From the Richmond Vniq.
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The Report-Since our last two attempts have
been made to call up the report of the Select Com
mittee to whom the Georgia and South Carolina re-
solutions communicated by the Governor were re-
ferred. Both attempts were defeated-the last af-
ter an elaborate discussion for sketch of whichwe
referto another column.


Various considerations have united to induce the
House to nail the report to the table--to some Of
which we will briefly alude. l. The lateness Of
the session. no doubt had its influence, but this can
only be urged by those who admit, that to act again
upon the subjects OF the report supererogation.
2. The style and temper of Gonernor Giles
message met with very general and decisive repro
baton. We have no hesitation in saying. that mes
sage openly referring to dsnnon, and specializing
upon the advantages which would accrue to Virgin
ia from dissolution of the Union. has annhilatet
forever, the political influence of its author The
sentiment Of disapprobation is not confined to the
Administration ranks, but is warmly felt and express
sed by all sides. 1t was indeed, to quote from itself
AN Sc ill fated, and injudicious step." 8. Another
consideration was that Virginia had already, often
and strongly enough, asserted her opinions on the
subjects of the Tariff and Internal Improvement
a. further consideration the liberal view OF
the Colonization Society, taken in the Georgia and
South Carolina resolutions, and indirectly adopted
by the report. s. But it is not to be concealed,
that there is increasing dispostont to counenance
manufactures in Virginia, and remotely sotening
towards the tariff, as protecting them.


But at least, the fate Of this report demonstrates
the sincerity of the attachment which the General
Assembly feels towards the Union, and their reso-


luton to ste any, the remotest approach to disso-
luton. We hail the decision, as renewed decla-
ration on the part of Virginia Of adhesion to the
Unon-and her determination to bear much before
she will venture upon the fatal step of dissolution


In this point of view amply sustained by the course
and sentiments of the debate, we consider the relu-