The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-18
ProceedIns. of the NashvilIe Cosrea,Ioe.
Monday, Jane, ,.


 pointed to orEnRiss the CanvestioB, that they had agreed 10 recommend tbst each State be entitled 10 one vote in the CoHveatop; that Hea. ". |. Shnr- key. of MissssiPPi. be appointed President nod Gov. McDonald, of Georgia, Vice PrssideHi. ard G Eastman and ". r. Cooper, Secretaries.
 The report was unanimously adopted
 Jndrs Sharkey, uPSn taking tbe chair. made . brief but animated spsech, which was rNesssed with besrty aFPlsase- He thanked the Convention mosa profoundly for the honer aeDe him Ia sss~axssr him to the position which he hsd 50 desire ta hu. buf which, after tue appeals made 10 hiu, he could no longer deciiDs- lie ailaaed briefy to the causes which had inaGoed the meeting Of tie Convention; the severaiSStates had ansed terms of ea auaiity equal rights had been gassaBised ta al sy fhe Con stts,ieu but be saio these rights had been violated and the GoverBmenl could not stand the shock of the deeecrBf30n of the Constitution.
 He declared the Convention had not assembled merely te devise protect the rixhis and property of southern peppir. but tO preserve the governnent which had been handed down ts them untArnisbed it had not beeR called to sahver1 bat So perpetEate the Union. Who, he asked were the better patriots Those wbe would wait tiii the direct calamity had fallen uPen fhe eountry. os those wb0 propose ts adopt ts svert ibAt calamity IL was Tor the Convention, he said, to devise remedy fer the people te carry if ont. He irRstea that remedy Weala be foand- In concla- sion he repeated that the object of the orEnors of the Convention was not io dissolve the Union. the
 
 stAnang. and expressed hope that the UnisA might be the last thing to perish amidst the universal wreck ef matter.
 Rsr. lessee B. Ferguson opened the session hy sn eloquent appeal ie tne Almighty, te project the uioa of ihs States
 Gen. Gideon J. Pillow moved the appointment ef committee of oae from each State, to examine the credentials oi members Of the Convention SECOND DAY. Tuesday. June f, 1880
 The Convention met this moruing in the McKen- dree tMethodist, Cbureh, and Eas opened with prayer by Rev. ]. B McFerrin. MT Winston of Ala, moved that much of the report Of the Committee on Organization presented yesterday, as referred to the msnser of voting in the Conveution he recommended, and supported ] his melton with few remarks. Mir. Crawford of Ga thought it would be better hrst to ascertain who were members of the Con- Ysntiou- He would be better satisfied il he vas certain of being a member.
 Judge Smith of Mss said the Committee on Elections were ready to repsrt, and after . few marks from hiTa. the question was taken on the motion os MT. Winston, and fl was re,ected. Gea. Pillow, chairman ol the eommiit@e on cleo tons reported the following lists of deiegatss As entitled to sests ia the Convention VIRGINIA w Newton. II Ciaybrook. " Gordon, " 0 Goode, T : Gholson aud Tucker. SogTH CAROLINA Hen L Cheeves W Barn n Ns W Nbltner, 4 ( ! oRng. Maxey.Grepg,J CheSfluti IT, " Hanna, F W Alsion. W Picksns. D i Nance. c Trenholm, " DaBOse, D r Jamison, and R 5 Rheit.
 GeoAGlA-HOn " T Colquitt. Hon MeOoa- ald, Coi Il L Benning. NJ Crawford Esq, o C Gibson Esq, J " Ramsey Esq, Warner EsQ. s ] Fouehe Esq Gen Robt Bledsoe, 4 H II Dawson ] Esq, and Dr J C McWhorter. i ALARAMA-Gov B Fitzpatrick, ] A Campbell A W inston, p-N-aiksf, \ Davis, Abercro W MurPhy. Betbea. B Boykin, G W Gien, : Bufard, X Shorter, (, GoIdthw2ite, ] ; Huuisr D Coleman, W Cooper, R Chpmaa, I A Walker 1 U Walden. j Erwin and W Nj Byrd. i MlssIsslPrl--Ju5gs N L ShaEk~y, C P Smith, A VI Clayton W M Mstthews. I J Word. J L lseil, J Peters, McCray and Wiikensoa. l FLORIDA Col B M Pearson. Hausndez, A Ferrnaa- C Il DGbent j F Mcclellan and [ C Ca ] bell.
