The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-02-23

'saP attempt TO adopt the WiImot p,..
another form: i We so REGARDED n 4.
gre could receive no favor or sona,.-
from us. D'''
Be itjurthsr re'ol0ed, That il /, IL. ,
defined opinion Of this meeting ,h.
pie OF Mississippi would sustain tbeiy y.
and Representatives in aiding 10 ,,rry 4.
policy Of the President IN reference y \. !.
mission of California into the Union. !. ! !
ded in his admirable message 10 a.
tie Subjects and We viii state a rsy :,
reasons by which we are confirmed !. =. ]
ion.
lst' A majority of the people # il. I,
cast their votes at the last PresideD,i,l.I
in favor Of a distinguished Statesman :,
North, who was known no, oniy ID 1,
in feeling to the institution Of slavery 4.
upon their own responsibility and n III. \
manner.
I'd. No evidence has been afforded l.,
majority Of the people Of the Stale h..
fled their views on this subject since Il,
the vote of the State to Gen. Cas-, n
fair to presume in the absence Of syid.,,l
the contrary. that, like their rspre,.,,,
their, positions have undergone no eh,,,
Sd. Although the people of C,Et0,ni,
stigmatised by the aforesaid mess,o.
Governor as "a handful Of sdyep,9,.n
have just set foot on that distant ,sD.i,at
some Of .hem bold aud hardy bios..,,
our own country, but maug Of them
aud strangers to our instituliOnsa III
Cass, for WHOM His Excellency, together
a majority OF the people Of MissiaiipV,
as their %favorite candidate for The Prs,i
has recently on the floor Of The An
M.I r .r " am
Senate, pronounced the constitution 4
by the people of California, 10 10 ,ns
very best ever ADOPTED BY any people
that distinguished man, in lavoFiBe ihsIdu
Of California is stignatised ia ihs I'D
while a candida for The PRESIDENCY, N
ed to be our true principle rslsum
6 perpIexing question:" we CannOlMg
his friends il this State will be found
denim his course.
4th. But lastly and above all vi
abiding confidence in the devotion ],
pie OF Mississippi to the Constitution
ion Of these States and we are we'll u
that the admission of CALIFORNIA; ul z
emergency as wonId cause them 70 u
moment Of pursuing any course c''
endanger either tie one or the other HEl
Which report on motion Of MI Ia srg
ceived and agreed to. WI
The resolutions were then put upo w. w.
sage, when Judge Clifton made an lore
speech a !ainst them, and concluded udcl
ton to lay them on the table but
ing with n second, the resolutions 4
} supported by Messrs, Fisher, Foole, lHAA
derscu, Pope and others, and alter n Z
sion, were adopted with but one vii
voice. RD +
Resolutions were then sevefaOY slaOe'
D. w. Adams, Geo s. YeTg'F H.,,ss,
E Baine, but on a suggestion from I lm S
Gen. Henry, thal they were not q 4 and
: the purpose Tor which the meeting n allso'
they were Withdrawal cu
= On motion of Coos. Yergo, NAL,
we'd that this meeting, in view o. ssrasI,
f, ,ous and important question In'P gFlEEI
commune ton Of our senators 10 less
sen,atives IN Cougress, rec0Innls1 ~ N pau p,oI
ple of the several counties psp' Demon
$ primary meetings, with a view. n'' ds'i
! sion Of their opinion on this '''l o''' ll'I
! On motion Of Mr., Lea Y 7'' On Sim
the Chairman, Secretary ano 2 RSN
tar, sign The proceeding, y sur.
that a copy be sent 70 lnS
. ted States and to each q 'a y
a Representatives in Congress /, Ii OLAF
:. On motion Of NJ Z laiPrade
: solved, that the proees'lns' u
} BE published in alI'the pnPs'.l . ~ comm -,
inc FS ItB, " v,n.,i.
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