Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

felRlous men are appealed such
uons-as uhiaithiu to the ConStituOn-unfahiul TO his
oath!
But Mr.. President there another and sin more afro
cious calumny in relation this subject which feel
my duty-my duty 10 truth and Justice, well as to
those who hear me-dsuctly expose The public are
constantly told, that the Missionaries now incsrcer,ed In
AMI 'cichcd refusal Of General JGchsOn 10 execute he
judgment 81 me Supreme Court If The United States
!e'"efed h he JdUOT during the last tcinfer, (Which
Judgment the Opposition papers i'm every part of the
country aud particularly this state, General jackson
WAS bound by the Law and the Constitutions To carry into
effect is not Lawyer in The Union OF an repu-
Ion' who would dare to pledge his such
nen'; IT IL utterly destitute of the semblance of
rum The practice Of the Supreme Court of the United
States in cases brought before il from the State Courts is
regulated by The judicial act OF 1889. by this act when
ever Tue judgment of the State Court reversed the SUI
prcme Court OF the United acS remand the to tho
Sas Court with special manlatc requiring the State
Court To reverse its Judgment and render and carry in
TO elect, the Judgment given By the Supreme Court All
hai The Snpremc Court do is issue such nlandato
whichs directed tie President nor TO any a. : ofcer
but only 10 the State Court fe State Court refuse 10 obey
The mandate, the must be brought second time be-
lore the SuPene Court OF the United States, who may
proceed, ia their discretion, 'to final decision OF tho
cause, ana may 'GtcGrd erecUiion." This execution
will be directed to United States Marshal who is au-
hosed by the OF the 18th February 1885, 10 take the
same steps az sheris under the State Laws If the
ecuuon OF this process be obstruced by "conbina-
uons too powerful to be suppressed by the ordinary
course Judicial proceedings, by the powers vested in
the Mar5hal then, and then only, the President au-
,hor'ed by the same act of 1906, if he thinks proper To
90 So olneiere BY calling out the Mi Tia of The State or
oil any other State States, may be ssarv TO sum
press such con'bina'ons and TO cause the Laws DO
duly executed" Now, in the cases of Mr.. Worces-
ter and Mr.. Butler, the Judgment of the Supreme
Court was rendered the latter part of February last
and special mandate was Immediately issued 10 the
Court oil Gwnnett county, before which the prisoners
had been convicted, commanding that Court TO en-
ter judgment in favor OF the prisoners and discharge
them from custody. The Court OF Gwinnett county re-
use' to obey the mandatea step anticipated by the pub
lie, and not unprecedented in history. The Superior
GGurt ol Appeals IN virginia had once done the sans
ne; and IN very recent case, the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts have asserted the right TO do the same
thing if in their judgment the Supreme Court have not
jurisdiction oil The cause Before any return could be
crved from Georgia. the Supreme Court of the u States
a'ourned and the be brought before it
until January next II the cause should then be again
brought before the Court they should think proper TO
award process to the Marshal commanding him TO set the
defendants liberty and the Marshal should be- opposed
in It's execution by such combination bcloi
them and not till then, would be the duty the President
to enter upon aud decide the solemn and nome
question, whether TO call the militia tor the pur-
pose OF executing the laws.
