The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-06
THE UNION.

"Rsevsd. Thar the ssssutloa Of the legislature Of the
STATE 2, ~ based =, IL last session which
tho Nashville Convention, was and is ia our opnion
p,esumptseus usorPson the part Of the ssisasaIe
Realized That DO approve line OF 50 dsg.
30 min, wisb prohibition OF slavery north OF and Il,
such ss "a would "a our as;
lon % iaal admission op The pa soah Of the light
sitop and comics with the duc,rine Of
whsc we ss msntan as the oay ,ac pc.
'Rsselesd. That~eh.ss heard thar his exeslsnoy ihe
passage q The osoSa S and With view g ssss
some action as " mode and measure Of redress on The
bage The Legislature As wholly unnecessary and that in
me event Of US being called u is the sense OF this meeting
mat our senator and representatives be instructed oppose
all measures tending TO dissolution Of the Union.
AKesoosd, That the northern and southern senators and
controversy opposed southern zealo and
fanatics and who have stood BY the constitution and the
the citizens Of the United States, and Of all
olisan Eoysnmea, throughout i.1 the world
the citizens was held at Raymond. w T. Miles, Judge
Johnson Messrs Scott, Porter Adams Mayes. and others
glorious demonstration, well calculated TO shame The disu
nonis and 70 cheer The friends OF the Union and conca
Asa as,hs, proof Of the feeling L Misssspp The
meeting, which was be held in that city yesterday
signed by 51s citze6s the whole O the county being
absent their usual summer tours
sMisssp pi is all right Union question: and will
turn up trump, Notwithstanding the few restless disuon
.s who finding their gone, making last
desperate sPage TO keep up excitement litle Longer
We have before the proceedings of the "Union"
meeting assembled at NatchezB Pendleon, esq, in the
chair;
Jas H. veazie, esq, read the following resolutions
quent addresses byJ II veaze and COL AL. Binganan,
were unanimously adop,sdi
".RESoLUTIoNS.
SO RsOfved That have ever ch ershed Union Of
the States a. most precious inherance-as sone and in
which have felt He'd upon caiculate--as
INK ii which we have ever Thought Of oosenins and thai
now even more than ever 40 we feel called upon % ex
shed CONFIDENCE in It's STABILITY
" Rsoiusd That we approve Of the series Of measures
adopted BY Congress for the settlement Of most dangerous
and earluy agitang controversy between North and
the South, in which recognise the observance prn
ton Of her rights Of property and the Of her in
ha, that ss,te'nen, rejects and puts to rest the
equally 70 the and enjoyment OF citizens from
al Of s ~ s s q s
furnishes the most Stringent and ample remedy Tor the
Territory Without regard 70 is oa the light IN osan
zlng themselves into State. % settle the question Of sa
ssolvsd That the question Of the admission Of CaIifor
mia one Tor the discretion Of Congress oley and
opposed her even 10 to have adnsd
her with limited boundaries, that
ouIccuonS stoou la thc way oI
"'Rt.ovsd Ths. we especially di.sen. from the
ally announced as the imaNm OF the South the passage
Of law by Congress prohibiting slavery north Of the line
nising south Of that line that our right Of raon
with slave property United States Territories does
Cd co,,stiiuonay from Us by oonsessonai authority
that Nashville platform substantially surrenders Con-
Ia the Terrores and places at the discretion Of the
oty in ,ha, body thereby cutting of al ground for con
only alternative disunion with all its horrors and caam
s.o,vsd That in the settlement which has been effect
ed the claim by the North TO such power Of unlimited
aor cSass nss'sd apon 1o
merely with regard 70 territory on both sides Of the line Of
" e o ~ paess the
reach OF such prohibofY enactment And therefore, so
ed t.houd Of Texas accept proposals Of the
United Staes) the which have passed wi lproge
virtual and Important concession to opinions which the
South has steadily mantained and on which lime aud
again has she placed an unwayering reliance
the Senate of the United States great healing
measures Of compromise, receives our unqualified appro
baton aud tender 10 him warmest thanks for his
anwavering fmn-ss his unnring perseverance, his able
and eminent services: and his pa,0c efforts in the cause
Rssoivsd, That extend Senator Foote hearty
invitation TO meet the people Of Adams county upon his
return from the Senate and receive from them Ia
the plaudits aud approval which his well
deserves, and which they will feel highly graufed in
Rssolpsd, That we also tender our warmest thanks to
he Hon Henry Clay Lewis Casa, Daniel Dickinson, and
both houses Of Congress who have abandoned
sion all party. sectional and personal considerations aud
have united in patriotic cndeavos and exerons ulay
agitation 70 settle most threatening and dangerous con
oversy and thereby cement the closely aud pema-
nenty the bonds OF our glorious Union.
" hssofped, That copy oil the proceedings OF this
Ing be forwarded by the presidents the Hon. III s. Fooe
and also Other senator and representatives in Con-
gress. and TO the executive oil this State.
Resofred, That these proceedings be signed by the
presided and pTesidents, and by the
secretary, and that copies Of them be the
Sounron and TO the National ntegencer, Unon Re pub
lie, and Southern Press, Washington city, with the
quest that they appear in their respective columns"
The Natchez Courier the character Of this meet
ing
Not merely the large In the yes.
terday filed 18th the cizens OF the county, but large
beers gathered around it, TO well their
prevail OF the adjustment which have passed
Congress, their attachment 10 the Union. Il Roner
ally conceied to have been the largest and
TIC political gathering assembled In Natchcz nd
what renders IL the peculiar, the cordial Inter
nnging of wings and democrats democratic Chairman
presided while voices OF wings united with those OF
political opponents in sustaining the great object OF the
meeting, ia conforming the uraism Of the whose
efforts bent revolution, and In expressing gratitude
those who have noby in Congress stood fr sdvo
Gated measures oil Cancellation. II In every sense
proud day Tor Adams county There can be mistake
about such expression Of public sentiment was man.
Tested upon this OCCASION" rs
An extra Of the |" Mississppian" Office describes a
meeting OF a different character;
cit was great meeting, held at Raymond. Kinds
county, Missssppi the I'd OF September for the pur-
pose OF rauying the proceedings Of the Nashville Convcn
Six hundred voters present Col VIM. Smith, OF Gin
on president Judge A. Hutchinson, OF Jackson and