The 11th, which prevented an individual from suing a state, was added in response to Chisholm v. Georgia. That's what the states wanted reinforced, and that's why there was no response.
Regarding the decision, the state of Georgia also prohibited any and all state officers from complying with the decision - any official so doing would be executed immediately, without the benefit of attending clergy.
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The 11th, which prevented an individual from suing a state, was added in response to Chisholm v. Georgia. That's what the states wanted reinforced, and that's why there was no response.
The Justices, In Chisholm, say that sovereign powers were transferred to the federal government, that for the purposes of Union, Georgia is -not- a sovereign state. The 11th amendment says nothing about any of this. No one had any question or cavil about these statements.
It was for another generation to lie about the nature of the compact, and later generations to wallow in that lie.
Walt
You are making Georgia a laughingstock here. Where are you getting that from?
Of course you know that Justice Story threatened to hold Virginia state justices in contempt in 1816, and they backed down. Everyone who has barked treason at the United States has backed down.
Walt