Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21

" iaIlna'eu ads nv which they may be brought be-
Se'sils s % Court for adjudication:
Se tie sep went Oh to say, that 1t the OBJ
he Vpa entertaining jurisdiction in this case
D' aot fatal to the application: mere Were ON
sss %. on which an application Tor the inter-
4 sfOa IS this Court in the case would encoun-
ksa'e ., objections. II Jurisdiction was exer-
1 sra!s no case. it must be on the ground that
ssisea u Ia. are foreign nation; and the re-
h Ca', Ss,reen foreign Powers and the States
aioa' OI n - the charge of different branch OF
| ys Paceu ",snt, For this Court to undertake
ae Govern" snrh questions, would be to assume
lrOlu''', ,ssr not intended TO be vested IN it.
pollca, tros as argued, that the Cherokee Ma
SI osooressed by the State oil Georgia &c.
a9n Op,d not to this Court 1.-THE OPINION con-
S'O"s IN, 10 other tribunals, 10 assert their
' !@,' ,rd redress their wrongs.
1;,'' I I".,ice Baldwin delivered very long Sc
VT ' o;n;ou, agreeing entirely in the conclu-
ra'e oP I;rb the Majority of the Court had ar
aon % ~, ""' nor coneurring in the views taken in
'' S,j,on which had been read
~, Justice Johnson also delivered a separate
~ on the 0uestien.-Naf. M.
-SaS~
New York. March II.
NV the arrival Of the ship Virginia,
+r.'Co,;ns. Vera Cruz papers have been
'P .1'JI 81 ,be lst inst. The most interesting
ri''' ,,;o m which they contain is that relating
fi9' " NJ ,ud execution of Guerrero. We are
' ue - the politeness of the editors OF the
4'o.II s Commerce for a file Of the Registre
rsri,l to the 22d ut.
n ~. cowiDs is hasty translation of the sem
..,re passed on Guerrero:
'l ~. P,;1s,us the proceedings previous to the
~, CD,' signed by ID. Miguel Gonzalez, as com
W. ,.-,ot II the port Of Huatulco, directing ID.
,n M Mia Lanes to draw up for and communi-
- the fictitious ID. Fincente Guerrero.
..,,Docd;or statement, setting forth the diifer-
hes b. him committed. aud especially that
So, s,eyols one Of high treason. (Iesd nacton)
4 ,oosderins on the part Of the accused the
Gs.,,iop and exposition Of the Attorney General
declaration made to the Council OF War.
Sn,bDO,in the presence of the accused, that
III r,iyed that advantage. and begged the
r,,acl tn excuse him. As he had nothing 10 al
49,. :, his defence: the whole being well exam
al together with the conclusion OF the said At
.,,sy General, and what was alledged by the
k,ler the Council has condemned. and does
.,Jemn the said ID. Niucente Guerrero to the
.-,l,r Of death bv shooting, III conformity to
n,c,i,ion, Of the law of the eth September
M and the articles, sc. Signed at Ojaco,
Ea 10Th.
,D Official notice dated at Cuilapa. February
M. announces the execution of the sentence,
NJ NE aterment of the body at Z O'Clock in the
zEnng Of that day.
OAJ,cA, Feb. 18th.
Genpral Guerrero was shot Yesterday in the
nl Of Culapa. two leagues from this CITY,
kad ali necessary attendance and the best
,ylratioas for happy death; and in fact it was
,Duy, as he yerv soOn resigned TO suffer this
sniy, and thought of nothing but going
DO eternity like true Catholic, who. 1t he
,aeiJ the terrible Judgment OF severe and IN
lbIe Judge, con6ded in his ineffable mercy,
sivas far from saving like Cain. nGjor est IN
rGas nsa guam M reniaDl Werear."
The conduct Of the people of Oajaca on this
NaaSOu has been very praiseworthy. The un-
a,prSel tranquility which has prevailed need
hot b. noted, as it is well known that the people
arnnaIy inclined to it. What most claims
lteadOa is the exemplary moderation they have
'IAa'el and the uniformity Of sentiment mani
: ttscd b. them.
D&ere we're any. who in good or bad faith
iHaed an adhesion To the person or cause of Gu
ten, they stiled their deepest feelings, aud
scrt alone uttered their signs for the fate of
81 nan, certainly meriting compassion. At
o' ame time, those opposed to him did not Of
u insult tn his misfortunes They did not
''Aeaiestya Of the occasion Of his death, but
'nIlssOnated his fate
l''r seems to be every appearance OF the
s'a,on Of order throughout the Mexican
S.'> We have no time to dav for further trans
e,n'' nor do We find any thing further of par
ulr Importance.
las passage IN the vulgate is variant from
sl|'''n 10 our translation: " My punishment
;Taer than can oear."
y &NSS
~ James Barbour. understand that.
N s,,'r'day OF last week. q numerousiv attend
y O,aner was given at Orange Court House. to
'ines Barbour, by his fellow-citizens, as a
,"'"al OF t,eir respect for his private cha
= aad distinguished public services. Re.
we 70 a complimentary toast. he addressed
S:%aPany. at some length. with his wonted
and eoquence. 4 Toast in honor Of his
sadge P. P. Barbour, being announced.
:: ssnue'nau also made speech Mr.. Madl.
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