The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27
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The following viii be the order Of prooesdng iof e Onoh
Mas Mesng to be held the St Charles Theatre on wed
r III T. I a. Iafaystte Square and at the Place
Arsu EACH national salute at six O'Clock p NJ. on the
day ofilie msetips.
Ils oesiur win be organized O'Clock, precisely
The meeting being ORGANIZED Mr. J. p BENJAMIN, IRON
the committee appointed the preminaries viii
present the resolutions prepared by the committee
Gen. Foote and Gen. Downes. Senators from Mississippi
and Louisiana will then address the meeting They VIII b
followed by such other gentlemen as may be called upon
Editor papers friendly the objects Of this meeting viii
be provided with the stage with the officers OF TIT
messing.
Ame have been made for the accommodation
of the reporters of the public press.
The Committee OF Arrangements have adopted the follow
lug resolutions, to be presented to the meeting;
Resolutions:
and lie excitement which ambitious men are endeavorng to
ni and increase, render it eineni the duty OF every
pledge Of thai love BY Opposing The weight Of b. name and
ssofued That The citizens q Louisiana yield to none
IN ardent and nnconquerabe devotion g our mn
q the great patriot who by 70 look with
disirust and abhoence on all who shs enoeaSor 10 array
RssoIpsa Thai The Union Of these States only &C,
y IL By
aging system concession and c3mpiome tending
msnaced preservation depend the ke feelings
and The like spirit amongst the descendants Of those who
Resolued That the measures passed by the Congress of
dictated BY sincere desire 10 aay the agitation excited BY
the violence Of the fanatics who for selfish purposes seek the
dissolution OF this Union; and, at the same me 70 do Jus
tice TO all sections Of the Confsdeacy mat cheeuly
admit the purity of motive and sincerity Of patriotism of the
statesmen who considered these III adapted to the
end proposed, but whilst making this allowances for diversity
Of judgement the subject expedency tolerate
70 The duty Of citizen to obey the laws they
have been passed. we hesitate to apply to those who
counsel resistance those laws the name of enemies Of
OuE0OuRtry.
8 Resolved That the people Of Louisiana will lend their
aid ia execution Of the compromise lqws above alluded to-
and will put down with strong hand, all who may attempt
10 set them at naught.
g. ReseUed That entertain for our friends Of the North
true trafena regard that and will entertain
the slightest doubt OF the good faith which will mark their
osfvahce o. ALL the terms of the Compromise and that
whilst We regard With indignation the lawess violence of
ncieu fanatics who have made themselves conspicuous
er eoza 70 eynde resist the law mistaken
onx Ieaqcs on the good and abiding spirit of the
mass q the people, who will subdue those fanatics with
me hsn heart and rseute spirit which they have inherited
from the man Of the Revolution.
y hcsofote, That in thus giving pledge of purpose
we nave given the strongest Of all proofs 0our attachment
NE Union Chat the yielded by the Southern portion
q he conedetaey by the terms OF the recent compromise
AWE comprehend concession that eemen make,
with honor and that contemplate without horror
e inevitable consequences which would from the I'M
luminous resistance OF the citizens OF the South any, the
slightest lnfraction Of of the which have beer
passed as equivalents for those concessions.
9 hes0ped, That the thanks of the nation eminenty
uue 70 me statesmen who at the last session OF Congress
ceasingly struggled the peace union that
the true hearted Senators Of Mississippi and Louisiana Gen
efes DOWNS and Fo0TK. highly distinguished, and de
e approbaOn the affection and The gatitqde of the
B. B. LEE, JOHN NJ. BELL,
u II BssJAMIN, +. l. tGGoLD.
y. H. DVRELL, HARRY t. HAyEs,
w. Ii. HUNT, ]. d. WALTON,