North Carolina Newspapers

! .".a? . a SEN TE. " ' " ." ' . y Tturtdny Jvi. 20 Tho h.H introduced on leve hr .Mi, Benton, f Jr reducing the duties on Indian lankets, w. rexithe second lime, and ti.lr.ned tf the Com-nii'e on I tliau Af Vs. Mr. S1r,i(ioAirylid,f(Oin the tjnarni'if e on Finance -to, whom the sut Jeci hrttiee.i referred,, reported a bill tor 'the MuciImi' f th dtt'les on silk. JrUi, raerficbr.s.'prrfuHi s. fcc. which vasread and ordered to second reading. ... : "fun ihc.liiKh Court of Impeacbraeiii t fMliHrti -f JudW Pet k was o ed. iwM horiti es tiv bis defiTrwvoMttd until the rl ti of hp titting-of the Court, half pusr 3 o'clock.' ' ' ' t'riduy, Jan. 21. . f Petitions were presented by Messrs. Rubles, fiiuudy, and 5nford jand reo- . I at tons were bliuiluced tv Messrs. Hen dricki, and .Hobinson. The bill making en approprjaihii for curnprnsatiofj the M.rsbata.nil wiinrsats. attending ihe tri.il " ef Jiidc P.ik. was ordered to be en fpissed for a third re a Jin and at SU'neqiiin f.eriod oflt.e dv, was read the third iime and paased. .The biil 'mr king pviprjjij fr the support of revofu'ion ry and invalid pensioner, foi the year I83j. ;h also oideicd to a third ; IMAfiCPs.,.r,IMCMlS.- 8.4nitt4ti ,. the usual kind ( ouiineas, the Senate, a .. 12 'Alotk, resoUrdMiS' !f bio i High Ciuri of IinpcachrtiMH, for the trial of ,. Jude Pek When Mr ' Mi.ri!i,h eon " tinued his ab'e argument' in favor of (he ;i ' respondent. Tneroun ihc-n, at hail past 3 o'clock, .ij turned. Mr Mrrediih wi!f .:. -.. ......... . nil prcumcut nmsn iut argument to- ' xoorrow . .' . Saturday, Jan 32 "The Srrtare fiVr ' lii'ig on tieveri prt vsie hilit 4t6 petitions, tone'hrr with the fcilf"ti6in the ll.'ius in relation to the DilfttKc of memoer of Con(-iet, and dr,p t!)j thr tesolu'inns suhmm. d on di k, re-.(ltd itrl in'o a lliin Coun " Y of impenchniciit Tor the trial of Juttp Prikiund- Mr., Meredith at ibout one a o'lo-k, it;tvii( concluded hissrumnt - in lor of the repondent, Mr. Wirt comnienccd hit irttrntnt the Same - sidf,nd cantintifd until the Court rtJ journed. Mr Wirt will,-of course, ic i, iurae hit argument on Monday V. . " Monday, Jan 24. s "The Senate, nftrr ir'tivinjr petitions ' and rf ports" of commir'ris, rirfcrrd to the Commiitee. m Vmi- (tri-ts arid Prpst ; " ' "'i; unif 4.. . ..1. I .k. .! . . " . i;yi.;: :r;: r ' pemnirof tne Hiirh t--,gt of intpcach men' for the trial of Judjje Frk, Mr. -1 Wirf -mam !' his -arSuWe"fit"ThTivoVot' tne respooof ni, and lominued umil thrre oMork) when. i hout hia having nw- .....flL'diii. C -wvlt tiHiTiftue'trfS arframertt to 'Tn'orfowr' Tuesday, Jan. 25. A otriinuniraiioi. wt revived' fiom the Prfsid-ii' ol the Uuiivd 8t.V!t. in re lation to 'r proteciion ot our tur '.t adi , nd the aff ttws of the Hudson B v Cin pnv ; winch, on the ntoiioit oXMr. Ben i ton, warfer.xd 10 ihe. Committee ou : Alili art AtTaira A Intnl.' the nrittint... , presented, were twofrom Ouband M..ine, . flavin that the transport jtton of The mad on