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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-17

The PRINTERS NATIONAL CONVENTION
On the Sd instant, the Convention of Jolrneymen
Printers, in session at New York, join w. Pere-
COY, of Baltimore, President, had under consider
alton the following resolutions:
KeSOUed, That this Convention recommend the Journey.
Printers Of city and in the United States
form themselves into unions and establish connection
with each other for the purpose Of united
and quest involving the interest OF the trade
upon The following basis
|. Regulation and adjustment of the different scales of
| prices to conflict with each other.
2 Giving travelling certificates their members in good
standing, 10 be legal which shall recommend the
Union in any city town where they obtain work
providing said holders have done moth the
disquaiy them from the same of which fact the National
Executive Committee shall Oy the unions societies
| other places.
g. Keeping registry of the of rats and other
unworthy members of the trade and description of their
sons be union society in the country, and
| be kept by each union for reference.
A. Receiving stranger member OF any union
cety no shall produce legal certificate of membership
from the society Of the place TO which he belongs
PROVIDED union society existed in such place at the time
he EFF.
O. lGyYing monthly centage upon each member suf-
hcley large 10 enable il to accumulate within two years 4
sum equivalent at least to SIS reach member,
luhu ~ view Of their beng compelled TO quit work IN vnti
c4ilOn OF their rights
d Establishing the right of any sister union society TO
c upon hen Tor pa,uniary assistance, If necessary the
amount OF SUI from each member provided that all sums
nus 9 pc returned in monthly ms ailments equiva
let 70 az eas per cent OF the original loan: the inst install
1lenl 10 ne pald within calling
| for the loan, has passed away.
Mr. Conway, OF Baltimore offered the following
resolutions as substitute for the first one proposed
by the committee
ResOEred That and after the first dsy of Febary next
no printer coming from any city or town known to contain
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The Loss OF THE ANsoN.-The Captain of
the U. s. steamer Arson furnishes the Evening
Picayune the following particulars concerning the
loss of that vessel:
Gentlemen in your pa0er Of December 18th. see it
stated that the U. Anon went Ashore in Mata
gorda Bay. That is The Arson left the bar of
BazOs santiago on Sunday, tbs 24h at four O'Clock IN the
afternoon, the WIND then moderate at 3 =. f.. She had
those deck At eight O'Clock the same night the Sc and
wind increased fast At ten O'Clock struck the quarter
boat and the bolt in the drew and she was lost 10 spite
OF all efforts TO We her At daylight blowing gale
day, the 25th made the houses at Pass Cavao J. e. we
could see through the haze something that looked like houses
he sea then broke heavily eight fathoms of water and
dare not goln The boat then hauled s. y. To
reported that thu engine did fast enou 10 sup
and iOTesail set. 1879 w. 80
She went along that courze aboring heavily both false
sides u oil water, but gaining in the hull until hal
nine when she struck by heavy sea and Immediately
commenced ling, the water rising two feet 10 few min.
ues The helm put hard saTboa1 and she fell off and
got before II. but Immediately brosched to when
discovered that the wheerODe had parted the lib and
i9esel were aken in and she worked round head to sea- and
shipped three heavy seas washing everything off deck and
sweeping the ha ches off. As the lib would take on
the pOrside set and also the orea both she 4 af
deny bcnmrg water logged and having then three feet in
the nod She got before the again. and in thirty minutes
we mad the satisfaction OF the white line of
the beach, where the boat head on and seam
worked until she swung her the n T. and came
bfoadside 20. rope after difficulty got on shore
ana the ladies taken shore holding to US hst we
pulled Ourselves through the surf by The
minutes the cabins were swept off Thsnk God no lives W, re-
reached the beach, with five feet in the hold not soul
"ouh nave been saved IHus. b. KING.
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A curious phenomenon took place recently in the
department of the Marine, France. A globe of fire
appeared in the sky about O'Clock. P. M and roll
ing with terrible rapidly, fell short distance from
d company of four agriculturists, who were return
ing to their farm. The peasants went TO the spot,
and found there glittering stone, which they
picked up and carried home. To their great won
der and establishment, the stone was composed ola
large quantity of gold and it is said that its value
amounts to , GOO francs. The statement has caused
a great COMMUNION nmnng the saranis.
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OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARTRAINR A1LRO
NJ lrla. - a mil 10 Isl.

