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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07
TO rYE EDTy'opS az, nm, r, ,.or,yDrp

t,, TO rHE EDITORS Of TIE EYaUTRER
peg leave to assufo the author Of
Mr. Faulkner postpone until session of the Legislature
~" eeeuo9 OF Senator In Congress, did mjure
sruy high aud disposed the proper
" The STATE WAS probably 10y the Reporter
lh not noan designed historical
cs siSnuoni tho of opinion
sumed. ~
am represented having .stl VIM. H. Giles
CO. MS scat nnd that he bad complied with the cali" Mr..
n Ms, Hysred but not Gated member Of
eensue The resolutions adopted pat tho
SION OF Ielland 1872 February perhaps. wt avs
wholly incorrect, Snd entirely unTounded be permit
.ouihc aud whilst admit the statement tep9d
peIns the Hni the
from that cause together wih the bud fceres
uson then President Of tn IT, States cct,ply su,t,n,
correct IN my statement The circumstances
enI to vote osr'i tho renewal OF hc Bpuk
Mr. Giles ohy"d the nsuucionbu donied ibo
y" nSurt-hcnce the uhe report n.
sq edCIcd 'h" i0ur session Of sll-l2 (Frb,uary
"ps) The session OF the Legsl 5l2-13 Giles
10 spir and style which bv dspca.c which,
ms dSferntd o' the Legislative will hHd usoneJ-Lut certainly
"cI'r'ing 10 my recollection, nctcRscdit.
IN H.. Full OF 1915 N Giles his place the uoetn
me Assembly leaving neatly hair the of uneNpcd
Whatever have boon Mr. 40
70 The tact of s standing with States With
assembly md In tho public estimation generally bong
WI not gainay then in public life and been
my hnpfe'ons aud different This w. however,
better judges " '''' ~ w
The dokcst Mr. Gna potic,l life lowered ovo hin,
sun o popular vor broke brightly npon him la after
Time few individuals yntfed than yself; who bav
pnrtakcn largely public Misrepresentation spesc
voted Tor him Governor, admire great cn-nnd
these feelings, and that intended
yuy nor dspausement hope satisfied
'"n ~, mere s iet The matter rest LAW. Il. DADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

A MEXICAN ECLIPSE--In the contract between
IA Capt. j. j. Harfi'on and Walter Living son ESQ IN,
relation the OF Eclipse the present year. now IN
my possession, there is the following clause.
There Is to 10 insurance Of any nfare--and the
horse is To be advertised in such nanner and under such
restrictions that the whole OF c money, az well the
said Livingslon's part the said Harrsons il 10 he
payable 10 Edward r. lIcks e agent Of both parties
The price Of the is sixty dollars-Thal gentle
men ~ distance who pauOnile Eclipse, may know
where and TO whom 10 remit this Is made public. Capt
Harrsons advertisement at large is forthcoming, which
the friends Of Eclipse referred for Toll inorma-
ton My addr IS is Lai0reneeUUe Brunswick county
P0ginn. EDWARD B HICKS
Feb. 70. 9t-2awlw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

u We are requested TO announce GEoRoE LoYALE
Esq OF the Borough of Norfolk, Candidate for Con-
gress at the ensuing election in the district composed Of
,he counties OF Norfolk, Princess .Snnr, Nansenond,
Elizabeth City and Isle OF Wight.
W W. are authorized To state that JOSEPH c. CABELL
Esq will be again candidate for a seat in tie Heusr oe
Delegates a, the ensuing election. in the county Mel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07
C-R. IRVING, ia C.
Feb IL 93-wl2w
Feb. 81.