thf, Sibtutn muv he alolUhed by law . Tor llhrh Court of Impe-chmein fot the trial of J art a;e. Peck was occ upied dating thV'remantrier of tnTa'syliThe "able - nr-elot(urntartrttmmt of - Air- W'rrr; in faknr of tbe-Jtiv o'clock , - Mr Wirt having concluded, the Court ad journed. ." Wtdnctday, Jan. 26 . After Ihe usual business of presrnur, pf ii ions, memoi iah, bills, 4J. ., the fol Joiik bills were passed: TiebillMo eitin and rnark the boundary line b. and the Territory of Florida ihe bill for relinquishinR certuin lands io Alabama for the construction of a rnui . un ih- -STsfftnea! A"l w lor It -1 be Scnat8,"'a 5 Iligh Oourt ol Impeachment, proceed . cd with the trial of Jude Peck, Mr. fitorn, of New Yprk,onetf 'he msnaers : ,- cn 'he part of the House of R presents tives. '(idresstd the Court till thrt hour of adjourhment, without concluding, in an ' - injre'if and ima'essie smcrh. nnri ated his rspectation to conclude his ar rjument this by. t HOUSE OP RfifRE-SENTATIVtS , ..aw. ....... rVt ... ....... ' ' , . , anuraouy, jun. 20. In- the f!use''tiff1tepretwainTt;i' Mr. ILll.iom tht, Committee on Public lis-prnoiiure-, reporttd a hill to establish a uniform rule for rompuiing the mileage of me ni be is ol Congies .Mr Cnilion moved in anienclinent that the allii .ny.. . ......... . ' " M..V V be reduced io mi dollars per diem, and! a r7.. - . .nu to the same sum pt travelling eipensea tor i scry '"'twenty mile'' The ainentf "uwf "i i advocated hyTVI u Ciilton , and -Mr. V nci, "aid .opposi d by .Ml Speight fjwTMr, Carsoiif r, Chiltca (gaioad drc .se.1 Tie hu',9 on (be su'-ject, am) Mr Carson rented, after adv..iini to an erroneous staiement as t'othe dis'sncrs of the residences of membirs.calUd f-t the p-erioui qitesiion. mtHcn being tain-d, ihe,.biU wt reid tice,' and or fared lobe enRro)ied for thitd reitdin io morrow. , lr. Cuy, f,o.n.tla Cm mjttce on Public Um U, rfAoncd bill for the relief of WiIiiLm S-nith j which ws read twice, nd toitwei to Com rhittftd to s Comrohtce of the Vhole. Mr Johrivm, of ICeriiutky, reported u bill reducing into our M the eerl rte latife t'i tiio 1W. 6tSr. D which- w re ,(1 firit ,iod e tn1 time.l HcwmiWd'trif'XoMueerth; Whole. The A, ... .1 . . . i .j - ' . vui. en 4 jasei M.4U(!UMoptdii'jw res il'jiion, ol Mr Potter on the Mibjei of the.iranacii,j!),of -he Bank of in L jilted Stei (or th fCt 1830, was liKe' whe agreed to. - Afr be pieeota ion of vaiiau mediations, the Hou, on tn . tton of Mr Hjynev wrnt into a Commit e ot the Whola, iin ' proceeded to the Sriute tonttend she trial of the in:p ach neni of J(1j:e ', kj r 4 oVlo- t tnr returned, aud iba IKiu-e idjuutned . ' ' Frldai. Jan. 31.- Tho rco!uiion Of Mr. Leipet, railing upotrthc Po,tmaster Oener .1 to comrtiu' nicaic tnc cueof.the irregularity in i it, receipt of tne mail, -nd tCi lit i kirvs mean for prefntiri the rrruue"ce r.f xuro aciaf - m lU'uie, wa iVik lopstd Mr. Dr.yion suonrn .ken- otW, '' d . m ho lutlOO on Hie HUbiccI nf in rn ns. , ihe fidd,inta!r, and toinpirif '..Tt trV, .( ..u.. .r o viir.vni-ea oiate- army ; hic;i wan, i-i accordance iih"the rules of the H uv. Itd upon ihe table for o." ,v Tm SM4k prttteu'erl .tr the M ifi .v i h. f ry I'l-iu,; commniucationv: In.m 'hr Stc rttaiy of the Treasury. i;i.rrLtinn ... u ! i t at ion shyr; m wrjt , "o cfe? d j ' oe printed; fr0.n m, s. ret, (f "r. aa..ihe. auhj t .f t i--C1SC- 0f tn cotpsof TopoKraphir,lE iriecs, ai,i,-o a- rrfcrred to toe Comini et on M.li larv AiTairi; and fiorn ihfl Sllm. l),-n.n wn--ir-wwerfd-V-tTjraiion';3f-wr House, as to the expediency .,f rcdurir.tr the number of the (4Ti ea i of ihe armv, which was -imilarlv n.minitted. Tue bill to -stablish a 'iniform rule for thr compu'atioii -,f the mileaKe .liowance to m miir . LoirrsH, was read a third -me ana pis,.(. Alter the llotne had ucied upon ,riou. p.iw.te hills, thr joint resolution on (he bubjet of competua uon to memoeis, was taken up and r"u russcd (ill the close of ihe hour. TV fl use then ent inio Committee s ) MIaZ:: Mr. .Xt min in the Cn air, ur.d )fiweedel to the Senate to. att.nd thr . pnM'eeuect i0 the 1 ,n ? n; Juit .r mmt at t ttf4 Mrtirir-;"-;. ..-m-L- a :t i - 1 tnd thr Houss adjourned till itas""d"jV at U CIOCK. , 1 He Sneaker nrrunn-H m .h. it ... l ' w viusr. hi lu preseniativei a communicmiun trum , ,v :Cauiy, in leplV to a reablu'ion rallin IV Tftr infirm .. eir.TMtes o.iik rtutitiK tne year I83J. Oa motion of Mr. iVter, who offcted the resolution, the communication was laid on the tuble, and oidcied to be p in trd. Thc Speaker e,Uo piescott d certain rrsoluti-atis from the Liilalure of North Caiolina. on ihe subject of Roanoke in In; whichr-on motion of Mr Sp, Rht, were refened to the Committee oo Com rnerce. 'A 'memorial from numerous ci'is. ns of the State of Onio, prasins or revision of the t.rifl. w4S likewi,e me . iT r--."---T""Twna ttlcrTCa 10 r,rC6mmTr rwMev--attfT-thrartmitsrrrrr oHeuujr .ine jpeakee, and referred io Hmev "aftrr thK-idoolT6WorvanoVT' lu bS, iook up the joint resolution on the suoj?rt ol the compensation of mim ber? ol CoiiRras; which was di uss, d hv Messrs. D amon, Sutherland, llasi!, n hi-tlene'y, C.iil:on. -ml Carson, until the close of the hour. The House ih-n uro re.led in a Lommii'ee of the Wool. In the II mse ol Ktpiesentailves, Mr Shields, from the committee on the suo jeet, reported several bills as having oeen correctly enrolled. Upwards of TO pc,j tbns nd memorials were presented and referred to the appropriate committees. Letcher Rave notice, that on Monday nest he should call up the bill for the re Pairoffhe Cumberland Vnsd W. A ...! ft! , r ,. .... ivis, of boulh Carolina,' Irom the' Committee on the Judiciary, reported a bill to repeal .the 2Slh serlinn nf an i ... ..: ... ., Judicial Courts or the United ies, passed in the year ft9. Mr. bddridee moved to reject the bill ' and Mr Buch anan stated that he had a counter tepon to present Irom the minority of the com mlitee. Before, however, either- part of e suojeci was acted uporrthe hour ex !Usuiuuib iiouse, or motion of Mr. ."