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THOMAS CURT1SS,

 REUBEN HUNT,

 WM. C. STERLING,

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 At General Assembly ofthe State of COnnecticMt,

 begun ana holden at the City o New- HGuen srithin

 aud for said State, On the first "Wednesday of May,

 in the year thowsand eight hundred aud thirty

 jour, and of the Independence Of the United States

 Che Ety-eighh.

 WHEREAs, the people of this State are suffering se- riOus and alarming embarrassment and distress n 'eir cOmMercla manufacturing, mechanical, Rgricuturai and other important interests, which embarrassment and distress have been Occasoned by the hostility oi the President of the United States towards the Bank the United States, and his removal Ot the pubic de- poses lherelrOm, aud the consequent Arrangement Ot the currency, and the prosralon of the credit O the country.

 qured by the charter ot the Bank Of the United States lo be deposited in that Bank, unless the Secretary of the Treasury shall at any time otherwise order aud die rect for sufficient reasons be by him laid before Congress, and said money has been removed from said Bank by the President of the United States, with ont evidence or the pretence that said Bank was an unsafe place of depos.e had not fulfilled iis obIga- tioMs tO the country in respect 10 such money, and m disregard ot the opinions Of the Senate and House o Represe natives of the United States declared after full investigation.

 the performance of incumbent and unavoidable ies, expressed it's disapproaiion of the proceedings of the President tn removing the deposites,-and ID conse- quence thereof the Preside"! has transmitted h's Fro test to the Senate, and tn said Protest has advanced novel and alarming doctrines, and claimed unlimited ] aud dangerous powers Therefore,

 Re t Resolued by the Senate and House cf Repre- sent0tires Stale Connecticut iR Generat 4ssem- by cOnvened That the President Of the United States, tn removing the public deposes. has endeavored to prevent the Congress ot the United States from dis charging it's appropriate functions in relation to the custody and disposition of the monies O( the Na!on,- hns exercised power not conferred upon him by law -and has violated he chartered rights of the Bank ot the United Staies-to the subversioD of the National faith and in der0gatlOn ot the Constitution and Laws | of the United States. =.

 Resoiped,-That the Senate of the United States in disapproving by it's resolutions oi the removal o .ne depos,es, has given additional evidence ofbeing wor- thy of exalted character the tahuI representa- tive of the States, aud the wachtul guardian of the 1 rights and liberties Ol the people.

 Res0iUed, that this Assembly entirely tsapproves Q! the design and auemp, of the President ot the United Staes as evnced by the transmission and contents oi his Protest, to superiniemd aud direct the Senate o ! the United Siates-a coordinate department, and which in especial represents the interests of the several Sta,es--and to control and restrain 'fs constitutional action -and this Assembly entirely a proves Of the proceedings O1 the Senate ln relation to 1 the PrOies, of the President.

 Resoiued, That the President of tise United States by hs exercise the power Of the We. 0 -ty the control he has assumed and exeried over the subordinate officers of the United Siaes; by his mode oi dspe nsng the patronage Of the by his repeatedly Frustrating under various preenV ces tire eXercSe by tue senate O tue Cn'Su 0"'e"' of its power of advice and consent ID aF-

 oinimenis office i-aDd by his claim Of the right to control and the public property and treasure his discresion and cOnstruc the Consut'o" and Iaws of the United States according 10 his own opln- ion, without regard to that Ol Congress tHe Jmdc!ary' or the Naiion-has nringed the fundamental pri"c- pies of our government and furnished irresistible proof l that our free institutions are in per'I Resoired that the thanks of this Assembly be pre- seHied tO the Senators and Representatives from ths State io the Congress of the United States for their finn and independent ai the present alarming crss and that they be requested tO con.'"9e 10 ose their endeavors to restore the public depostes 10 the Bank ofihe United Siales, and to maintain the supremacNof the Constitution aud laws of the U"'ed States.

 1 An, whereas the Banks of the United States here ,oore incorporated have been ouHd extensively ad- for the custody and disposition ot the pu' lie moneys. and have exered an influence uPo" tue currency of the sauary,!"r prevention

 That for the preservation of sound currency Or the safe custody, expeditions raUsmssiOD and cheap dts bursemen nt of iis mones the Nation requires Nation l al Bank.

 RssOired. That the foregoing PreamhIc: and Reso, lui0Ds be sisned by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the Hauae of Representatives, and that His Exceency the Governnr be requested to transmit an a,,ea,ed copy o the aame. sealed with the pubic seal ofthis State, i0 each Of our Senators ana hePre sen,a,yes in the Congress of the United States. Il Al an adjourned meeting of the Whig Members ol oi the Legislature he'd at the Representatives cham her in New. Haven. June 4ih. 1854, ,! wa: :,

 Resolved unanimously, that Joseph TrumbU of Hart. ford, Ebenezer Jacks0n. Jan. Of Middlesown, and Phinehas Miner Of Lilchfeld, be recommended so she Electors of this State suitable persons iO h the va caOcies delegation from this State (sisned) BENJAMIN ISAACS, Chairman" P. S. s. q1..,s: sa.snsr, s.ere1a''s'.