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 KENTUCKY RESo1 I7r,o
 IN THE KENTUCKY HoyrDhO TON
 The Uo,,.a %oynnHEa VEN T Ii, |. TI55''' Ii5a der of the day, resolved ;,.s,e. to he s tee Of the Whole Hopse "sell a mo Commonwealth, ;. MT. De- De,Ss on | li, 2 after some time spent tbonSi.l r1.le n lhe sgmed sum d the chair, and dI'iIJ''1 M, nas 15a' that the committee had t.Il sIh Desb ration sundry resoluGonaA ,aAen lndd State Legislatures, on 'lS,,' the .P5.. P2;.ed .z.i.,, and sedl.ion .5 Laws, and had bs1'Jp. oo. luton 4 ,jIIs t9Iesfeopon, which he he 'G4' Ja5.l the clerks table, where it # .,l ao.i unanimously agreed to by Il tba was as | lows Me tod
 The representatives of tb.
 of this Commonwealth, i in 'tS ego good convened, having malurelv S'l,sIa answers of sandry States niy jn it. cons 1 resolutions passed the last Ias se..;a1 .al ing unconstitutional s, laws of '('o,oa cona monly called the Alien anl O' Cols ( E would be faithlass, indeed ,1 to ,T Seal to those they represent, ve,s " ,,P2 n to aeqniesce in the principIs, as,' a attempted to be maintainasJ 'slSi ;, 'ai , swcrs, that of Virginia only aT.aa .' again enter the field ofaran,ooan., ea.s more fully or forcibly to exDoss ,l,rs H'ltuliohaiity oi those obnoxiops h 1t is aPprcllended, be as unara9ion not however, but lament, that ;s sion of those interesting spbis,i. pi5,' la of the Legislatures of our sis,.. sl.'s' founded suggestions and pn.s., lions, derogatory to the trra '',Ia .s. principles of this Commonve,gSp Sp' substituted in the place of lsr rs,, ,' sound argument. Our opinion, or ming measures of the General q, together with our reasons for pbo,, were detailed with decepcv ,nJ,. and submitted 10 the discns.;oa meat of onr fallow-ciitizem 6,o, Union. Whether the like deesrog per have been observed m 6s most of these States who have js tempted to obyiate the great lrplb, in those resolutions, we have m submit to a candid world. FsiA true principles of the Federal URa scious of any designs to dismr5t.l of that Union, and anxious osly the iangs of despotism, the e5ol this CommonWeallIi are reganAes, or calumniation. Lest, hoveye. of this Commonwealth shoull bs into an aeqaieseence ill the doc principles advanced and attenp maintained by the said answers. those of our fellow citizens lhrou Union who go widely differ frond important subjects, should bedeu expectation that We shall be dea what we consider our duty, or sl the principles contained in thosen Therefore,
 ResoIred, That this Commonul siders inc FederaI-Union, upon the | for the purposes specified in ihe l pact, as conducive to the liberty ness of the several States. Thaf unequiyocalIy declare its atiachn Union, and 10 that compact, aglss obvious and real intention, andvilI the last to seek its dissolution: I'll who administer the General GoVe| permitted to traasgress the liais| that compact, by total disregsIdI 1 c;al delegations of power iheren | annihIlatlon of the State Goveua the creation upon their ruins ol \ Consolidated Government, vllh table consequence That ihe pal construction contended for by sga| State Legislatures, that the Geasa| ment is the exclusive judge of ihs1 legated to t, stop nothing short d since the discretion of those vad ter the Government, and not iheCo1 would be the measure of theifpo7 the several States who formed !hallI being sovereign and independent; unqueslionable right to judge oI ton and, That aplliicqiioa 2 oereigaties, qf aH uaa'dhori:e5 dfI der color efthaliasirmeai' ls@ medy: That this GommonwfaIia the most deliberate reconsideration that the said Alien and SediIion ! their opinion, paIpable violations !. Constitution; and, however cheei' be disposed to surrender is opAlo ioriiy of its sister States, in mai'e' " or doubtful policy, yet, m mon gulations like the present, Tl'a wound the best rights of the clil1a {, consider a silent aequiescence as a inal That although tlls Commo Q party to the Federal compact the laws of the Union, yetll doe' time declare, that it will mol II hereafter, cease to oppose, mac co manner, every attempt, at whalq1 offered, to violate that comParl : in order that no prelext or argaia, drawn from a supposed acqale',l' :. ; part of this Commonwealth II M . tionaIity of those'laws, and be inel l precedents for similar future y.o,s 9,, Federal compact-this Comma,' :, now enter against them is s0LEa LA '' "''' TH0S. TopD'
 In senale, November22' ltS' concured in. u, ,.r,
 Attest, b.
 Tor the Baaae,;; ,,; F THE DEMOCRATIC FLofuD i EET