Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25


step which may be taken these extraordinary sc;es
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THE SUPREME COU&T.--In In the Senate .: the L nj
ted States, the cIcr day. Mr. HALE made attack the
Supreme Court 10, WHICH II, called 20 order, aaa reukct
by Com. STocyrcy The "R"p9b!c" says that Mr !!ALE
was abashsd5u oi that there De doubt Tor il wouit
imply some sensibiIiry.
a,r HALE had saa ra, he boxed n7ya il rs Ci IL"
m.n dangers Of II, TINS ''oac o the Alarming
facts that tn: judiciary OF the laui hive hccn 80 a"; 10
PROSTATE n!4 10 r!Js;::lc Themselves booze i-s Op'
Grafton o this !l~ (ihv FU ij!ye Si,"c Ltw) - ~
override a:l na!ly. and destroy ,1it great sale
guard Of Constitutional liberty wticn the !r:i!cif
and founders OF Constitution though. the? hac
secured" In continuation OF his renaras and - give
give them specific application i:c slt-'thefe
is tribunal LGt sis beneath this Senate Calmb- rch is
rery rGutst yf -i"... Si'.ery" Ti'e o:v"-
Com STOCKTON call n order ma well rncritc! reonss
roia whc, the cver OF The judiciary sought czcaFa ry
the refuge 4 icc;l OF the ory meaning ina; could o.lon
10 his woiG-.
There ia 80 bette. proo; Of ,yoi and excellence (says tie
Baltimore American) than haze certain p.r-ons r
einrs Coo! laws are .c'cs;ca BY bal men; and it is ~,
sefsti.uc that HE Juiclfy the United STATES. whc'
never yet las f4!,esI il exalted carer 2t
dutv should be especially 10 q, Mr. tALas
cal ,,,nr tl.c aicn Itself i. reg ricd IS "a
compact with sin, aGd f cry b. destroyed. 4 rc7ci-
cnce ,c Judiciary should DC with ns, AID heea Tor ~
RAJ; IS = Ei.hcs! frn i'll which he sentiment II
pc.cal ariencc cen co.hc sI. For in t'e ssncHa.y
Justice n, u. . n!g= .: our political lem. H. The ak .:
cur en1 is Deposited nt there 10 guard sits The o'-
ErEIoS7Y Of rae rE cnstrncd in The Na,csrr THE
LAws Tie assault o M Hale upon The SGrra1e Court
drew fo,h rot r.y rebate Com. STOCKTON, aut
adn;rabls speech Sir BurLER Of South Carolina. We
conclude by guo,ing portion that Senator'S remarks
The. Itnil, EJs
def; him in rt@ ii ihs Senate pr"1nce sn.e
case in which the Supreme C0H;t has tclioct2 ted OF any
mn,ttr acciin, the institution Of slivcry IN nccntdncr
wiki The o! country from witch they came, IN
which the Somt!.cln Idgcs have taken T@w And thu
Nnr:hs'n nd.es hnoih"' or IN whIch hce mas n"s heA
perfect nuctrnc" tive sections OF the C1!pn ii"ni
which they selected Tue gentleman has made ol
assertion which IL. cInnOt snslan. The strongest or;
eve. iyrn c, Tic Surrrnc r. nc III relation 10 Ills SgHe:i
was given Judge fc;uson IN which ludgcs from aath
SECTIONS concuTrc, IN tie o Prigg the State at
P"nnsy vauia in wh Judge Wayne 'hc eN'T"ne south
eu Judnr pa:ca srpar clsi, aoucuTrin:, with JHg
Story Has il this, that judges IN the Original Or.
pauizaon Of the Supreme Court nader The Constitution,
and It, tine wien honest Disposed 10 preserve
and observe that udacs observe the tHnsn-
ton and the laws oi The lnud have il imputed - hc
that t:cy from scron "t Inc t"!"n, t2Y az
lees seY be than l:. who from aanIci
II ;h., gent enan ends have organization Of TIN"
Cuut PIC .:e wants - have il in Such way as -
| give II prcpnn!onncc to he No:ihtTn scc'!ai.
Ii y0 will select a"yer from gny section nj tie Unite
States and place n upon that bench he IN honest alr
wond MS trust iin nc trcn the N"!h, u u i
came from the South AIN ui those WHO bet!stt
that lu.cc act undcr the temptations "i d'na-'!"a.
Placed on that bcuc, elevated above the ordinary GAce-
,nents which mnch Influence political controversies,
tncy have nothing do but 10 appeal to IL" Constitution
and be governed by their conscnCas in IN" administrators
of us,icc 1t is unjust and viii not Southern nn
allow nv self suppose any Of the considerations i'm
pued 10 Solthcrn uhcG wnGid influence Anrh-rn judge
under the obligations "l oath "ir in ~: dis@naIr %
the sacred duties devol"cd un tcln "l not make s:'
AN iu,nu,ou upon the judges vi the North It's casn!=
,ry OF morali,y which WI! allow gentlemen 10 make such
| charges 10 poIuie the pubic mind.
would IA har have heard any other department! ot this
Government assaed. because the ether departments haS'
their representatives and advocates on this lour lie rFts
den, IS represented by his advocates hcc me different %
Itica parties have their advocates But the Judges "i III.
Supreme Court have take the asQ.rs0ns OF cstTy'"cE
who mas think proper make political caIia by a'iatkra
them for they represented. am very nn"oriy
person speak or them th occcacn and Go so n!y
decarr so iI regards ;r opinions The subject 81 sia
very in Ioukng Through them have not ooen aete II OILS
cover any ;trs Ike bias North or South.