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Resolution recommending legislative enactment against running the blockade. 1863 242 (1863.3)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsga0553 and id is 1 raw text is: 242 RESOLUTIONS. thuntsing of the ffinekrule. if not, then, if' necessary, to take possession of' the unfinished vol- unes of snid Code hlonging to the State, and have a suficient unnber of copies for inieiliate use, boutid in the best inunner in which it can be done, and the remainder of Said copies be secured until materials canl he obtained for completing the same. 2 i d. And be it fhiber resre'dd, That the balance of the appropria- tion heretofore nmde for di bnlit of John II. seals, On aecount tCof' said pubicntion, not yet paid hin, be withheld from him, and W2,n applied to the pIayent of' I lie expenses which may occur in and about the completion of said Code ; and that his Excellenev the Governor be, al he is hereby atlhori'ed to draw Ids warrant on the printing fund of the WStte for slich sm1 us may be necessary to complete said Code as hereinbefore directed. Approved April 1.th. 1 00. (No. 6.1.) WAVnsEnA, In the judgiient of this General Assembly, the tral- fie of private citizens with foreign countries is one of the prime trnmble. causes of' the depreciation of tld Colife(hat OfOc Ci'llcy, and( the consequent high prices of all the necessaries of' life ; aid whercas, in the opiimi of this General Assembly, the largest portion of' tie cotton exported innure, direct-ly or indirectly, to the benefit of' tile abolitionists of' New England ; inid iheras, this tribute to Yankee greed is abhorrent to the mind of every patriot, sustains the trade of our detested fbe, m(l demorlhzes our own citizens. Thcre/brc rco!red iU the th(nd Asusinly /y' Georga, That our Senators and Repreentatives in Congrebs be, and they are hereby itCITa requeated to sTecue the js.iage of Suich a law as shall preveit the i,t''-n'' iruninig of' the blocklade, tidier hy land or Water, during the CXistenICO of the Present war, by any peison whatever, except tui- dler the direct Control nod!(I for the excluisive benefit of the (overn- ment of' the Confederat States. Assented to ISth April, 112.

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