Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

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RICHMOND. TUESDAY. J.a.V: 4.
TnE NEw Yr1s-msny Of brethren accustomed to oc
"'hef Friends and the Public OF hs
Season, and ga happy year, supposng these s. , b.
dolly expressed on parsuppons thanks Il, be cor
daily gwen Tor tho numerous proofs have public
FAVOUR Tor the increasing circulation
fear, its deso aattens TO our own reeli,v.Ms, w. no
excused for offering few suggestions les, gracious
May We not seize this opportunity when are oohn. back
tho transactions Of the year. looking forward 10 IN,
msn' Of the future not only to offer to
gentlemen who have scpuouy complied with tho ,h
at The 'ame to remind those who may in arrears
% once that whilst wo arc pang Of pains eIpence to
make our paper acceptable them right TO from
them some compensation for hbour- that
arc paid up we shall DO compelled cases how
ever reluctantly to discontinue their subscription &s &o
We must at the express our resret that ,,h
OF tho most important rules Of oace il n, firo,n,v
looked by gentlemen who wish subscribe TO on, ,.,
Instead OF paying tho advanes Of s5hey wrto M, ,h,,
they will tho subscription sooner in In, oo,,.. e
ysar-or whom called by cellecto-or when ,or. -
unity ofiors, &c. &c. We will case in poio,, ,rh
maj" OIL ono morning last week brought letter. fo,
do'n0s the paper to DO son, to hom and en-
~ one them enclosed tho money Now, wo have cvev AZ.
poo" to oblise those gentlemen, every reason N
must sors sinc
would be very convenient for receive IS in
ro"dgs Pad-bosides wishing commission, ar 49,
collectors &c. &C. All which respectfully submitted
THE STATES.
GEoRGIA-The Legislature adjourned on ths p (,
u after session oil more than niHe weeks Thsy o...
rel II fhA
Cherokee country. The MilledseviIie Rsrord.r"
states, IN t "The act for the survey and dist,h,;
the lands in the occupancy Of the Cherokee one Of the
Chief measures OF tho session, W i'll psshans nnl.,.. a.
revision and correction Of the next General x,,.mhI
The shape in which has passed can NOT rSs.on NJ
give offence even to those who affect to feel most Nv
Psthy Tor the iudians. authorizes for the yre,sn,
merely the survey Of the Indian Territory into S.e
t'ona Districts. which, besides preparing The country
20. me immediate operation Of the District SURVEYORS
auor ne compact between the United States and C;eor
led. viii T. Al.
aole the State to enforce her Jurisdiction and law,
ehec'uay over the Cherokees, by the appontmen M Of
cVi ohcers within the several sections; the preoara
tory surveys may alec furnish additional iniorma ion
10 the extent OF the gold region in that quarter Tn.
OIL passed the House Of Representatives in shane n
create apprehension that the enforcement of it. p,ovs-
'ons msht produce collision between the State and g..
neral Government It's modification in the Senate
10 cause 10 anticipate any such unpleasant result"
~. OF resolutions was laid before the Legislature
inc suoJec OF the Tariff and Internal n,s
when those, which had passed the Sena.s. came h,
lore the n OF r., Messrs. Bes aud Towns both pro.
M Mr. Bs strongly protests against the
mended it, by vote of 700 e. by adding the ,yord
",nconstttutiondPD-a Against the assumed no,v.r
% 'ns,na, lmprovementmbut caste slur upon
the nuil,iying doctrine These revolutions were .nb
seqnently laid on the table by vote of SO 10 AZ Mr.
beaFs revolutions were then adopted--They refsr bv
o. 1s%s to the Protest Of Georgia mad.
STATES on the I2h January, 1922 "with due solemn
y"-and then 20 on, as follows:
of
Psog ,s That The STATE Georgia. influenced fs By
and by community the Uaon 30 n S s or. states
purity our sns
is %ssae ag:" r % and
an racton of tho sacred bond Unon m
senate of ftR se Tn .sas g, and Dc
Descend dSss s S SGs
of apa Soy a, sovereign and
osn Ss % to S yss weTo utterly dsregaed com
ou ana 70 po''e reluctantly adop, herein be
Reoved &C., That State looks with the deepest,
TO the Of Gen. Jackson the Presidency the United
that he will rlessy 90 hi, official power. will
the PIog ga: expenditure of the public money
ing he Government to its original simplicity exercise of al
Ihese resolutions were adopted by vote of 76 10 AZ
-nu' ,hey were ordered TO lie the table OF the Sc
| pate, during the residue OF the Session
on the evening preceding the adjournment of the
LEGISLATURE an incident occurred which has excitrd
the deepest interest The Miled. willie Journ,i ~ ~
ION, gives the following account Of it," On Wedne,
gay evening the Governor transmitted to boh Houses
the subJoined communication. relating TO A summon.
addressed to him in cover but directed to he STAT
% georgia, admonishng sad State 10 appear on the
second Monday in January next, before The Sunr.m
Court of the United States TO answer in the ca,. ~ ~
Indian tried al Hall Superior Court found yuiity -
murder, and sentenced to be hung. This summons /.
so extraordinary that many members of the Legislature
ana DINER citizens. are under the impre s.on that il /.
spurious whether 1t Is so not, the gi.latsre
treated the subject seriously, and in becomoo mar
aer, as VIII be seen ~ the resolutions adopted by both
"House Of Representatives, Wednesday. Deee,be, %
The following communed alton was re eiyed from tLs
Governor, which, after being read with the accompanv
ing document, was referred, motion OF Mr. HAYNES
10 Select Committee, composed Of Messrs HAYNES
Bea oil Twiggs, Howard Of Baldwin, Nc Donald, and
Schley. SUI
"ExECUrIvE DEPARTMENT.
December %, 1880. {
VI submit 10 the Legislature, for its IN.
copy OF communication received this day.
ne signed by the Chief Justice Of the United States
add TO be citation Of the State of Georgia TO appear he
,oie 'he supreme Court, on the second Monday in
January neat TO answer TO that tribunal Tor bayin.
caused person who bsd committed murder within tbs
limits o. he State, 10 be tried and convicted
ihe object OF this mandate is to control the STATE II
me exercise Of its ordinary jursdicton which, in crim
na cases, has been vested by the Constitution exeLu
! sively in its Superior Courts
$50 FAR as concerns the exercise Of tho no,x.r xb;.h
belongs TO the Executive Department. orders I've
from The Supreme Court for the purposs of ar
in any manner interfering with this dccsions of ths
Courts oil the State, in the exercise of their cons,
'ional jurisdiction, will be disreQarded: and any
20 enforce such orders, will be resisted with whs,sys,
force tue laws have placed at nv command
1.-THE judicial power thus ATTEMPTED 10 he
by tue Courts OF the United States, is submitted 10 q,
sustained u must eveDuate la the utter M
tue state Governments, ia other cop.eousnc., No,
,ess a'a TO the peace and prosperity Of our present
| highly favored country.
(sisned GEORGE r.. GILMER.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, %.
| 70 INC state NJ Georgia, GREETING:
you are hereby cited aud admoDisbe ed 10 be and a,
pear az supreme Court OF the United s atss 10 +,
nolueh AZ washington, on the second MONDAY in Janu.
airy next, pursuant 10 writ Of error filed In ,bs a.
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