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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

Every additional % Will 10 N!f VIZ
day Of unlocking sells will be charged
hsn M yt @ the aa @ @ not but N @ n @ o ss yS
such less rates they may wio making good however to this
corn9ram9, m any @ dsIseRc{i r s9 ,,,. o o c,,,
charged by other well known shpwrigts i The city
M ffW @ 25 Inn S II a Snf %e @ Essf Eo a e u sns 2S to
receive twenty dollars for every time lie dock is sak, which
W" sR be ' u E nSss e. TS Eas Co.. shall provide all
srecfon M item for tie "ccont Of Ills corporo tcsstsr
with all Tie al w,arEss and landin' Necessary 9r it, "S
its business and for the and Of The tley st"il
day Of 5coGer lust past tl5S) 1t ci.tsr hundred
dollars per 3nn % at'sr The ep"n M int on Of @ @ pGs2a d OF ye I'VE
:em rs compared with tbe PIicss Obtained M oE & pro'e &
nay be required for the Hse Of the Solnlmny: a 70
the c9mlns agent weekly reports OF tue business ot is
lt Any three stockholders may any time have the power
to call luce,ing Of the siogkhndle ut al rseiis; OF the
rority whole eapia! stock only shall sovt" and no
pat,pn in my :nrtrr than the unpaid balance due to te
e' % ] m i M [ Srriys @ for lie winding up Of the affairs
Of si eorp,'ion the liquidation s4 be cpmct4 By 5ares
tnonnp and shall be STYLED the Ilulntin and
n be their a9y sci Sc Ia sq LS %' % tho ct the en3 p2FT'y y eo Of
ea! meeting they shall collect all smo,ts due tot COMPANY
It ansi soc&ho's il proportion 70 thgir respective
s.ares. as enough Stal! be collected TO divide" s
petent Witnesses who have hereto signed their nnea osenc
with said sIpcarers and me Notary.
lOrigira signed: ::
R. r. Suriner, ten shares.
VIM Wlann, five shares.
F. F, FDlger Il Co, five shares.
FlngEc>, Falctic il Co. sixteen shares,
Freak Cdlutrler, shHrts.
VIM WhilOck Trustee, one share.
Harris Il Morgan, fifteen shares.
f. j, Hart y Cu, five shares.
G0rna b. Payne, four shares.
B"e JrS joGson, BY Ss'Rss T. B. Sumner " shares,
j. II, HHgcIorn, two shares
titen, Marshall & Co, one share
O. PnnlGs, for Harriet Emma faHlts, one share
n pu,r Merry >lh
A. j. Whitmore. Tor Ms Ellen Robinson, two shares
4. j. Whitno,e, for Mrs Mary Ann Allen, one share
A. J. WhitmOre, for Alfred j. RliH, one share.
A. j. Wlitlnore Mrs. Fanny Ruiz share,
A. j. Wlhtlnore, Mrs. c. Davis, one share
A. j. Wiituure, one share Wv, r, r,r,,,r
EDW'D O. " Willard.
Z. RRENAN, Net Pub.
hereby certify foregoing to be tru" copy Of the original
uctu register lAiti Wlltfo
H. have hereto signed my and affixed the impressed my
official SEAL this fourth day OF May \; D. !63l3
rlyIG H. Fitt+N Al, Not FuD.
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.p,.Ak ORANGE AND LEMON TIRE Els
E$tIa 5000 .In,naica Orange Trees.
~, 2NJD Sicily Lemon Trees.
q $40 Creole Orange Trees.
IUU Havana Orange Trees,
4MO Mespllis Inponica Trees.
lDOO Malaga Lemon Trees
Ciron Trees.
800 Mandarin Grunge Trees.
Also >.
all kinds of Tropical Fruits and fRUs-Such
Fig Bana1as red and yellow fine Guuva Plants, Tanlnrnos,
etc.
Ny The will be pncked with the Qrders
selt TO No. 90 Camp street, to -
Il. +. NICHOLS Importer Of AL kinds Of PrOrCe
nos from the Mediterranean.
NAVAL STORES--G000 bbS Tar, Pitch Rosn and
~ TuTpeLtiue, for sale by ~
ALFRED EEARNY,
iclS II Magazine street.
CANDLFES-l0l boxes Sperm Candies, Sam IIeOnards
" landing ex-shp pirge and for sale by
4. +. COCLiRANE & HALL
iyG3 36 GrGvier ST. Get.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

