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which have been ceded by the States 10 the General Government, were delega- ted Tn trust for the accomplishment of certalnlimited and defined objects; and that any exercise of those powers 10 ios- ter manufactures directly, Is sviewed by tiils Legislature as a violation of the spir. it of the Federal Compact.

 5. Resofyed tfursher, That while we deprecate the doctrine of Notification, as being wild and visionary in theory, dangerous and violent in practice, we at the same lime cannot but consider a Tariff oidulles looking to protection Gas does the present. as an unwarlantable assumption of power.

 4. Resaiped further, That we still rely on the wisdom and integrity of the con stituted authorities of the General Go yernment, and confidently look to .leir patriotism and love of union for the nlti- mate redress of iiii our grievances.

 }. Rcsotped further, That VIC recog- nize in the Tariff of the 7lh of June, 1852, modification of duties, both in the '' ''gross and in the detail" and be- hold it as an entering wedge, which shall ultimately fri.ter down the duties to revenue point.

 6. Resoiuea, That the Governor be. and he is hereby requested to forward a copy of these resolutions to the Presi- dentof the United States, and to the Executive of each of the States of this Confectionery.