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

Bench. oeeasonsd by the rssisustor Of Judrs ,,s,
aud the elevation OF Judge o'Nsais to the appeal
| ID. Martin, were .lscted-waddy Thompson Jr Eco
was elect ID Solicitor OF the Western Circuit in pIar.
Of Mr.. Earle; and F. H Emo,e. Eq.. Reelected So
elected Chancellor, in the place OF Chanc eor Harper
elevated to the Appeal Beneh-Soms n,eres, has beer
excited by protest sent from Charleston ,hs
returns Vt Mssss Pinckney and Horny as II .pressp.
taives TO- tat City, on the ground Of i'll gal
The result cannot be coDjec,ured. The election O,
Governor IL not yet over; though donbt ms TO
be ter'ained OF the success OF M.jor Hamil on
The proceedings Of the Legislature. Gays the Co
lumhia Ti"es) are beginning to assume a more in.
p"rsnt aspect "A bill has been reported to III. Sen
ate by Nc Ssabrook. Chairman Of the Sp, ciai Com
midee on Federal R-ls,ioos, the subject Of Con.
ves,ion. " The Federal Cou.miuee of the House are
also prepared TO make report in favor OF calling Con-
ven,ion which will probably be laid before he House
| to-day"-Qhe 4 1.-THE bill before the Senate sets
out " i,b the following Preamble:
"WHEREAs the opinion Of this Legislature Congress, of
me United states on diver, occasions and several
Of the United HT Ss aSS "a so
a" S sn1 Sa both
D SaSS Ss SSd
the mann more or , 10 be
rights Of which s%sso Soos To- tho
said Legislature, aud which alone should al
powers equally we6ons said state
s.seaee. people assembled in con,
and extent of the evil of tho mode aud
"Be TIE Honorable the Senate and HOUSE, Of R,n,
:sss s noe me- ed ss + ;"si
eonearrin oor thereby That Con,on,on of hs
a. PROVIDED % ead Iy , sS to be
''on Ms, shall La! assemble, at Columbia, on tho :"
ne Dill then proceeds to organize the mode Of elect
ing sections:
emSiod shah oo @ H. saS when
Government of the United this Legislature hath from
GS %a . BY s
% ss sn e SS Ss By tho 3
oy them only and such other Acts and Laws OF the
snse'meE dangerous their endcncy said
arising from tho GoSses. a. ma,
the 10 coas s. sn
aad 1sa yt enacted, Tina, the Delegates elected to tho
h soos before they take their seats in addition tho
take the following Oa;h swear Cor AFFIRM that will not in
suy Shn Pr , than such To9,
not concur in the adoption of other such a.
%sy Be intended provide remedy for tho evils arising there
Judge Smith published ION the soth Nov1a Card
complaining of the taken against him by two of
the s. c. presses. and concluding as follows:
at nsn,ion newspaper eonte, for
s "Sr g YORK. S Iss: an election friend jon
col, q, tho Office on Thur'day last for publication in
a "I as e s m the" . SG s Cs%d I'D
tho sdac d S % %SPs here
"a co And n'S n was as1n
mpe9tsd know no, what eonaiaed shall know be-
Of falling under tho "y and so y o.s
presses, would rather fall under that of ,en Of two
Ie,o, to so foul source as newspaper warfare
cal and private friend Those enjoy triumph asbexd
,SS st %@ So shall neither envy thor
North Carosina-A 4ih blot for Senator, and O
election! Owen &c. Maogum Sc, Scattering Is 1t
seems tia, they have rule OF dropping The low
e't can 'idiie On Friday Evening, the Senate ga,
WIN eosea dooEs-tnpposed to he on commune alton
from Inc Executive on the Walker Pamphlets.
All the States where the Indians roam are conjpv
forward TO assums the right o. juIisdicii over the coil
and Its inhabitants Georgia, Alabama. Mississippi,
have psSed laws upon he subject and there are H.
strongest signs Of such disposition in the ate of Mil.
souri, who can doubt its acconp'i hmsn', when he
p,1u'es inc oicwl"g Extract from Governor M.ue,'e
Message TO The Legislature Of Missouri, of the 10 h
uitimo!
ox. ,, f15GSdT%iy of extending the uaO State
tho consideration of tho Leg,aure Tho states the moub %
of The Union have long done
a on & ss,s S of Of them
SgIa and extensive opposition to the Performances by Georgia
in another Of then SH%s n @ By
and THIS to the exercise of ordinary
oo ,T those N similar to stop forward
Indians within groun they occupy n 81
o county and hence the State officers
WIN the sovereignty and policy ofthc State Sovereignty T.
by her under tho sa,ss s@
of this right of the is now clear that tho
doctrine Indian Sovereignty, within ohe states il 10
seem determined provoke
which may result from this against of Tho
erection of sovereignty within sole
cism of the utmost aburdty independent
the kckapoos Shawnees Dclawaes would adre The soyc
Iegny and cSnmscbe the jurisdiction of territory
OF their right to independence ynud
become the Workshop Of the
territory IN the Eastern states the
Of state laws Indians themselves in whatever psI of IN"
Se they be- beyond the reach civil and criminal
cones OF ho state Thus 1t should be every regulated
.pe czons of Missouri have already been greatly 6Srruss
mo depedatons of Indians and appeals Congress are
esoted 10 ~ van Year alter
o oOtheu ana often II cannot he obtained Justice
ana the rig and dignity of the require
sour 10 make the operation of her laws with her linn
IT'S The cHpedency Of doing is submitted to you
The Governor tn N proceeds 10 enumerate the vari
Gus on RACES which had been committed for SEINE time
past by the resident Indians upon the person and
he eff cually restrained without the aid of The civil
| AMI military authority Of the state.
An oucry has been raised against such an ext, .on
but upon what grounds? Does The principle Of soy.r-
.Ignty or precedent, on the authority Of great names
sanction such an ohectoD' The Opposition are amorous
against such power, while their leader Mr. Adam
was warmly in favor OF extending il over the Cbero.
kees.-Tbe privilege is TO be denied to G.orei, and
Alabama, while IL has been hitherto exercised wi bout
dispute by the older states Of Massachusetts, add Nav
York The jurisdiction Of the states extends to their
,emnest boTders-and it s this principle sanction I'd
Is BY The uniform practice Of the stats and thu dec
sion OF The Supreme Court i.e!f, which is now 50 We
bementy resisted. We admit ihi, humanity should
preside over application; that respect should be
paid to the feelings Of the Indians The right of iuts
oic ion Is one hingthe right TO the soil h another II
Is far better for the states wait few wears longer
than TO wres the lands from the hands OF the Indan.
what they might lose In point of interest, they would
gain in character-And tn tins cannot be far dstan,
when the exerIions of the President will be accompa.