UFFICE IAKE P0NTCHAF ny NAILEO7 u
NewOrletrs, April 10, lS4g.
A L a Meeting OF the Board OF Directors It was
n Rssolssd That Bic notice be given BY the COMPANY
that in conformity with the rules aLesdy adopted and MAIDS
known il shall hold elf responsible Tor loss, DAM
age or missing whatever, happening goods ransp0rss
eXespt shifting om accident during The tua ynC
from end of the road to the other and that all freight
shall be the risk and peril Of the shippers,
sguas. from the very moment it Is unllsded.
oil If ]. NEVILLE, Secretary-
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THIRD MUNICPALITY.-The Third Municipality Council
has obtained another theme for nglng and uitess dis
cusson and Judging from the last evening,
We think they TO improve the chance The Secreary
Mr. rOgues, days bid off the contract for preparing
digest Of the Municipal Ordinances, from 1926. In letter
to the Mayor he that after the sale, he discovered that
there was positive law against his becoming in way
interested in Municipal contract, while he officer
oil the Municipality and he in this letter declines the con
ing stated all these facts and transmitted the Secretary
communication This did however. appear to satisfy
some OF the MEMBERS and resolution Offered but not
read, which presume had for its object, his removal Tn
which ensued is but nperecty described in report
Of the Council 1t decidedly RICH but do pretend
to say who right, and who wrong. great MAN.
words wasted, and the finally referred to
committee. Thus it stands, and presume at the next
Tseeung tn re will be or less fun.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-Juan MascaTino was yesterday
UnIned before Recorder Genos the charge of failing de.
liver package of lOJ ega, which were entrusted 10 him
ny Ant MO DemonaeriO to carry store the New Ba-
1t that Juan received the segars and it was
clear that he did not deliver them, and now very clear
that he awaits trial before the First District Court
RECORDER CALpwELL's CoURT - The crowd at this
establishment yesterday morning great and the dock
could not CONAN all the prisoners.
stephen Cannon brought up the charge Of disturb
ing the peace and being the pOssessor of suug shot
stephen eyleavored CANNON the Recorder by a smooth
e. he couldn't it, and he held bail to keen
the peace.
Bill Mccormick called to account for having shown
hindependenCe by whaling officer Delaney the Levee on
saturday evening For this bit of fun, Bill Met ormick
ESD, fined $50, which he did not like all lie thought
that when IS the regular price paid for whipping
wutcman he ought to be charged than $40 fo
walking a day police officer It appears, however, thai
difference OF seventy five per cent made between the day
and night police We keep the public advised of these
order that wishing indulge in such Injuries may
know what it is going to cost him.
An individual, whose supposed to be something
in Dutch. but which nothing particular in English va.
brought the charge of getting beasy drunk aud
ducting himself in outrageous manner. The individual
couldn't have his feelings hurt by being told Of his folly fol-
he couldn't understand word any said hi his Ger
man being of such peculiar kind that Dutchman about
the establishment could understand it, He called up by
signs, and he smiled ComplacenY while the Recorder
was reading the charge against him doubtless thinking that
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THIS SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN TROUPE, containing
ent than Company be Union, will perform in Lafayette
SUNDAY, MONDAY aud TUESDAY December 49, Is and Il,
Of Rousseau and jackson
rt,sPl' Jester DAN RTE.
a. doors open al hlpast performance
oCOcE.
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~ 70 kegs Dutch Herring;
cases Dutch Cheese;
) 100 h each Berkshire county Cheese;
rs packages New BUckwheat;
cases prepared Corr Starch
100 boxes Hull's extra No. Soap;
. packages B lack and Green Teas;
Split Peas: Sage Tauioca;
ruits LG Juice and in Brandy Prunes Grapes;
Figs; Underwood 5 and GOrdOn's Preserves;
Isinglass Paper Sheled Almonds;
CitOn Cuuants Wines;
Boston, Butter and Water Crackers;
Picked and smoked Beef Tongues
Picked Salmon and Lobsters;
Cordials; Liquors Bitters;
Porter; Pale and Scotch Ale Pickles
Sauces ketchups, English and American
IL II the above articles landing lust received in
and of superior quality For eae by
d6 lot w. q. RAYMOND, II Camp street.
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MONSIEUR DEVOTl respectfully informs families ..NJlA
w the all education,
likewise the la,es and Orleans, that s9pS
he will open his School, WEDNESDAY, ith last. ss
Mons d demonstrates the perfect and artistic va
style the rules first French italian lcadsm,s-nR
sort, all which ds guhes the highest AMI fashion bc
all ndpgu sable branches which
elegance sud fine DEF the body aud also OF
parIors saloons,
Ounce of modern and
day such Steps, Qua Polka Ma
2urHa, keoWuy, Fancy National Dances Waitress Slipping
CeIouas, Spanish and FEle a CInq Temps, eve.
BPa'euts Invited attend the lessons, and
ts method which practiced the
u Paris and London II prove', we'll known that
month more rapid and perfect acquired an in two
according the Old school.
WEDN E3DAlSr at 4 p. NJ. and SATURDAYS at 70 NJ.
For Gentlemen, same days, at haEpast o., p. NJ,
TermsCtsset, lessons per month. two lessons Sc.
~ Private Glasses family residences private Schools the
| price
w Applications may be at the Academy Mt NJ r. Moyo
Music Store No Camp Siebrcht's Il Royal street
| a he P0sl-Utfce letter.
ne is engaged 20 lessons twice week Jenny Lind Hall, in
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Clubhouse BURNED.-About three o'clock on
Wednesday morning last, the Clubhouse of Jacob
Hoover, Esq, with twenty-five bales of cotton on
Marengo plantation" five miles above this place,
was destroyed. Supposed to have been the work
of an ncendiary. Concorda lntelIigencer.
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES
FfNMciS Enhf.C A' ~.