- Jn!'f .Commiitee of the .2L!ji..UlsmnLiitt:.ibbirf.nd proteeded to attend the trial of Judjje Peck v-At baf past 9 ot lutittief ie totacdj aud the Cbsirman reported pro- Rressj sDer wticb thell?use, metloti of.M', Uyneidpurnrd u'nii II oMock lor norrow. . ; : .. Tueiduy, Tan. $$. ,;The bill from he Sviine fi ihe com pfntiuon of the wnnsiset nd others i tending ijie tr'ul of Judge Peek. ws rd tic' .id refo'rcil to t fie Committee on the Ju'ticiirr. NumeRout other r.ill from the Senate vere alo pitted throng' the prfrlimin-f Mges ol li-U'ion. A mji(re rectied from fie Prcid- ns irinvrai'ting an intereiinj; rrp- fro.n tie Board of Intptci6r of th Penirvn uri of the Dim mi oCoiumoi. rrrpcCt- th"iutf HiH'rinttifhm etr 1 reicrrr i io thr C.mmi ie on tlr . v. ..,,,, . ifrin m i a )crip:ion on the p.rt if C.mi,.:. ,. n , p.-opic.l er eo'fpe edition, of iie i.tH .tsifte Ui-d 8 le j wot b .,-4,i rhrim of M. r .wlor, coot nit id to 'j fan mice of tne lt4t, f, m d tne.orJer"o! the day to tomorrw. T rt- bi.l refirt el on M in.l.jr oy 'Mr. D.i, of S ,. 1, C r di'lai I dm the' Curn nsn .f in l. ,r 0 P- ne 11 u y fi h -r i ,n oi"ie ar. . sahluhilh: aurficialC o , "f l.c tmwi, piH in ti.eyerira9,; 'i o is the one providing thai a juduent or dertee'of the idhcsi court - ut' oj: . wuiwiiimi equity in state, upon a question tnvol? or Br. au-hori y exercised under, the Unit rd S.,te .' m .v be re examined nd re - ersed, or ffi m d, h the Sunreme ""rsed, or ffi m H. hv a wourt. A 1. animated discussion ennued '! imp irtai'.j qu ,!ion, which ron lllllil t hr 1 -tnta iK . S.I . . . urtoo im Jinu d until on cfpse of the hour ; M D diirL'e. Buch M r-;.. -Tm5tyrtie. Arrhrr, Witktilf, and KlUwnrrh. m.u.. .11. ..I.I... . r. .I J L":."."." tin on the anbirt. Mr Thr.. ,.r K n uckv, had men to .peak upon -he n , i ' h ST. 10 ,?rak Hr q. s i m, when the debate wa, aneated .s V--xpirati ,n of ii,V .Ibted lime. TuK I -use at ISo'cliKk. wrist, on n,,-;, ,. .a M'-. tJtr, into Cbmmifee of 'hr Whole. M . M nin III lh Ph-ir un.l n... c . ft tl to 'he Sf rt el;.'.':.ihbrrTo"aTu 'he 'talofthe impearnmen . A 4MoK (ey leiurnd and rr ported .rj the Hon se adjourned. cnetaay, Jan. 25. AT er the USUal Uli-itn aiii-i i ri... iir . . . . . - . .....j, the Speakrr submitted a meinoi'i.l from . u. . ..i.aue,pn.i paving lor a inod.fi, .tton of the tartrT du irs iron ; whir.h, ,t a subsrqu.ul p riod of WhiCh Mess's. SUeiH. R.n,,. M nf JrT. M ilwvTMffleCiU r:JTefr 'i-'on, Bo-Uou., of V. nU.ai.d H.ll ' ."r- "f throuin? the tUk ., participated, nf(,,t,1iTnj.ci7TCfrred:Mnm 'hwme colours. .sm irf r- ej'ceon . mic vy.ifnnittiee on the Do rict ol Columbia, imported a bill for .Vif.rtofA .spt.r.dA..dauuiartiHfjwcr Wnb.n the D,s:ri,t, which syas read LmZ r rhof,V of G, o.Ku, durTbilt for the bruet orin oi he m.l.'Uof the Uivric wtth was readafi.st and second tiim, and m -de he special order fp, ,t!a,Ocxt. Af.r :he transaction of s nu further busing. thr House, as heretofore, a.