q COMMISSION BUSINESS.-1he Subscribers have
~ a'tciaed themselves for the purpose of ransac,ng
General Commission Business 10 he conducted in Rich
mond under the firm of Richard S. Frederick Anderson 6.
Cos aud in Petersburg under the farm of Richard Amer-
& Co.
More Than twenty years experience of the senior
in the Commission Business in Richmond and bis in
innate acquaintance with the produce OF th State aud
pccmlIy ot the article OF tobacco, will they acr them
selves by strict attention To the NAV be con-
hded To trm eue them - share Of public patronage.
that Of the friends OF The late firm r. < T. AnIer,on is
particularly solicited Liberal advances will he made on
conSgmments If iob,cco -four and coon aud orders foe
tiose articles strictly attic nded to-
RICHARD ANDERSON,
FREDERICK ANDERSON
WIN. ANDERSON, JR
NATHI. +. BOWE
Jan II. 7s-w9,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07
NEM DRY GOODS EsrABLIsHNlENr

NEW DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
TENHONAS r. PRICE RICHMOND VIRGINIA. has
ID taken the store lately occupied by -Nesss. COch-
ran, Barnes s. PGttesOn and will open in a few weeks
an entirely neo and toeH assorted Stock of STAPLE and
Fdhey ing Goods, which he is anxious 10 sell at the
lOct prices, and invites the attention Of the patrons of
maj concern his own friends and the public genera
WIN the assurance that every eJ shall be made to give
sa'istdc ion.
His arrangements such In other markets q. 10 keen
HIN regularly supplied with the latest and desi; abk,
styles in his line. March r I0s wdwI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

BID UNAWAY IN .JAsI.-Comnmtrd 10 the Jail of I.s
h y county OF Amelia, the IIth Feb 1888, a negro
man JOHN, who says bc belongs a trader Cha
T. Anderson) and that he purchased him O. Mir John
alien OF aibemare, some time before Chrstmas-hat ho
runaway from his Master time Christmas Oh hs
way TO Petersburg John 10 bright mulato, about I'VE
ieet six or seven inches high, very likely twenty two or
three years OF ags had on when committed, wool hat
lLont halt worn, very good suit OF mixed domestic
cotton 'hirt, very good lion skin great coat. he
owner oil the same, is requested TO forward prove
property, pay charges and take him out of Jail or he viii
be dealt with the law directs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

70 the James River and Kanawha Work, has passed 6ok
Houses.
The Bill spprOpriating $4,000 year, for years, has
also passed.
The Legislature will probably adjourn Tomorrow or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

ri OflCE-BeIng des,rOus Of settling nay admmistra-
q ton OF the estate ct Mrs. Euphauia Claiborne de-
ceased late OF King william county all persons having
claims against my iniesiate requested bring the I'D
forward, duly established, speedily VS. possible.
CORBIN BRAXTON
Admir-. OF Euphana Claiborne, deed
King William, Dec. p 6s-w3,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

FREDERICKSBURG IRON AND BRASS FOtJ "
n. DRY The subscribers having associated them
selves together under the firm of Ellison Jones' would
respectfully Inform the public that they have nearly
pleteA building extensive Iron aud Brass Foundry
situated the head OF Commerce street. and will have
it in operation by the 20jh March, when they will be
able to execute Castings (both of iron and brass) of
all descriptions, and also Smith Work. And from the ex-
perience OF JONES, who has managed OF the most
extensive Foundres the North and understands tho
roughly the business in all IFS various paris they expect
TO give satisfaction, aud solicit public patronage.
EBENEZER ELIASOy, Jr.
JAMES r. JONES
N. B-Leters addressed to the firm will meet willis
prompt attention Feb. 20 95-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

rP We have attempted to give all Nj Rves's Speech
10 one P'Per-buin vsiu We shall finish IL on Saturday
II he very able synopsis Of Professor De's article
on Slavery has come TO hsndand will appear forthwith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

We have seen = letter from washington NJ Mondsy
morning, which states that " MI McDnfr set out vrs
to-day and Mr. Calhoun to-day, tor S. Carolina They
are rushing ON TO be in Colsmba this day week. Mon
DAY neVJ IN order be present at the meeting Of tbc
Convention, and 50 70 work up the ingredients u Multi
hcaon, IS IN st the state Of parties and the combina
tons made here Mark dis prognosrc."
The Baltimore American Of Tuesday informs, thai"
letter received Yesterday lon Washington states that the
commissioners under e Neapoisn Treaty arc sppoin.
ed, and
JOHN X LTvtNesroN. in. Of New York
- SiLLrMAN, Of Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-07

'ER V. DANIEL, Of vi
49, SWAMI, Secretary
-- BB ENT, Clerk.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11
Jonathan in Search of a Wife.