Francis FNbI'C s. 90.
No. % Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment
Have the pleasure Of nf Isnds that hey NOW
o. the best Tasra Toe Stye, and at
~ 4efae priGes. The stock .unprtsas In PAT
"upsF Back Sod Bloc French Coh ,EE5s COATS.
Brown, Olvs, Green, French Clota Frocc Coas.
ssfoSn, Dive, French Goth RrsfnesE Coats.
3d.. 49, Saek Blue an s'tl ssFrench sJr-f szea
- P az. Fsgs h;sssrr1. Sac CotfE.
49, sroRn and DsHIs ClD'l PALETOTE.
SS,sss' sfogn nd D4rIfa CLOTH EURTOUTs.
sl4eE Cloth CI.OEK5.
sm2 ro,, sE.9 sasE and Fancy Cr,tmsrs yEsrs
El'sf9i',er-i Back and sneJ SIX yess.
Embroidered Mlr,siFes Vsets.
Black SIX an Sal Ves.
Nlch Black and eollvst Figured sill yest.
Rich coofsd o. a,ners yest, SIX 's'L''
White ard BOIL gsrssIis4 Ve,s,
Buff Vas~cIa Ssts
Black and Blue Dosssfn Cashmere PLNTs
.. Coorsd nd Fancy c. s'nere Panf. AVIS
English sud O1f3Td Mixed CassiSse,s P.,..
Nov Spun Silk CNDEssHIRFs md BEAVERS
White Cashmere and MsTino ndsvhiris nd nIaS~sr,
Rbuet Lsm0s Wool UndgrshiTls and DrawsrI
Linen and Cotton sHlRTs
silE, Nerino Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES De CHAMgRE
Black and rol1Isi sik and satrn CRAVATs.
Rich FiEursI Six and
Rich Whrs Figured Six and Gain CTayatf.
Rich col red ! cured Silk and Satin CraVats.
Rich ccl0red Six and SARA.
White AMI ca otzd Linen CamIrc HDRPS.
NhTe md c9.Osgi SitK Bdkfs.
White ar'i s1l0ra' English SILK suspendsrs.
WhUs .frH yelling on SusuendeFs.
Blacs, er' White Hoskn Gloves.
o.. Black, Gloves.
o.. Blaze Unare
Black 4 UmtrsItss
~ Alarge assorr i.AyELING TRUNKs Of very sa-
psHor manutacfu0 go w Zip, ~ 3ip. 2GlW
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.

