L.A TEST FROM S. CAROLINE. The Huntsville Democrat of the Sd inst
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 The Huntsville Democrat of the Sd inst. says :-

 Our papers by Tuesday nights mail an- nounce the receipt of Gov. Haynes Pro- clamation.

 Legislature Report The Committee on Federal Relations, 10 which was referred the Proclamation of

 the President of the United States, have

 had 1t under alteration, and recom-

 mend the adoption of the following res olutions.

 VIM. c. PRESTON, Chairman.

 IeesotUed. That the power vested by the Constitution and laws in the President of the United States, 10 issue his Prociarna- tion, does not authorize him in that mode, to interfere whenever lie may think fit, in the affairs of the respective States, or that II should be used means of promniga- ting executive cxfositions ofth Constitu- ton, with tue sanction of force, thus sn- preceding the action of the other depart ments of the General Government

 Resolued, That 1t IS not competent to tho President of the United States to or der by Procianattvsi, the constituted :,.- thofltIes of State, to repeal their Iegis- !atioEi and that the late attempt ef the President to do so, Is unconstitutional, and manifests disposition 10 arrogate and exercise power utterly destructive ofiib- erty.

 Resoloed, That the opinions of the Pre- sldent Tn regard to the rights of the States are erroneous and dangerous, leading not only to the establishment of consolidated Government, in the stead of OUT free con federacy. but the concentration of all DOW CT in the chief executive. Resoiued, That each State in this Union has the right, whenever it may deem such a course necessary for the preservation of It's liberties or vital interests, to secede, peaceably from the Union, and that there is no constitutional power in the General Government, much less in the Executive Department of that Government, 10 retain such State in the Unicn, by force. Resotued, That the primary and para mount allegiance of tho citizens of the State, native, or adopted, is of right due to this State.

 Resolued, That the declaration of the President of the United States, in lis said Proclamation, of his personal feelings. and relations towards the State of s. Carolina. is rather an appeal to the loyalty of sub 1 jects than to the patriotism of citizens and is blending of official and indisidual cha racter heretofore unknown in our Stafe papers, and revolting to cur conceptions of political proprety.

 Resotoed, That the undisgused indul- gence of personal hostility, in the said Pro clamatiop, would he unworthy tine animal version this Legislature, but for the so- lemn and official form of the instrument which is made it's vehicle. 1 Resolced, That the principles, doctrines and purposes contained in the said Pro clamation, are inconsistent with any just