J. MARSHALL. Oh. Just. of the U. s
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The committee to whom the above had been re- ferred, made the following report, which was agreed to by the House, and concurred in by the Senate:

 Whereas, it appears by communication made by his Excelency the Governor, to the General As sembly, that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States has sanctioned writ of error, and cited the State of Georgia, through her Chief Magistrate, to appear before the Supreme Court of the United States to defend said State against said writ of error at the instance of George Tassels, recently convicted in Hall superior court.

 And whereas, the right to punish crimes against the peace and good order of this State in accordance with the existing laws of this Statc is original and necessary pal; of sovereignty which the State of Georgia has never parted with.

 Be it Mereforc resOlUed by tue Senate and House ct Representatives. c That they view with feelings of deep regret the interference of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, in the ad- ministraton of the criminal laws of this State, and that such an interference is fragrant violation of her right.

 or be, and he and every other officer of this State, is hereby requested and enoined to disregard any, and every mandate and process that has been, or shall be served upon him them, purp0rting to proceed from the Chief Justice any associate Justice of the Su- preme Court of the United States, for the purpose of arresting the execution of any of the criminal laws of this State.

 And De t further resolped, That his Excellency the Governor be- and he is hereby, authorized and requ red, with all the force and means placed at his com mand by the constitution and laws of the State, to resist and repe any, and every invasion from whate. yer quarter upon the administration of the criminal laws of this State.

 Resolred, That the State of Georgia will never so far compromit her sovereignty, as an independent State as to become party to the cause sought to be made before the Supreme Court of the United States by the writ in question.

 Resoired, That his Excellency the Governor be, and he is hereby authorized to communicate to the sheriff of Hall county, by express, so much of the foregoing resolutions, and such orders as are noees sary to ensure the full execution of the laws in the case of George Tasses, convicted of murder in Hall county.