The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
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pIIRIIE MEE rINH

WM. MlLLlGAN, S B, SHOrWEl.. I
= r. l.. BARCROFr, ID. HILBERT.
S, q. PEPPARD, j. s. THOMAS. F..
.....,,.. Committee. +.
The meeting was calIedtn order by the,
Ion. Thom1s Lre; upin w1ose mnllun lhr
lIonorahle William Mcfarland was. called
To the chair. Ga mptipn Of Mr. S!olwelI The.
Hon Thomas Lee Wan. ll,velIiald anal ia
lob Vorhes Esq. we're chosen Wee Presi-
dents and Isaac Lewis aud NH BrIIesun
Esq appointed Secretaries.
Tho throne Of grace vas addressed by
Rev. Joseph Cooper d D
SB Sr,teeil k>1 then read tho follow.
ing lelier from The Hon J r Giddingss
ttfsw JrFFERsuN, Now 6, lSE0
]. s. THoMAs, ESQ:
Ny Dear Sir: L had intended leaving in
he stage Of this morning to attend the Con-
sention at Salem, Cnlumbiaua county, and
| hence TO your place; but the sickness Of my
son appears TO io'bd my leaving home al this
time, aud fear | shall be unable to attend
III m citing at Cadiz. Indeed the prospecr
is that | shall be nnnhic TO meet our Ilend$
there. huwever feel but ilfie regret as |
I'M sure the time will be occupied by ablci
nep. a,
God speed every effort tn awaken ihe spirit
Of Independent, liberty and the cause of truth
and freedom among us. Yours truly,
, ]. r. GIDDINGS,
On motion of S. rhomas. Esq, com.
IN tee of nnp.O Ohee of each political party
E,r
consideration Of the meeting.
The chair appointed The following gentle.
men said committee.
j. $. Thomas, S. B. ShorNen,9
J.,hn Oglcyir, lion. JAS. Maxwell
jac"u Wr ghl, X. K Plce,
$. &. Peppard,
levi Forsyth, ...-... +,
Robert Maxwell.
During the absence ol the committee on
not'"n s. A. Russell Esq, addressed the
meeting attacking in some very surcusrc le~
marks President fillmore for approving the
Iaw.
The committee len, BY their chairman
MIR Thomas, offered the following
lsnsuI.ed, Tnnt we are now and E,rever
opposed 10 the unjust and inqu tous Fugitive
3 ave i.awj and earnestly recommend to
Congress us immediate and total repeal.
Resolved, That the lndignuy offered to the
Ipeop 6 Of tho Ftco States in 'cummanding"
them To bee me 81 ,vc-catchc4s is hereby re.
| en- ed as an nsut.
Rcso!vcf, That IN using The language Of
'noderatlor, We wish to be understood as
pre'rring Government to anarchy y-unon
to disnnlGn-peace 10 war;--bF, Whalever
be the cons aquoncP, we will agitate until
hrs ilaqnitous law Shall have been eiIaced
from lrc Statut.s ftli, nal on.
Resolved, II nt The rnrmI ers Of Congress
from lie N'rrh who vorrd in favor of the
Fugitive ) lave Law, and the Texas swinde,
Nor who alb el ted themselves that these laws
might pass have disgraccd themselves; mis-
re resented the sentiments Of their injured
Iconstituents, and deserve the scurn and con-
enpt of everv hon st nan.
Resolved, That our warmest thanks are
ereby tendntcd IN all the members o
Congress who opposed mud voted against id
law, FIR heir manIy and determined support
OF the splrf! OF lrtependeni liberty, an6
the cause Of tr'rh and freedom" sgaAst
violent aud reckless opposition.
Resolved, That we are "pp,s~r IN slavery
IN The United StleS; aud n favor of is alb
o!hl"r, b! C'ngrrss in ,Ir DIS rio, otCoIum
bln, and wherever else C"ngr, IS has power
over II.
Resolved, That we herr6v tcc lnriend the
passage ni a law hy Congress x'erdnG the
princlFIes Of The Wmol Prnvisr, 10 all the
Territories "f III United Suites.
Resolved, rul Ne are utterly 0nposcG to
he admission OF any new Stnre into the
Unjon, whore constitution does NOT forever
prohibit slavery Herein.
Resolved, That copy Gf the proceedings
of this meeting he addressed ln the Senate
and the House Of Representatives Of the u,
States.
Resolved, That the papcrs Of Cndz, Co,
ilumbus, Cleveland and Washington City, be
requested TO publish the proceedings Of this
meeting.
The h ur having expired f,r which the
Court adjourned, on motion, the messing
took a recess oI thirty minutes, 10 meet in
the Secession church