The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-26
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~ ,s,ss win b tbs order Of proceeding for the Union
Mas Mssns Is be held ut the ST. Charles Theatre We'd
nss7.y evening" next, 9Th inst
There viii be fired at Lafayette Square, and at the Place
dAe each. national salute. at ak o'clock p M on the
day of The meeting. H
The nesting viii be organized O'Clock, precisely
The meing being organized, Mr. J. 7. benjamin. from
The committee appointed TO arrange the pfenmnales VIII
preaept the resolutions prepared by the committee.
sa Eaose and Gen pownes. Senators from Mississippi
and Louaha win then address the meeting. They will be
floAd hy such ether gentlemen may be called upon
Fnr If oapes friendly to the objects of this meeting viii
be provided with upon the stage, with the officers 9th
Ea have been made for the accommodation
ufths reporters Of the public press.
The Committee Of Arrangements have adopted the follow
Sug resolutions. to be presented to the meeting;
sssl Resolutions,
and the excitement which ambitious endeavong
and TSnr il s%1s hs 1 OF
pledge Of that love BY opposing The weight OF his name and
q Resoiged That the citizens Of Louisiana yield to none
in ardent nnco9gusrable devotion to
9f The great who warned his look with
one section Of The Coniederacy against another
Resolved That the Union oil these States only ac
Dy IL BY
aGins syste ofmuua concession and compromise. tending
menacsd its preservation must depend on the se feelings,
and ne IKE sslI amongst the descendants Of those who
Resolpe5 That he measures passed by the Congress Of
dictated BY sincere desire 10 aay The asaion excited By
The violence Of The fanatics who for selfish purposes seek the
dissolution OF this URon and, at the same time, to do
admit the purity of and sincerity of patriotism of thu
statesmen considered these i'll adapted
end proposed, but whilst making this allowance for diversity
none the duty Of citiz obey the laws el
have been passed. hesitate apply those wifi
may counsel resistance to those laws the of enemies
our country
g. Rtsolusd That the people Of Louisiana will lend thei
aid in execution OF the copromise laws above alluded to
and vii put down with strong hand, all who attemp
10 set them at naught.
g. ResolDed That entertain for our friends of the Norl
ue iraferna regard thai will entertain
me slightest doubt Of the good faith which viii mark the
observance OF ALL the terms Of the Compromise; and thai
neped fanatics who have made themselves conspicuous ir
ther efforts to evade the law preserve mistaken
our reliance on the good sense and hiding spirit OF the
masses Of the people, who will suhdne those fanatics with
me nfm heart and reonle spirit which they have inherited
alom the men of The Revolution
kes0Ucd, Thatin thus giving pledge of purpose
10 AID In maintaining the OF the laws feel thai
we nave given the strongest Of all proofs OF attachment
the Unlon Chat the points yielded by the Southern portion
81 the coniedsaey by the terms Of the recent comprom
laws comprehend concession that freemen make
with honor and that contemplate without horro
Inc inevitable which wonld reult the
luminous resistance Of the citizens Of the South amp, tn
slightest nfraeti0n of Of the which
pissed as equivalents for those concessions.
g. Rcsotged That the thanks the nation are emnent
due @ he Statesmen who the last session of Congress
eAsngy struggled in the OF peace aud union that
NE saant array Of the Senate Chamber ur honored guests
the hearted Senators OF Mississippi and Louisiana Gen
saaa Towns and FooTE highly distinguished de
the aiecton and the gratitude Of the
W. ii. GARLAND, WI. g. KENDAIL,
III ii B RSnsE' + ! J. M GG019,
Z, H. DURKLL, HARRY T. hayes
w. ii. HUNT. J. d. WALTON