True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-17


Disturbances at the CAPITOL
Each OF the Public Meetings held al Philade!.
phla on Friday adopted, among other resolutions.
"ne tor the appointment of Committee of Confe-
r'ncr. The resolution Of the Wing meeting,
which assembled in the morning, was as follows !:
Reso(ued, That Committee of Conference of
hVe De appointed to confer with n committee, if
such should be appointed, be chosen by the
meeting this afternoon.
Inc Committee appointed in pursuance of this
resolution were Horace Binney, Matthew New
Hail.
The resolution adopted by the Van Buren, meet-
ing, which assembled the afternoon, was as
follows
hesored, That a committee Of five be now ap-
pointed ny The chair TO meet the committee ap.
pointed this mornng by a meeting of whiu cjt,.
zrns-and that they be instructed 10 confer with
that committee wi'h view Ia The restoration of
order, and the re-nstabs hme't of peare and the
supremacy OF the l.ws in t. is commonwealth
PROV ia the cnlnniiirt appointed on b hal. of
this met ting shall be assured that military ce
VIII not march from the city and county Of Philr
de phlh erthe recent proc amnton Of the Gov.
e. or; isl meeting being fully sn listed that the
Intervention OF an armed iorce must be destructive
OF all hope Of benefit irou the proposed coufer-
encr.
The following gentlemen ore appointed the
Commlriee : 49,
John K Kane, Henry Horn, DR.. George F..
Lehman, Colonel james Page, nd hn H. Do
hneat.
NJ We find by the National Gaza,e of satur-
day afternoon, tat the two committees whose an
po'nimenfs are mentioned above, have had n cor
resronlence through their respective chaIrnen,
"hich mas terminated without any practical re-
su is We shall publish the correspondence TO-
morrow entire, aud in the mean time insert the
notes winch conc lude il.
The chairman of the W hip cnrmiitee In win 4,
proposed confer nee OF the two committees, The
proposition was accepted by the chairman of the
Van huren committee, and ten O'Clock, a. NJ. on
Saturday, named ashv hour for holding it, The
following notes then passed between them, term.
na'ins thecoIresp"ndence
SIR -fo GU were aware last night that the com
nj lIte OF which am chairman adjourned to 10
This morning. | shall consequently be unabls tn
lay BET re them unil that hour your last note of
yesterday 5 date, received lm-dav.
am, SIR, very respectfully v"nr oh'dt svr-
HOR. BINNY, Chairman.
j. h. Kane, Ch1Iman. Phtudelphia, Dec 8
SIE-Ihe committee OF Democratic CITIZENS have.
Just learnt with extreme pain, military furce
has marched from Philadelphia Tor HARRISBURG
L" der orders from the Governor.
rms intelligence, by the terms of their ap-
,"intment, annuls their aut!lurit, to meet YOUR
com iiitee in conference.
am, sir, yourvery obi serv'.
J. X. KANE, Chairman.
Saturday, 9Th Dec Hor. Bnney, Chairman, &c
LATEST FROM HARRISBURG.
BY the Susqnehanna Railroad Cars we have re-
ceived The latest intelligence from Harrisburg,
which we sub DIN:
Erract Of a Letter, dated Harrisburg, Dec. g.
SIEVE al companies of volunteers, go IN numb Der.
rived here TO night from Philadelphia, and 400
more are expected tomorrow morning. Affairs
are still in great confusion.