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sagsin With TINS horrid sketch before us,
torluung our nnaglnnlons and narrowing our feel
ms, we charge gentlemen To dismks this stibjes,
THIS - no speculative danger with II II papa
bic and appalling, and # Gentlemen ere found or
this floor, openly adyocliinga general system @
emancipation, heed W. be surpri2ed at the result
fothuso who reside in parts Of the county where
slaves are not numerous with the best feelings or
lbelr part and Will the most phllanthroplcel mo-
ttNes It - impossible TO estimate the extent Of the
dancer here II Is fenl, II is felt You are czcitng
IN IA minds at our bIacb population hopes that car
nes>a be- rcaaod You are holdmgup 10 their dc
u1ed eyes the torch Of liberty which elirnmcrs for
momont, and IS then obscured forever Their
happiness Is converted 10 misery their content II
changed to discomfort, and soon tina fipcns into
rebellion. For their sakcs Their, if not for ours,
be- gentlemen, lopush this matter farther
There are some among rs, Eir Speaker, Who
while they dscaim all expectation fuzzy benefit to
he derived from these views of the Committee, in-
aist upon the reference ms an experiment, from IN
un"tiimgn,3g 10 SUI press investigation. To all
such, bee leave here To remark thai the enquiry il
dangerous enquiry, and the experiment full Of
halard Cur wiseal legislators and post liberal
and enlightened phlnnthopsts, while they have
deprecated slavery, have at the same time utiorm-
~ eonroucd IN liz neecaslty, They bavo always
tessied any investigation, believing il useless, aud
Ia no way subserylng the interests of policy OF
humanity If lhls reasoning was iust then, how
much more so Is II now, white We IRE treadlng ae
II Were on the heel Of Il recent ihsnrrectlon The
public mind n excited, md it ought to be pacfcd,
ftrs Niat, and they ought TO be allnyed. Instead
81 pouring oll on the waves VIC are exciting storm
III this House Which will soon 20 abroad, and be
b. yond the control Of those who have excited il
To those MIR Speaker, " no believe that cfnnncipa
ton Is safe, is practicable, who honestly think they
ste thor way clearly through lhls dark lnbarynth /
INV nought 10 say but God speed YOU If you
succeed YOU will inye earned lnsting honors from
gfhlcluIrouniry For my own part, my expccta-
ions fall far short olths. fear We have already
pushed this discussion beyond tho limits of prudence:
fear the rmor Of tins debate my Inv already
conc abroad among ON slaves md shal not e NJ
all surprised. II The next breeze that sWecps by our
Capitol, shoald he charged with the ttlines Of in
auuecton Ono thing do feet Gssuredor that no
good can possibly urlse from THIS discussion, bnt
much mischief, aud III giving this public expression
ii my sentiments 10 the House | nm confident
that have pursued the line Of my duty. a duv
winch owe tony constituents aud my Count,
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money: allowed any Of the lnsrea4, to he sen, on
b, fore they arrived at the ao,s m,n,,oncd. ,1a,,l
,6 opportunity for the introdoction Office laa, ,s
slavery gradually l,,spp,arrd. which did ma, ,,rn
them as they cot to Il and IL year, Of noe ,,.. IN
society 10 become ynqabonls and nun, ,nr,s Inn ~
taung them stlll I'm Ter control and d,s,,ul,,c mn,
the proceed, of their hire v,,s s,,Iir,,, "a IT,,
the expenses of their removal aud Thus r,lley,d
li community from nh annrqIs,,. NINA ohm. ~.
tested with IDLE yc,ou, and ,,ay,,..s ,,,, re,,aas
and Of HAVING +, M, b,,tb,. FL ,.,,l ,h, -. =
-
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we bn,, lust quoted seems 10 hue been 'o'ena'a
IN tl. .,u,,lr nf,r,o.r of placing tins species III
nrop,rty hcyand the reach ol legislative 'H1l"aeh
n.n, When thI4 barrier Is passed, II may 'hdeta
he snId that = Gonsuuuun Is rs useless anu me-
6rrpt na the parchment on winch - "''"'"
;, Sapposc However, Nj Speaker W "alF' ''' It ''''
nIcnt this difficulty, and g1out dat lhe ne u
saves ls mol property The substitute 81 u'' s''
tl,nan from Alhemac, among olhe' ",'"s'' l''
vIdc4 that tin mercaso ui l,ualr alaN'a' wv" ="
/ I,,lo .hnl beeolnt the property ot the state. II
must be at onee Acknowledged, loat u'} az,
PERSONS ,r paprfty ion thsro Is no lhrd class "
winch they can be assigned not benz properly
llE,n thcv n,,si he persons BY what oonsulu'oh-
al mower lhrn can the State convert persons mo
prapcrty as IS proposed 10y the substitute ~
whatever asp,et ihen we may ehooat l" we" H.
