SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLA.

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i fine Committee onfederai Relations reported on the 5ih, two bills; one to carry into effect, in part, the Ordinance of the Convention, and the other to pro. vide for the'security and protection of the people.of South Carolina.

 The provisions of the second are in substance as follows

 Sec lncase the Government of the United States shall attempt by naval or military force, to coerce the State of South Carolina into submission to the acts ofthe 18th of May, 1928, and the l4th of July, i832, the Governor of South Carolina is authorized to resist. and 10 orderint service the whole mili- tary force of tire State.

 7. In case of any overt act of coer- cion, or an intention on the part ot the Government of the United States. to commit such act, manifestedbya an un- usual assemblage of naval and military force in or near the State of South Car oli'la, the Governor shall issue his pro- elamatlon calling for volunteers.

 ;. Directs the militia to be divided Into four classes, which are to be called intosersice successively as occasionmay require.

 4. Limits the term of service, which for the militia is six months, and foryol. unteers i2.

 ,, 6, ', 8, 3, 10 and II, provide for the organization Of the militia and vol Gnteers.

 i2. Authorizes the Governor to pur. chase for the use of the State ten thousand stands of small arms. and