CRACKNEL BISCUITS-Just received. 500
~ boxes CTacknei Biscuits, in store and for sale by
dig 81 A Il. RlSGGOLD, 81 Grayier st.
SUNDRiES-Landlng and in store-Citron,
- Raisins, Cunants. Macaron and Vermice 900 pkgs
for sale by CHARLES STOUGHTON,
do 81 "a Camp street.
FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhds of selected Figs in and na drums received
Etesmshp OHIO being of the first only cargo
OF New Crop which has been received this season. By
w. l.. CUSHING g. co. 50 onmon 81
~ Parties who have purchased to arrive, requested
to eve the same from steamship Monday morning
IL ALSO FOR SAJE-FIGS in prime order of the Old
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AFFRAY An afffay occurred Sunday list at the
casino of Rosa Berna St Philip ut, between Condo
ard Levee Streets hch Italian named Gaetano Mon
taste stabbed and dangerously wounded. named
Robert the other party in the ARRAY The andady Of
the house asl wounded. She made affidavit stating
that between IL and O'Clock there twelve
her drinking house, and hat MOnaste who among them
Troublesome and noisy much that she had him
put three times He finally came back, armed with
dirk and stabbed her in the side. The the house
took her pat, and general enued. They all got
the side walk where Montose stabbed. Robert
also wounded Mont styling the Charity Hospital in q.
critical condition
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~ 8 = ssls.sssss :
MLNEBURG AND LAKE PoNrcHARTRAIN.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
.NsV .7rTaRg cement for the Departure Of the Cars.
THE CARS LEAVE
Notice..

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock a.
az An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and ChaItres street every
ON' ''' ]. ". SMITH, Superintendent
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8. F. snlrn, xDcnttStS. CT. BoARDMAN


= NTH IL B0ARDNAN. Office North corner of La
- iayette Square and ST. Charles street, would call the
tenOn Of suffering humanity their superior operations
the preservation OF the TEETH The art of
maneny Teeth that few praGtoners have
attained calling forth, does all the skill OF The
scientific operators; and feel ii duty advise
those who wish prompt and certain preservation of those
valuable auXaTes health to take the earliest opportunity
in having them cared for, lnthe insertion of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, especially full SETS wetake especial pride and
constructing them defy the scrutiny and
all instances complete satisfaction In diseasesot
the Gums and Teeth in general all find cheerful and
candid advice Ernts. Numerous who have tested
their in all It's branches both the city and country,
favor. Yl3 sl is
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sT. CHARLES THEATRE,

