From the Georgia .athcninn.
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Free Trae Meeting-A persons in favor of se.ctiu De,

 gates to the general Convention to be held Philadelphia

 next for the purpose of expressing the view

 the South upon the subject of the of e Tariff of lsas are requested to the Chapel this In pursuance of the above notice large and meeting of the citizens of Georgia who in tendance 0 the Commencement of Franklin College, the College Chapel on the Sd instant. On of Gen Har- dn the Ho William H. Crawford called to the chair and Asbufy Hull appointed Secretary Judge Clayton ex laned the object of the meeting and moved the appoint- rent of Committee to nominate delegates the coven- tS winch was enrr.d whereupon the chair appointed the Hon. A. s: Clayton, of Clark; Hines Holt Esq of Bald wn Gtn: Harden, of Clark Dr JohnsoH of Richmond; Ir Whitehead of Burke Dr Habersham chatiam Thos Stokes, Esq of Greene; Gen B. Harrs of Ebert Gar nrtt Andrews, Esq. of Wilkes; Patrick Cares, Esq of Richmond; Edward Paine, Esq. of Clarke.

 The Committee having retired short time, made report which after discussion and amendment adopted fol-

 Resoed That the object of said conventon so far as i, proposes oy and Constitutional means redress of grievances rsnny from the unjust and unequal burtens d the aif system is approved, and that it is expeen

 have the State of Georgia represented in the conyenton

 Rcsovea That John M Berrien, of Savannah S. Clay ton, of clark John Cumming Vim. Gaston Richard Ha-

 rsham and S Alexander ,refar of savanhnh William Eli S.. Shorter, of Putnam; James csmak of Baldwin; John Floyd, of Mcintosh; John wingfed, of Morgan; NJ B. Lamar, of Columbus; $. Harlow of Burke Jamts II. Cooper, of MIntosh; Joel Crawford Hancock; Warren Joura, of Jones; and seabom Jones' of Columbus; be- above expressed, and that they unite with their eowcit zehsfrom the other parts of the Union their to procure from Congress, repeal modification of said

 Resored As this meeting enterains the lively ton to the Union of the States and prevent msuner standing of it's views that State Delegates be to conne their discussions ant the result thereof exclusive. y, to removal n the under wbisL aors in consequence of the system aforesaid, they

 refrain from all deliberations tending directly or re. motey, to the dismemberm, nt of the Union,

 Resoircd That is expected by this meeting that their delegates will oppose the said system the grounds of unconstitutoDality, as well as inex pcdiency.

 On motion of Col T. F. Foster, it Resolved that the Chairman and Secretary sign the procredngs and that they be published. VIM. H. CRAWFORD, Chai, man

 ASBURY HULL, Secretary.