-eoded. i, Coinmi iee the trial of Juat P k ; d on reiuming, at bait p4. three o'cb k- adjourned. ffW .g resoluti-n amongst . number ..l'V, have ! i , tZT' . I, r pu'niv. meet. liririiom? i'imi- T-ii' .7 .. . i . " TioWelimTTiiT.- It,; " to us to embody, with beautiful precis- .on and clearness, the fundame-.t-l principles of free government, on which alone it can exist acn.rrV, ... permanei.tly. The resob io.. wa, rr. ...n .uvn ituzaiC. R&olccd, That knowledge anrf"! -j- ---...,.,, r -m P"hc ttnertv and private hap. ing that ign rran. c .s the nrolific Parent of prejod.ee and error, leading ,0 ruin, wc hold it nr.mer that a l,A. ; IiK.nl .... i..ti. . ayaicm anoaa Ue devised a.od cm .no. id he r v ..J ...1 carried into effect, by .which every child born in the Republic should be afl, d- ed the opporiuiiiiv of receiving at least a good elementary educati ., that all m h. .n.Kl.,l ... i. . V . " may be enabled- to know the Xht. T Ul SCau the proceedingsf W to whcmTT-"--'" Cbh ther delegate nn.rr. rs k-.. j T 1 r,'r Xar.s and v. r.... .. . dUno,aW,h...;"'r.::rt,,CU,'U1C . T 7 "-"""' measure, svhich , miact, the money of the ,iep!r -Bnd m b ttw,mit, and thuri. U .,. .:...,- "..,,na t tt! hot . . , Mti u intelligent VttriU f and eplightened judgment tni. puue an tiis. se, urirgabat suujary rtspor.stbilitv to the . people on tr,e part of tl eSr ScrvantX u suC pari or if eir servants, which is me suai prin ip e that sustains the U .-r..... -iv .,1 si u presrrws ! rtsr jt'irin at-ar rn a. HEVIh W.' (Concluded;) R.Cill.ITIOS. A (evdira before the lejiimre arficnirned ""Cb of the time at)d tlrntion of ihe membf r ; was axiipiea iat -the cwwaidr tation of , eeveral ..I- a ... aomicai r soiutiunt. boffiA of ihrve r.iliiii,.... noo. out Wers amt att4 ujwo until mar its cW Being arnaibleofibe rrputr'tanccof tbe meaibcm to engine in the conwdewiion uf any aubjtct o! moment, at auch a peri-ad, im1 being deeply iin ptKue with the in.Knnce of malty of thr re-a!otHn e rry much regret that their con federation at dtmyed to so la'c a iieii.nl. B f ire ctottn,; tins reicw, w- will revert to s vme of the resolutions, which e l.ae bt:f..r. - wruieed, anJ sill pl.ee before our readers sue! tlu. bf-eesra, our attention : .V- 5.-. -aWii..-.Thea r,lution. i i.li)rea,;f d. umim U .t.- rt i '' ' 'he p.rr autii d by the tirM-rl ;., ernnwnt of puraun.g works of interna! iniprov . mema 10 thr trrnt. ry of thr individual Statrs. ? V " p e ,n con""" V , " "j f''v nf the "P1" "f N,,p" 1 - .ere 10 1, not only unjua'aedat. j ri'n Prtil s..lts h0 that it i a ,"r"H' 'i'dation of the coitct enterrd into ' bv th Rlt- Ut:. . : .1 . ' b the States. Brtj, Ywg -hus. r w. rr truly ; tTfi-ft t it , U, . ' fco.wwhos.irp r-ediheww.h,ti-,n. Thrvh.v- ' .1. . . . ' 1 ",T i'".' ??: th-rd-trrwiratitmtn putalliU ' .. r . ... . -hr. ,h;,H. ,hr, r...,. ,,Tv: h. h,s rouM wm,U..m l. w "t'h''-fsll 'hrm fall their c. . 7ti of ri(n .Xata witl,, h , .' -. , 8 Wi-ntv. O- ' arni,nrn- ,.o .1 .... , - " J ' .