Interior Encaanprnents. ..
MAGNOLIA No meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month. .-"7
MOUNT SIN al No. meets Franklin parish of St Mary
the first and third Wednesday in each month. 80
g. w. SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday in
: each month in Clinton, parish of East Feliciaua.
5 All communications intended for Grand Encatnnnen
1ust addressed Jas FurneauS &. Scribe, Fellows
Ha, New Orleans.
JAMES FURNEAIX G. Serbia
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MUSIC TEACHING.

r--.s,z7 MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER Of Mu
eS7S3 SIC. gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, at
ttf ~ her residence No. 20 Constance nS=ferms
S. per month, twelve lessons G8LCTURES lit % Con-
stance week. felO "
s,sy. OBSTRUCTION GN VOCAL MUSIC
RRt ~ THOMAS J MARTIN Of the oldest in ructorS III
3Gsa this city, will give Lessons in this Accomplishment
Ladies or Gentlemen. His ability is too we'll kAown
renuire recommendation.
BE- Orders left with P. WERIEIN, No. Camp street,
will lrpa. wit n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

T WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y aud popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists ad Dealers at Proprieto lowest wholesale prices.
GtEera Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Chartres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

EERMTFUGES.
Wi.er', f.3uadittu,
SWANS,
Perrv's Dead Shot,
Javne's Tonic,
herl's,
p. A. Fahn4stoek1s,
MeLane'S
BALSAN and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistnr's BalsAm Of ildCherry
Hastings Naplha,
.-il..,....,,.., 10 49,
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jel2 5md&W 4
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From the Boston Evening Gazette
Perplexieies Of Non.Voter,

