Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-15

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THoNAs MAURICE, Of the u. 8. Enei-
neer corps, fell down yesterday whilst
Itrsnsaeting busiuess st the Engineer
Department. and instantaneousiy ex-
pired !--Naf. Int MarcA 9,
Oar distinguished fellow ei,isep.
Mr.. WiRI, has no inientiou OF chang.
lag his residence from this city.
The repert, that III health had iodu.
esd the dsterqisatlen TO remove to
Lsutsisea, 10 unfounded In each mar
tiesiar; and ~ such, has been contra.
diesed 10 the paper that 6rss rave /,
esrresey.--l Bot. PAT.
The unsettled state Of Euseoe AZ
this time. and the symptoms Of turbu.
iencs and discontent which are every
where to b observed, renders il hirh
y probable that before another wear.
the whole continent will be involved
IN tumvlt and war--a tumult which
will Affect all classes Of the community.
and war involving in its issue the
tate Of kings, nstions and powers.
(Phls<isipAsa $as. T. Pssf.
nfcRnoxD, MARCH 6.
The called meeting Of the citizens
Of Richmoud twho arc friendly to A.
Jackson, and opposed TO the nemins :.
t'ou Of N. Van Baren,) was TO have
been held ct the Capitol, Iast night. ?
e'elock-eut the Gathering was thin
and the meeting did not organize itself
at ail.-Enq,arer.
The washingtoa correspondent Of the u. q.
Ssazette, speaking Of the dsc sion Of the Suprrm.
Court IN the case OF Georgia and the Missions
ries, aye
The next step, ] presume, will be
10 issue . mandatory process. The
Marshal Of the State Of Georgia will.
IN all probability, refuse to serve IL.
and will resign his Office. The au,ho.
rites Of Georgia will protest against
the step, and refuse permission 10 any
United States officer TO serve IL. The
President Of the United States will
side with Georgia. end will. conse.
qaently, take no step to enforce the
process. What then 10 to be done I?
Will Congress impsach the President
II nothing 10 done, will the Judges
continue TO wear their Judicial robes,
and 10 cit on the bench after their
power shali have departed from ,hemf
These are very Important questions.
IL cannot Be doubted that the strength
OF our government 10 about to be test.
ed BY this Judgment; at the same time
! have not met with = single indisiduai
who does not approve the integrity Of
the decision, and honor the indepeu.
deDce Of the Court by which il has
been pronounced. presume that, in
the course Of . very short time, we
snaIi hear OF the measures 20 which il
will give rise. There 10 ample time
Tor reply from Georgia, and for In.
ultimate action Of the federal govern.
ment. before the adjournment or Con.
ercss."
"a gentleman informs me, that he
has good reason to know that the Pre-
sident. 40 soon ~ he heard of the ma.
tare OF the judgment, gave il to be
distinctly understood that he should
not aid in carrying that judgment into
effect
HE oeclslon Of the Supreme Court,
ifs importance and its consequences.
are the alI-sbsorbing theme Of CONVEX
satien. Every enc locks to the future
with. ave add apprshensios. There
are Georgia representatives who talk
unressrvsdly Of the course which 10 90
DO pursued By that State, and il is q
course which must either tend to the
psnishmsnt Of that State, or 10 the
destruction Of the character Of our con-
fedsrsey abroad, IL not 10 its annihila-
ton at home. That the Judgment will
prove a AGILITY, on aeesnnt Of the eff.
feetasI resistance which Georxia will
present 20 its execution, and the de.
tsrmination Of Gen. Jsckson not 10 aid
~ its enforcement, every enc fears;
bat no enc seems to be able 20 pene.
trats beyend that point, aud 10 deter.
mine what's to follow. The House Of
Representatives, IL 10 said. are too de.
votediy partizan in their characters
aod feelings, to impeaeh ths President.
Will the Judges thea eontinus to pro.
n q