Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

Win the Editor be good enough to lend us his sp,eta-
yes 70 enable us to see hts notice of the Resolutions &c.
The ~ lntellgcncer IL so kind as to congr aulae US
ipon and then having a sslueid jnteryaI"-We
wish we could otener return the comp me n in their
sense OF the termfor, rare is il indeed TO see one raw
81 light emana'ing from them upon the true principles
'f the Constitution. State Rights are to them sealed
bosk-and their doctrines go directly swell the pow
CT and sPiendor OF the General Government
ANOTHER "MERE TUB THROWN TO THE wHALr"-
Hanover.
weay Ex-secretary Brauch's letter before our read
ers.--We might have been excused the necessity of
it-becausc the people are satiaed with
such dscussonsbut ss his colleagues have bee heard
have objection that he should have the same ON
por'unty.-A Correspondent in this days paper has
taken him in hand-and though there is much aspery
there is great force and much truth in his structures
A0d Low we ask with the Glehe, Whs n Mr. Br,och
in ihs conversation had thus a.reraired dies. ,b,s
impor,au, isS.:-ln That the President old no, de-
sire hni 80 tbardcn lhs Csbioei; 81 That DO dll rnt
claim the right 10 dictate 20 Msssrs. Bstren Besr.h
aud lhghem, in their socis, rs'scnr; and SHY That
he Denied haVicg suhorzed Col. hnson to saw hat
was ms Intention 20 Remove tb s;a from of.e ths
c'nse above neniSned-is not passing slrauRs ,hp,
these three sbouid now urge charge assins,
he PSssidea' rredieaied uron PREMISE ihnl .hawn
T. be fa,se!" Dill NOT Mr. BrarcS tell themiEHov
hen could hey .ierwofdi hold cut The iles ,hs, tho
Preside ATTEMPTED 10 detne 90 item ID. s5e,l' me-
eours7 they were % observe "We cal ('sys 70. & as
Tor he proot OF The attempt "to pirate inter.
course on the par, CT the resident We Insist cry
Nj sssrs. BerrisO an Inghan to come for,y nd ard
make proef On the S'sienen,s OF Nc. sneh ard CO.
johnson, the wiioesec called by bem ihey or. son-
suited, aud stand convie, to us Of record"
Bnt a lins too much OF ,hs.'-If The srent aa,f,s
Otth People are Wen managed, what do The People
care about those miserabie cisrors OF di.sa,iGd S
srearits The peos,s gill from hem to tne trl,-
hanl tpcsts' oil AL our negotito,soo our hish stand
Ing ~i the woods aiv iz-d eo-ld-io ,hA n,c,ns,,,,.
coalition Of ths;r hnercss IN York elonr vi.ll;cs.
his year abou Is millions of dciiars) T,sy s, lock a.
ne yisiians+ .:"Sonomy sh'ch supse;nsud n, nan.
n'o our hnane@'-he extension of ,he Pos; olise
EHao''hmeni and tbs increased rapidly OF tho na,s -
in=y WI look 10 the ntrspidy aud ~ oyal courage
win ~h'ch hs President The United = ,tss hsaa,Gs
his popularity to prsseivs The Cnr ,et
upon Wild apprcrr'a nns-hi' sricu-es u2on me Bar IL
OF toe U. s. at the time ard uuder the er,unsnoo,s
IN which no wa' ri: the people expected to
overlook eli thete thing', aad think of pohi,g hui
tue f'nds oil l-''r' ingssm, Berrisu, and BraSshl
SINGULAR ERRoR.-The Columbia 7;.ye,,o,, in
sss upon it that can unanswera6ie argument in rcg,,d
to the opinion OF MIR. Jefferson, Mr. Madison, and the
nePun"can party oil vs. with respect 10 the nuiy of
an act OF Congress, in direct 10 the Con-
suiion, is TO be found in the fact that through all the
proceedings OF Virginia and Kentucky on the Alien and
Sedition Laws, the REPEAL OF THESE AcTs, - No
searched carefully CONTINUES EAitor) and neither in
the preambles, in the resolutions in the reports
have we been able TO find any thing that wond Indicate
repeal OF the Illegal to have been the purno.e
of Virginia or OF Hentucky."-Nov, we cannot CON
ceive what kind of Telescope this Editor employs
Tor, without going further than the Kentucky ResoIu.
tons, we found IN enc minute the following az one of
the resolutions as drawn by Mr.. Jersrson IS Re-.
s0iped That the preceding resolutions be transmitted
10 the Senators and Representatives in Congress from
This Commonwealth, ,cho here5y enjoi,,sd To- nre
sent the same to their respective Houses and to use
hey 0est en"edr0WS to procure at The ne-t Session
OF Congress, a REPEAL of the G|orssaid tncOnstifu.
ttonGl aud obnoxious acts"
The same paper also says that "wlsen upon hi. dor
rne, Mr. Jefferson and his follower MR. b,adison cam
into undisturbed power and popularv-diJ ,bn, ,ii
II in any sort belonged TO their PRINCIPLES ~ renal h
Scs! Did they hold that judgment Of the SUPREME
Court was necessary 10 set Them aside? no tbev haId
that, tc acts were in themselves null and void. so
power legislative executive or judicial could mako
them either .. less binding. They elf upon
the statute b00k."-NOw the fact H., tat the Alien
Law passed in June *, l70S by its last sec
ton it TO continue only "during the term of two
years from the passing hereof And the sedion Law
which passed in July 1893 expressly provided by is
last clause that il should continue until the 81 day of
March 1901, and no longer So that when Mr. ief-
i'rsons administration commenced neither Act was.
uclr limitation. ~ u 'NP"eu ny
mas been lately repeated in s. Carolina. and aoono
omers, by Mr. Furnbuli 10 his 4h of July Ora,; Ing
tae kentucky resolutions, using the yvoyd max
cATioN' were penned by NJ r. Jefferson This is 80
mlmy mistake. We fell into il once O ,rssIy.s b..
OF the Kentucky Resolutions of '9s lin which I .
does not appear 7batnot those of 49, in which i, Il; -,
ue 'ounp leee bis letter TO MIR Nicholas in the 4,b
vile journal TO notice this correction
n queer representative N. II pa,r;o, :. ...,--
I,Inothy oPham OF his SmuggIer's mask-As bap PhhE
smIunS rom his prosecution for libel thrown m the
sun, and taken the law into his own hanJ. ~ up 'i'e
sonar attack on feeble man. Mr. hin H. ~ Pc'-
determined TO expose him by bringing forward 'b
Gehce wnich II had collected 10 prove IFS cbsrao, =;
u 'usuce IL proposes TO prove that r. u ras
engaged in Tour distinct smuggIin- ,rarssc,; ~ %ds
irst case is the ''vOyage of the Sjoon Tli ' me
gi"g adventure 10 EastpOrrand RerTnud, n 1o,oS,,
nc cargo principally consisted OF n bbds e,
Ie.n containing P'g-tGH fObcc,O and candles al
enough corn to fill up he ends that The content, -
hnds might oil pass for corn and of IN , VI VI"
'"h'uS a barrel OF gin concealed in corn = Tbo' WI.
loSionuence between Upham and StoodIv bis Ano,t :,
punisne1 and among other letters one from StooP
written from Bermuda, at a time whom oil e., 'S'
was forbidden by our laws with the .Iri,ih icOuse
m 'c''eT'Sioodiyhumorousy tells his enplovcr W.
o'O you sot mat gin OF, took you in; il is vvilbor,
cePuoh, the damdest stuff ever saw: no sren@g. "a,
, IN unuGr juniper bush in a shower of rain ard
LII =, wiz ca'ch as good gin. afraid ] viii ney
sen II AZ any price. IN. BIT his is the sa,no ~ ~
nam I! "non Gen Jackson removed from tho Coloc
up VI Forsnlouth on account of these cbarres oc
,e ny re same who afterwards offered as Go.
yei"oi OF ~ hampshire-the same whom the NJ TT
dt'io expo'ed, IN order 20 defeat his prelensons a.
same VINO sued the Editors for libel the same VII
assaulted 1iii and The with whom thc O,ra;
Ii EIIn'S are sympaiising, 'nd whose assaut mon
I'm my are now attempting TO JUSTIFY Tbrv NH,
Of rain" Ous" III a shower
INC haa'R'dd 19cocofe, published At R,,.,.viI.
'ehiD iuser's Ibe Rspor, Of Wn ts ~, VIE
'"in2 remark; rT,n,.1,n ~" we lo'-
2,..J ne G6'po'! Ci Wn. NJ. x 700, ES ss
Rive, p -, 'tI'Hoo@fs OF The Lynsh6psr e,d No uo
ne'eh, NO OF the Aiv,csie c,n.,o, "a aoi'h IN the
- ,eau WIN Interest Mr.. Rvs IN, H. 'ihS' 10
- H.. 'oes O. the Virginia I-ei.,u,e 80 ted's,
No. no tih'ien' fIirnd OF iolS-nsI enq very
yi,h bin ky w Pieiu'a Of c,coreir@ ai;
,un,. '", "nhs on E;5 >ur th,ousb AZ "tYualhed
.unTy, formed high a.i",s,s ~ "a iGls section Of
y Pi1 sat have Anticipated ron bi 'a'ns SAD pub
1s,"sy r.por '''N nsh'y s''i'-