Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-03

81 n'fY was mol iTpIed to, after that deeis'on Tor !
u,ndamns; thai the doctrines st f"fli M nat ''''
me,c not attempted Ia be carried oni; that Justie'
Marshall himself has said that III" reasoning III =
ease !, not airl, reterlbe except tofas's ideni,'l
|, the same that this case + not ldchiita WIN 'hdi
Of Marbnrv rs Madison, which was To q" an aet
merely ministerial. \ letter was introduced lho
The ARGUMENT from Mr. Jefferson Ia Nj. dfatge
IJ,, the prosecuting attorney in Burr case. ar@u-
inc sainsi the authority nj the case "i hatbufN rs
Madison and expressing his refusal Ia attend touii
a. a witness. The Postmaster General preiaeed his
s,,ement with an expression of The utmost respect
f,, the tribunal tn hose authority he excepted lie
injured II this power existed why had H. eNerese
so long slem Why hal II lam III nnbtoheh SUM
ler from the DAYS of Marbur, rs. Madison until
now VII, did not the Bank oi the | ne'i states
invoke is ald have the deposnes restored to her
h, nanlamus 10 the Secretary oi tire Treasury !!
NlN NOT take this course. instead Of CONFUSING the
naiinn and laundering IN The Capitol llr Post
master General concluded with fepciii'on ol The
sentiment ot respect for The Cour.
MI Cove Oh the part al the REALTORS, moved 10
auash The return Insulie,cnt aud hattc pc'einp-
tory wri, be- ordered. lie said thai h. condded
IN the opinion oi the Court, aud ccitan, heard no
thing IN the paper, read IN shake thai confidence.
He sand tina, lac ready 10 20 on with the arg"
ment, bni II would be proper TO reply t" the afsn
msnts advanced IN the papers presenehio me 'ou'
he would be prepared to do 80 on Monday, "heh nc
wouldbe assisted b, other counsel tnr' hh'ci"S
Johnson Of Batimore) lie hoped that NJ Ne.
would allow Inn the al III" original papers. rs
there time to make colnes "h'h M'. Ne.
prompt, agreed 10.
Mr.. Cove nb.crye,l. that IT was evident that after
ia, p,ss,pe of the law directing the transfer OF the
BooL : To rhe Treasury Department, the P"snaS-
te, General del make credits to thr account of the
rclitors'
Nj NJ, -allllar the getlclnan will Gnd himself
mistaken.
i Nj. VI. s CEubc made few r"mmk~ as 10 the
credits.
Jude GG,neh stated, thtti II were tue thai The
books and papci,, upon which The credits we've or
detrd 10 b. made. w"fe r'lunVed from the custody
the roStmaste, General, aud IN The hands oi clerks
E not oi lls appointment or conit"l a, nened by Inn
~ his papct 10 the Court. thai diem 10 p'rcmpioi,
nlandamu- could issue. For ihat would be I" ISSUE
the ri TO comp, HIM do that which II would b"
impossible lor hun Ia perform.
The consideration oilhc else was thea postponed
To- Monday.
NoNpht, Jun u.
Mr.. CoNr commenced hs argument n the opening
al The Court this morning. IL behalf q the relations,
and continued speaking nearly five hours, until the
adjournment OF The Couri. Tie learned counsel :
argument WIS cAcccdmc, powerful. though his re
marks upon the case from ns having the papers IN his
hands s. short u time, rather dr>ultorN. Nj.
Co>r cited great number OF cases 10 sustain his
ORIGINAL views upon the subject. In the course ui
his address tlic learned gentleman commented with
gleh point and effect upon the doctrines lald down
III the paper presented to the Court by the l'ostma~-
D., G.,o,, A., r,. ,,,,.,,lJ ,hr lido, AZ ,1,.
p,., N,.tc, ,;cnc,,l.. undrrt,linoto decide. anon
an intricate lceal question 50 ,rr>in. t,, old pro-
verb that the man who undertake, Ia plead
his own cause has a fool for his client" The lear
ned gentleman commented with sc,critN upon the
E a,hItrr, doctrines of Mr. henlars paper, aud said
that II Wa e<crptionabc IN It's premises. lugc and
conclusions On the opinion of he Atto,ur, Gene
raj IN support OF the course tahcn h, the Pos,mas-
Ter General respecting the MandMn,is Mr. ru>r am
imad,rrtrd with much force and 1t considerable
length At ti,r clos, ni In. speech Mr.. &. advrrtt