We mr., ,ues,stlhy drawn to the conclusion, 'h"' 1t
! IS unconstitutional and can he only adoido" ny "e
peop, in a full and free Convention.
Itwold mol be difficult to show Ia ms ''o'5'a
that the provisions of the substitute ol inc E'",'
man from Albcmarlo, arc as unjust NM "
III their effects as they are unrohsAl",ionn' W ~
means What ST, "a proposed W ny "'' ~ ~
dI1ilual should hr charged with the expense ~
feeding and clothing u slave, uhil he w wv -.
10 br useful and ut that moment h - To Nv ''",
from hts possession mud become The properly =" va
State unless he Is taken bcyond lis limits 49," -
,.,lIl, A. l,,,,.l ,,o,,,th,s alternative other Sptes
vii n..If.l.1.s, o,ob,bu III importation al
si,,.. ,,,,,, ~ ,,,,,,o,lcs-mnng have III
,s,,l,, ,,,, ,,or,rn, you pa.s Tins
ht,on nn, y snrlc avenue viii BE- open tor
,La,, ,rL, a., ,ill he Obliged 10 mold 10 hs
r.. 80, H.. l..,,l ,,,us an I,aqc them md
l,.,,. ,h,,' L..,,D qh, nnssaqe Of thls obnoxious
.,J',,,,,,l ,,aIl l., ,Iccrcc ofbanislmcnt 10 cs-
INV, .I,',' l..1I', =, V,,,,oio The uophcsy Of
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DEBATE
DEBATE
OK THE ABOLITION or SLAVERY

ia ''.' - III ",'l ata's lail." Oh inc UNUSUAL IN
i''''s''es . Hat sHG. t gaaef '''.'"efas9a IL"
~" 80 mt Sd" hoossasiaa Tor eNs'l'hfhi an'
=, M avn ""l ~ an u aay ''' ia4=at q
'.i'" '""s'4s' ny du"S Sal" OF afat ~
/ '''a w. J'eb 'aeatateu TO "osasa# HN
''''z my "'"dys aoif OF less "u'aa9ht on rs
as 'Ioail} uleaieu '"s anu unhappy
'''@ ''''' III mao 3'I'as hoP,ss hL' as Inc 5aal'
! 's.s'' S''","isn "o,"d III" '"te was hos"
Jug 10 ''o''s' "' n'o''"Jiao hlo." TO lh'li' So
'''''s IN s'''5 WV" "o7 s''''{ ""h"oa IL
"a 81" '''l''7'ai' a'"J ""u'a he' 10
% no, lne suiI"'' &" pro- 2ailoa II
'''' ~ 'i'' II i'''''''''' "iu Pela'
y y, 'i'''l"'.' VII NJ 'N'l y ussitlioh
''loiS III "'i'' mo 1ll iAfesu|1'l"n o Inc me-
Ito u tae question: Peh9loS, ne lAo'Sht II would
" "s5'o' 10 'eco'' B." i'e92a inc sever" .'is
'''aol tai.to' YIN 'ae szfaoa or IWfu a3}
'''Y'' i" '',' "' ,"e,'''#'a "e'F "N. 1...# ID.