venture to PROFOUND the question to Won, Am
obliged to vote for President
Have always paid taxes cheerfuIly Never cared
who was President--ueyer cared who wasn't
Havenf voted since Jackson was elected. Take
no interest in politics. Never did Sole desire IN
life Is for people to let me alone on politics. Sole
desire in life ftustmted@ people wort &s9R
Have heard of Fillmore. had faint idea there
was such man e. Buchanan. HeYe heard Free
monts name mentioned KA0w nothing IN nar-
licular about either. Don't IA are ~. Donk fiink
they're anything more than men.
Entire community In conspiracy aaminat me-.
Entire community bound to make me enter polills
cel arena. Entire community II fna Itself disap-
pointed. Existence now horrible strunrle "a. GET
away from political men. One man ia my ward
my particular adherence Hes an immense creAe.
fare, he serves bis country hithfhIly and diniri-.
bptes votes every election Smokes clgnFs while
Ne does N and thereby Vlolates city ordinance
But he does great deal lof his country IA the
way Of distributing votes He's only Twenty-Five
years Of age, but bis fund Of poleca khowlsdeo II
Immense. He knows more Than AZ living staiea,
men combined If hedoesnk - thinks he does.
Perhaps that's just a. well D0nlt envy thar pounr
mans sleep. Suppose he droauslof bIsadia9 Kan
nbsegery night. Don't Ike % BED but Vim - ! v
khnt he has Missouri Compromise nightmare oh6e
= week. Not aware ever had d John Tones. bat
n / bad II would be that young man. nntlsn.hoien
me IN the street every day Makes a noint ~ far-s
petnnlH telling me that the camp lreh burn
b31htlyls Has pleasant habit q consfhlt Ia
forming me that eternal vigilance q ths price al
N1cEty Hits me IN TIE Wind and telh he Penn
sylvanias All right Wales ne up - * u The
aelnesI take an interest N the Brooks and sum-
ner athir. Don't wish the Young man any hnan.I
bokaahouh be pleased 10 hear that u lnenaaits
nrDrpect had tnrnhd IN ~ him II hnstnhlla ~ as
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A Sac NIcHr DEMONSTRATORS The administra
ton drnmmers In this city have been for several
days engaged in strenuous efforts to secure large
attendance at a Democratic meeting at Laurel
Maryland, to come off to-day. Mr.. VIM. Thomas
Of the city post Office, engaged eight oars ct $3.50
for the expedition, and acted as treasurer Of the
concern. The drummers then went TO work to
sell tickets to the faithful All who refused to buy
tickets were denounced and threatened with re-
noval from Office. In this way they managed to
dispose Of quite Number Of tIckets---but not
enough TO All the oars Consequently they were
reduced to the degradation Of offering free tickets
to the loafers about the depot this morning, pro.
.vided they would accept them. Some thirty Or
forty Of these persons condescended to accept the
prOnsred favor, and embarked in The train, their
mouths watering ct the anticipated free barbecue
and reeWhiskey.
"Whst country what a peoplesl"
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I'VE are elad 10 learn from the 90llo~inge pro.
ceedings, held III the district now represented BY
this estimable gentleman, as web a. true aAmeri-
can, that.he was not repudiated. We have been
further informed that the selection of another gem
temaH to represent this district was controlled BY
local preferences Williamsburgh having, for two
succeSsivs terms, yielded the choice to New York,
now claims.it foR herself
Firth CONGREssToNAL DigRIC4 The delegates
from the 7th and 18th wards Of New York, and
the 18th, 18th, 10th and 18Th wards az Brooklyn
met last night purSuhnt 10 Adjournment, at OoInm-
bian Hail. Grand street, Willihmsburgh.
I On the first formal ballot Daniel 4. Northrup,
at presentthe Auditor Of the city Of Brooklyn re-
csivsdsa malaEity upf alh theSv votes cast and was
therefore uuanlmcualy declared the nominee 0f the
American party, .H''a ss.s
expressive az The sense of the convention on the
IF ThOa r. WhitneY which reported me.
4 ResoJged THAT the manly and iirm stand mainl
teined By the Hon Thomas r. Whitney, our pres
ent representative In Congress- 40 the exponent on
american priAcipless meets sbe hearty approval Of
che convention. a s
Rsaolued That for the maintenance Of those,
principlea which he Waa aelecsed to carry cut, he
deserves, as he should recefve, the hearty thanks
Of al tmey Americans, and that bis answering In
tegrity MS the representative Of the American par
N, when others elected as Americans proved false
q those princpiea sntitie him % tho respect and
confidence Of bis commitments.
Signed H. CLAY ROBERTSON,
sa n. FTTEPATRTCK,
RM MITOHELL
GEO. wv. ARMSTRONG,
ES@ II. COTREL. Committee
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n. -. \. aaEARRIED.

