The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-19


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Vn motion twas resolved that the proceedings no pub
sned al me papers 70 the State favorable 70 southern
rghs. and also IN the Southern Press al washington.
| On motion, the meeting was then adjourned.
| J. 3 DEAS. Pres;dsn,s q
r. PHILLIPS, AL
From the MoSl. Advertiser, oe. 10.
| THE VOICE OF MopILr--GRAsp RALLY ron THE UNION
snsa ~ ose, " ,S
Union and the South friendly to the general systsm oi
measnrea 6r.t hrongh, fo,,y. Lv ~ Comw;t,s. III
Th;r,ssa ~ 80 Ssqs,s ~ ~ InsA S.s.s and s,cs
snbstant;av adond hv a ths indenenden
Press on the sth Instant and omanixsd st O'Clock ="
Ths ~ csss;ne ,as .aiiS o -. ~ 3a. H. 49,; 40,
on wboss no~ ~sS sSe Hon oSs
nesidens George y Hat asa and General Tbnrpss rW w
Mc(ov auoo;n,s5 vice nr.ssr,s a and iohn Sens and
W Ailen sscretaries -''- 'S' -'' go = =
n nnsd ,sh;ns ,Ss chs I,d,a uo,ln ,h.,
fe verv sensbv ths honor CONFERRED him bv ,hs,
vas ssemblvHe would Cherish Il ss aps ~ I'M han.
pest moments Of his lie that although ths sgners to the
call had been sematIzed as benr unwolhy the name of
southern ctizsns vet hs st nrnd n bsny called nno
10 preside over iheT deliberations. Being in feeble
health ne felt that he could not do justice TO the occason
but IN very eloquent and dgnihed manner, under the
inspiration OF the broad mantle Of the constitution and the
Union under which rallied, he chainedehe attention
most lucd and logical ar0rments has has ever been ia
tanad ~ IN orr com~n;,, u ,rovsa ,ha,
constitutional rights had been respected that the
a1a .Spnc.,od h ha, ausn
duSOCatcu Wy uAt oiuncW
John e. Calhoun, had been adopted; that the storm
which had so recently threatened US had passed over
Was tho those s who cherished hs bv and Of
,r innrs iI;o H. ,va s.nads -, ,u;,b psinsss ~
profound respect, Occasionally the uerance Of some
noble and patriotic sentiment would call forth bursts Of
rom lhe enthusiastic crowd Aiter ne nad con-
On motion Of George N. Stewart, esq, the chair was
,;nrs ~ % n'o -
''crs s. .h.;r .noo;,,.d q s,.w.r, ch..t., Roo, q
II IN
K D. McLelland, +. w Mccoy. and Gusiavus Horton,
es9s, sand committee,
On motion, the meeting adjourned Tor refreshments
to which they did ample JUSTICE and compmented high
" those under whose management they had been pro-
When the m.etnv again assembI.d Gen Mc(,ov an.
nounced that Judge Hopkns had retired on account of
= s.:s Ia "a ~ lss - .aopAh: pl h: M - IsaSu .S VA "o' y
Iatgge, ana naa requesea MN 20 piesioe;,
Before me committee had reported, Y. y. Langdon'
ESQ.,, was requested TO read, Tor the edca0n OF the
dience, some letters received from distinguished ndiy
duas who had been invited to attend They listened
Of fraternity and Union '' r. -
Gsorse n Stewart, esq chairman Of the committee,
tnen reported tne ioowng preamble ana resoiuuons:
in the progress Of the aoysnmea. of the
.,,.sn when have nroanc.d mnch dscard
The m and ~ ~, Of
M,.o,,J s,a,s ~ ,a s.,shish,.n, ~ ne rs,,,o,v
o. o. me e % % TeSs' and mo,s % rec seen
public Of Mexico and arising on, Of the claim Of the free
o and abolition m ,h Party hs, conses. had The power 70 sx
cnas slavery N .ne iednofes o. 'ne uhiea Sn,es aaa
,he y ss,ons Isc,na n pe "a al' ~, nS ,ha ar
of ,he bonnJssv Of s.ss have disn rbcd the
az the and the Integrity and ex
49,. ,os " as G ,bs Iinioy,' ;,ssf % w "s'' ~N"' any -
"a .s,s, ,nre I.ho,,o,. and .xc,,no se.
~ sa Cnngrs.. ~ ,hs iIn,,.J s.a,.. ,c,ed o ,hs
s' j nv ~ ,s,v 80 s,,;n ,h .s.r.i oh;ec,. oS .an
vhic ,esnlt 4 no hssor. ~. fsr
Nav therefore. be IL ''-'
Rssr,d That we approve Tor the e,
az C,r ,e M iJ,sh ana
New Mexico respecvey because in those laws Conpess
mas i 'e u wnas we con,asi us co.
of slavery in either Territory -
40 R,orsd That auy ci,izen has In our Judgment the
gbt 10 carry his Save, into eiter OF ,ad Territories and
10 I'M ov the there M hi, properly because il s hi, CON
stiona right and because any Mexican law in force up
with he fundamental nights of our citizens was auuued
y he IN i,.e, .nd Nv acs IN ,y
suIon without the aid OF any act of Congress and could
no longer be enforced any more Than the Mexcan law e
b.hny ana ercusive rrgion q, nnv othsS n W renuc
M m 10 our nrincipes of yovrrnnnent ~ '~r-e
ga Rsssird Thai W. were opoosed m the .e,enent o
the v,srd te5oria ouestiop b ths .doniion nj the M
souri, line because w belle n 10 be uncon
thai yve nsrre with Mr. aboun in ,he decnra
don mnde nv him n ss snssoh In ~ sns,. of he Jnsd
States on the 27th June l8ls on The Oregon b Thai the
Safex no aotiou Of The de,
mand no law 10 give them any advantage In the Territory
about TO be are willing 10 leave IL and other
oitizsns 70 cnr as they continue 10 be Ter,ories and
when they cease TO be So 70 lea We 10 their nha 70
rm sncb as might st the without restric
ton or condition except Imposed by the
prerequisite for admission into the Union' that this doc
rne OF by the general government Is the
rne and safe grou nd for the South 70 occupy we
her agree with the opinion advanced by Mr. Calhoun
his speech In the Senate 10th August ISt5 argu
me nj against the adoption OF Compounds line
the offer and support OF by the South small portion
L.. .ks,. IL