Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-03

The reading Of tba , ~, y NcshOba coo' sc
men, WA. "ccon fund, being called led Io co.
,,. " , men Mr.. Jones Of YaSoo ~
ing resolution. which wa, "Soo' Offered Ii, sO
hesoiyed, That each r n""aa,lmousy sd" Sa',
lono his return home "s'hner Of IN, w
70 oothin contributions ~ -. :, ns utmost erss
Tor printing documen,. ~, ~" .ne purpose of Ssp
contmbutor aa .1e same, with ,Ls sA 81 &ci
treasures oc, N.Y. 'lle amount con,; ppuile Of
On nOn,; ~ 'ne lend at Jacksobo ";'llOutsd hS
| Resolved ~ ~ gen Jones. Of MadIi.ne dlaielr.
BY The Presidtnt, for tbo ~, g Of fr.t aDo"
preamble aud resololia, pulpo'e ofdrawjp~ras
THOMAS KINDS u'aui Of The late c.s q
men &c to t co@nnsa appoint d The oIlov,.
Of ml TI;sG. Gen Brown, Of coe,tGe Gen Jones
Spe rr'"s Il N r Jeers Of ciaib oni Co.. T
Gen. G. NJ. Price ofrs,,,, "'
lions, which were real MI s'p" ule following ,.,,,
Resolved, That the no" muin,'aa,elmou'ly adoo,o5
Democratic State Central J,u cns made b. ~
I A ln,sea
ply ,acanoie, Tx and Henry s. Foe Foo o. Andv
proved BY lSs co, ,le Electoral T H', 70 "p
nra Nes1ly S,l,. That b WILLIAM M, ,
present state Treasurer e. h. , Nhso, Esq, H.,
uhis Convention asa su,,aS,. recommended, bv
san once al the election ia Nov r"Iuale Or to-
Resolved, That in a srir r,Oo os next.
personal good for the pnb I" u G,ompiohse NJ
o. hye be appointed to adde's, val w' connite.
Eamunds, and request in The ham, NJ. a SSo"Tand
t IT, party Withdrawal from S vG' demo,
lo,, W,nercnpon the President appointed =
loving gentlemen 10 compose 'I n" The bl.
mentioned in tho above resolu,;oa WV COMMITTEES
Gen. c. NJ. Price, of Hindu. -.
E,uer' Of Madison; John NJ. Clem,w V| ySNn NJ
"G Hn", W. walsh, of Noxubee;' ana "I ,i
h' Herbert, Of llawamba. 'nO Ians
Col Miller of Kinds, from III. ,o
preparing an address to the peopa of Nv' ;l
requested timeof the Convention lor n' 'SsFP,
which vas granted. ''a purpose
Col. Miller, of binds. orers1 A.,
resolution, which was read, ma ns. 'Uu0'Ns
adopted; '' o''u uOanlnou,y
Resolved, That he Democa'ic SIN. D..
party o. tins State do hereby enter ,bs % . Ass
T.o,'st against the repeal of Naturali,o',,a" sun
'ue onileu States, and that the princino, "s'
winch The Native American As.oc;a,;e 'u"h
founded are ant-republcun and ,ubye,.iv. y, ~
fundamental principles Of our Goyernm,n, N
Ioi. George r. Kiger offered ,Ls Gl,..
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adopted: ui''''llV@y
Resolved, That this Conyenon eu,o,,,.
diminished confidence in the integrity ami H., wv
ness OF their distinguished Govcruor. iIry,,na.
u. McNuTT; and thai be well deserve. ,hs ,on
unued confidence of the democracy of,iissi,nn
Zen. Jones, from the committee onnon,og !
prepare preamble and resolution ii relation !
zen. Kinds, deceasd, made the following rcpsr
Whereas this Convention has hearl Of n,
death OF Gen. Thomas HNDs; and whereas II,
licensed, during long lie which be deyoter
with heartfelt zeal to The cause Of his copntrv
sustained the character ofan honest man. n NM.
parrot, enlightened statesman and brave soldier
and whereas, in the dcmisc Of such man. IN,
who country has sustained teep and itrepar
able Ioss,whch it becomes all good lnen 10 mourn
Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of the late Gen
Thomas Kinds, the State Of Mississippi has los
enc other brightest neutrality-suspicious. sr
cere overwhelmingly its most dazzling gem
and the canse Of human rights a firm, unrm
and unslccping advocate.
Resolved, That the President Of this couyenIio
transmit COPY oftliis preamble and resolution
the family ofthe deceased, together with Idtc
Of coincidence, in the name of this Convention.
On motion Of Mr. Walsh, OF Neshoba,
The report was received and agreed 10.
Nil e.. 5. Cook, OF Warren, ofleed the follow
ing resolution which was read and unaniuoud
adopted:
Resolved, That having the fullest confidence
the purity AMI justice Of our principles, ami tha
IA certain triumph aWaitsus il November, il The
are properly understood BY the people, that hi
Convention recommend 10 lie democrlic ml
IN Mississippi to hold meetings in every precnc
in all the counties, and invite the whs, to lie,
discussion.
On polion Of DR.. ID. o. Williams, Of IIinl,,
Resolved, That the proceedings flhis Con
vcntion be signed by the president, Vice Pes
dents, and Secretaries, and published inal b
papers in The State.
On motion OF Gen. G. NJ. Price,
The thanks gof the Convention were nnanln
onsly voted to the President Tor the dignided an
impartial manner in which he presided oye Y
Wheieupon Col. Gilmer, the President Of III
Convention, rose and remarked in substance, Tia
he felt grati6ed for The distinguished marx
respect rendered him as the presiding Officer OIL
arge and respectable nm assenlbiage Of his lei
ow CITIZENS. He said il was an honor he slou
herr h to The last hour his existence. And ,
would exhort bis co-laborers in the cause Oh ue
nocracy to go homea and carry on the gcod wof
until The principles Of liberty were eslabl'le
ipon n stable foundation. He adverted 10 70
onduct of the ladies of Chillcotbe, who VOC
ho gallant Croghan sword for hls defence
for Stephenson and remarked that be WI
,heered on TO his labors in the Conrsrtlon
he smiles of beauty and tho limiting sstaces
ne ialr has ,.sals Of I!r,wndes. lie held ito
Us duiy wnen lovely women, as in the days
spartan liberty, urged bin to 70 forth, 70 out
heir sacred commands. Thefemales that cne s!
d him on 10 the good work, possessed a slInlly
impulse ofpatriotism to those who voted Crosna
he sword for his conduct during The last val
While the wings were busy building log capi'
nj gnzzlins hard cider, it was happy omen
nd sas ladies engaged in tho more impor'a
'ork q urging the democracy to save th q,
y. The wife ormy bosom, said Mr. 1ll'ue
esired me 10 attend the Convention; anu
ish,it to be snid Of me ia all after time, ne col