AtFcrt AnO0Eer Washington Hefrit0ry, On Thnua'
day, September 18th, 1866 by the Rev Mr. Naly, i
Lieut., PHILIP A. OWEN, Adintnnt az The 9th raok
sdhngkter Of Col George wight, II. n Army. !, y
Oh Monday evening, the 9th inst, ii Needwood,
Frederick comfy Nd the reaidence III her athef hY
the Rev Mr.. Mafbury u MONROE Bl l3kY, 81 New
York, % lRIIZABETH AK flEISEEKE. IN this city,
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sui''ss - 80 10, i, Il Is '.na'|Sn I n .'lon 70
shs i or s - 81 -. ~ s|0s0 Bhich
was N adopf14 - -
O. a.. " ~. EnggJ' |be Boer4 bd the
ctn4 81 Cd Nd IRON 10 BoA. Vi Com
non .ah enfl1eN ! An a. l1f lie isf Of @.
W. NIloIHnhls;" IA Il was tAeaEsAd the third
time &nA rtnsod
And ID nlArd adjourned
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/ Do you hear Chat, Rentleinen Of the South I
Here, then, whilst X the South Ar Buches
nan 4 held up a. ths Southern candidate, Who
iaE'aDund % the slave question, his prom.
inent Noulhara alpocAtsa BOLDLY 6U01, tOAen
thsy SsiIbsSs COO sats for GsAs5p a6o0als to
ysaay Gks qSSG61 chat hs hes never done an
act 10 favor 81 slavery, nor given vote which
sac,ioned KS sxistence !. and they mopsoKer
conIeIa what We have sought to establish By
reason ard apeument through our prose that
this 0ineidnali blstIsqn, win 90 Ygspdyg the
lrefigcsigg fAst 40 future slave States Win
oEeIscorno into the Unionl We haxe sid once
twice, and ashin, and We low once more re-
peat, that the end aim purp0ass and Idssisn
sOas, and the e6seeof asqustter sovereignty"
wilI aspste5 n y, ID Pvt az end b tss s1tsar
ZION ~ slnosFyA g 8et
\ NOV that tie aay 81 election draws nigh.
md the N0rthsrnads osnies0f BuchAnan lave
no GpprshensiOns Of alarming the South IL
ime to change its xoss1 they proclaim aloud
mat Buch6nan Is abettsr aati slavery man
than fremont and that ne atandsnpona plat
form whose prihciples ana operation secure
the TerfiEories of the United States to the
NoEtb II al future time. AZ the voices Of the
Beechers, the Grssleys,and the Weeds, grow
hoarze, and theiFstrsngth becomes exhausted,
the Free-aoil tribe Ofsahe Van Buren, Buffalo
platform stamp begin 10 " shrek for freedom y
and 70 extol their @sqaatter sovereign leader.
As the, compesrof william FL Seward Read
the article and ponder uponit.
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lErom - ~Dsmourstc Unioup a. 29d ~
p1'hl|sked . NaniIk 49, 0Bnniy, N -,
Il a1soosN Dnc 50 M 1kiallags
UXpMN1l.
rhs watdE&opd |oI I'LL 10 Rspul - n
a Vs.nos.f - Frs& -, - 1kslF.e I'I1&I a -.
pfobsInm a. I Bsssl .Ana 80 lslnUsry Ms A.II
Is inscribed On their bannsrs- -ths second \ heId
az buchanan and his suneortars. Landation AZ IL.
one, rnf6repFssent.slon md dang In references 10
he other. ers the.W Alula 40 0moeny Fl III ihan
nolitical operstIons.
r., -, - -. - n.Sk t.4 l.avu tlav la.vnud
N 10 es1~.l ' 80 ~ Col 1smcu1 -
jnsfify Them in assunIne such 4 motto - anbsc-
pirate 70 him? HAVE TIE polificd acls ~ Pa
mont Ii support 81 ifsSdon and Rec Ins4Na |lons
Unlked etsfaa SENATE entitled lin ID tie enS|abe
dI1In6tio1 81 havinr hl1 n1Is thus With
freedom WIN the hialorian. wlll the phiIapthros
pIss BE- enabled . point . ibs aellon q FFemopt
Sr IN ssS y .as n N, So,e. Gree. =
shc period - Lis I|lS n whlci the eenins 81 nee
dom vim aslIaht 10 wreath Ia'if6s Ground 4 ablst
10 hIs E,snIsf5g lar oshsrWise. Ihb fSsolds 81
the Senate VII ever present Al insapsEhbis saEs
rier q such q iribaia. -
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g,e y sns Dssse osso..a ete.nss w. ks9. ~
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NAsn Heeaom. . \, 20 Y. .a..s....s@4
y y W. eno ~ csneesse
nAs pohslsAl ~ kns n'sek yer ppacan
n.y. cVnssansly eEOAklne i 3s'ceaseA ara
ptrgSry !gSab ~.
Whas naVS slsy seen ~. ses nelIaloel aanseee-
aenss OF mr.. Duonah.. " tnen ~ mus as
$500 !. ~ l ~ 49,
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stocks, Land Varran1s. SC.


The financial circular Of SWeeny, Rittehkouae,
FAINT, & Co, for October 8oth, says:
Our mOnsy market has not undergone much
change since our last report, and may be quoted
even easier than a the close of the previous week.
Stocks have slightly declined washington city
Corporation stock, 100 IL 1903 !; Georgetown do.
90 l-2a 90 Ia; Alexandra DO. SO Ia "a .
Orange and Alexandria Railroad dull II u "a 10
Bank stocks unchanged.
/ The stock market In Now York iarsported heavy
and depressed. The decline II prices continues
The news BY the Atlantic, III ! financial point n
view, is not a Favorable The banksars grant
Ing but little accommodated and contraction in
credits Of all kinds Is going on rapidly.
Virginia 6's 81 IL ;Tenneasecg 81 7-s; Missouri,
50 IL Illinois Ccntfal Ralls0ad lI4 IL which i
= decline q one per cent Illinois Central Bonds,
81 IL. Wi ~.
Land Warrants have declined cents per acre !:
the market closed yesterday steady At the tloE-
ing rates, viz:
I I. Buying. salIiae
~ Per acrs. Per acre.
40's 81 0e7 on no
: SOS and l6O's go % 81
SOS and laos So so
Scrip D41-2 %
Letters ftOm. New .Yoik thIa morning ruporA tAa
maFket heavy ct as ler iQ0Ha and el OR e0s and
leOsE One d TIE dealers wfitss. = We are al.
Pressed here With very iirhk money mnfksk. and
weEEantr - well a. stocks Gel very AeriouslS Ne
infue0cs of IT,
7 JUNIOR llcLsu as1Ia1f TnIkosS. E.lTHs sspbh.
hcsns have net WIN 4 sarers and psob.hls aiainl
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- ~ III, << .f$ $3.50 ~ 1NN NlAr L.
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NJ 80 49, q 9n ~. ~ os{ 2E 1E II
= z + 81 .1a S.. &. kA'' oe keAs pay
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SPECIAL NOTICES

lty DaIleysa Magical Pain Extractor --
There never hesn discovery made In Materia MeaikA
whereby pain can "a quickly allaSsds and Wss I'm o.
in high state of indanmail0p he % rapidly a
50 thpFongb and rapidly dsApd dsaAyaa raais
Atpsaa without either soar fec tRn with pkLLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. sssa fssa,ss $500. y
- Outs WoHnds, Hpgainbs ana nrulses, casualles 10
esnns D6Ila Pain KlrAciof Z ever III same HOW
much pain Andsu1sFipg may not snsbe pFesentedl More
genuine DaueY ExtractoT and tcr parcnlars Al who'll
refer 70 my prinea pamphlets df the truth
Ne case o. 6urnq and scala no mattsr hgN revere ns
sabddas una healing Qaaiisss q s pailsss FSu Kt
Eo Pain Rzsyactor genuine the box has upon Il
81 sssl Rla.s lAas wlla he signatures q q v
tnFers RriDe ~ cents Der box 80 49,
estAlln orders should bs addressed 70
rwsd 0ss g Nagc1sS sIss.s Z N no.; vo,S
FOfmleby ChGfless sost and Marin 1 FAlusr, ca al
~ Hnll0Ray's Ointment. The frst sur
gepns o. this country generously and nobly
recommending this celebrated Ointment to their patients and
public generally Is an eectual cure for wounds sores and
ulcers, even when ah other Means have falled
Sold a. che mAnnfaetor1sa No. co. Maiden Lane NV
York; No. 80 Strand, London, and BY aIldfugrss
aCcsniss saK cents and lpsr pot. SetsO
~ TO the Mullen. professor Wood, OF ST.
Louis; has after years deep study and unring o.
search succeeded in presenting to The public an ar
cle mpeior 10 any now In use and indeed Il II truly
a wonderful discovery I'VE advert 70 his 1Air lsstc
rave the only artcle that has been completely suc
ceSsful in cheating age Of his gray Iockn removing
dandrut, itching, scrpfula &C. It restores the gray
headed % more thansthe original heantys addanew
ustFe to locks already luxuFipt having theasihct
eOarses haFsh hairtO render itglosag and watsry
fastens permanently hair that is loose or falling, and
many other qualities which win become known a.
soon as used.
The pride Of mankind singulaFly developed in the
keeping and arrangement of the hair; porhaps from
the fact that it is the only portion pf the hunt body
that we can train IN aay wayne choose; how impoF4
tapt then, having thia poFlionzef 70 our care that
should all the means sUienCs has placed in our
hands 70 render it beautiful and permanent II yop
would have, beautiful hair, CLOSER hair permanent
hair hair with Its natural color eieaanF preserved
to extreme old age, don't ihlk - pnrchaRe Woods
Hair Restorative. Duly losaa ,Sat1 Gdsllif. |, ~
oct 30-2w 80 y y
awrTks Kexscatfve Committee Ofthe FfIrs
more and Donelson Club are reunasled 10 meet tlils
evening, at O'clock, nc fhe room In "ClaQett's
Building on Ninth street. between d sstrbet and
AS there is business Of importance to enQage their
attention, afuif meeting y ref lYplaFlY desired
n ANDREW. j. LARNER,
N oct 30 - Gyhnfrrnmux
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z sCHRllE