Jonathan Brown, was one of the like
Hest fellows who resided in the pleas
ant village of Nemochink, in the year
of our Lord 1880. He was about six
and twenty years of age, of an athletic
hgure, and iron constitution; and it
was said he could NOW over more a.
ores of land, or lay up more rods Of
stone wall in a day, than any lad in
those parts.
His father had been dead about three
years and half, and had left the bulk
of his property consisting of large
dwelling house, spacious barn and
out-houses, and a aourishing farm, to
his beloved son Jonathan. His younger
sister lived with him, and his mother
acted in quality of house keeper.
After his fathers death every thing
went on smoothly enough for a time;
but at length the old lady unwisely
aimed at despotic authority, and ex-
pressed a resolution to regulate the
household affairs, without regard to
the convenience or wishes of her son.
Jonathan bore it patiently enough for
a few months-bpt one day after q vi
client dispute with his maternal parent,
respecting the propriety of killing and
sailing down favorite porker, before
or after Thanksgiving, Jonathan I'M
dutifully declared that he would live so
no longer, and cruelty destroyed all
the old lady's dreams of dominion, by
expressing determination to get a
wife.
1t was about o'clock in the after
noon of the 18th of November, when
Jonathan Brown proceeded to put him.
self in decent trim; and when the rich
harvest of his chin and upper lip had
been gathered-when his hair was
smoothly combed, and he was attired
in his best broadcloth coat and untalk-
aboutables, with silver watch and waist
coat to match,--he was as decent a
looking personable sort of man as
one would see in a summers day.
! AS he signing left his native home
upon this most important expedition, he
communed with himselc-''I never had
much acquaintance with the gals about
in these parts, and | don't know as any
of them will have me.-'Tis but try.
ing, arter all, and if one won't, who
knows but another will.-There's
Squire Jones' daughter Nabby. She's
a real fine gal-l'll try her first
They say Deacon Thompson's son ha:
a sneaking notion arter her-but
don't believe it. May be she'll think
herself too much of lady for me; BIZ
tshe looked so pretty last Sunday a
Injecting in her new bonnet, that i
shan't be my fault if she does not be
come Mrs. Brown. But if she's foo
enough to say Nay. there's Nancy
Tompkins, who has lately returne,
from visiting her rich uncle in Boston
| She's used to genteel society--is. quit,
aAady-been educated at a boardin,
school, and will make me hashy wife
| don't believe she's got beau vet
and | dare say will be glad of such
chance. Then there's Peggy Pipkin
!. the prettiest gal in all the town. II
!. be sure there's always some sparks al
= ter her-and some folks do tell strang
u stories ofher-but don't believe ther
: though, | dare say | can have hel
Z and if the worst comes to the wors
: there's Sally Johnson. She's no gres
II beauty, it is true; but she is a goo
olgirl, and has been well brought VI
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11
MARTINsBURG, CvA) THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1885,

Rhine-To an imprisoned Lion--A
Peep at the Pow-wow, by Member
Editors Table.
Under the general head of Literary
| and Critical notices, will be found short
reviews ofnew editions ofByron, Moor's
Evenings in Greece, Banim's Ghost
Hunter, Bennie's Alphabet of Insects,
Taylor's History of Ireland-the Life
of Sailor, and Flin,'s lectures on Ma
tural History. Under the head offine
Arts, are notices of various specimens
of Engravings.
All the papers in this number are o.
riginal, which speaks well for the in
dustry of the editor, and the spirit with
which the work is supported by It's
friends. The character of the contri-
buttons is also a guarantee that it is to
be tceH supported. This is the third
number and the best. We are glad to
see, by the advertisement prefixed, that
the proprietors have already realized
an extensive circulation. "--Bah. An.
Some examinations have recently
taken place in England on the subject
of printing the Bible. One of the per-
sons examined, was Mr.. Joseph Parker,
a bookseller at Oxford. In the course
of his examination he said, 81 can ven-
ture to say that every attention possi-
BILE is paid to the accuracy of the BIZ
thleS that we nrint and we Offer tn av
cry person who will inform us, a sove-
reign for every error of any impor-
lance and effecting the sense, and for
every printers error, such as the turn
ing of a letter upside down, or a COM
ma, or any; the smallest error that can
be discovered, we are ready to pay
Is. 3d."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11

