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Public SentimeatmG Georgso.-Govern- or Gilmer has addressed a letter to the Committee appointed by the meeting in Richmond county, (Geo.) 10 ascertain the sentiments of Che candidates for Con gress, in regard to Ratification. The following are extracts from his letter:

 ss Ny answer is, that do not believe, that State can render law of Con gross null and void, which has been passed upon subject over which Con gress has, by the constitution, the ex- elusive power of legislation. am therefore no advocate for The adoption oi nuillileation to remedy the evil ofthc Taritf.p

 He disagrees with the Committee in thinking 1t advisable to leave the sub ject of the Tariff to the State Legisla- tnre--and says:

 $ l consider lt more advisable to refer the subject to State convention, as recommended at the meetings which have been held in many counties, with the hope that it may lead to one united effort on the part of the Southern States, to procure a repeal of the tariff, as the only practicable means by which that ohjeetean be elfected.''