Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17

increasing prosperity, and, finally, involve
us IN all the horrors and msreakaiie caIsm-
it,es 0i anarchy, intestine commotion and
CIVIL WAR, and therefore demand from
me Executive the adoption OF such Cunsti-
'utional and legal measures as NAV seem To
'n ,: oes' adapted TO quiet the public mind,
which has been thus wantonly ais,nrbcd.
defeat the unhcly designs and purposes af,re;
sa"' anc maintain and support the Consti:u-
thn and authority OF the Government. nv all
The means and powers with which thew are
entrusted.
AND WHEREAS, we arc well .dv;..
ed, and entirely satisfied, thai the aforesaid
unfaIihlui Trustees oi The public" and their
ahc'lors, have as entirely mistaken their
lower OF destroying the Constitution and
Government Of the State, rs they have clear.
~ violated solemn duty--ihat the Cons,i.
tutIDn and Government yet exist in all their
integrity and pow er-that the Senate elected
I'm September, 1884, continue TO he ss,be Sea
male OF Maryland,' and will 81 continue un1
I'll superseded 10y the election of successors
as conslitutionally and lawfully prov i,let fort
and, with the House Of Delegates elected in
October last, now constitute the General
Assembly" of this State.
NOW, THEREFORE,, !, THOMAS
| w. EEAZEY, Governor oi the State Of
MARY land, with the advice Of the Council.
ana III virtue "i the authority vested in me-
oy lhe Constitution, deemins i, proper and
that tie General Assemhl, should be con.
'ened before the time fixed for the ney, an
nuai Session, Ia which it stands adjourned.
~ HEREBY APPOINT AND PRO.
CLAIM
MONDAY, ll.c 2lst of NOVEMBER
Instant, as the time of the next meetino of
inc General Assembly, and call upon and re-
quire the several Senators and Delegates 10
a'leha al The Seat OF Government, on that
oay 10 lake INTO consideration the present
eono''"n Oh our public affairs. and adopt such
measures as TO them may seem meet and ex-
pedIent in relation thereto, and for the Trans
action II such other business as the welfare
oil The State may require
ANA do furthermore declare and pro
Ciaim, 10 all " HON il doth or NAV Concern
That, as Chief Magistrate oi the Stale. I
| shall exert 10 the utmost, all the ,,,,,yar.
winch have been, or may he vested in me bv
The Constitution aud Laws, and hich il NAV
| oecnme necessary 10 employ, to curb th,,
Sihrt oil anarchy, disorder and revolution.
manifested 10y the aforesaid conduct and ,,r,,
cectnss, ami Ia support the Consti,uii,n ,,,l
enforce the laws upon all offenders a,a;nst
,neir majesty, who shall proceed, hy O.
Elk ACES, either of resistance Io The
| constituted authorities oi the State, or of car.
| 'yhe out anG coHsummatine the revolution.
| airy designs and purposes If the aforesaid re-.
cusants and their nbeiiors and do b-ret,v
| require and cnjhin all civil officer. If the
stale, 10 be vigilsnt in the performance nj
ihelf several and respective duties, al thi,
Important Crisis, and UPON all military off,
GERS and citizens 10 hold themselves in road.
| mess, in case their services may become no.
ceSsnry in aid of the civil authorities IA
MAINTAIN the public peace, repress disorder
uPh"ll The Constitution, or enforce the I,nws.
ana, hnaily, with humble supplications nr
and reliance upon Divine Providence fer d;'
reclion and aid, and also will, the firmest re-
lance upon the people oi the State, 10 SUM-
po't, and, ii necessary, enforce the riecl,ra.
non. ! do so!emnly DECLARE AND
rhoo Ia ! NJ That the Constitution of the
State MUST BE PRESERVED. and tbs
government maintained, as fhou nom o,e
until ALTERED, changed or ahn!ished ,, in fhe
manner Co''siiiutionally prov ided Tor.
Iiven un'ier my hand and the Great Seal nj
the State ut Mar. land, at the CITY of An.
nap"iIs, this eighth day Of November !,
,he year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty six, and of the indie.
pendence of the United States The sixiy.
hrSt. THOS. w. TEAZEY.
BY the Governor,
TIOS CULBRETH, Clerk
"i the Council
ORDERED, That one thousand copies of
,he foregoing Proclamation he printed in
h"ndhIii inrm, and that il he published, until
The time fixed lo, The meeting of the General
nsSemh'y, IN all the newspapers printed in
me State, whose pToprietcrs and Conductors
are IN favor Of unfolding the Constitution
aud Laws, and defeating The Revolutionary
designs and proceedings intended 10 accom-.
plIsh their on erthrow.
ABOLITIONfSM
we have received among our excbaogs
papers, copy Of the Z" Friend NJ Sy %