Название: The Life of John Marshall, Volume 3: Conflict and construction, 1800-1815
Автор: Beveridge Albert Jeremiah
Издательство: Public Domain
Жанр: Биографии и Мемуары
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Feb. 18, 1803, Plumer, 253.
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Plumer, March 10, 1804, "Congress," Plumer MSS. Lib. Cong.
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Senators John Armstrong of New York, Stephen R. Bradley of Vermont, and David Stone of North Carolina. Jonathan Dayton of New Jersey and Samuel White of Delaware, Federalists, also withdrew. (
Senator John Brown of Kentucky, a Republican, "could not be induced to join the majority, but, unwilling to offend them, he obtained & has taken a leave of absence." (Plumer to Morse, March 10, 1804, Plumer MSS. Lib. Cong.) Senator Brown had been elected President
Burr "abruptly left the Senate" to attend to his candidacy for the governorship of New York. (Plumer, March 10, 1804, "Congress," Plumer MSS. Lib. Cong.) Senator Franklin of North Carolina was then chosen President
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The Republicans even refused to allow the report of the proceedings to be "printed in the Appendix to the Journals of the Session." (
The conviction and removal of Pickering alarmed the older Federalists almost as much as did the repeal of the Judiciary Act. "The
"I really wish those in New England who are boasting of the independence of our Judiciary would reflect on what a slender tenure Judges hold their offices whose political sentiments are at variance with the dominant party." (Plumer to Park, March 13, 1804, Plumer MSS. Lib. Cong.)
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Exhibit viii,
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June 13, 1803.
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See McMaster:
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Jefferson to Nicholson, May 13, 1803,
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Macon to Nicholson, Aug. 6, 1803, Dodd:
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Dodd, 187-88.
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Adams to Rush, June 22, 1806,
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Chase "is very obnoxious to the
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The Republicans, for a time, contemplated the impeachment of Richard Peters, Judge of the United States Court for the District of Pennsylvania, who sat with Chase during the trial of Fries. (
Peters was terrified and turned upon his fellow judge. He showered Pickering and other friends with letters, complaining of the conduct of his judicial associate. "If I am to be immolated let it be with some other Victim – or for my own Sins." (Peters to Pickering, Jan. 26, 1804, Pickering MSS. Mass. Hist. Soc.)
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J. Q. Adams to his father, March 14, 1805,
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Dec. 20, 1804,
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Plumer to Cogswell, Jan. 4, 1805, Plumer MSS. Lib. Cong.; and see Plumer to Sheafe, Jan. 9, 1805, Plumer MSS.
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Bayard to Harper, Jan. 30, 1804,
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Pickering to Lyman, March 14, 1804, Lodge:
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Ames to Dwight, Jan. 20, 1805, Ames, i, 338.
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The Yazoo fraud. No other financial scandal in our history equaled this, if one considers the comparative wealth and population of the country at the times other various great frauds were perpetrated. For an account of it, see
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For Randolph's frantic speech on the Yazoo fraud and Marshall's opinion in Fletcher
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This form was adopted in the trial of Judge Pickering. See
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See Plumer, 323.
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Channing:
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Marshall to James M. Marshall, April 1, 1804, MS.
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William Marshall. See
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John Wickham, leader of the Richmond bar and one of Marshall's intimate friends.
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See 1 Kings, xii, 10.
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Marshall to Chase, Jan. 23, 1804, Etting MSS. Pa. Hist. Soc.
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"Mr Burr had the sole power of making the arrangements … for the trial." (Plumer to Sheafe, Jan. 9, 1805, Plumer MSS. Lib. Cong.)
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Plumer to Norris, Nov. 7, 1804, Plumer, 329.
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See J. Q. Adams to his father, Jan. 5, 1805,
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