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 The Georgia Legislature ls ps.i t.i devotion to abstract politics. 'Ts n business of Legislation seems tab

 condary matter in most of their dsi,,,' and day after day is occupied n theories, or rather in settling lnan,' and against particular theories. TSI seology of the date of the minuts, {, the phrase sovereignty of the ! States occurred, occupied one daY;;,, othesiias beenspentinconte ty of Governor Lumpkin's language inaugural address, on beinssxon n flee. He sad:-"He who would } the sovereignty of the States br sel, ton, or the Union of ihe States by ,I cation, is a traitor to his county u serves the execration of the pespR which one of the nullifers took ia.sI troduced into the Legislature pu and resolution, denouncing the sr as "uncalled for, undigni6ed, and CT, "--calculated "to stir up strife al gender feelings of angry oppsdal which latter fact, the preamble and ton are undoubtedly a strong proof \ offensive to the mover to say. hatha lution of the Union by consOlidaiaH| \ llfication, or by any means, woHdsl| ject of universal regret, and a'hha| crable? The other side were M hand in defending the Governor, aad CT gentleman offered substitute, the inaugural address was laudsds lenging admiration for its thigh saa thusiatic devotion to liberty, to Sht1 reignty, to the Union of the Stats1 the federal compact, to the Consalla all its guaranties''--and re-afimF1 phatically, that ahe who would dsslgs' Sovereignty by consolidation, of'fa s' system by nullificationis tratans z and deserves the universal e1esnla mankind" !" E,

 After a day and a halfs dlsca'''a1 Iu, sets were on motion laid on li' ssaa x the remainder of the sessiofl, DTa'a l03 to 6e-a drawn battle of v'fa s' victory to the Governor, the a''snP'' sure him being defeated: