The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-16


to the proposed exclusion an equality Of
bsnenn ia toe territories Of the United States beyond
mnat t, s"vruy 1fiyoh py NE Missouri CouapromiE-.
would DO unwisa dangerous, oishonorabis and a.
basng.
| Resolved That t'Ils a question paramount to all
cons idsratons OF party, Temporal policy and
that he who fal'ers, and Enu like basrs his brJisht
fer mess Of potsge ecresut to the memory Of
past TO his duty In the preseh and traitor posterity
81 Resolved, That this meeting cordially respond 70
the rssolutons lately passed By the House Of Delegates
and adopt them expressing only the OF
this meeting and Of Charleston district but they be-
lieve of the State Of South Carolina and they conf
IDENTIFY hope, Of tho whole south.
The virginia resolutions are as follows viz'-
Be II resolved unanimously by the General Assembly
Of virgina That the government OF the United States
has control, directly indirectly, mediaely imms
atey over the institutions OF slavery and that In taking
any such control il raascends the limits Of its Legitimate
functions by the internal organ1 ion OF 'hs
Resolved, unanimously, That under no cIrcumstal-
will this body recognize as binding say enactment o!
the federal government which has tor its object the pro
hbton Of slavery in any territory to be acquired either
by conquest treaty holding 1t to be the natural and
ndefeasbe right of each and every citizen Of each and
every State OF the copedsrscy reside with his proper
Of wnssSsr Ss'srpsio1 in any Territory which nsy
BY treaty with any foreign power.
Resolved unanimously, That this general assembly
this cOnisderacy the Union is dear to him, to oppose
the passage OF law for whatever purpose, by which
stricton
Resolved unanimously, That the passage the above
mentioned prov:o makes it the duty Of every slavehold
ing State and ali tie citizens thereof they value their
dearest privileges their their independence.
certsd seton in this energeucy VIM ''' ''' ~
The Chair having announced that the report and
buttons before the meeting, MIR Calhoun was loud.
ly called for and after having expressed his warn up
probation otthe report and resolutions. spoke at much
deeply involving the honor and interests OF ths
southern the aggressive spirit manifested In
chile language the extent Of this spirt-is orignis
sbjects-its consequences If not properly me-snd the
remedy He was repeatedly interrupted during the pro-
gress his remarks by the plauds of the audience and
at its close the whole bnge infested their
in its sentiments BY the most enthusiastic cheer
The question then taken on the report and rssou
tons Of the Committee and they were adopted BY soca
| nation.
On motion Of Otis Mills, Esq, the meeting sdjournsd
Personal Nov emcnts.
Ex'Prosdent Adams still at the seat Of government
He Is 10 sit to Pow ell the portrait painter before leaving
! Washington.
Secretary Mason Ia confined to his bed a. Washington
BY indisposton-
Governor Whitcomb, Of Indiana arrived at Columbus
Ohio on Friday last
Senator Orehe0d and daughter Of kentucky. arrived
| at Columbus, on Thursday.
Governor Bebb arrived in Cincinnati the 8th also
Hon T. A. flanagan, NC. of Indiana, Hon. M. Brown.
NJ. r. sentry and A. Cuum Of Tennessee, their way
home from Washington
Political Intelligence.
The Legislature Of Pennsy lvanis journed yesterday
Emery D. Potter democrat IL elected Mayor of Tols
by % votes The Council stands six democrats and
| SIX wings
fhe Wisconsin lie gsa,ure has elected A. A. Tsnnsy,
Territorial Printer; u Knapp, Libraran John White
Register and David Merrill, Receiver Of Canal lands
Tho@as stanhops Flournoy. is the whig candidate for
Congress- in tho Halifax District OF Virginia
|
| Crackers aud Cheese.
The amount received by The Irish relief com ittss q
Albany, up to Saturday evening, was s.. sss a.
Wild pigeons selling Cincinnati at 20 cents psx
d.zen.
The welland canal is to be opened for navigation en-
| the LIST OF April
The Hudson IS navigabie TO Poughksspsis
| CIVIL WAR IN ILLINoIs-THE RRMKpY-The
2u,Iages lately perpetrated in illinois by the law
ssure II s 'f ss 81 Rexs.or; induced
is very comprehensive In its provisions and win - .1
hcent to include nearly every supposable connection
with the Gets or doDgs Of rioters dssurbors Of the
his proclamation Judge Scaes Of tho circuit In which
Massac county Ii situated Getting him hold district
court under this law for the trial of those who have
recently been engaged in disturbances Ia that and the
held ut a. early day a. be convened and organ.
ized is understood that the legislature have also
passed law making It highly penal offence, punish
able by imprisonment in the penitentiary for Of
years. for any person to participate aid abet any
way, In exciting mob, or taking any part In
SHIP BUILDING AT THE WEsT-The bark John
. Farnum, Captain George Hatch, laden with corn,
aud bound for Cork, Ireland, arrived here yesterday
from Marietta, Ohio where she has been built She Z
one OF the finest sail vessels constructed In the
West her tonnage 10 about three hundred tons and abe
has beautiful oabin containing sufficient sccommods
tions Tor twenty passengers As there |: not water
enable her 10 pass through the canal She sails
properly speaking, she floats, todayLouisrius Jsuy.
nal. March g.