Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

this Commonwealth at their pres, III session
with reqaesI that you would he pleased 10
preseas ihrm 10 the consideration of TIM
Legislature oil the STATE over which you pre-
SIDE.
Wuh sentiments of great respect. Sc
LEVI LINCOLN,
Governor OF Ns.sas hus.t,s.
HIS Ereepency, he GDpernor Of Nrgtnla.
CO MNONWEALlli oi NJ ASSACHUSE1Ts.
In The year Of our Lord 1881.
Whereas, certain late pI ocvrding OF The Gov
eTntnent OF Georgia are oi a nature 10 ere ate
very serious appre henSio 10 The min.i. oil tho
good people oil the Unlon. respecting III IN
,egrity aud permanence oil cur civil institutions:
aud,
Whereas il is the tighI and duty OF III.
State Governments and OF the people, whilr
they carfa'y avoid my attempt 10 inf aenoe
the Courts Of Justice, IN any case. ha, may
he pendiug brfGre them, TO express their op,G-
ions with freedom upon the conduct vi all ihel,
political agent nnd soon the general condi-
ton OF the Country, Whenever tho occasion
may appear To require Therefore.
l. ReSoirGd, by the Scnate and House OF
Representatives. that the Federal Consultation
the laws Of the United States m ada IN nnrsu.
ance thereof, md all treaties made under the
authority OF the Unned States. are the svuyem.
law oil TIL land and that tue Judges NJ every
State are bound thereby. any thing ~ tho Con
stIuIiou or laws of any state 10 the Contrary
notwithstanding.
2. ReSoiued, That the judicial powsr n, tbe
Unned States extends to all cases "a law and
equity, arising under thu Constitution the isxs
OF the Uuirrd states, aDd The treaties mad. I'M
der their authority ; and that no State eau
tightIuiy enjoin upoa ITS executive officer, 20
disregard or resist by feice any proces, or
.nandate which may be served upou II in surh
cases in due tom OF law, by authority oil tue
United States.
8. keIoiued. That tits the duty of the Pres
dont OF the UDited States TO take care that the
conititulion,'he laws OF the United States L. the
treaties made under their authority are iaith-
in1iy executed. any hing in the Consliiu,ion,
laws or acts oiaDy STATE. 10 the contrary, not
wiihstandlng.
4. Resolved, That the Senator's and Renr,.
sentat,ves OF the State oil Ma.sachu.ei,, IN
Congress he. and they hereby are reqneacd
aud instructed ~ use all the meaas 10 then
power 10 preserve inyioaie the pubic fnIth of
the country. and to susts,n the rightul authol-
ny OF tue government Of the Unted STAIRS 10
all It's departments.
b. Rssot0ed, That His Ecelency the Govern
OF be, aud he hereby Is iequsstei to transmit IA
Sopy W 'hVsT 'tsV1u'iob 10 'nG governors Hl
all he other States, 10 the end that they ma,
0e submitted to the Legislatures of the sam.
Tor their consideration and alao 10 the sen.
ators and Representatives of the State IN Con-
gress.
in Lbuss Of Representatives., March, 1881.
w. Is. CALHOUN, Speaker.
In Senate, March ldh fs3i--reaa aud con.
CURED IN. SAMUEL LAtHkOP, President
March lAh, IS3l-.aPProved
LEVI LINCOLN.
The letter OF the Governor al 20 enclosed GER
lain resolutions Of the Legislature Of Ma,ss.
cnuseus In relation TO the organization of tue
militia oil The United State.
On motion ol Mr. Gliner tho above ducn.
ments were ordered 10 lie on the table.
Mr.. Kiyes OF CampbrI, moved tue reoon,-
ieTalion OF the vote OF yesterday, rejecting The
bull for the regula uon OF thr manner OF Gran.
ting license TO retail ardent sprint, winch was
agreed 10 and on motion OF Mr.. NJ iler Of
PoWhaian. the VOTE on IN" engrossment Of
the bill was EeconS.dered, aud u Vas recon-
united.
On motion Of MIR. Carskadon, "A report oflhe
Committee OF Schools and Colleges Oh c rain
resolutions, declaring II ineIpedltnt 90 ma ~
iurher appropriation 10 the PrlHarV SchUOI
Fund, was taken W,
Nj. Carsks ion moved 10 strike opi The word
inezpedient, aud Ins-rt " is reasonubie III his
motion was supported by MI. kiyes OF Camp.
bell, who stated that there was now A sur plus
IA The Literary Fund, which gave tho Legisls.
ture the power 10 make this appropriation
whle the necessity Tor u had been proved by
the reports OF the Comm ssioners lrpn every
county, IN which ii was declared that their
quotas were not suit cent.
Mr.. Rives Of Prince George. moved 10 lay
the report on the table, the Chairman Of the
Committee Of D h9os and Colleges was absent.
Nj. Ierr,I Supported the motion which was
rejected
Mr. Eppes offered some remarks 10 opposi.
ion 10 the motion OF M. Csfskadon. The
aurs,ion being taken, il was aeteed tos aud the
report ~asre-commltied.
The following engrosseI bills were read q
third time aud passed-To authorize q seps.
rate election at Euqua's Store, in the country
Of Chanotte-Further to regulate the practice
of sung out and prosecuting writs OF scire ia
the Fincasle & Buchanan
Turnpike Compsny-To amend an act incor
purating company Tor the construction Of
turnpike from Winchester to Smib6rld--rc
incorporate the Lynchburg aud New Rive,
RAJ. Road Company.
The ba, regulating certain tolls on the Ka
nawha Turnpike, was read a second time
! I This bill PROVIDES for the reduction Of th,
tolls Oh tue Stages OF Por'er and Belden.i
Mr.. Goode moved the indefinite pos pone
ment OF the bill. his motion was debsted a
CONSIDER able length Iessrs. Goode and Greer
supporting aud Messrs. Mays. Summer,
| Claiborne, Leigh, Trrril and Williams, Of s
| opposing il.
The uetion to postpone uas rejected by