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We have received from a friend at Raleigh,th following resolutions, which will doubtless be adopted by the Legis- lature of North-Carolina, and our in- formant thinks modified, so as still more strongly 10 mark ifs disapprobation of the course ofthe Nullifying Convention.

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 Whereas, questions of deep and in- creasing importance now agitate some Of our sister States, growing out of the exercise of powers which are supposed to belong to the General Government on the one hand, and of the rights which are said to appertain to the States on the other. And whereas, an expres- sion of opinion on the part of this Legis- Iature seems to be called for, that si- lence may not be construed into avirtual acquiescence of the powers claimed for the General Government; nor yet as being indifferent to the consequences which necessarily flow from the enforce ment of Nuliication-

 Be ii tserefore resolred, As the opin- ion Of this Legislature, That while we disapproye of the doctrine of Nullifica- ton as unconstitutional, violent, and oi a revolutionary tendency, We are never. theless fcelingly alive to the cause which has given rise to if.

 2. Reso!red .fts!her, That the powers