Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-24
the marshes of The we tie freedom Of tie trade OF

the marches OF he we, lie freedom Of tie trade Of
the world.
These are tire feelings we brought into the con-
federacy; with these shall leave il, if unprinci-
pied men prosper in the unholy work OF demolish
ing the noble, the august the splendid fabric of our
Union.
The States of the South will convey the pro-
ducts of fertile soil and genial CLINE to the
kels OF the world The world will open wide its
arms to receive them. Let our Northern brethren
then, if there is no peace in Union if the compact
has become too heavy TO be longer borne, in the
name OF all the mercies find peace among them
selves. Let them continue 10 rejoice in their self
righteousness; let them bask in their own elysium,
while they depict all South OF the Potomac, as hi
deous reverse. A. Athens, as Sparta, rs Rome
was, we will be, they held slaves we hold them
Let the North then form national roads for them
selves, let them guard with Tariffs their inte
res, LEI them deepen their public debt until an high
minded aris ocracy shall arise out o! il. We wan
none OF all these blessings. But in the simplicity
oil the patriarchal government, we would still re-
| main master and servant under own vine, ant
our own fig tree, and coufde for safety upon Him
who of old time, looked down upon this state o
| things without wrath
BE 1t therefore ,esolrcd by the Senate ana
House Of Representatives fthe State Of Georgia
an Gener0! -fsSembiy mct-That concur mos
heartily in the sentiments this subject, communi
Gated by his Excellency the Governor, that " hav-
| ing exhausted the argument, we will stand by ou
! arms, " " and for the support of this deterinina
ton we mutually pledge 10 each other, our lives
our fortunes and our sacred honor"
| Be IL further rtyoired, That his ENcellency thu
! Governor be requested TO forward copy of thes'
resolutions 10 the Executive of each state in th
Union respectively, with request that they lay The
same before the several Legislatures and that hi
| Excellency do also forward ike copy 10 each o
our Senators and Representative in Congress in
structng the former, and requesting TIE latter tC
cooperate in al national measures, having ten.
dency 10 thwart the objects herein deprecated.
The above report and resolutions read ant
laid on the table. It was understood hat uhel
they Were called up substitute would he ofTere,
Cor them. Sarcnnah Georgian.
BY gentleman from NHlledgevillc, we have hi
winding up OF the extra session. the Legislator
having adjourned Saturday last
The Land Lottery act has passed both Houses
the amendmen, Of the Senate, granting the right L
a draw to any citizen OF the United States at Il.
time OF the passage Of the act, who has resided i
the state OF Georgia three years, having been dopt
cd by the House. Mr. Rembert of Wilkes j..
iroduced resolution declaring an person pos
sessed Of property to he OF 5000 dollars AM
upwards from draw, which he supported by
most iorcible and eloquent speech--the resolution
however. was negatived.
Tie report Of Mr.. Lwnpkin from the Commitic
on that part OF the Governors message relating
the interference of the United States in our loca
policy, which laid on Tie table, was not calle
up.
We are gratiied to learn that the appropriation
of 1000 dollars to the fund of the Greene and Pu-
laski Monument Committee, has passed the Sc
hate.
The Committee on the Creel, murders, and tn
conduct of Col. Cfowell, have made a report via
the evidence taken, closing with resolution re
questing the removal of the Agent, which they re
commend to be forwarded to the General Govern
mcnt. The report and resolution " ere adop'ed by
large majority of both Houses
n resolution has passed both Houses AUTHORSHIP
a survey ofthe route OF a Canal from the ST. M
rvs to the SuwSney Rivers.
y message received from the Governor, state
that some dePredations had been committed by tn
hostile Creeks, and a resolution had been passe
autiorising the Governor to call out the militia
necessary.
Major Andrews, the United Sta es Agent, re
NAMED at Miledgeville, waiting the arrival OF Gen
eral Gaines-to proceed to the Creek nation.
BY an act OF the Legislature, all administrator
bond taken by the Clerks Of lie Tufc,ior Court, c
Cou1s Ordinary, are rendered valid. 10.