Memoir Correspondence And Miscellanies From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson V
Memoir Correspondence And Miscellanies From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson V
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And was there ever a proposition so plain, as to pass Con- gress without a debate ? Their decisions are almost always wise ; they are like pure metal. But you know of how much dross this is the result. Would not an appeal from the State judicature to a federal court, in all cases where the act of Confederation con- trolled the question, be as effectual a remedy, and exactly com- mensurate to the defect. A British creditor, for example, sues for his debt in Virginia ; the defendant pleads an act... of the State, excluding him from their courts ; the plaintiff urges the confede- ration, and the treaty made under that, as controlling the Slate law ; the judges are weak enough to decide according to the views of their legishiturc. An appeal to a federal court sets all to rights. It will be said, that this court may encroach on the jurisdiction of the State courts. It may. But there will be a pov. Er, to wit. Congress, to watch and restrain them. But place the same au- thority in Congress itself, and there will be no power above them to perform the same office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And was there ever a proposition so plain, as to pass Con- gress without a debate ? Their decisions are almost always wise ; they are like pure metal. But you know of how much dross this is the result. Would not an appeal from the State judicature to a federal court, in all cases where the act of Confederation con- trolled the question, be as effectual a remedy, and exactly com- mensurate to the defect. A British creditor, for example, sues for his debt in Virginia ; the defendant pleads an act... of the State, excluding him from their courts ; the plaintiff urges the confede- ration, and the treaty made under that, as controlling the Slate law ; the judges are weak enough to decide according to the views of their legishiturc. An appeal to a federal court sets all to rights. It will be said, that this court may encroach on the jurisdiction of the State courts. It may. But there will be a pov. Er, to wit. Congress, to watch and restrain them. But place the same au- thority in Congress itself, and there will be no power above them to perform the same office.
What to read after Memoir Correspondence And Miscellanies From the Papers of Thomas Jefferson V?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tj Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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