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In the Georgia Legislature, on the 5th inst,
MIR. King, from the Committee on the State of
the Republlc,) to whom certain resolutions from
the State of New Jersey were referred, on the
subject of reputation, submitted the following
resolutions:


Resolved, That we regard the slightest breach
Of plighted faith public or private, as a want of
that moral principle upon which all obligation
depends. That when any State of this Union
shall refuse to recognise her great seal as the
sufficient evidence Of her obligation, she will
have forfeited her station in the sisterhood of
States, and will no longer be worthy of their
confidence or respect.


Resolped, That his Excelency the Governor
be requested to transmit copies of the foregoing
resolutions to the Governor Of each Of the United
States, with request that he will cause the
same to be laid before the Legislatures thereof