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The Richmond Whig, in aifusion to the decision of the Supreme Court, con- corning Georgia says@1'We view the affair as bringing the Union 10 the fest, not only of existence, but also whether it is worth preserving. Ardent and de- voted to the Union, and as enthusias- tic as any other man, we had rather see it rivcn tomorrow, than to sec its majesty periodically pulled by Georgia. fit cannot enforce its laws-if its trea- ties with foreign nations may be tram pied unGer foot by ono of its members if the decisions of its highest tribunal of justice cannot be enforced. it no lon ger answers its ends, and ought to be dissolved"