THE UNITED STATES AND GEORGrA
FROM THE SAVANNAH aEpuDLicAN, rEp. "a.


BRIGADE ORDERS
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IT. @. Sauannah, 24h Fsb.. 1aez


When we are awlully told by the President lent !,
the United States, that he will be compelled undS "
certain circumstances, by an obligation 6 Sss evss
higher than that of human authority,s to use ba
ss military arm' of the Union to prevent the on
forcement of a law of State, passed under 1s
guarantee Of treaty Of the Union, solemny ,atf.
ed and promulgated as the supreme law Of tbs
land, by the proper authorities whereby rights have
been vested in the State which no human autbor;ts
can divest it of, but by the strong arm Of power.
when the Executive Of the State tells US that H.
will resist to the utmost any military attack which
the Government of the United States shall thinI
proper to make on the territory, the People, or ii,
sovereignty Of Georgia"-it is, indeed, time ta
stand upon our defence; and having asserted our
rights, to prepare to maintain them. We will not
then, wait for further orders.


The Colonels under my command will, there
fore, forthwith have their regiments in the best pos
sbe attitude of readiness to meet the worst STATE
of things which may grow out Of any attempt to
prevent the right to pursue the ends for which our
Government was instituted; to establish the sOy.
ereignty and independence Of the States, and pro.
mote the welfare and happiness of the People.
ED. HARDEN.
Brig. Gen. 1st Brig. Georgia Militia.