The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

Reso,ved, That n he importance Of eopnsatsng ).
the ohc and htsssopL urssf npno the Legs
nature OF kenucsy 70 cnmJe,e Ae rsmenios iehhv COZ
Lard }aD TO meet he improvements OF the -ss Of Virginia
whereas me o,ioars ohse. O. ibis cesysao 70 ene,,
WIN ing s epgh and hoe practical Improvement is rala
hesovd That encourage chip ami baild
ips osjes Of ndet esbe Importance 70 reA souhera IN
MUNICIPAL aid and encouragement be given 10 home bul
besolved That It be recommended several local
STAT agricultural and echapeA asso Aeos % provide q
. an and b.t lhs State LEGISLATURES be nmenied 70
resolved bal The e'sbshme ot Of ,onndres and works
Tor be casting o aud manoiacare Of arms shond be
S@sovad Thai be ssar'y 40 be booor Of he South Do
% % Ss a and , he ees ss ss ~ ss
sn saemp wherever made 20 exclude her from those Terri
hesoiyed Thst the nuprccdeued effort being made by
al soeetea 10 force hostile oop"iaos in,o s Terrory 81
ksnsas affords startling evidence of The dee' mnaton Of
he q the slno. proysc TO sal up NE south WITH
e sts s non ne admission Of any
Fe.owed has the opilion Of this Convection.
Frustrating this schsoe and that
onth states 10 oreane plans pronove OF southern sa'
ersuon Kansas and by every lawful means within thelr
hesoyed should tol ured ~ the sonihern Soma
vs pnd he om as %ho have resolved he s
avo'a d arms dss nnde- acs Of Congress and also
S@ pSs her @ q s ca every
a a S h sa Mher @f h a io. Of All arms nav
.ae.d z. en-, gecs ard ifsher DC onna aot 70 BE- ne
ZION as NAV be pceded 70 place the son in tea respect ON
Esroved That irquiry ought be Instituted Corge
int he mci eae ent usaos y the present day r ae.snns
mar m IN regard to he sze Of res Is that una, De more
representatives. from be souhen sae should ias 40
~ he 'm ports and hareo's Of hose states or the sea
most approved means AID armaneDts tor prompt aud efficient
Resolved Tha, me syurah,es Of this Convention viii
ne Efforts beng made . inronce Into M states
regions ~ the Introduction Of slave labor.
lhe resoiubons were soo7ssd.
sRsoturio.s.
Mr. osBossr OF Ca. Introduced resolution In relation
lotsxire MANUFACTURING machinery.
Feisrred 70 sne C7nni;ase GA Busirees
Mr AspEIs, ', 81 90 introduced s resolution IN reis
an 70 t'e Interference OF Enfopean Powers with the do
ues''c insntut'rns O the shnd osCuea
Reler,ef 20 ihe Cimntis,ee Business
Mr sw4y OF trnaesse. iitsoduced q resolution aushn
rxng the President II the Conven,on To appoin.
ore 10 rreparc call ir The next Convention, ami al
the people % tho sonth wnich adopted.
The President reshrs De Bow. Of louisiana
Swan, Il Tear essee; Cochran, OF AlabSms; Roiuesu
q Vrsinis and Kipg, OF soith Carolina ~ the monte
81 that committee.
Mr. Johnson OF Ala. introduced a resolution in rotation
the mpon OF certain suonn, OF s!svs propee,y
trem levy and sale by iegsi process.
Referred Com nlittoe on ,s'ness.
Mr. CABr1I, OF Va. INTRODUCED resolution In relation
70 southern banks refusing to discount Northern
nanss than 80 days from date foe sterng bills.
On rno'ion Of Mr. HmKEs, Oh ). G, tie resolution va
f6in On me teoe
on motion Of Mr.. GORDON, of Ga tho Convention Al
o'clock took until r. NJ, TO meet at thas tne
In 81. Andrews Hal
EVENING SESSION.
Pursuant 70 n ourum the Coo entton assembled IN
81. AIcrews Hal q; ociocg. An efl,rt made a.
re- outsider The reouious on me sureat OF ths pac
Paioaf which molten, alter oonsderabn Giscus5iJn 10
wbah Mr. Chapoel OF Georgia, took proniinent part,
voted dosp.
dent Ia re,polse refoution OF thanks, el
quept dress 10 the Convention In VIII b no nie-
TIE )rii w icn bs5 tbaractarzef
Of the bocy grd psd bar dsome c0m,.msnt TO toe Gu,
Of ssyannsh and h ~ Ds for their kin 1nes and
piisii'y TO she nj mbers OF the Convection
AZ fr the Of some ha'iDssc. the C1u.
venlion adjourned % meet In Rockville in Aug 1T nex