The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

AYB-Texas, Loutians, Asryiand, NORM oArohns,
Tennessee, virgiDia-G
KoH-Ijs,rct 81 Coluu bA-1.
So MIR. Green's resolutions ~ere adopted.
Mr. MYER MYERS, Of Norfolk offered the following reso-
luton
Res olvec, 1hst committee o. be appointed " mono
nDs me s as as rs as nd
nss o. Ans.ao steamers e ph between h.mpon hc.as snd
sasssd 70 ADOPT such ober measures in ,se ace q ne
obies, as they may End exped,snt and proper.
Tosi.n was ade that ,as resolution es acted
Ths motion adopted and the question be nj the
resolution, IT ~ar Adop Cd unaciinoasly.
The following gentlemen appointed such commit
Ne'-Ae,srs. A,er Myers, John \ Doyle. and Gorge
Bsv, Of Norfolk, ana Msssrs. @. cabs! wyndha~ no
beftson and James b. Ferguson, Jr, OF Richmond.
Mr.. r. G NORRIS, Of Riehmcrd, offered tbs following
release lmporis foresSa
countries and seop' such other VIII protect ssf
ke.oyed hiatt !. e.esaisn. ,h., Southern msea'sear
advantageous ,er ms ~ northern msa,f4stu'e.
Feso we'd That southern men oosh. 70 p.ons. Son her
literary Ia, shd use books pusshed Ia e souh sse
they can fe precu,ed a..
ference should be gen to Watering plces and o'hsr
1t ssa moved that these resolutions be sdnps By 80
camstion. lhe questiSr was taken ana they ~ere 30
adopted
Mr. DANIEL offered the folio sipg reso'u iion:--
Resolved 1hst he del. gaoes from the several states
presented IN his convention be n n cd comnipees i .a
STATES to he sne no,i r,seca' 4 cs.,n,og
Ire soi Of ary enmpsaS which shall essbsh lns q aea
class steamships be Seen Southern port and ono OF the po
The question taken, and tie resolution aa,li-
mousiy adoped.
Mr. nANnL moved TO take up the resolution which he
hsd sfeIto yesterday. and vhieh thea laid the
table, ioiows:.~
vo,ea OF the 70 whom shall he reerre
ln,ons shall h. adopted +, n. sense o. ms ceaseaoa
ian phe ,c, AZ addrss. bs pso. O. he soan,rn stat.
Tie motion was carIiei, and The resolution Wa ac-
The pf.vous question was moved and nled
The question taken, AID the resolution vas unaa-
motion was made by Mr. nAsHr. TO Gil The blank viii
the wore /" five" ana II vas agreed to-.
Mr.. DANIEL pt minated NJ. De Boz, of La, - Chair
OF the {, mniittee.
On .ootion, the pumre. was increased to nine
hers, ct VIII m three are to cansiSDte qu.ram. Inc
icl owing the names OF toe mni tee:
Aestrs. j. ID B. De Bow, OF la Rott ouid OF George.
town, y. c.; Jas. 1y ms, % Richmond; J. u Goban Of
North Carolina syer Myers Of N1rfols; T-nch Thigh
man, ct Md +. B. Diane, j., If Lvuchbusg, Va,
Mr.. LIE Low, OF La, offered the following esolasoas
Resolved ha when this convention al iou-n II all adjourn
to inset at Savannah The second Monday In December
Resolved, That objects Of .hs convention az developed
+ It's s,.ss ssDgs N se%ph onhSn and snw or
an cunt propery as an o'egn part Of the federal uson
stucns In event matters al pertinent and cogna
bic whsa ate 10 the dsysDps%e e our so me so 90 e
snd direct forssn .onmsIse ne ia All Toe
School, and a delesses are to
bring with them, forward Their absence such statistical
and other ion be necessary TO discuss snd re
port upon these and Andred SUBJECTS 10 order 70 secure The
Resolved ma, be people in their primary assemblies for
may be thoroughly advised of their wishes
Of ssmond for i6s handsome pr,psracas hey
,he he ana unoen attentions they have received
Votes o. shanks were presented to the President Vice
Presidents ard Secretaries Of the convention.
II vas also ordered that the proceedings OF the c,n
vspton be delivered to the Richmond delega ion for pub
lcatjon.
The PRIsmkNr Gen. Tlghuan) then spoke follows:
-Gentlemen and fellow delegates Of the Southern aud
Southwestern Commercial Convention there is no iudvi
dual il Whole country, hoTever elevated may De his
POSITION Who would not have been hcno,ed by being
called preside this convention, composed OF gem
temen rem The Southern Southwestern States OF
tins conedeIscy Ard If that be the you mach
readily agpe than can express the feetg wi.h
@bich very humble indivi tuaf myself rises for
the purpose OF expressing to this convention his thank
ior The favorable opinion when they nave Deen go9a
which he discharged the duties Of presiding officer.
Although there have MT bees many circumstances IN
my lie which oeerve to be te1anred TO oe handle
down, yet bsd there been so many and 30 distin
euihed this would be treasured ana handed down TO
those who cone after Of the dearest
mos, interesting "reminiscences Of my whole ie Gap
paufe II is due to this convention 10 say that
from The duties the CHAR having been pc formed in
such way to eniitle the preh6ing officer tt any
merit whatever, there no room for the exercise
any Of the qualiies whvh sometimes have To be
c1tu bv Ol assthDilcb bfrst tIHN Wueu we
retpIn t. res ective homes vi not forget the
Friendships which have formed here, but that they
nsy o. renewed on many similar occasions AIo also
tlust IL will sepa ate with The resovs to
advance the objects which brought together, 10 hold
heir advsr nearest and dearest to our hearts
ana foremost in thoughts. God speeds the right
Let persevere in e1rts 10 promote The prosperity
Ia ell repects Of the grestest portion OF the greatest
country On which the sun ever shone. (Appause) All
that is Necessary Is fiji resolve at this time to lead
higher otgee # prosperity, under The blessing Il
Providence, than we have ever enjoyed. App'ause.)
And II en-. motion If Mr.. LYoNs at AZ T. NJ, TIA
copynor ADORNED 10 meet at Savannah the second
Nc nday in December rext.