This is bet history Of the proceedings in the Case Of
the Imprisoned Missionaries; and every of YOU will
glance that the President not refused TO carry
into effect the judgment of the Supgcme Court hut that
IN he present state oil the case, he has right auto
~ 10 Interfere This indeed, was expressly admitted in
leading aud well considered article published in the Ma
onsI Integencer in March last, aud extensively copied
IN all our papers And yet great proportion of the On
position papers in this state, only engaged al his
moment in giving currency to this daring mis-
butin many OF them il coupled with appeals TO the der
gy ana to professors OF religion, to out, noDY
IN opposition TO General Jackson ccase OF his cruelty TO
the Imprisoned Missionaries who are kent in confncent
by his waon refusal TO The Judgment of the Court
Sir hardly dare trust myself speak this subject
but cannot withhold the expression OF my aslonishment
regret ana indignation that men can be iOHd in a com
MUMMY n%e ours who can dare, on grounds so fascso
plpaby-s hameluly faise-o put forth such appeals
la The name OF Eternal Justice invoke the magnaninity
ana honor oil me respectable portions OF opponents
put stop 10 these nearious attempts 10 deceive the rs
gou7 public, and TO induce them organized corps
TO take course which, adopted by them, but be
fatal 10 The best interests OF Religion and Morality If il
must be so, let the conduct of their presses take full IL
ccnsc in every other natter let them caunniae and belle
HAY ena cd II
head OF tue government, in every other respect al their
peasurel II it must be soft tie appees of those for
whom you cater be gross and that nothing
will satisfy them hut calumny and invcctye-te them
then, we conscientious guardians of the public veal tell
them OF the uncouiness and yulgarty, the ignorance and
stupidity OF Andrew jackson Yes tell them thisthose
OF who have thrust yourselves lis presence and
Paraken OF his inequalities and wtncsse ed the noble frank
ness aud chalnc courtesy with which lac bore him,
towards you And whilst week To week We repeat
those thrice old tales, neruS them with exhibitions To-
day-ol The worn out lettering dotdrd; and TO morrowof
The "roaiing lion proving for his prey! But come not,
with dc6led aud uuhd)we feet aud p of fasehood and
hypocrisy, cOasecatsd ground! Spare TO society the
Institutions OF religious spare its peaceful Joys its
e-inpifing rUPes! Persist in your efforts 10 enlist
The clergy and the religious community an associated
Dody, IN The ranks OF Parizan waiiarc!Leavc each of
them TO act AZ his own aud shall direct;
and as he shall approve himself 'io his own Master LEI
each stand fa! Persist not repeat in your I'M.
haoWcd abors Tor such are the weakness and perfee-
ton even Of the best Of mem those efforts nav i'm
some cases, possibly prove successful hnd if you SHOULD
SUCCEEDS now, alter you have cmbroilcd llc religious
communy political controversy, and destroy ed the use
luncss OF The clergy aud arrayed brother against bro
tcr, ard broken up churches and sundered tie strong
est and most sacred lies, and mingled with the streams OF
piey The waters OF bitterness and stnfehow will Won,
repair tho mischief you have done? How bring back the
blessings you have destroyed
Sir there many other considerations connected viii,
this subject, which, IL occasion permitted might be-
tempted to daie. cdn but add single observation and
that by way Of caution In times Of great political ex-
element IL is difficult 10 control the passions; and vet al
no time, Is IL necessary TO do Whilst we maintain
with rnnoss views Of truth duty let all our
exerons he guided by integrity and Justice and temper
ell with moderation and iracrn,l charity IL our oppo-
nens resort TO improper means, let initiate such
examples; on the contrary, let show them tha we es-
tCem nothing sacred than truth nothing SO valuable
virtue. The intelligence Just received from Pannsyl.
vanid and Ohio shows us that tie cause s safe. Our
friends IN those States have noby rumphed over the i'm.
iuence Of the Bank. and the cxerons Of The parties In
whose aid that influence employed " the Re-
puhicans of New Xorl will but dO their dtfv their
ch0te duty, and nothing bit their duty they may
safely leave the result with good hopes Of success 10 the
Intelligence OF tie People, and % tie favor that beuia-
uanl Providence which has thus lar watched over the in
eress OF beloved country and raised from small be-
giunings TO i;s present state Of prosperity and honor.
NOTE A.
The Constitution established by the Cherokees for their
government indepeHdcni Sf0fe, adopted AT
Convention Of Representative Of the Nation the goth
OF July, 1927 The legislative power was vested IN
general council, by which the executive and judiciary
20 Ice apponed AMI the fret general council we're
10 bo, end were Chosen ON the first Monday OF August
1929 The Grs NEE Jug Of hc general council was I'm Oc
Obtr. 1928; at which time the government may bo
coneidefcd "a actually put iROiOn II will he seen bv
reference in these dates, that the preliminary proceedings
al. a.