- -w or iw non it. 1 . ... " r u . ., .. . : ...... ... - h u. on i"n.n.r ..mm, I....I.- J n.-i r r; M.nv p,. irry "n.-osd i hr -.!;.. .. k . .... " " - r- v. .., ii-i,rrpnt ad.limnT.. "'." r to ...ort . no.-sut.rite .bt P-""n.-.r r t,np , . , th, i,. j.Pkn m(. . ' qoe..er. eVrvd TW ' 7" .. - . Ue sw.ttbnir.rf - ire inruduced, w rr 'Tcrv """"i-'bc wM umlerthe tortur. - by -1" iE '&"& -to-thw airwiv f if mc"';-v rvrn.U!! ih.ir j,..,,,! ! ion ..he reuti-ni-the, j;n, Ulon. h'..,. ;hst the .SZlT77 - friends of ,V adonis, "5,, C S s isa -W M-a'is I T S HcU ; " " h T ,h , j 1 " 4 ,l"io" "'5 ' -work's vUnug c"m','',l d ,0 f- H a wan . ' . y al...n..e1 b -he true , . "C .Kit f-.-d. ir -he irts,,, ,(,m;!r.,4.;,(! aiiJ w . he that thio wh hrsd tti .HI .....I. now i n-tn 1Viofn "T"" "," '"" " " ....r --wsw Mr It. mm is ;,! t0 bPlIMe . ere, f,r ,;, .s!? m4BW il( 7' d hia r .JU l , H J., r'T" acr uh,,M,. h., '' .. . " "d ,he ch ; Mr k,. ....... -v Kicm-ontu n;oie than , e 4., j j-j j ' ' nM dMiketometai..,, th-,. r I'4 " -'v ui ja r-lllli I ""?""' t"'hshad l.i,,.ne Dl,.H f" h r. c to'ihem. Ifl "r kr : i"- amendment, Unallv .ltcd lontv. nino An'. ...: . ' s . Rsi them The ' - "'"J 'incr ,., . , Cum'nons '") bv-thi- vote we'l ' " ttpon Mp lir' reeolatbn! pVov-'l 5 il?' ' rrpoicd in hy h- '. , ' .. 'W K: ,,f con.t-J.aUon ! Pn that wiW. - t-! . :, --'Wton JC,!.?S:: b' !-purauw W.fctwK, . ,bth'o'her S,,os ...''".altnti, enrmi ,r .1 .7 u "mei the eoremmmr .! 'ne ett4ir , !T Jbt tW tfMu,rf.,y rZL0' utbn Ucredim., r hoe i t thew, . M. ff ,nm- rtwd. .. fftaw-A fev t!lw. .. . -ma ur. m. n- . Jar.isau, to ulitV Sir. f".i.,:tw , .-"-"icituiug lum jMr (, Prekncy, Licb was not adopted. Mr anil, and ntiicr, 0f the ame CcnilJ ,l the same time, ahewn their ignorance 7 i' aentiments of the people of North Cr einpKM l masi, - that s drowlw N will ,eatch at .,r,w ,ty ,rliti J sole trgu.es a ant of confidence tont th ' already deluded Cl.y,the hope ,ht tbe pJ".0 this state will sole for him at the htVle , No state in the Union, la more wW(nl .. the ptinciple. which lava been ,h, and a the nest election her oie sii u' -theentr-ci!na1iily-dijn h4'-4hf kw vlerfwthii'- T'r." 'r-' viucr. . " constituents) ought to hatm ,...a-r . .W amemlment. Some of them said, bowm. hough friemliy toihe a3min,st' lbey .tTj- uC. a remmenjation too premtutf oth"' saiS that it was . matter in h Lich the Ler ? ore had no right tu iMerfi re. and uthtr, 1 ia.d it louked too much like caucusing jv reaaoosof tbemUcs, were enough t'kiuj a-nendmem, but we hav. heard another, v tr.ie, WonhJ even rmbfy J. u. Pu..! , notwiibaindii.(r .he vote which was then ei, that Nurtb ( Btl lilltlB in Sri ill at.. si Gwa, .n.utra1,.)i.,-,t , ,hQl th- re.,.1,,,;,... . the ame.,d,,.eni Were referred to aeum!... ' . fit'e.-lhree ufwlirun n j . .. - , " ",-'s"n'-aiQinei!i,lJ4. i all these the i'fl. 1I..1 i,.. . . uuiil just ... the LegUiamre was ah,, J and we rAnfc the m,t atubborn wiH ,he tJ people of this state .re,,, IMted to the present administratis tT 'irti.1 entlmsasiic of Mr. L'lav's .