Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-08

Ihis argument, Il u proves any thiog, would
operate more strongly sgainst the tribunal
proposed 10 be created. which promises 50
little. than against the supreme Court, which
Tor he reasons given before. have every thing
connected With their appointment calculated
10 ensure confidence. Whist SEE ur,y have we
were The proposed amendment adopted. that
this uihunal would not substitute their will
and their pleasure, in place ofthe law TIL
Judiciary are the weakest ofthe three Depart.
mrnis Of 6oVernment, and least dang .rous 10
the political rights of the Constitution the,
hold neiIher the purse nor the sword and
even 10 enforce their own judgments and de
clsions, must ultimately depend upon the Ese-
cuiise arm ohaud lie federal jndiciar, how
ever, unmindul Of then weakness, unmindlul
OF the duty which they owe 10 themselves aud
their couniry become corrupt, aud trans
eend the limits OF their jurisdiction, would
the proposed amendment oppose even pro.
Oable barrier in such an improbable state of
thinase
lbe creation of tribunal, such as is propo
posed 10y Pennsylvania. so far Ms we are able
10 form an idea OF II from the description CIV,
en- IN the resolutions OF the legislature ol that
state. would IN the opinion of our Commute
TEND rather 10 invite, Than 10 prevent, collisions
between the f. deral aud Safe Courts. II
mig also become. in process of time, serious
and dangerous embarrassment to the uperalions
OF The General Government,
Rtsoired, therefore, thst ihe Legislature of
this State do disapprove al the arnrndment
10 the Constitution of the United States, pro
posed by the Legislature OF Ppnnsylvania.
Resolved also, That his excelleney III. Gov
ernor. be- aud he rs hereby requested to trans.
nit forthwith, copy OF the foregoing pream
bile aud resolutions, TO each oil the Senators and
representatives OF this State in Congress aud
To The Executive Of the several States IN the
Union, with n request that the same be laid be
fore ihe Legislature thereof
The sad resolutions being read second
time, were. on no,ton,ar Tered 10 bc referred 10
n Committee OF the Whole House on the state OF
the Commoaw cath.
Tuesday, January 23rd, 1910
The House according 10 he order OF the day
resolved itself MO IA Committee of the
Whoe House on the STA c of the Commonwealth,
and after some ti,ns sprni therein, Mr. Spea.
: her resumed the Cha,, and Mr. Staaard lof
oi'"is yifanH,) reported thai the Committee
h"d, accoi ding 10 order, had under consIdefa-
tion The reamblc aud resolutions of the Select
Committee 10 whom VAS referred that pat OF
th" Governors communication, winch relate.
to tie amendment proposed To thr Constitution
ot the Uhted stats. by he Legislature OF
Pennsylvania. had gone thr ugh with the same,
\
wl,bdui amendment, wnich he handed II al the
Cirrk = table
Aud The question beng put on agreeing
10 the sald preamble aud resolutions they
we've agreed 10 by The House unan'monsly.
Ordered, Tbs, he clerk carry The said p,e
ambe aud res ,luIiUnS % tue Senate aud desire
their concurrence
IN SENATE.
Uedlesday. January 2ih. 1910.
| The preamble aud II ,oiuiions OIL The amend
IN NJ TO The Constitution OF the United states
proposed b, the l. gl,lhtnre OF Pennsy'Yhnia,
by the app ointment Of an impartial riguna' to
decide disputes between the State and fedora
judiciary, beIng also delivered in aud twice
read. Un motion, WAS ordered 10 be committed
o MesSrs. Nelson, Gurrie. Campbell, up,hnr,
aud Wolfe.
ftiday. January 26.
Mr.. Nelson Iepoi ted from The ommIItee to
whom vac committed the preamble aud resp-
lnuons ON the amendmcn proposed 10y the
Legislature OF Pennsy wanna, &c. &c that The
COMMITTEE had according to order. taken the
said preamble &c. under lhelr consideration
directed nm 10 report them without any n
mendnent.
And ON the question being put ,hereupon,
the same was agreed IN unanimously.
VI we puOish tnls morning. an drhCIe rom
the :" Charleston Courier. one ofrhe lew PIT.
rioilc aud rational prints which South Carolina
yet boats of, in the midst OF detection aud
treason, severely aud justly commenting on a
receni publication ~ the "Colunba Telescope.
The extracts from the latter paper will show
tho means which are resorfed 10 by Professor
Cooper, man whose most nutritious alimfnt
is civil dscord aud blooi, revolutions, 10 enect
dissolution OF the Union. Thrown into th',
country by, the volcanic eruprons IN the polni
cal and social system of Europe during the clos,
OF the las, century. he has taken advantage o
every political difference fopinion which ha
occurred during his residence here, TO lncreas,
then bitterness, aud augment their mschievoui
consequences. Always foremost in the strife
where the tumnItnous passions bear sway, h,
, omiis no opportunity 10 kindle them into fierce
ness, while he sits coolly by TO "Caicaidie' III,
profits he may win in his grand scheme Of pc
litIcal adventurng. Il WAS anesiI day for 5
Carolina when she nourshed this adder IN heI
bosom. Greatly, indeed is ii TO be deplored
thar HI situation has conferred upon him op
poriuniies OF disseminating his doctrines, an,
imbumg the Young minds Of The generation
which IS growing up with his noaious creed
She will discover. fear, when it will be toe
LATE for any thing but Iamenlarioo, tina, he wa.
more to be 5huahed than the "pestilence which
wasteth atnoon. day
--sQe.--.
IL TIE Enquirer has commenced tie pull
litaton OF Mr VeDster's Speech and very
paniively ainonsnes its readers 10 3" be pa
tisn,'-iha, twill get through with 1t as ias
as it can. IL need have no tears on the score
of the patience OF lis readers. None but the
/, duest Bplian thut ever roned MT Lethe s