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MT LANE introduced the following preamble and resolutions, which, on motion of Mir PAUL, was laid on the table, and 100 copies ordered to be printed.

 WHEREAS, the General Assembly of the State of Alabama did, at the lastsession there of, pass resolutions approving of the general course of the present Chief Magistrate of the United States, in which they not only recom- mended him for reelection, but declared that their confidence in his capacity to discharge the duties of the high office he now holds "was increased, instead of being diminished. Such it is presumed is the sentiment ofths General Assembly; and to the end, that our views on this subject may be properly understood, we declare that no circumstance has occurred since the last session of this body, which has the least tendency to diminish the confidence heretofore expressed in the frmness, patriot ism, and capacity of ANDREW JACKSON to preside over these United States. This Legislature, in the contemplation of the great benefits which have resulted to the country, from the course pursued in the main by our Chief Magistrate, lose sight of, altogether, and will not stoop to inquire what produced the dissolution of his former Cabinet; or from whence the discord which it is evident existed amongst the members of it proceeded. It is sufficient for this body, without casting re- fieCtions on any one, to know that discord and confusion did reign in the late Cabinet, to such an extent as not only to justify, but to render its dissolution necessary and proper; for it is very evident, that without unity of feeling and of action, no administration could successfully conduct the concerns of this Go vernment-