-n give up all hope, that Nwth , vote for t,m. In cond.ulinjr we !!! hbserve that r.-,v. viBJt Ui I trrt var,M, ol subject, al.ich hat, wise ssfa J .Mir reVir ,Tf ii-rfittutal .0 brliereVihit hsW 1 u!)on ''t!,e.or 1!'' . diff". red with, our frfe ri.i. we 'rust, will crt-a t niidilTerni.i. y..m, tJjJrJttv.tl-nesy and tat. Mr tipita our MpmuH.s nj oi. eacki Wa U'ill w.i, ne im .ail ut.n ... r.. . r. ...... . HMet ,1,e c'' h.,v ii .rifta. rsiir tniiun.. .... i - ... i . 0 ...g ii uiinir on imR!. f ibr cue between the commonwealth of urK,a..;Ki tue Indian, we cannot vnaeMaks 'o p.sa any opi.,in llp0ll , jU4,ice of fcpj "' l,'e e'nce and exerutiun W. to a.i.i..e arf see how far the buts'tf ..c.rK,a v1(,la.,.tl ,hs conatitntion. ir, nm,. " wiih the rcur,onqfsiiiii.frft UueJ by the Chit I Justice (,f the l nited SUUs me ease tip before ht; SuureiuiiSS' nr.dfr the JuJiji.ir aU, ' " ' " W "" K i. m!' cither lo detersj whether this wai 4 fttis. 0Vtr bicb fc Prem!1.Cj M-wty jttriarfktion,- s.ul tbeitw if a, within -.he spin; .,.d aie,,.:.,- llf ,h. . darour tu s!ew.lUttUe- rat of ti.wy.ls tfV 'hecita.ion of (he Prdcral justice was M a violation nf the coi.s'Cuibf.. CwrgTsfiaii tiuss .10 other Snuihern Statu, at h-ast) 2 ncv.-r permit t,c jr-ncra! Kovernment hy treaty "r oM.crwis,- to e-ect a a.n rein and imJepr -li nate tt.thin her borders, violating in poai. tire tf rnu that provision or the constilutiMul cmpac.t which d.rl,res that - no gaveTni6r l'i i be crrcttri within a ov-rr.merit. Tib j b. n.jj sound conhtitiiiu.iul doctrine, denied b m" M"Vev'n lhc wildM enthiiMasts in fsrotr fi;n'rr'i..,.?,.d.ill.in Jhe limi-s of jhfttsr lii'.-.ria (nie:minrf to include tbst upoa wbkd he Ituliar.i reside whin), ruuhl, by possibilitv, j a- lar a .i.ai s-a:e is concerned, make a cut liuel) as that ttmch we have admitted, icrifftt. " sake, to belonp tn the j-irisdictioa oftke ti'a', we iil not pretend to determine). occur v.i:.in the ..nits of that State. lbea2V bt'tn rnp-w,Jib'Le, onder lhc cur.s'itution, tlit rase like the ..e made put by thjs liidian CO.fi occur, Gr-ornu has not, and-cannot violate tbs .i..e.m: :w (, t ie ,n ... .,j..hm r"a'i0" nfth "''ef audio deteriiuwsj' to ,,roce,-d ' 0It"cl,ft' jod-meutofber sts Pli-C""H' " ' of u,e ld.-ral jmje to smp. J ttt ' c ,,,,r:1"v Mwiing. Thr ft ' R . . ,. v : T WUpo1 tlie Sutl has MuporJed.Ui.cr.l im, bvOnws vJ. ' nern Stauk that lia . Iit(Iiir I't . .,. -fll j f aiiutva"!""-- , ji.risitiction over any'lan k in the tale orGeOf gia. but that they stand upon tbeaama footinjc the eitieenscf the Stale, and citizens to !li' lenls and ntji-oosfi. ttn-ii. n rsustkk ant ty heinf sfiT.jtcrtb tlr...f (ieoi.v f,0,f m,a act at legislation destts.y the vs'lidiif all treaties confyining to.the lodlaoa entire -. Mij(.My-t-ir lands,- even, If fhelr, valid:' ever existed f it w,e m,w. tnj nerrrba ' created Strain tinlf-xi l.v ,.. ...,..) f th nrf- 1 CCi lav and the erra-rimt ef a fkw fcn:u?r V