JAMES ELLIOT.

No. AZ
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Wa15iagFon Feb. II, 1894.


SIP ~ cnclofe you fet Of revolutionary
refoutions by Mr.. r. the great inquiGtor
and cenfor, and not only Of the judicial de-
Partment but Of the fate governments.
IN the opinion Of many republicans, they
tend to the dearu6ion Of fat- fovereign.
ties.


The great principle involved in thefe re-
t0lutions, has already been decided againR
Mr.. r, by 81 votes TO 56 But he is TOO
good republican 70 ldbhit to majority.
Only one member from New-England votes
with him on that quehion.