The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-16


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The following article appears in the New York Journal
Of Commerce.
ate on the various amendments offered 10 this BILL there
can be- little doubt OF its in that body But
70 the House its chance is good The trouble is
are al heart 10 favor OF the bill they hesitate for
H. BY reason OF instructions pledges Individuals OF
our own city delegation are said 10 hesitate and upon
them the whole result may depend They need support
from their constituents in the new circumstances in
which they are placed Shall il not be given them I
We glad TO learn that petitions, like the one annexed,
are circulating through the ely and have already re-
petition will be left al this office;
To The Hon. Daniel Dickinson and William II
Psaa wass Uo 9 III Gsos Briggs aud James
Brooks. representatives ia the Congress of the United
Ws S IS. ne sy q p New New Yo woo,
party respectfully state that our paops tired Of the agi
Congress and county the Injury Of ali int
esis Disturbing the harmony and endangerng the Unon
We bellows all these matters be readily and perma
ncn,y settled. 4 met n proper spirit q concession
We Therefore express te co.iden belief that large
by The Committee Of Thirteen as the most eligible
mode yet presented Of adjusting these difficult questions
entire support--i eoprse we believe 70 be sanctioned
alike by patfiotsm, sound policy, aud wisdom.
TENNESSEE
The movements in this distinguished State which has
had the honor Of giving two strong democratic Pres-
dents 10 the Union, are decided ia favor Of the Adjust
ment Of the committee. The following meetings show
how the popular current is moving.
From the Nashville Banner Of the LIST inst
The COMPROMISE MEErrSc.-Below will be found the
proceedings Of the great compromise meeting held in
this city on Saturday. The meeting was one Of the
largest we have seen here IN long te, composed
Of both political parties and amongst those present at
it noticed unusual number of oldest and most
influential citizens The preamble and resolutions we're
introduced BY Hon. Ephraim H Foster, in a most elo.
quent and fecilous speech, which received with
repeated rounds OF applause; and The occasion was
wound up with three cheers in response to the following
highly and appropriate sentiment, given BY Col
Foster
The Union forever under the guarantees Of the consti
tnlon !"
COMPROMISE MEETING AT meeting Of The citizens or
Davidson county, held the In Nashville on
Isl OF Jane 1870 irrespective OF party. give express
aons Introduced in the Senate Of the United States by
the Commtes Of Thirteen through their chairman, Mr..
derson was called 70 he chair, and Thos T. Smiley nnd
w. +. Cooper were appointed secretaries
As he ssas s os q ss
offered the following preamble and resolutions, accom-
panied by some brief but eloquent remarks
Whereas we have regarded deep n,eres, and anxiety ne
efforts q greatest and Sss, :. adjust. r.
sa s,s ~ s % ana
agtaie country, especially
abors Of ablest and political
United States, which have
that body bill members,
Inc object Of setting these harasns and dangerous questions
therefore,
Resoirea deliberate meeting that the
q said bill Offer q @ and equitable an adsme..
admits while they SUBSTANTIALLY our
rights under the constitution, enneny
harmony the and
mend them % Immediate adoption and by the Congress
United States.
That have deep Of regard gratitude
those em.nsn, and patriotic statesmen Of all poca parties who
Of these dangerous
ResoIred 1hat respectfully recommend
Of this
subject the III Tennessee heard may
thai influence TO which its relative position the Union juy
TILES II. .A
Resoirc public papers throughout
publish these proceedings and that
Of House Of
Congress and that this meeting adourn
The resolutions were unanimously adopted and the
meeting then adjourned with three cheers for the Unon
w. X TURNER,
THos 7. Smn.RY,
w. r. CooPER,
Secretaries.