= IN. 'is '''"'V '''" us. II a 90
"a ''''',' '''.'N ''"'' ise " " OH ~
""'''. II" IT." "'J : 93s I 'u'| '.5. ON
~ 7s u hanover ana NOM '"' GOO ; "i
''a.,s "a' 'i'u ii'9s me - ltdF'~ '''' measures
Ia III ~ la'.' '.' 's'S 2l'.is,a ann ,'"' anu 'u-
''''' is,' 81 we ~ rs I'll slavery "o"l u95 @o4'
"'' '.''H 3" VI. .'' ne VI llo'c l'e'iuolS 'h'
' l's.' u al. ..'n '''Ni' injury NNl'' 'oad'} ooJe'
lV, 'a2's.i laa' 'ney should be rejected mstanler
ami tn iioaas 10y grave decisioN The aye and
noes b5'nS called ior'l rejected the mo''o' al or
d.ie7 is rel. renee OF the petitions to tie Select
oaaaftef' 'or ITS consideration. On subsequent
Gay : Other Pr'I''onS OF IKE character h'a been pre-
''oiea ana referred ana the House had ordered
t u, ehIsfsemen'o OF the number OF the 'emmltlea
i''' 'onnl''' h'a noi yet reported On these le
tl'oHs' ana IL was uoa.iaierd mad not acted on
'hr,n %h Il the gentleman submitted ms resolution
to DISCHARGE the omnll'tre from Their further con
S'dfraiion 10 "h'Gh tns resolution OF tue S'nue-
man ifo'a Al'em'rF Mr. handoIpN) had been OF
'.'9 a. substitute and both those resolutions are
no" ula=i '"'9'u''"'oh'
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--rsr - nor sna9.". tay .a.s IN adygnce.--No ,ub
.4 vii D.. crsYal fat 49, time tnaa * 1notlb,
a,ner viii De discontinued lrut AZ the o.
a. F,lfprsl until all arreararrs are fait.
~ tigsr.ornGrts VII lie lasurtco at - cent. pc =
> tho first tame, aud = reuts fofeaff CON
t#e Those from distance must ne pad Tor previous
- - inscrt.og, Tho pasmant assumed BY some re-
mic ,ersan 90 i.yGchbafs-
III letters tldrrssed TO mo Editors uu.t be pos
,,,I ar they viii not be attended To.
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VIRGINIA EH&isLATtkE,.



49,, ,,,s t,,,,.,,,,..
nv y VI D'-.''-O'-A %.
Sstg36H jan ga message was received
from die Senate, Informing that they hid passed
tase..s-Conccrnnf edward piggs-and. lo au-
ts..ss t.e Mayor aud COMMONLY Of the Town ot
Wheeling to borrow money and pledge ,heir pro.
pefty ard revenues fer is Paymenl-And, also
taat thy hay postponed the election ola Super
jgtrH9ant ofthe Femiehtiary establishment fixed
= u house for this Jay, 10 Tuesday IA Il 1 greed
t.
GA motion ofMr Rutherford, lcara VS. aivou
f.hrng n 4 bIi to III NJ Lac cnarlce Of the Fa,-
Eers Bank Of Nlrgala. In folio. m gentlemen
ners appointed Committee on the subject = l,s-
Sc. Rutherford, Bryce Of &, King To-. Il l,an.
IL. D1bney, pIcston aFlltha, POND. Vel Ran
F.yh MsCuno.h Bryce 81 f. and caa1gasII nj,
onoton Of Mr. bsodnaN, the cnsross ] uli
naaFldh@ M uoe lGf assigning dover, All max
~ partition Oh ''i "'ie.s Id eS!at" oi eseea'd
,as2as, where part thess.' lis N Virginia, am
E2.t III sJ"c Other State "as taken u md AS
T. notion OF NJ Bryce Of H. leave ~ given
t't.tn9 N h'!' 10 mend an a-t concerning uIs
.#1-eai.Fe D.p4ruaaat, passed last year md Mes
=. bsJ,e "i o. Williams, Garter OF I. ".
ramp y eDo MeOo&zt Crockett 'lGier, Mon
re Le.ah, CGt5'a,Ion lHi Sluuoeh wee APP
.a'Ite5 il committee On the subject.
o. noaoD Of Nj Eob.lg, the Committee
6lsfss4.'ot- WIS objected 10 ,uqUue INTO the eX-
tei-J oi clnAtzns tn ;oI upoa wheat and
In.
