The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-09-28

ever invadedi but that we are alike opposed
to Northern and Southern ultraism.
10. That copy OF the preamble and resOlu-
tons and proceedings Of this meeting be for
warded to our Senators and Representatives
in Congress.
On motion Of Dr., T, J. COtchings the Report
Of the Committee was received and adopted as
the sense of the meeting. There were two
votes against their adoption.
David Shelton, Esqs offered the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted!
Rcsolred, That while. as Union loving men
we neither seek nor court itation upon the
great questions now before the Southern peo-
| Pile aud growing out OF the recent action Of
Congress. yet we will meet the desires Of our
opponents on that subject on any proper occa-
sion, in amica6lc, fair and friendly discussion
Resolred, That in reply to the resolution Of
our opponents on that subject, committee OF
hve be appointed by the President OF this meet
ing TO actin concert with committee to be ap-
pointed by those who differ from US, for the
purpose Of making all necessary preliminary
arrangements for Joint meeting and full dis
cussion Of said questions, at such time and
place as may be agreed on by them.
The Ctair appointed Messrs. D. Shelton, l.
, v. Dixon, A. R. Johnston, Gen. s. S. Heard,
and G c. Porter, said committee.
Hon, A, R, Johnston offered the following
reso' uion, which was adopted:
Resotrcd, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Kinds County Gozett,
+ ard in the Soulhron; aud that all other paper
friendly to the views therein expressed, be re
quesed also to publish the proceedings.
4 D. w. Adams, Esq, offered the following
q resolution, which being pat TO the meeting b
the mover, was VI anmous!y adopted:
Re:oloed, That we hereby tender to the off
GERS Of this meeting our thanks for the abI
n and impartial manner in Which they have die
:. charged their duties,
:. D. w. Adams, Esq, offered the followin
resolution, which was unanimously adopted
ri Resolred, That the President OF this meetin
Appoint committee of thtee to lake into cor
Il sderation the prcpriety Of holding a Ma
Meeting Of the friends Of the Union who al
). opposed to the Nashville Convention Pla,lor
ns an ultimatum, and further agitation on ii
- issues as now presented between the Mort
and the South, to be held at Jackson at SUI
= time as slid committee may OpPoio'.
The Chair appointed Messrs. d. w, Adam
- b. S. Jennings end Geo. w. Harper to cons'
lute said committee.
.' On motion, tthe hour Of six o'clock haVir
:" arryed-the meeting having thus been in st
~ sion seven consecutive hours) the meeting n
. iourned to re.assemble at the Baptist clIur
" at early candIe-lighi.
IL Athal-past O'Clock the meeting was aga
'0 called to order by the President Judge May
and Mr.. II. A 4. Pope were respectively called
'e the stand, and occupied 1t until late hour
y" L. ". Dixon, Esq, offered the following ri
"0 olution, which was unanimously adopted:
y Resoleed, That the President and Wee Pre-
''S dents (or aAy two of them, of this meeting
&c authorized to call this meeting together agI
90 at such time and place us, in their opinion, nj
be advisable.
JUS On motion Of Hon, A. r. Johnston, the me
TT' ing then adjourned.
10 EDWARD PICKETF, President
Isaac N. SELSER, } V Presidents.
OF d. $. JENNINGS,
In' tn, I. r. =. J Pif2., e, -. Secretaries.