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Manager LUDLOW SMITH.
tSe Manager DEbAR
Miss JULIA DEAN, re-sngaged Night NJ NEAFlE.
THIS EVENING, Tuesday December Il, 1880 performed
knowes' celebrated Play entitled
LOVE;s
The Countess aud the Ser.
Countess Miss Julia Dean
iuCn 49, Nj Selhe
CgLharlue Mrs Parker
BOOTS AT THE SWAN.
Frank Frisky...-. Mr. J. NJ Weston
Earpig ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr.. Chapman
Bobby. MIS- Chapman
Es- Wed ,s..r .s..er.EvADNE, in which Miss Julia Dean
and Mr.. Neadg .lusrr.
az Doors orn psst s; performance
Boz office open srsu a as til o'slolk.
AMER CAN THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor and Manager 3 CHARLES,
Acting and stage Manager. w. M PORTER.
treasurer. w. JONES'
Hls EVENING, Tuesday, December H. 1880 will be acted
PARIS IN 1850.
Mons ar Sp
BALLET ADVERTISEMENT.
THE WANDERING JEW.
hodln ;;.m1 Fosr
i5ago6rrt MI meme
La h 1yeuA D.. MISS buttl
Doors open hapast s. Performance commence att
Prices OF Boxes aud Parquete, 10 ,
Family Cree 90 Cooed Boxes 50 cents Galleries. . cents
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING., DECEMBER II, 1850.

The ANGLO NoRNAN-This Inflated boat still lies at the
Levee abreast of the Marine Hospital and her excellent
mander Captain Relnhard is engaged in clearing the
Fragments OF her upper works. Not single piece of her i'm
boiler be iound which of the singular
facts knew relative explosion. The Of
the awful he therefore remen enhrouded
IN mystery, and all conjectures are idle.
THE CoURTs-The First District Court occupied
Yesterday the trial fciv cases, which of public
interest. considerable number Of decOns read in
he supreme Court but did hear of anything of
importance in any Courts. The Fourth still engaged
by the Russa case
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S360,0OO.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
MosEs GREENWOOD, Vice PrsadeSri-
CHARLES ). MASsoNI, Secretary
Directors
Sl7ust Bell J. p C. Flst. C. A. Barter
Glendy BErke, John NJ Bell O. L. Dobsls.ss
hoss' hTeenTo'd' T. >. Welsh, F. Pug Pug.
j. BGTeib, q. s. Harkins, q TAILOR
HfH. p. C3nBeTss r. B. Summer Yfn B,rgss,
Dauld Hadfsn, n NJ Wright d. c. Rdgdlsr,
John d Bin, j. " ZdcsaTis, j. RisForf
j ". Stanton, CeTHelils Fs2r7e5 c. r. Wright
Nathan JarBis, c. r. Bantdeaks JOHN O. Wsoa--g
George Joa1B, W. B. MrCatrte0T, F, y CGrisle.
p Smas L1pis DeSanles fy3e
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ANOTHER HOMCIDE.-An inquest was held Yesterday
morning al the Charity Hospital, the body of a nan
named Michael Cusack, vino admitted the Hospital
on Suadsy morning. and died sunday night The aGcu
arrived here board Of steamboat Saturday and it
said that he had aIrsy with mate and received blow
the head which fractured his skull, and caused DEATH
The Jury returned verdict death from a fracture of the
siul, occasoned by a blow or lal.''
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BY PRIVATE SALE.
A superior Cook. w asher I. and TOner.
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctiOneer.
Office 81 GrGvier street.
THE ABUNE SLAVE ycEr1 " sher
aud loDer and fully guaranteed. For particulars apply
No. 81 Gravier dl5
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TO RENT.

ITO LET-Tbe Second Floor of the store No
Il SO Gravier street, composed of two separate -
closed offices counting. For teTms apply T5
MCDOWELL, MILLS q co. As
On -tro
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FOR RENT-Possession given immediately
l. Store No. 43 Magazine street, GravieE, lately A.
repairsd. A
ALsO-Two three-story brick Dwelling House. gu&la
Espanade street, between Condo and Royal, Third Munio
p29f EDWARD BARRETT. q CONT St
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BRONCHITIS and CONsUMPTION.

