From the SarqnuaA Gsorgian.
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State Lcgigkaiurc.--In the House Of Rep
rcscntativcs, on the 9th instant, Mr.. LUMP
KIN, from the Select Committee, to whom
was referred, SO much of the communication
of the Governor, as relates tn the improper
interference Of the United States Govern
mcnt, with our domestic affairs, presented
the following report and resolutions;


"The Committee to whom was referred
50 much of the Governors Message as re-
lates to the disposition which has SO often
latterly unhappily eviuced itself in the diff
ferent branches of the General Government
TO control the domestic affairs, and to inter-
meddle with and to entlanger the peace,
the rcpose and union of the Southern States,
after deliberating OH this subject with the
deepest feelings of sorrow and regret, have
to proclaim that the hours come, or is rap
idly approaching, when the States from Viz
! gnia to Georgia, from Missouri to Louisiana,
must confederate, and, as one man, say tc
the Union--NTe viii no longer submit ou,
retained rights to the snivcllng insinuations
Of bad men on the floor of Congress-ou,
constitutional rights to the DARK and strain
ed constructions of designing men upon ju-
dicial branches: that we protest the doctrine
and disclaim the principle CT unlimited sub
mission to the General Government.


The great objects of the American Unior
were as simple i'll practice as beautiful il
theory: they were as easily understood a.
they were important: the relations witt
/, foreign nations were conhded to tho Untct
Goyernmelt--Thc powers necessary to thu