1t will be gratifying TO the National Re-
publicans generally, and we believe to
most others, to learn that Mr. CHoATE has
yielded to the wishes of his friends. and
consented to be placed before the public
as a candidate Tor d seat in the next Con
gress --EsseG Reg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11

Virgmia. Miles King, Esq has been
nominated for Congress by convention
of the People of Norfolk district AT the
same time an address was adopted with
great unanimi,y, IN favor of -charte ring
the United States Bank. and in opposi
ton to the elevation of Mr.. Van Buren,
TO the Presidency Nat lat.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11

Mr. WEBSTER AND THE MUSES. We
copy the following impromptu from the
Boston Transcript II was written in the
Album of a young Lady who requested the
great Statesman to write bis name in her
little treasury of great names, under the
autograph OF Iafayette:-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
COM ,ttNTCATscNS.

,krse,e L,5,,,,s-I h,, Ie,vc ,b,onsb ,b mo
dunn or vou~ nan,r N .nbp,,t for solu,,on !.
IA. IT,, of ~. q, ,,c,,,l, A. tar u ia, .
n tbecy,,ft commended far bv mo1,ru# .chol,,.ls
The f,llow,nc nl.in g. sjmnle o,onos,,ions.-beJ,cy
to,, ,b,m n, ,h,s co,,nnc,n,o If Inn, IN lc 81
imnoft,nee surfe,,u, +, communal the rexncct and
,tcnt,on n, the ,onn,l.s, be,ds end nur.s, bco,ts
The only ground cf constitutional riab, anon
which it - conlended that the citizens Of sIa,e
can be .bsolvcd from their allegiance 10 the United
States, is, TINT that allegiance was originally
imposed by the net of the State +" IN rs high SOP
eretgn eapoe,ty, tbs perfectly competent, sccor.
ding to tie principle and spirit of the political
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
T,Ar poiees NJ Amher,t,ouniv.

l. - - IN sfatra unt ieaa ftt.I. at m ~ t5,uc H.
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,.t#,.l... ft#=. . , I'm. -
C4,s sf.a.5 #..,,. n ,zstof ta,., ,a..s# ,.,a.
ION ,na,,.t,y,,r =,,,,l,5,lI,, ;, ,,,ny. -, IN,
d,m,nfnl ,,,irs nnon winch 1be,r no1i,,c,l ~.
.af,on y, n ed "a I'M, and e,ne,;ence sbnll oo;3
oai tho defects If ..,s,,np regulations. aud Ill
be-, mod. Of rene ietna these jef.cts.
- .,,.f, ,i.s.,,l,i. =, !. NOT ,,,,.,,e.iJ o "A
.,l=ai.,. ialr 4easa. ,scaes, any n,.sI,si bond
r, IN .ahngal fr.iinns but nave a4s .af I'D
.e.tes, ND lie ieace ana frsnqalit, Of ON 20 Il
mon county s. consider II wise, now, Wind
the power 10 N Tia, hands Of the people to ,rqH.r3
of candidates foI seats ia the uexf eeislntufa thld
they distinctly aud nncqui4ucnly deeiare. fbaf1r4
we aro called upon to .lss on vo.es) what i
heir views ~ relation to certain points Of ptssefa
political excitement, 10 that each successful cl,tl
'lidhtn may CONSIDER hmself Instructed To snppe,.
and maiuteIn the principles, pIany Implied il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