 ] TExAs.-J ? Henderson. AKKANsAs-J II Powell. TENxEssEE--Col R N aTner, Jones, " 4 Se- we'll T W Brests. H Tsyiur L Green. T Shepard, Gsa " Hal, W Bate, l. addIs. G Allen. c W Winchesiet Gen D Do4enson ts W Bond. l NJ Gpwef, Gordon, Moore. E Gaatt; W Whit heid. Sa,'eihs.s, C W FowlkeS, J Pat'eGson, l l j Kennedy, 4 Ezel. c T Maloue. r T McLau- i Fen, c Everly, Bufprd, Col Defg4a, D K s Newtn, CaKift, F. Ray. PoindexieF, H ! L Johnson, D r SoFast, W Over;on, II EstIII, C ( Garner. W Vensbe. II R EstiIi, T Jackson. Gen- C J Pillow. V H Polk. N Strayhorn. C R Gnsit, Psr'ee, W ( WhIthorn. c J Dickinson. Walker. Watkins. R C Payne, P Patton, R \ F Wilkes, Polk, R D Casey, Ii Hopkins, W T Roxes. N E HSI Nn Moore W OFer,on 4 Fsguson, Dt Feh1 Robertson. Gen k Arm strong. Gov. Aaron, Y. Brown, 0 Nicholson, i ' k Stevenson, W Williams, Dr Msxsy. E ] So1tbsH, John Melutash. Dr J \ Eastman, J i DoneIsoE, W Williams, J McC; ;svock, D Graham. i " Johnson, A Jackson, N L Watkins. McGa- voek, Gen. " C Harding, I ( aborne. l. P Cheat ' ham N F hurzp M HzrvnU W R uhsvA fen l L W Hickman, L Hunter, II Atkinson, J Clem- | eus, T D Mosely, Gen. D D0neson, W H Hum phrevs, c " Buchanan, J I Nell Ssmi Doke, : l II Whitlhorn, c Nj Cunningham r L Paget, J N i Qaarle, X F Rup'on and John Stephens. ] Mf. Mosey, of Tennessee. offered the folio wing ! resolution, which adopted:
 ResolSed That the clergyneu Of he city are Peci1ily invited 10 seats n the body oi the cham : bef
 Hon. A V. Brown offered the following resolution Res7'sea. Ina, committee be appointed 10 con | SIS 5i two members tIom each State. or one where . there IS enly one from Stsie 10 be appointed by the delegation iiem rsch Siss. 10 whom all resoiu- Lions relating io fhe business sabjscts 10 be acted on by this Convention shall be reiered. NithoGi deeaie on taeif msrIls, Hatii the shall have bsea reported on by saia committee. THIRD DAY. \ Wednesday, June 5. The Convention was employed ia hearing Gne
  series of which, Nj. Csmpbeli's. wlll be iOaad is another column of our paper.
 FOURTH DAY,
 Thursday, June 6.
 We have only room for small portion of this day.
 Mir Erwin, Of Aiz.. offered a series Of rsssis tons iA regard to The delivery of fagiuye slaves.
 Mir. DG P0nis ef FA., esiered a resolution deelar- lgF lhaf Is 0t len nass@ht fuT Convention 10 declare adFsnee, hat particular measures passed by Congress would sAil fer foreihs resistance, bal thzt The Ms.ier saoHlG be left 10 each State.
 MF, MeL4sliana. eI Ea-+ aAersa q sSEses sf Fsse- lGtioRs in reiAt0A the abolition o the slave trns in tAe District of Coismba. declaring that Eaeh msasaFs We&ld be vsoiatlon Of the spirit of thls Government
 Mir Pearson, of Fa, offered resolution oeclaY- iag thai go portion sf this Government eKees the South in GsTstan to Inc Unien. bat she wiIl resist further hggressieRs the PAst of tire North at all hazards.