The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-19
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1910. . a ~. Z Y, ~ &c AssApoLf, Dee ~, 1850
The convention met The president Of the convention
presented the following ie,teTss1 re ~ sH t1fte8N
sT-9 wAsmseroS, Dec IL 1850.
Mr. DEAR have the honor 70 acknowledge the 70.
gress forming The sso adopted by Ihs Mary
land Reform Convention, which you forwarded 10 me, and
ss am sr h ny ns wssa
lily the condolences Sea 81 the c0nyeno thar VIII
satasd with The assurance Of Me sooesyso q he PEG
pie Of Maysnd 10 any emergency which may isasi'e y
r'a'y' your MILLARp RILLMoRE.
Hon JoHs c. CHAPLAIN. President Reform Convention /,
DsrARraEsr or srArs. Washington. Dsc, IL. 1850.
your lster Of The sh Instant enclosing rspo,, and
lu,ons nnanInouy adopted by the Maryland Reform Goa
By the Congress Of he Uasd States At ia ssi session. o
ne ss q y Yes 2 .
and respectable convention. recently chosen BY the
people, cannot but produce great effect upoa the public
dace reconciliation and harmony, and thereby perpso
ate the Union Of the States lt ..aoa s8i saiis
win great respect y'qpa pfaf; WEBSTER ;f!sssg!
J. G. CHAraAs. President Of the Reform Convention 70
revise the constitution OF Maryland, IN g1lJ <
Messrs Spencer, Jener. FRESHMAN. and others, sug-
gested the proprety Of giving uaiversd circulation TO
these letters; and they were ordered to be printed
s.4i a -1----- --TT From the National ia,sllssncsr
The Gsorsis Convsnsien aihsa ,tsaAo
We have teegraphic information that The convention
OF the people of the State Of Georgia, after short
sIon finally adjourned on Saturday evening 81 is acts
have no account except upon authority Of journal
list of the dsunon party in the subjoined notice, he
OF which satisfies that the action OF the conve
ton has been that OF body OF good citizens, conscious
OF the value Of our Institutions and determined that they
shall be sustained against all attempts to do them vic.
lence asa a8aas gi a8a l8 N6lIsIeIllY y
ssMAcoN, (Ga y December 10, 1850
"The convention adjourned Saturday evening; It's
action tame and submssive as the veres northern com
10 be form sort rational Union party, d.
vide the offices without regard to the rights Of the constt
uents, This project did not succeed WELL howeversoni
Of the rank and e Of the old democracy kicking Up a. the
idea of fraternizing with Toombs and Stephens. The
sooiherng parry In the convention treated by the
majority with great unfairness and discoartesy" a n
Since the above put in type we have received the
following Geographic despatch from Macon, giving some
further particulars Of the proceedings s Fl..p3
"Thee convention adjourned Saturday might. nfer
adopting acquiescng In the action of Congress- and
declaring that the perpstuy Of the Union depended upon
the faithful execution of the fugitive slave law &c The
the adoption OF this rssolntion 2S7 and
nays 49, Eight delegates were absent did The
tone Of the convention Arm throughout, but concia
tory II Is matter Of congrataaiion that the convention
has closed its labors with nch Judgment and credit