slpriEe Of. -. Is, 900 co. n ~. i. 90
slsdo .,s. $40 20.s.s I, Il. .s.. i, 500 20
90 ~. 1000 co.. II. H.. =. 1000 90
~ 90 az. 5000 IT, 500 90
- dose's. .s $50 0ys !. ~ 4. ~. 100000
- j,a, sSS " ~ ar 49,; coo 90.
az loo M are 200 90
s2l1 daAu ss1g e,s2H 0Os4are !... !. 6.q1SsOO
N6 do s'isf 1000 .ar6 !... $50 90
68ado ess .eg,ssA eox.ars 2e6OO
1924 do, .9nM 3 co. sRrss. -. . SAB 90
=, .sz. "a 00s ARE s740 co..
= -. Esssy gaas -. ~ eass ssi---..-
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.cfRcuLAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National sEx-
Scutiys Oommiftee of che Ausriea1, PQrty,s have
pleasure In announcing 70 the people, that satis-
hctory Arrangements for the future maintenance
9f the "a xrRioAn OReAE, AZ an authOritative expO-
eegk and adpocals Of the principles Of the AmeFi-
eaa Partv. have been completed. M Y
Recommending its labpra under these new au-,
spices. the undersigned cheerfuIly commend the
kMEniCAN ORdAN to the generous confidence Of
the AsasricGa Party, In every section Of the Con-
fedcracy, and they hope itscolumna mag cOmmand
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ga ssssg Class 216 ~ soas aat ~ sa
10 be arawnrin BalfmBsu, Maryland. Saturday. Mo-,
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Resolutions Adopted by the State Council
Of Missouri.

Resolved, That the repeal of the Sth section of
the Missouri Compromise act being just and con :
sttutional recognition OF the equal rights of every
portion of the Union, in and TO, the enjoyment and
protection Of all property in the Federal Terrific
ries we are opposed 10 disturbing that act of Leg
slation directly indirectly; regarding that, to-
geiher with the Fugitive Slave Law, fnality, and
not to be disturbed.
Resolved That all Territories shall be admitted
into the Union, Sovereign States, whenever they
have the requisite population TO perfect State
organizations the legal voters thereof, having the
exclusive right in framing their organic law, TO
regulate and decide the question of domestic slave
ryin their own way, subject alone to the provis-
ions of the Federal Constitution.
Resolved, That we regard the 18th section of
the National Platform of February, 1856, not as
a disspproval of the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise; but as a condemnation of the purposes of
the present Administration TO arouse sectional dis
cord and weaken the bonds Of the Union,