The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-24
-Fnm ne J OulsNlIIe OonIiel,I
p,hur Meeting ia WOOdfOrd.

lions call having been made upon the ciil
40 Ya-oon ueighh0rhOot, Woodford cOuH
z..TsIg 40 he law OF 1888, meeting was bell
., 'IIs-' ri lie Sous Of Temperance, Saturday
1Lf-h Tie meeting having been organizes
$50 Cs,t. : Anderson 10 the Chair, and y
m r.ey as Secretary, upon motion, AZ
-,,5iuied 2 committee ol I'VE, CONSISTING
- Pail. }. d. hsger, fnos Koutt' 'ohn Sion
IiFl Nl-tIn. 10 Tepou suitable resolouoni
~. a. - e,-silefaiicu Of the meeting.
- Sii,wing preamble aud resolutions were
~ ne Con.aittee and umsnimousy
.rist. -. ,-.....,..,;,.l
aTsgr,s, IN the progress OF ne constitutional
a. h, me amendment Of the organic law 81
asS-.--,osWealih. il has become Necessary foI
~.o..,ie of the respective counties 10 seiectdel-
-. = he Constitutional Convention 10 assem-
- 0.tober; and, whereas, IL The Donation o.
rs, ~. upoa whose delioeTaiion depend, AZ
:, smiuent degree. he desiiny o. me common
.-1 rpl he prosperity and happiness OF It's
49, +, i meet that calm celebration and the
- interchanse Of sediments and feelings
is-I .i.,ii he ulaiufed popular vii, and ensure
- ,-sirurlept 10 which we al look with 50
-. .-,isiy. roe fefec,i0n Of the sPiut and
- - ID fb5~e WHO ere alike the subjects OF
st---,..,-sl reslraidi and the fountain OF poiii-
$500. Ne hold no Communion with he spif-
sa aad reckless IGn0yaiiOu- We cherish
- --rsluad FsusrsiIOn The Institutions OF our
49, al treasure with fiiai reverence and
----'--ie he memoirs OF the past And We deem
f--,s..bia Will The feelings which that reveT-
.----58 ysoerstiOn should inspire, and consis-
80 lie spirit Of pure and enlightened patri-
- i, ,isId A inst and discriminating difference
= ,L.,s.rti1ss Of tine and the developments OF
800 We had been content that The insii-
- I'd saver should have remained ioT the
.-s5t under the legal restraints by which lis III
- - a-otitited. and hal looked through The
,,ar,fio8 al natural causes and It's slow bur, we
- .aeyi.ahIe tendency for Us final extinction
E-L--ts sac Butthe mad and iauatical violence
go ira prJ-slsyery parry has hurried crisis IN
,yt-b iosecsion would be ruinOus, and sn emphaf-
80 decided policy must be adopted Ihe last
Ts,..f--e las virtually repealed The law prohI1-
80 ~ ave trale and opened Kentucky as the
- he slave lrader. The law Of 1898, which
80 rsEsrIe5 Is The settled policy OF the STATE
,,--;er 5y which orr venerable and renowned /
-, ls,sI. ere me National Urion had its birta,
EslL lave freed herself from the wIthering curse |
be has 5Ehiet her greatness aud palsied her |
.,-sth 5l, lor the yranical interposItiou Of the
g-.s5 Gown, has been bloted from the Statute \
Boz. TIE people Of kentucky are now 10 decide /
yhrlsr She vii embrace the bright and palmy i
szs,lrg .or which Heaven seems 10 have designed /
tsr Of beglea-h 70 her sons the poverty and weak
Hsss0f Virginia and perchance the hOmid blOodsbed
- Dlm.ac0. Whether her lgXuTiant soil and her Il
suu5ernE elements Of greatness and prosperity |
.sig,.ss.-a great cluluuniIy OF energetic and en-
-l-sag t-seaeu, 90 -nlurc The 5!ighling tread Of
tsssye. While We are not prepared tedeclare
s-rass-JTa. Of either OF the plans OF emaneipa-
toa ,.s- rave been presented, We deem il impera-
frs Az nd spensab'e thai the principles of the
sgof lSs5 enforced BY Tgid sanctions should be
slEsfst IN the Constitution, and thai a provision
stSlt be added which shall leave unTsmmelled
ie p55a.sI Ei, snd enable the Legislature, un-
-sl restrictions sGch as may ensure calm and de-
srsis decision, 70 pass l2Es OF gradual and pros
ss,ilve emancipation.
Rai-sd rrsfur. That n the exercise Cf the
1sfl- -sti u ileeFl-n 90 spsak through any chan
IL. r V'lct PJ3l..l opinion msy be conveyed,
30 1-0c.zm ocfse.sss opposed 10 all measures.
sss.ts. constitutional or legislative, which nav
"a O. ls increase or PePetusti0n Of the inslitG-
Lon 9. ssgeT il Kentucky.
Ress.usf, Ihsl The ssiuiary principles Of the
~ q 1888, c0aseluE.ec hy the memory of The
cary s.flECes q kEgiala IN Is behalf, and sus.
kaet y Ihe lest o. ample experiences, should be
p5ullleltg Incorporated in the JTganic instrument
q De and
As1'-si, lhd he Legislature should be left !
rec % ilke sach seton upon the subject Of rrsdu-
e. sll2hc.71uJu Is may be demanded By the cir ,
instances o. the county and the maiured and
e2si.sc n 7-ession Of the popular will
zssolse1, Tat we regard the gifted, eloquent
e; l-e-eear.ea son Of HOOdiOfd, Hon. Thomas
? As's-lii, a. The man Of all others best suited
2 ne representation Of our wishes and the de-
snee o. our EIeas IN the approaching constitu-
ia eoa'eniiJn1 and We tender him, should he {
'laseli 10 BE- candidate, our hearty and enthusi-
zslc support
Rested, That The Louisville Courier and the
-i--s.9a Observer & Reporter be requested 10
s-1-sl l4ese proceedings
pw L ANDERSON, Chsiman.