Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-03
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outstanding the early hour at Whrh ''D w
those items without distinction o party, VINO n'c W '"
NJ supnortino the Laws the Constitution anu The mon
was notified Al Faneu iiail yesterday ael
,, body of the hall and the galleries. were dcic rto"of
before the time fixed organi1aton II comprised IN
doubte,ly complete representation oi 'he p'oP" "
Boston, than any other public meeting hra mere l"t r '
,ussou of p1lcal questions since the adoption ol the ON
siituton All the professions every branch Oh trade MI m
mechanical pursuits and all forms OF honest labor were Irp
resented by the most active, intelligent, anu tes'e'''
members OF their respective vocaons
prSof rTIoNS OF THE BOSTON UNION MEETING
Resolved That preservation of the Constitution and 'h
non i he naramont duty fall citizens that the BLESSINGS
which have flowed from them in times pas wnich the who
country is enjoying under them, and "hich we H!
beeyc poserity will derive from them hereafter are incas
liable; and they vastly tTascend IN Importance Ill ''
political objects and considerations whatever.
Resolved That would he folly To deny Tint there mas
been and still is danger 10 t,e srence q Me onlon mnr
there il prevalent mach OF spirit OF disunion cons'aN
weakening its strength and alternating the minds oi o par
lle people of The United States from another anu ha
this spirit be ciurkrd nd "-,.anea and do not g'"
wov u spirit of Cancellation and OF patriotic devotion l"
the general good of the whole country we cannot eApc'
Iona continuance of the political lie which mas hiteio lia
us one people, but rather hook 10 see groups VI s'
ncphbong republics whose existence Will be stale OIL per
| petual conflict and open war 80 c... ,
hr United States-hc supreme Law OF the land-are elaN
binding upon every citizen, and upon ovcry o'ae III III"
Iinonothat ALL laws passed by Congress- In pursuance M
,he Constitution arc equally binding on all the czens ana
no man liberty To resist or dsooey any one
tiona act of Congress- any more 'ah ,o', ] - % % ~ ,l
u" o o m dvantaaes Of the Constitution and to refuse or
sc 10 refuse perform part OF its dues or 10 SUP
| mil 10 any part Of its obligations 49,, y,
Resolved Tha, the adjustment of the measures which als
turbed the action Congress for nearly ten onhs o us
as session ought to carried out by the people OF e M
ted States in good a all the substantial provisions 1e
se although may differ with each other about tue De
tails of those measures yet in Judgment renewed Ia
nular agitation any Of the main questions men seleu
would be fraugh with and extreme dangers 10 he pa
and harmony OF the country which this adjustment mas nap
py restored , c-, oe ros;sance 10
the execution of regularly enacted law except oy eac
shIe annea TO the regular action of the judicial tribunal"
upon The question of it, appeal w,r
Of the first principles of social ORDER and tends TO
Reso,ed That men, who directly or indirectly instsa
or encourage those who may be The subjects 1l e
ncass Ia offer violent resistance 10 the officers OIL 'c law
seserye the reprehenson Of nd gnan community ana
NJ ayercs punishment which its laws have proviaed Iol
% ntTncc. and that we have entire confidence lna' any
combination or attempt fix such blot upon on% @ nunsbnS u
T nnr State or city will promptly ebked ana ensnea
., ou' m ndnendent and impartial judiciary and by r ami
enlightened Jnres. IN . N ,;o :, n, pIaccs and nm.
al circumstances far acts or influence may eA
end sustain the Federal Union, uphold It's Constlu'o
and enforce the duty OF obedience to the laws