The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

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NASHVILLE CONTENTION Fourth Daq june
oie The Convention assembled at 10 o'clock and
was called % order by the President Prayer by
REV. ". Edgar. Minutes Of yesterday read and
adopted. FIes't Sharkey requested the audience
II ,he eq.ieiiea 70 abstain from lndulging In APP
p,auss tnaqght u highly improper on this occa-
son. MT Fucker, Of Virginia, offered a series OF
", ~ tothe Convention ne SAID ne would
~ eau mem lesolniions as mat WORD had becoms
ia5ce, declaring Inat y i NE uu.y Of Con.
s 49, ~ ..Ae goVelaehls lot tne Aeftofies, put
~ X; ~ pyef % exc'uae savsIy-Ina. ~ sections
Prov;s, 49, ase 49, .ne
moi 10 Ia - ss,, st oos at
la,ion az ILL., p ~.
ciiiycns ae ~ any nol
her in, he I..;5 ,,ys,,, ,,6 y, e " na,'
ali hazards and sotbe Iast ersre,nitv NE ~;
Mr.. t., was The language Of Vireinia-not his own
used upon an occasion eaually opnressive and d;s'
honorable TO lie South. lie alluded 10 the Whine,
Proviso
Mr.. Irwin Of Alabama, offered a series Of reso.
lu4ions in regard "a the delivery az fugitive sls.
Mr.. Du Pons, Of Florida. a resolution, jeclsr;nsr
that il is moi sxnediant lor dis Conve,,,;c ~ rs
clare in advance what particuar measuros
by Congress- ,,,oH cali for for;bl r,'s i'
that this rnat,r bond he left \, a.ch g., NJ
McClelIanJ If Fhrda n series If resoIn,;ons :;
regard 10 H. nl.lstn - H. - 49, :, ~
District Of CnI,.sh;. dsoss;n t aaIe ~ tle
sure yycnd - s;o.,;as IS .i s,as eusn Hiea
ernmsn, AZ nsaa &c LIZ sp''i' " 'il's gov
declar;,,s saasen, =. olua, resolution
'tb Sa, ';.a' NJ Pvl''o ~ VII exceis
rass, G,..h !. oev0o. y sne Ilioh, De. sne VIII
-, ~ .aef aggnssi0ns on .ne part OF the North,
- e.. ~ na1dias. Mr. I" H. FOLK, OF tennessee,
=. lesoiuuoa as an a,nehoment Oh the Alaba-
yesterday, declaring IN favor Of the
Sploinise OF the Oommittee OF thirteen IN the
,,'a WI OampDeiD OF Aianama' moved to lay
sue al,iehoment onthe table, MT. Folk spoke elo-
9uen''y aud iofcloy IN iavor Of his amendment
Aiter some further debate, Mr. Folk withdrew his
nouon TO amend the Alabama resolutions, and
one5eo u as separate proposition. All the above
resolutions were referred to the committee on bust
ness ne committee on resolutions did not report
TINS morning. Committee adjourned till 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning There was much less excite
inent manifested yesterday or Tuesday
Fifth Day. June III The Convention as
sembled pursuant to adjournment. Presdent Sbar.
key in the chair h was opened by PRAYER bv ,ba
Rev. Mr. Smith. After the reading of The minutes
OF yesterday, the President called for resolutions
from the States Mr. Coleman, of Alabama. az
fered a series similar to those heretofore nre
sented from that State. Mr. Buford. Of Ala.
bama, offered a resolution preferring Cen Tavlor,s
Compromise to that Of the Committee Of Thirteen
as giving the South more advantages if we hal
to receive either, he preferred Gen, TayIor,s hnl
both Compromises he considered oppressive 10 m,
slave-holding States Mr. Wilkinson. of Miss
that any State has the mower under The sons,;,,Pe
ton to peaceabv Withdraw from the cnnss5s-o,
A singIs Stata y,s ~ 81. w IVY,
oivin9 rsaso g. H. En- " ueoiuc without
Pinknev Hendsrson ~ Tyss ', o9raS =
in raas y, ~ ~" ~ Ieaas, oEereu resolution