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STATE OF FRANKLAND.-The division
Of the State of Tennessee, seems to, be
seriously entertained. We find the fol-
lowing resolutions reported in the Senate
on the Slh inst. If thew do form a new
State in the name of all that is euphonious
give it any other name than Franklaud.-
Hunt up some original Indian name
something entirely American But, here
are the resolutions-BaH. Sun.


Resolrcd, By the General Assembly of
the State of Tennessee, that there be a
joint sele ct Committee appointed to con-
sist of two members on the part of the
Senate, and three on the part of the House
Of Representatives to be chosen from the
Eastern portion Of the State, whose duty
it shall be, TO take into consideration the
expediency and constitutionality of ce-
ding one of the Grand divisions of the
State, commonly called East Tennessee)
to the general government for the pur-
pose of being formed. into a;sovercign and
independent State, to be called the State
Of FARMLAND, and said Committee shall
report by bill or otherwise.


Resolred, That his Excellency Cover,
nor James c. Jones, be and he is hereby
required to open and hold correspon-
dence with the Governors of the States OF
Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia, for
the purpose of ascertaining their opinions
in relation to ceding portion of the ter,
ritory of their respective States to the
general government to be included in the
State of Frankland when formed; and for
the further purpose of requesting them to
lay the subject before their respective
Legislatures at their next ensuing ses-
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