Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06

pie made prosperous and happy BY direction OF
roads ani canals for Nhc complete defence OF the y.
States the disbursements 81 the appropriated for the
pose mgi be made by tue Department OF Wac unacr the
i1ction OF the President Whcc incorporate companies
already fr"ec or the road canal commenced undet The
susn'endece OF State, perhaps wrld Ire advisable
drcet subscription the par, 81 the u. States such
terms aud conditions as might he though, proper"
NOTE 3
The following resolutions of the Legislature of Virginia
bear peuinenty and strictly this pout Of debate,
ciay other resolutions az body referred
the discussion Il will bc Observed that resolutions were
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES
Eai'aet from The ess.ge Of Gorsror 1y'er. Of Jignia
"A proposition from the State al Pennsylvania herewith
submitted. with Gov. Suyd,r's letter accompanying same
ton oil the S'ae so as To prevent collision between the
HOUSE Or DELEGATES.
Etitay, Gee Is, 1900.
oh MOTION Ordered, that much Of ic Covenants commu
fennsyv auia the subject III proposed
LEGISLATURE Of that State the Constitution OF Tie U States,
oe ierrred to Mess Psyion Oey, Ca5cl Walker Madison,
Holt. Newton, Parker Stevenson, Randolph. (of Amelia
Cooke Wyatt and R'chio-fage IS Of tse Journal
. Thursday Fan. II, 1910.
Mr try'on from the coanit,cc to whom referred tina,
part the Governors communication, which relates the
amendment proposed by the State of Peans
si',u''on of the u States, made the following report
ine committee to whom was referred the communication Of
tie overnor OF Pcnsyvania covering resolutions o:
i've Legislature of thar State proposing amendment Of
OF the States by the appointment of impair
a tribunal To decide disputes between the Federal
JudicLiy, have had the under their consideration ana
arc opn'on ha tribunal a'eSdy provided by the Con-
situation OF the u States, 10 wit: tic Supreme Court
,mnenily qualified from their habits duties the mode
Of hr selection and iion the tenute Of their Offices decide
the disputes aforesaid enlightened and impartial manner
than any other tribunal which could bc created.
ne members q; the selected iron,
the o. States Who celebrated vus and legal lcauns
not at the VIII Of single dyidua by the rocren,
WISHES OF tie President and Senate u Suites; they will
theretds have no local pre;udces and ,sraic Tne c
ties they have topetom lead them necessarily u,ost en-
symmetry 81 cur The .h.r oiscs cna
lies them pronounce the snInd and co,cci onu, ,r may
have ioTnFcd, without fear. @ Partially.
The ancnrmc", 10 the constitution proposed rrnnsyya
clay will. from s Of power enlarge their iu,c,i1 n
Tue toi7! annia,on of the jurisdiction State cou
that they will their iN instead of The law and ne
coustutisi ~ "
This argument If it proves any thing you'll ope.ae NOR.
strongly sgains, the irunsl proposed To b., o,,.rJ ii
PROMISED so little than against the supreme count which for
the reasons gwen before, have every thing connected viii, @
appointment calculated 10 c,,s,,re cuniSncc VIVA,
have we, were the proposed ancudiicn, adopted TIA
ms tribunal world not Substitute will aud their pie,
place of The law? TIE J,idr,yv are Nh. ,,.,,
o the three Departments Government and lea, d,n.cs
10 the political rights Of the CONSTITUTIONS they hold nccr IA,
purse the svosd and even t. cn!oer ,hs;r ,,n
and decisions, must ultimately depend upon the Executive ann
Should the federal Judiciary however unmndlpl of then
weakness, unindfu duy which tl,ry o,yc IN
and their country, become corrupt, and the limits ri
Their jurisdiction would the proposed amendment, oppose eve,
Prohablc barrier in such improbable trs.
The creation Of tribunal such as is proposed by Pcunsl
wanna, So far able IDEA of /, from the DC
scrion given in resolutions of the Icriure Of Ina
State would ia the opinion your committee tend rather
invite, Than prevent collisions between The Federal an
STATE courts Tsi also icunmc process time scriou
anu udnseiH"s eaE'S.n'ent 10 TIE operations u General
| Government. 49, ~
Rssooe therefore, Tia, the Legislature IF r! State do dis
approve o te aIncr'lnent To the Constitution o. States
proposed by he Legislature of PENNSYLVANIA
ReSoLrd also That lis cyrcepcy the Governor be and h
She''S requested to transmit UrjhV Nh copy tie oT.Co
Ing preamble and resolutions to each OF the Senators aud re
representatives. OF ;ls State n Congress- AMI tn the executive
tie several States in the Union, with request a the cam,
he laid before The Legislatures thereof.
ne saii resolutions, being read sccom Time WERE o.
a of
House GA the state of the commonwealth
| $50 . IUe5Eay, Ja'wdTg Bid, 1910.
"pse according 10 The order Of The day. resolved i,se
commonwealth and after time s,en, ,eren Mr. Spc,Lr
resumed the Char, aud Ar Siau1rd Spot, ynia) report
ca, wa. we c"'ne; HAD according order had under con.
seiaOn tie preamble AMI resolutions Of tie secct committee
to whom referred tia, part Governors
o winch relates 10 the amendment proposed the coust.
ton OF the u States 10y the Legislature
gone through with ,hc same, directed him Il, ,eno ,br
TO the House without amendment which he handed in AZ hr
clerks table " - "
ana resolutions they ssreed by the House
Yde'ef hat the clerk carry the said preamble and IssuI
IONS 10 the Senate aud dss''e ,lsiI concurrence.
IN SENATE.
~ Wed"esaay, January 2iM, 1910
Inc preamble and resolutions the anends nj 10 the con
su'uo OF the u States proposed by the Legislature Of Penn
disputes between the State and federal judiciary benp also
delivered III and twice read, ~, was ordered 10 he
Wolf; r' of'' ~
Friday I'm, &c
hf. Nelson reported, from the committee TO whom was
committed the preamble and resolutions on the amendment
proposed by The Legislature Of Pennsylvania, &c that the
committee had, according order taken the said nesnle
&C under their consideration and directed him TO ,cyor te
without any amendment.
And on the question being nut hcTcpou Tho sa,,e ,y,,
agreed to unanimously
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE