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MASSACHUSETTS AND SoUTH CARoLINA.-The fol-
lowing order, adopted in the House of Repre-
scntatives Of Massachusetts on Wednesday, will
show the stand which that State has determined
to take in respect to the matters in controversy be-
tween her and South Carolina:


ordered, That the Committee to whom was referred
the message Of the Governor upon the subject o the treat
of the Hon Samuel Ioar, III South Carolina be d.
rected report the Legislature resolves 10 the following
effect viz:


That Massachusetts ia restrained from further present
action In behalf OF her citizens imprisoned in South Caro-
lima solely of their color and from the exercise
Of her powers protect the OF her citizens.
by unwngness do the slightest violence 10 the Con-
suon the United States the protection of which she
is claiming for her citizens In the premises;


That South Carolina having by her constituted author
tics inercrcd prevent 10 the Courts OF the United
States within her territory It becomes the duty OF the
General Government afford 10 the citizens ef Com
monweah while another State. all The rights guaran-
tied TO them by the Constitution OF the United States;


And that Massachusetts demands and will continue
10 demand that the General Government make such change
the jurdicon OF the Federal Courts such provisions
by law will enable any citizens OF Massachusetts, who
may hereafter nc imprisoned In any other State solely
of his color s claim liberty and pro-
lection in the Courts The United states and that our
Senators and Representatives he lcse oppor
tuny of urging this subject upon the consideration Of Con-


