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| idea ofa united Govefnmeni, md subyer- sire of the nghts of tie States; and iiber- ties of the people; and if submitted to in silence, would lay broad foundation for monarchy.

 iesoired, That while this Legislature has witnessed. with sorrow, such relax ation ct cur Constitution, that prcsid ent oi the United States dare venture upon this high handed measure, 1t regards with in- dignation, the nenaces which are diroct- ed against 1t, and the concentration Of a standing army, on our borders.-Thatt the State will repcl force by force. aud, re- lying upon the blessings Of God, will main tain its liberty at all hazards.

 Resotred, That copies of these resol,i- tions be sen. to our membeIsin Congress. to be laid before that body.