FROM THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.
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sMr Giess Resolutions in the Legislature ef Y.ginio


Mr.. Giles mus, be allowed to be q fearless man,
NOT only in the objects he proposes, but 10 the di.
rectnrss with which he approaches them His res
olutians, and the remarks which accompany them,
will FIX on him the attention Of all men throughout
this union, for good or evil. They are the mani
festo, we presume, Of the party for Stats Rights in
Virginia, containing no, only their principles, bu,
the application which they intend to make Of them
As Mr. Gle. desires the inquiry which he proposes
into the u.urpatons state rights, to be truly a
Virginia inquiry and that the state " should pre-
sent an undivided from, in opposition TO the General
Government (it is laus he very modesty and
pru6enty expresses ~ it is but due TO this sturdy
champion TO give him clear field, that every ono
may see what be Is desperate enough TO drive at.
We therefore publish his resolutions and remarks al,
length.