t@E# IN A'r Es,,ass molten, the President
80 /. y lois o. tAe J.en River comp ny were
'q1sa. 4 10 e%aHln5 .oto tn SUBJECT and port
ms Il 515', "A lit osaot tn uIllers Who mt
' =. s'''o ,,o."ra'9' eo'l'' themselves 10 u,
~ f""''Y u f'"''' o. "'1sf spee'Aeu
- 'o','' ''-', -" M ''i" y .nI''hE'
,i'''' ''"''' 10. 'ol"h % FOCUS &C. h'FoE"-
Die to the Pet'no" otsaadry citizens Of Bosro"I
,es 'oa'ly' 10 Improve ae n'''S''ion oi eo'ac
m " ~ ''''u 1,'i "st''' TO-
= = '''9'0" y" ''i -'''i'a INC AIo'9s -. 5'ain-
Moaaf8 |d7. 10 On lotion of Nj hafFe,thc
"eH51 'i inc W t'tern i.anata Hospital WIS reic'-
lej 10 the lo"aHt'e"l finance, with instructions
'ola4afe INTO lA' rhp= icy OF providing more
.15s1,a@} "5''''' '' loss u l"0"'2SfeeeH'd ~
','.' ~ ''''i ''',' "''g 'et1 o.',"
3'l' ~, -, NJ 'u' 'al.', % ''''
Wv
efg opl Floyd
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HG RISE BEGLss

NEATLY EXECUTED WITH NEW AND
ELEGANT CUTS AT THIS OFFICE.
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.Gnjet1nec NJ praqr}; muir I'm uy HPTCE mn
ilr. Goaaes Rstolahoa and Vl Ra,doigNs
Substitute
Mr. Srl,grH. know moi whether !, ia pr,,droI
in me. at So late an b,ur oc the DIV n tL,oy nv
eclron the indifference orthc Uonse Ian, r,,rcg,1t
mo iq de- IN mart tine LARGEST sl,ye.b,Iina inter.
est IN the Siste | should not perbors. be m III,
line oc1ny duty yc,r fo ncfr,, Tine h,,c IN close
without an cxposlrIon orulv sentiments ON the very
n.,crc, ting subI,ct now before the House | wn5
ono Of tbos,. VIM or,oIn,lIy vote, AGAINST tho refer
cpcc of tins snIoect to the Select Committee onl
every step winch Gos SINCE been taken strengthen.
INV convictions of the proi,rotv Of that vote il
co,nmon with most oc tho r,en. Of rho Rog,I,,,,o,
now b,Iore the Houe. dnep,y regretted the conrs,
which has hon pursi,cd Inv the gentleman from
Dn,yiddlc NYth tho brst intont,o,,s ON his mar,
WAS satisfied tl,t IN E,rrln., the net,on. m, III,
Committee he yos assisi,na IN t.isl,r, , star,
,yiich he y-onl3 .fl. fret Ia l.nrecatr Ib,, g.n
iloui.n rnr,ea.;art .t do not st md here rs nm al
yocotc f,,r. eIaqsrv Is.c ogd Glt,o rho Owl -
fire sv.tao 1s,,fv # ON ,,,, qr.o3. orn,c.es,,,,
II IS bcrctigt al the wise the oo,d ofour land
who I,y, ,.#,.. b. G,rr me ba,restsdl j., orabere In
# viii rcutI,lt tn resi-, The sgIst,f5i,. v,bicb Ina
been Offered IS said To h. III, ofsnrin., of,be mn,
Of Nm. immortal jefferson onc If ibc ,,s. ,.rio,
and mos, nr.l5,d thinkers winch ,f,r ,.,,,r,, la
ever rr,iaera H.. ol,r,,.. md ,,I,.,Ilo Il ct
serve to rs the diric, ar rather tb, i,,oos
sibdjtv of deVi.fn. o,,,, sfbefoe If cr,oncinatjo
which sbal n. p,oct.eohic and eoi ,i , nm, I'm,
an direct yIglaiion or l,o ,.obfs of nro,,r,v TI
scheme winch Is now before a.. and which oenil,
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ms reply VH you 'odd my aeio'U' anu say
whether ITS ilRuaSee u rs W. 'Ase'"' 'ae "o''9t
oi p'oPleN OF 'e ies"p''a % N''oe' 't' p3,
hfm remonsttahee against INJURY aosR's'co WIN
you hear NE declare th"t st"seo % "'" II pei 5on
all the iaeis, ana particularly tue PROMISE "H''o
