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tariff laws, passed in 1924 and l8ss, for the encour-
agement OF manufactures, are deliberate, palpable
aud dangerous infractions of the constitution.


Resolved, That those laws are partial and op-
pressive in their operation upon the Southern States,
and more particularly upon this State and in their
consequences calculated to produce the ruin of one
section OF the countryto corrupt the public morals
OF another, and to destroy the liberty Of all.


/" Resolved, That the States when their reserved
rights are papably, deliberately, and dangerously
violated by the General Government, have, under
the Constitution, the right, acting in their high SOW
eregn capacity, to nterpose and arrest the usurpa
t0n.


/" Resolved, That it is the deliberate opinion Of
this Legislature, that to defend and protect the Con-
stituton of the U. s. in its meaning to preserve
unlmpared the reserved rights of this State and to
protect its citizens from impending ruin, such inter-
position is now necessary.
i" Resolved, That a committee of--be raised to
devise and report such measures as may be best cal
culated to carry into effect the foregoing lesolu
TONS"


Mr.. Nixons scheme is to g. demand of Congress
the immediate repeal Of the act" &c. Nat. Gaz