Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

without distinction Of party.
II. That our friends in each town be
requested forthwith to appoint Standing
Committee for the better organization Of
the party, for general correspondence,
and for the promotion Of the objects of
The Convention.
~. That we deem It expedient to as
certain, as soon as practicable, the num-
Der OF white male citizens over the age
of twenty-one years, who are natives Of
this State, and who are not freeholders
also the number Of white male citizens
over the age Of twenty-one years, ma
tives of other states, who have resided in
this state one year, and who are not free
holders; and also to ascertain the amount
Of taxes which are paid by all such non.
freeholders; and that the several stand
ing committees be requested to obtain
this information, and transmit it to the
State Committee without delay.
10. That the General Assembly be
respectfully requested to call Conven-
ton Of the People, based upon popuIa-
tion, to be chosen by freehoIders and by
such non-freehoIders as are specified in
the 9th resolution, for the purpose Of
forming written Constitution; and be
further requested to provide that the
Constitution which may be formed by
such Convention, be submitted for adop.
ton or rejection, to all the above men
toned persons; and that copy Of this
the President and Secretaries, and be
communicate to the General Assembly
al their next session.
ID. That a State Committee be ap-
pointed to correspond with the standing
committees Of the several towns; and to
promote the great object Of this party.
Is. That this Committee be requested
to take immediate measures for the es-
tablishmcnt Of newspaper to support
the Constitutional cause.
i6. That a committee be appointed to
prepare an address to the People Of this
State, on the subject of a Constitution,
and be requested to report the same at
the adjourned meeting Of this COnven-
ton.
18th. That a Committee be appointed
to report a Ticket Of General Officers,
favorable to our views, at said adjourned
meeting.
18th. That a printed copy Of these
Resolutions be transmitted to His Excel
lency the Governor, His Honor the Lieu
tenant Governor, and to each member Of
the Honorable Senate, and Of the House
Of Representatives.
18th. That these Resolutions be sign
ed by the President and Secretaries and
published in the newspapers.
ISigned.)
NATHAN A. BROWN, Pres'dt.
WILLIAM IL. SMITH, Secre,or;o.
SAMUEL L. GARDNER, 'ec'e'a''eS'
After the several committees, named
in the above resolutions we're appointed,
the following resolution passed, viz:
Resolved, That this Convention ad-
journ to meet again at the State House,
in the city Of Providence, on the 18th
day of March, 1894, at 10 o'clock, in
the for enoon; and that all the towns in
this State, not represented in this Con-
vention, are respectfully requested to
send delegates to said adjourned meet
ing.
The State Committee Of Correspon-
dence consists of Thomas Rivers, Chris
topher Robinson, Joseph M. Blake, Jo-
seph r. Stone, Charles Randall, Joshua
Wilbour, and Joseph w. Miller.
The committee to prepare an Address
to the People consists of Thomas w.
Dorr, Joseph X. Angel, David Daniels,
William Fl. Smith, and Christopher
Robinson.
The committee to report ticket OF
General Officers, consists Of Joshua
Wilbour. Samuel Pratt, William ] Til
ling Rufus w. k'mbali, WIZARD
BaIlou, Joseph II. Stone, Nathaniel
Moury Cd, Larned Scott, Joseph NJ
Blake Jeremiah Bosworth, Nathan
Z ,,hcr Hcnr, BaiIcy Charles j West