~ 'hls course wonIf render her ncutral This ,yas
case 81 mdEidnal Controversy j, cour, ,,d Lo
thought Kentucky would he rdicned for ar,emntiug
10 .nro" her wegAtin favor Of oue of the InirantS
H''T one Oh The greatest Displays or talents and
e.oGnsnee lie ever Witnessed from alessrs III, and
+ia,, before re Supr~me Courl 80 yindcsfon Of the
tSns ana dgoI'y Of tie state, aud he was satisfied
N'i an lnfih"r efforts either with COnarees -, fi.
conrt would he Wholly neffecinaI He ags;n ;n,
pressed oi tie House the danger of ,,on,,n ,te
pa',lol OF The resolution which he had moved to
NJ Rowan repelled all idea Of danger rtom this
spPic'irn Z" Congress. The constitution of The ID
o'"'eS hSe recognized the existence Of slavery and
" was made The basis Of Representation Thev lad
mn power over the subject Those ,.ho ,ve,c c,,
vented wnh seeing tbHr STATE sripped Of portion oC
'Y' 7'Y'felPnlV, wcud be opposed 10 this or any
''"rf 'prirltop for edreSs tie contende. tb,t we
""W h'd republican form Of government bnt that
vas 50 only in orn. Ii could not have been the
1919" " va constitution Ia guarantee the form
only wnaout tie substance Ttr resnln,;o, r,lj.J
o" C'pgfess, not 10 give n republican form of 90
.einnehi bu, 10 guarantee us republican form -Tle
,''n ana sn"Siance which the people have adopied
p"n'enhrd titat 90 people could he free without
coWfol oyer their soil bnt he Supreme Court had
stripped irom the people o. ksntueky, powcr to te-
g'-itte over theirs. They were reduced TO the con.
un'on OF province Of Frgin', and Of a non-descrpi
NEn
change and redress but there is not eCt here any
power 10 change grant redress either in this state
Q! 81 FTgt1ia. The objecf Of tho application IN
congress was IN Obtain exercise Of cororai pov.
crs WITH other states lie presumed fliat no gentle.
q IN was ayerse to Ibis. The gentleman from rank
w ha1 cunymrcd The cnuntry, hc bad 90 doubt iLat
ue PriHcip's adopted by Inc coorf wAa very esfen.
e''Pi AMI that not NJ u scat WIS condemged or 81
Ioa1 established which, according iler constrno-
hop' did NOT violate the corSgacf. The remedy he
Cpnended vas not 10 he fonBd w the tribunal which
~" originated I've encroHchaeni, but in the general
Wleihgsnce and Integrity Of the people He h,d no
Iles llat ins 'apor OF udiciai knowledge could ex-
ungHish the blnzc Of solar Intelligence which was
Every whore dihdsed among Tire pe"plr II hnd 40
iear That Virginia would f0av array herself ar 4, II.
ne on his principle. She has too much wisdom .,oJ
'aiebgence 60 SCI herself " opposition 10 The ri,,
u henincky 10 legisdfe over soil. Gut u She
go, ahh 4 anUher and aHOther state were ~ i,s
thrown ~ tho scale sgdusi ns, sn ne would not sul-
niit without an effort lie would mt agree taat tho
nemhefs % Congress we're ignorsnt of republican
gogernnient as 70 thisk people could hc fec win
oni power ~ iegislate der soil ie could moi
think, therefore, that ttey woud hs against u.s. He
aV"ied ~ the means &C rrdfess which had been pto-
posed md sad, fhu in Congress only rested flic
power Of grazing IT, IL wss their duty moi dat Of
the CONT, 10 grarAuiee 10 fie demnion over Us
own soil f'Hs, IL iyaq iudisduaI case vs. hes
been saied, btf at Che lime, il involved lie
powers Of I've Legislature j Not wih US IL