The New Hampshire Gazette

Georgia.—The Legislature of Georgia met at Milledgeville on the 1st inst. Thomas Stocks was chosen President of the Senate on the 5th balloting by a majority of one. John I. Cuthbert was the next highest candidate. The House elected Warren Jourdan, Speaker, and J. Dawson, Clerk. On the 3d, Gov. Forsyth sent his message to the Legislature. He alludes to the Tariff as follows:—

"The protest of Georgia against the Tariff was presented to the Senate of the U. S. at the last session of Congress, and is preserved among the archives of that assembly. As yet no attempt has been made to repeal or modify the obnoxious laws imposing duties upon imports for the benefit of manufacturers. An effort at the approaching session of Congress, to reconcile the impost system of the Union, to justice and the Constitution, is anxiously looked for. That it will be at least partially successful, is confidently believed—the more confidently, as the experiment made under the last obnoxious law has not answered the wishes of its advocates. Although deeply injurious to us of the South, it has as yet poured no golden showers into the lap of those for whose benefit it was specially intended."