stood Pifd@ed To redeem W !" you urn 'cou MS
Art! lie 81 the I'D INST. ana say 'aat son'a'neo
Tat winch Was dne 10 the occasion Oh oosb1 10 nave
beeH a'isi'et@f to 'ne
But, ST, cFea here Woa1 nave paused Inc
motives wHoa so" toi" "e would ~ my u'ed'
were cneiniiE apfecaleN a the time haa con
uadlcled Tie assertion 10 the lace 't ihe man WHO
made II, anu ti.e@' under az me PetaH" e''no-
stances o. my case Pe'a','si mlSh nave so'e'y
sieod rs dld. WstHd nave cone 50 uot "h"h
bad aseerta'Hea beyond 0o4es' that az my con-
mnhlcations to MI hi"r had been submitted IL
others, and the article ~ question vas "'sailsiacto
~ IN ilsch ana ~ ltaies teiiaia'iH9 me Fg8 sap
stauc- oi the ofalnal chang. WIS W!I'tea uhaet
the' immediate ciclatoA-l lh"lsh' II b3e y" re-
fleet upon the position IN winch, 5tns't-1aa1e" as
| s.fu Y1 81
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increases the food ofpanis Il communicates TIC
soil power ofatFaeiuc tins food from ihe ar ],
Il cnIaf4,a the pasture of Plants and IT pIcpales
rhc vegetable food for entering their roots
[ l'e 1f c4nLLANkaA
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al l. - .plte # fortune md I haPe mt ne
gIgHr4t T. not ffr tIztaa' feteh r. mdp RIP me
/ - - - Isa4tcs P4Fltga3 Eaat ne az giss
! 9ef
! a teu 4n,. tiIs' Conceal ny letter sufficiently
pfafe. to. readsr uaaae to the sentiments You
a..ar q taf nle dHttoy Tie triumph journey which
IN mad in thai uu,a| - winch haFc lived for
.tHe, vrarf' Liberty Is not pofe eiinera II -
/ nh.5-IHs which U Iss ard moderate nation may
enjoy Vaen a. IL ReWdY nf pref aution send
lsaliIc4tz 81 taIa lcuer Tbs hfat COPY was dcs-
IpH.hHH #4fIa le.h instant
+ ui.assl leaseep' nY daaf General every cx-
Pre-. - } fIm. atafhasat
JOSEPH BUoHAPAk1E.
e.za-r.i e.5rtzff1.. aa#.rf p lit can't &c Sur
4atr,
P,s.s. Noy 81, 1890
" rE Goaa-H haze received the letters
0h.sl taa la,.lla4. las IL holor 10 address to me
m ilo.# continents II Fiction aud respect which
Nv ofhf /. adI.a.s sea hafe at a times eyinccd
,5r#flr Nv ,.aHfiIa a4d attachment could NOT
has h. etfen. lhenad + Our late atoms when
W. .pol5- qi'l confidence or the psH, the present,
,a#lflc futon.
Asau NEST havt bro., d. .H.lea III my conduct
In lIfsn, e circumstances not Hat / hi given any
o'5I#.r -. utfH,ny oar. hofy ounIu#, have said
80. I.af.y ,faeonceesl h5nsclf compelled by
c.tt5r ....ss ia .lax in ihe aHei,rehee ~ his ut
rgta s1aafc,.ta c,f pnrciv republican m#t,u-
4a.. s.4q hae lIH.t eanfsstiaa favored another
rl54.f. tn, mime 'Ilaa in forgotten. hat 1000
0aa II vote actnaW 'rdee1 the mrerlal dynasty r.
la5#see NV de5f Count. present the rop,oscb ~
Ii. f1l1 hree lIngc deserved IT, and viii now
iqsfI-4 ntsflfin 6ll md qeadence and purity of
eisrea
Wherf5s measure, ofebaf'ey =. qn5 company
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BI~SE8 J i4DN 0N J}lB Mn IL IL u
SOILS.
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-. n.. su1a.5nraIzl.. a gast. variety oi plants
.l...#s Uaaa1, II. i ,c ,iona, win .tW oXcep-
,.e. ne tlla1 COW rs.3 W,ta vigorous sl5Wth OF
sun .,-. .e vegetable substances.