bHONCAlI1S ana CoNstMFI AON'
CONTENTS; What is Con toni Do Bronahius Bow
" certainly Mode ct treatment and cure
Illustrated by and lte-3 e southern
Climate and Sea Voyages Cod Liver on END h' q 'sI 10y
efficient remedies perhci0Us siIa Gus ~ 2hl plan
remedy The only p1ncFs 81 cure stated
to applied and effected according 20 hcss q
Adapted common readers: By pr Hall q arh
street New Orleans who attends di=ss Price 81 w.
al Smc& 10 Sold by J. B. STEEL. Il camp strsst
ITO GARDENERS. - Two SQUARES or
l. GRauNp on the New Shell Road, Common street, viii
he leased on favorable terms for number OF years
A NJ # EDWARD H. PoMROY. q Common st.
NEW ORLEANS,
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture......., Furniture...........F Furniture.
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
AT The old AUCTION Mart 81 Camp street.
THIS DAY, December H. pat O'CLOCK wiz be sold
l. al auction, Eilhuut
great variety Of Ne. ana Secondhand FURNITURE,
no" Terms cash N de az
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NOTICES.

E" Notice The unders gned has resumed business on
his account and will aid tn liquidation the affairs of the
house Of LEvERICH co. Dissolved by the decease Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. 80 W. +. LEYERlCH.
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ouTneymen printers or more will be allowed to WORK
locality embraced With this organization, unless he exhibits
cate Of membership from the society situated IN the
place from which he came.
Executive COMMITTEE specially eoneh to have The above
eOuon faithfully adhered TO, and surety carried into effect
These were discussed at considerable length, but
no action.had on them at the time of adjournment
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I UUISThNh bhNEh IT ms REIMBURSEMENT
is completed, all New Machinery of the most
improved kim, and IN ull operation. The proprietor
would inform his friends and the public that he has opened
Branch at No. l9j POydras opposite the market where
VIII be constantly found NAVY, PILOT, FRENCH and
LOAF BREAD; Rlsn-BOsTOS, SODA, SUGAR, BUTTER,
PlCNIC, WATER and MILK CRACKERS, equal it supe.
rCr, manuiacured N the NOrh Our motto is quick
sales and small profits. The public are respectfully invited
cal Al Judge for themselves.
mis- I'm John COTTIE,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-06

When we get out Of the heated atmo
sphere Of politicians, and reach the sober
second thoughts OF tie American people,
we are always sure 10 find patriotism,
prudence, and good sense. And in no Sc
ries Of popular resolutions have we ever
seen these qualities more strongly mani.
tested than ia the following series Of reso-
lu,ions, adopted al large meeting 81 The
citizens OF Loudon county, Virginia, held
on the 22d ultimo. They were presented
by JoHs JAssry, esq, and were adopted
with but one dissenting voice:
L. Rsso,rsd. A. the srnsc q this mceting. that
recognise In the farewell sddrcs. a The rsfhsr
Of his Country one q the richest Iee.ciss h. has
bcqocsshcd 10 u. aud that ought 10 cherish he
advice with flisl reverence
g. Rssoired. That We respectfully deciins acting
upon the accommodated u tn General Asscr
bly, 81 Virginia, In rci.repcs ~ ths PrsT~sed Coo
vention a, Nashville. aud &C. this rea-oa. ssnss
others. that none u The oopiing.nciss have or
CURED which. in the opinion u ths GENERAL AZ
sembly, would render action necessary prpper.
.. Rssoirsd. Tha, any infcrcnos which may h.
drawn from cur non-concurrrncc With tbe plan II
the Nashville Conventicn, q indifsrence On csf
part 10 the issue Of the great questions no~ pcnding
viii be whslly unwsrrsnted
4. Reso'rsd, That wc decidedly cppo@cd 10 tis
adoption by Congress n the wilmcs prvsi-s 90 any
kindred measure, In framing territorial gosers.
mcnts foe the country acquired from Mssico snd
ALEC 10 the ab~,icn Of slavery in ths District u
Columbia.
b. Rssoi-ed, " Ths, II 70 a Fundamental priseipis
IN our political creed, that = people, in fsrfniag
constitution, have thc unconditional right 10 f'rm
and adopt the governmen, which they mar ,llink
beet calculated 10 secure their liberty prosperity
and happiness and IN conformity thereto cahe'