The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26

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strained ideas Of courtesy, shoud tor one moment
dssy the sxpsssisa Of our national scosn and ndna
Rsssssd That we view with alarm the agitation and sx-
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hesion and whilst fanatics Of the North cooly petition
dissolution q that Unon whose value i above n Price
whose oundationsiones cemened with the best blood
far above the nations o. the earth behooves those who
love H. and value 10 unspssksbo blessings 20 stand Arm
q slavery ~ Si 'is,sssss
action should s Ss Ss fhs s
should b ,sisieusy rsspsoisd and in the s@Ssyo
condition Of territorial government regard the allow
temporary code. as Of 100 small Importance put in
the scale sgsns the connusnce Of Union and As the
for then.eve when they adopt constitution,
no objection that they should settle for short time before
tons by inserting the following resolutions After some
discussion, the motion was adopted, and the resolutions,
as amended, were unanimously adopted: t
have been plodaesd Gsass Tsyo1 refusing
his opinions upon the slavery question prior g his eecon
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tion, and all the evils which may flow from I.
Efforts q gel sectional issue: should Be- opposs snI
The denocrac party can ss snccssss and he sossen,
properly administered: therefore, opposed 10 what
governments about be organised and adhere the doc
ines expressed by the last national conysnton. which
nominated that tried patriot and statesnan (en. Cass
In The io!low.pF resolution: -. ~,
ons OF the several States and that such States the sole
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dangerous and that all such efforts have
people, and endange the stability aud psrmansncy OF the
Union and ought not 2 bs countenanced BY any friend Of
On motion Of John A. Innes, esq,
ReoUsd That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
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man. and the Washington Union. X
Maryland. sss Il
The resolutions which we published the other day,
from the pen Of Mr. Merck. unanimously adopted
by the house Of delegates The following SERIES
and reported by the committee federal relations
the 23d inst and after being amended by the house.
were unanimously adopted: M !,
The committee federal relations whom refer
red the communication Of the governor of vermon encos
iang the subject Of slavery, had The under
consideration, and herewith report and recommend the
RssssS BY is general ASSEMBLY MasaaS Tha. W.
cognse il duty 70 treat with consideration and
dgnfed their honest convictions Of consu-
q Rssolusd That we claim for ourselves and accord
Others the widest liberty Of opinion and Of expression and
do not nd in difference Of views constitutional or moral
questions ground for disenson complaints but can
in justce ourselves entertain communication that
condemns institutions in designed to outrage the
feelings Of constituents and TO exhibit studied dsre
8. Resoivsd, That, firmly attached to the union of
the States, will entertain consider resolutions de-
nouncing institutions and BY the con-
situon and laws OF the United States and this STATE and
having for their Pabe object to provoke dissolution Of
the Union -