In post #56 I gave you a link to see those arguments for nullification — if you have the courage to read them.
I assume you mean #66. Sorry, I don't have time to track down the book and read it before responding. I'll try and wing it.
The Alien and Sedition Acts died a well deserved death when Jefferson was elected. It's interesting to speculate what would have happened if they had been ruled on by a Marshall Supreme Court. My expectation is that they would have been struck down.
I don't disagree with Jefferson's belief that the acts were gross violations of the First Amendment. I disagree that it was the right of the states to decide that.