ME undersigned beg leave respectfully to in
II form their friends aud the public that they
have entered INTO copartnership, and will hereafter
conduct business und-~ the firm of ROBERTS 4
DAVIS They will keep constantly on hand, Z
new and general assortment of GROCERlES and
GOODS OF Domestic JaaUtaefRre, as we'll al
many articles IN the CUTLGRY and HARD
WARE line. They determined to sell upon
the most advantageous terms 90 customers and by
great exertIon and attention to their business, they
latter tn msevcs that they wiil merit a share OF
public attention.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to cell and
are assured that no y. ms shall be spared 10 renoer
complete satisfaction hey have located them.
selves few doors above the Franklin Hotet and
next door below Messrs Lancaster h Marsha
Grocery Store. GEORGE E. ROBERTS.
JORDAN A. DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

gine, a5gpige her people from no gali. Of 7eQz
as defined by the constitution
1ftlis proposition be not COMMENDED fog, she1
remains ~ be proved W AT diffeIcpce there 10,
cept IN degree, between the offence, IN the
put, AMI my other case of actual resittaaxs - /
execution Of 4 Iaw ofccaefcss, passed and a.
toned by tbs constitutional ribannls Of the CO.
try, uthous a State might pnllify, or seed
or do both Would Iach proceeding, d
moro than ~ tho f,rner case. absolsc
people Of the State. who might BE- found in fofcH
oppusttian n The Laws. ffan the pnr,s md pennltz
ol the CONSTITUTIONAL powsr. 10 SUPPRESS lnsnr&
tons - For lest,,r admit the r, hi Of seress
Tor tue sake offlts ,f...,azat and this 20 be If
tut ausi give 10 d. sesslIln- sin,e. abl.ti, 3
,ttteH'H oilh4a sf#,4...rtnt Limits bac5t4e "a
Ia ehalI5f t#44 s.o#.#ae4. thc fasifsan ss8sa,4
-,f 2, nil ,f,l,,ttt., 49,. ;ttf = s.r..a Z
.aei .pqetesay. and fb af,.s..,in nj epo,. an. at
tvppfhests must utterly f4H .era,61#i.i,as
erefgHfy. upon any other pf,nni sool4lb ia ,o6f
9elf conditional or limited. md would ieiermt
the proposition ngaingt the assumed bypofbesi.
WHAT thrn upon die prineifle of the eons,,uti !
ueht of secession would lac the riph,s Of u
siant IN case she chnse Ia seceae Would AZ =
outitlcd 10 all tn public ,Inmnin wiibip her nmi
purchased by the United s,ntes at The price
8l3 900 900, and paid for out of the public tre1
ury--tnl 10 the nnco nirollsle command of
Navigation of tho NBslsaIppI. within her Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01
= 3gKIesl4 EUPPLY.

HAVE just received at my VARIETY
Il STORE, BANK SqHarc, AN unususii, az
stock of Goods, consisting of
STAPLE and FANCY ARTICLES, of evesy
DESCRIPTION,
fIARDW IRE and CUTLERY,
PUNISHABLE md LEGIORN B0NNETS,
Sucks, Shoes, Hats, AMI Caps,
llat,cIs' Trimmings,
GROCERIES, of all kinds, &c &c.
The above goods ~ Ill be sold cheap. All that is ss-
ked is an opportunity of proving it to the public
shall deyine trol the fashionable mode of tra-
ding, and have but one set Of Prces endca vouring
TO have them 80 low as 10 give General satisfaction
JOHN J. PURViS. s
April w9v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

p;oy such partof,he land
or naval forces or militia
of the United States. or
Of the territories thereof,
as may be Judged neces-
sary, in conformity with
tho provisions Of this and
other acts respecting the
em5nrgo, for the purpose
of preventing the Illegal
departure of any ship or
vessel, or Of OBTAINING,
taking possession Of, aud
keeping in custody my
ship or vessel, or Of taxi
ins into custody & guar
ding any specie or article
of domestic gro With, pro-
ducc. or manufacture,
aud nlso for the purpose
Of prerea'ins and S1 p
p,tsinc any ~ -'e@ or
,,oious assemilasc Of
persons resisting the
custom house officers IN
the exercise OF their du-
ties, or III any manner
opposing the execution
of the laws laying an
embargo, or otherwise
violating, or assisting
and aboltins Violations
.uf tn sdine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

