Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12

owing Pe above quotation, plainly ponts 10 civil COM
hrai ca traphs.
NJ. Madison. Ia his report which was sub.e auept,v
Az pea oy The Virginia l. gslaure, vindicaiou Of
DE hr ent'S o. the eeeing Session. after discuss,
ing the F-detsl Constitution as a cos,poct. to which
re ties were seversiiy parties, In their sovereign
capacities. and after having. in the most able manusr
vnnlcalsd AMI asse ted the right OF the STATES a, so
rreign parties TO the comp CT 10 esci In the lac,
resorater taving ,e' forth the tact that Their.
70 "'ounot superior - the authority Of a G par-
80. an1 "o' neeessiy, could b. no tribunal above
aeir authority, to decide in the last resort whether
The compact made by them be violated nj, c,n.e.
queny hat, as the parties to IT, they must til, ms I've,
C:; he ':s' resort such question. as may b. o
'ue'eh' msgotuds TO rtqnrs their ,nterpo -ition
proceeds turtle on. End thus Il t.s tho ons ,op and
iu'n'h the mcrL ] . on for cons;ler,i,n-o NJ m,
n n exerei.e Of dangerous pow ere. psbly W h.
~" Nv 'ne Coss'i'utor could not iustiiy The p.rc
70 IT. 10 nerposiug tar MS TO In,
OF We evil, and thereby to preserve the n,
la we'ias 10 provide Tor the safety Of tn parie.
W.T. mere would be an end 10 all relief from us,Irped
powSr, and direct subver.ion of the righ,.
OF recognized uRdrr all the State Constitutions ss
s's plain denial OF the fundamental principle on
"n'ch our independence itself ives declared Hsrs
IL plain Reference 10 interpo.ion po " itbiu t,s
puivlew II The Federal Cons,tuon-,n in,-rpo.i,,on
ounoed on reserved sovere'g oy of the S,at,. as
we" as on the rights OF nature, paramount 20 all ,n
s"'" ons-snd all will aimt, that IL wa, a rrop,r re-
pon'e 70 the objection, raised by the Leg stature Of
W; astashuse's a,ovs state. Ktntucky united witt,
VI giuia-snd MIR Jefferson ",h,ught Il ex,remeIv
desirable, that Virginia and Kentucky sbou nur.u.
inc same track on the occasion" n'hv 81 very i'm
pousnt 10 have eoadjutar. II the plan was wholly
.reeu from the idea OF nroe The rea,ops AID cons,i.
tutonal Doctrines OF Virginia were TO BE- snnnos.d "a
'uiy 'deqrae to convince the public mind ON IN ir
own 'h'Iinsic nert-a least her su horiv wa. suii.
cent, a, IA wagh' Of cla-ac,er could coo-ce ,h.n
Mr. jefferson also was r. re..rving ,bs ,h, ~ 80
ms pa,pabie violation OF the Federal compact The
GROUND OF DONG in future, whatever we might now
t:snyuny co. should repetiions OF these and other
'o'auch, Of the compet render II exp.dienr'-T orcte
from his letter TO Mr. Michele, written in sent i7e0
now What is this which Mr.. fer .sn IN m,ht
DC Hgnyuny deDe His Keu'ucky Resolutions had
ec"e Ho''hn' ana tbs answers OF the had
oeeen received. He wssthen of opinion that Virginia
nan nght t. do something else, besides protect n
ne a'd not choose act with Gree then wa, because
his Indian pouch was not quite full. This wa. n owe
ton Tor the men OF those times stl. for thsm.ev...
ard since they gained a victory without resort ~
'"'ee, e example OF their orbs and success
w-r'ty o. present. imitaon-ii il has not be ale. adv
closely imtsted, on the par ocular violations of IN,
fsneisl Compact now IN question. and without ror.
Responding Isncces tho writer Of thi. letter /. No
advocate Tor dsDr ion-nor for ssh and he
'ures, NJ the heard Of disunion But h. believes In
the truth forth sby 10 the Resolution. of viz,
gina and Kentucky, and 90 triun phAny vinticaed
We Report OF ME-. Msdison-,nd lis faith IN ties,
Unh' Is not greater than the confidence he taa. I,
ne spirited intention by which they were i,npsll.d
anu however dangerous they may be, when bad mer
resort TO them 10 cover their evil dss;gn, WI ,bey
the same truths, nevertheless possessing the self
eogent character, and unbending spirit of freedon
wh'ch ,hey osssed a. the period Of their pronulpa.
:. -. - 800 W M" u'Sungutshed author, written
at 'hs momsn, OF excite ent in South C.rl;r,
TO the writer more Ike apology for an scknowis
'nd'cretion, than any thing else-and il s pelham. ar
unfortunate thing for his fam. that he hs author
both productions Certainly the argument of The L.,
Ter would have be'n lucky hit for The Leeisa.ure a
MASSACHUSETTS, in i799-ind il il can now rove an !,
t"Ppe to the rights Of Sonth Carolina. in IN. assertion
., her rien' 10 maintain within her limits, the
authorities right, and liberties apper,.nipg 10
aga net power u'nrred and power abused to IN. de-
,rncnon OF h:r deaTss interests, and the ovsriroy O,
rghts.-theu- ind al l.
just ned in bslievng. that there can be ma aSio !;
p lic'-out ina. wh,tss true at one time and und.
particular circumstances. is as positively f,is. a, an
o'her trnA, ADD under different circumsianc-s tn,
best max IA in these ,nss, /. Fiat Jusfitia ,uai
cSfnm and let those who The oppressors sn,we,
i'r The consequences-thcy III. great State crmi
mails. who are kindng the fire, which il TO co,sums
This lair fabric OF Constitutional Uion Law and ber
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