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way faa9i In q a.ltfat ..tt richness 70 ifoaAae
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diva soils a.tt ~ t-..da..d tihp:a3atuye :
.Il. .s#ra.l.I s.4rie eeup1us IN taking a%0y ths
r.. .Jss. M natt-.asa.'5 jAal computation
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arI p ~ caHu' dc Sur
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tended TO increase the demand, and extend the
consumption Of the raw material; and that, but
for This increased demand, the price of the arti-
Gle would have fallen, possibly one half, lower
than it now is. The erpr of the opposite argu-
ment is, in assuming onething, which, being de
MED. the whole fails; th,t is, it assumes, that the
,,hole labor Of the UniteI States would be prof
tably employed, withou manufactures. Now
the truth is, that the systm ercites and creates
labor, and ths labor creaes wealth, and Il is new
wealth comm lnicates additional ability to con
sumo, which acts on all the objects contributing
to human comfort and eijoyment The amour
of cotton imported into tie two ports of Boston
and Providence alone, (dIring the last year, aut
it was imported exclusively for the home manu-
facture) was lO9,5l7 balls.
ITO be cotinued1
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2g5utg as,u I,ttelltnes1rer.
JACKSON REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Springfield, Monday morning, 23d .4pra, 1882.

SprifgfeLd Monday morning, 23d .4pru, 1852. ~
Agreeabie previous notice, and the arrange
ments of the diihrent counties in this District,
for the purpose q nominating Electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President in the first and fifth
Judicial Circuit, Delegates appeared and took
their seats, fromthe following counties to wit:
From the equity of Sangamon, Messrs. VAN
DEvEER, Cox, G,oDEN, and j. BERRY.
From the coutv of Morgan, Messrs. STACY,
EVANS, MORTON, WYATT, and HENRY. ~ sH1
From the couny of Adams, Messrs. PEARcE
and MAsoUERIER 9tfi a-
From the couny of Schuyler, Messrs. Dun
LAP and SPARKS. irt I'it4 57 w
From the count of McDonough, Messrs. Bo-
CART and EDMONTON. sfa' 3l 8 '."
From the count, of Jo- Daviess. john TuR-
NrY, Esq. @Att5}tl
The Convention being organized, on motion,
AARON ..VANDERvrR was appointed Chairman,
and MATHEW SrA5y and JOHN TURNEv, Secre-
tares. S't ssh EW 7t in a f'H So
n On motion it was, ig isilo ~ ss15.
Resolred, That he Chairman appoint Com
mittee of six, to report an address and resolutions
to the citizens of this District, on the approach
ing Presidential election; when the Chair ap-
pointed the following members that Commit
nttce: Messrs. Tourney, Evans, Bogart, Cox,
Dunlap, and Massuerier ,....sssr. IA :.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
two O'Clock r. M sf.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment,
the members having all answered to their names,
the Committee appointed to draft an address and
resolutions, offered the following address and
for the concurrence of the Conven-
ton, which were unanimously adopted.
y Resotred, That we believe, that the confidence
of a majority of the people of Illinois, in our
present worthy Chief Magistrate, is unimpaired,
and that the stability of our Republican institu-
lions and the best interests of the country demand
his re election for another constitutional term.
Resolped, That we view with indignation and
the unfounded reports now SO freely
circulated by his enemies about the health of the
President, and that we consider it as an aban-
comment of all honorable argument against his
'
Rcsolved, That the late attack on the present
in the rejection of MARTIN VAN
buren,, by the Senate of the United States, as|
our diplomatic agent at the Court Of st. James,
vas wanton and malignant in spirit, and unJus-
iiabIe in fact; and that our confidence in hisl
lbility, honor and integrity remain mistaken.
Resoloed, That our Senators in Congress are
untitled to the thanks of the Democratic party in
his State for their vote on the nomination of
MARTIN VAN buren, as Minister to England.
ResoIped, That our Delegation at the Balti-
lore Convention be requested to use all honora-
ie means to procure the nomination of Col.
RICHARD M. JOHNSON as candidate for the
ice Presidency; but that, in case of failure,
lT UIitsd exertions will be used to secure the