court Of the I. States, A.
the state, that, within
the limits Of such state
any law OF laws of the
United States or the ex-
ecution thereof, or Of any
process fiom the courts
of the United States Is
obs,rucled by the en-
ployment of military
force. or by any tother
unlawful means, too
great t. be overcome by
the ordinary cmlrsc Of
Judicial proceedings, or
by the powers vested III
the mnrs hal by editing
laws. il shall be lawful
for him. the president OF
the United States, forth
with 10 issue his proc.a
nation, declaring such
fact or information, and
requiring all such mill
tary and other force
forthwith to disrerse
and II any time after IS
SUING such proclamation
any such opposition OF
obstruction shallbe made
IN the manner or by the
means II forosaid, the
president shall be and
hereby is, authorised
promptly 10 employ such
means to suppress the
same, and TO Cause the
said laws or process "a
be duly executed, as are
authorised and provided
in the cases therein men
toned by the act Of the
twenty eighth Oh ebrua
~, one thousand seven
i.anated and ninety five
enlltled"an act To provide
for calling forth the rnii-
tia 10 execute the la " S
of the union, suppress
Instructions, rcpel va
sions AMI 10 repeal til,
net non in force 70, that
purpose : and al>o, ba
the at Of the tba'l y.
March. one ,hou,an.
eight hundred ard seven
entitled " an act author
isins the employment
OF the =lond and MAYA
iarccs Of tn nit,
taleS III case OF lnsltr=
recllon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01


Against Mr.. IefEcrsons bll, the fe'leral par'y II
1909 lsed exactly the same argument Of ep'heS
which the nulitlycrs and scccdeis otl5aI use a
gain, Gen I,cksons BILL showing eoncus'vrly.
notwithstanding the elaio OF the 'aiier 10 S1flR-
sire repotffaaism that perfect identity OF interest
fee'in, aal principle exists between them and the
M So w. torl = " ~ Js1i, were doing all that
they couI4 l., s..yer the Unon and to erect Nss
Eaehead Coutedetacy. Otis, Hllhousc, Packer
ins = ,eferJ DENOUNCED the ides %! " military CO
orct oh rs i,rriiy then Calhoun ard his assoei
o,es noH do--lhcy, too, denounced Mr. Jefferson
#b'oo.i.thlrsty 'yrant aud dasp', painting for
tie sio1l Of he men, women and children O.
y y tn.l4mi, Just rs Mr. Calhoun and his sate
Ii sprt, ri len. Jackson, and OF his eagerncss
to A1pnob tla sol o. South Carolina with gore
Bot ld tins jeief Mr.. Jefferson, aud those w6a
thought \ acted ia him. from eniorcin. the laws
ofthe Ian W. Hear what William i Giles,
Senator from N,rSinia. sud IA def, ne Nj JET
fe.sans bloody bill :"
q" am now approaching part ofthis subject.
Mr. President, which iiis me with REGRET. know
its dccacv, Sir, md acrIdy regro' the necesN'fe
which imp Is tn examination Of IT, Il is howe
tered iud>i ,nslble, pcfhaIs. ny erie i1 Z.
ctaiS ; hat certainly by observations made IN the
coofsa VI ias 4 .htta. ai.lde, Sir to the exc
cuiionn fae ,nbtrSo laqs or rathtr, Sir, to the
Suggested nc'iar tr u n government 10 fRfoFet
'''', II, S''' ''9' ''o''l
yernfnen, has not the mower ia enforce Nh, execo
iion Of ihcst laws"
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avs i'p'eeaS powers sa,i'c"' 10 enforce INC en-
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