New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-03

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\ n chs HOUSE concurring,) That the Legis-
\ IaniI ~ Stats ot MiAisippi adopt md reterate
ar II ID kaas. palied b. the Convention of the
b IL n WHICH sfo g follows, tss II:
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NJ s,s y e a. 9o e s
~, ,.slss e .as snoni.sisn,
conysntion and ~ duties mske provision
Consfss. ffcm sa1s Without such submssion
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Az Nv ss s:, ~ .hs weigh, q h.
Kssolssd, Thaf Ne regard the said recommended
tons opinions md arguments 81 Gov Walker, as an
nntnst and nnCalled for discrimination against the
rights and interests Of the proslayery party in Ran
rs, and throughout the Union-a dictatoral inter-
meddling with the performances Of high public
dGty sirsady sntrussing hy law to Sc convention
walker had 40 right 70 interfere, and bis conduct in
this convention. PEE 80 81 81 s
ltssctved That this Legislature, adopting the pol
~ R9lsssG x sela Conyentlo1, and which nss been
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course Tins expressed ID relation 70 the course Of
Gov Walker, Until officially informed how fur that
To1o1c. MeS@ Mlsn 5ne approval 9! tne iresaens.
W.t.r Il sndcpssd .,a II tha
then the opnIons above exuressc ii reference 10 he
aahordinate officer, win be Justly applicable to the
Aolninls' Auon alseiI. l.5,.s ii; i;3.5s II
y me senate me foregoing resolutions were
laop.eo " Yo'e q sixteen yeas y sour nays y
tne MOUSE q hepEesentahyes sne question was ovi.
oea, sne vote peang nrat saken 90 we preamble ana
tesoiuuon feianng 20 aosernof' y skier. Un tnesei
sne vose was unanimously IN fne affirmative. The
VOC 80 tncl saaen On ne fesoiatlon felaHng %
rieAdens nucnanan ana nis administration, and II
- cs1Iaea " vose y yeas 70 sixteeh
nays Some OF the members says mississippi
Demociaslc stne Vxlord mercury "votee
aga'nss TINS feaoiotlon because ~ did NOT go 1al
enough Diners, AGAIN. dld not wish % condemn the
PRESIDENT before ne mad nearing sa5leS
me Legislature q mississippi treated the Presi
cent WIN severity that was rather gingerly, ai
perhaps sufficiently Significant 70 enable that
g properly appreciate tne description q
moslves tnat actuated tne members tnereoi. Neltnei
Z re Almost unanimous q me acsion OF tne
lemociatlc stste Convention OF June last, entirely
consistent WITH me and ambiguity Of the
\ fesolotaon feterfng 20 tne Freadent. Inere Is a
mighty ponderoas n r n ~ ne way. Ihe STATE Con,
venson OF June denounced walkers CONDUCT as de-
serving me nnqants11ed concentration q ms (tha
GoSrsssson.a Inere was notnlng dainty about the
lAnguaee p wy ~ was Dolu, postlYe
ano Inere were no us nor anus about
y but me Legislature, aver iuly endorsing me
pohcy 2. .ne Convsntlon, 70 use me IAN
enage o. tne resoiuuon mas peen approved oy me
people q re s1ate We unWlllng Y censure ~
cnanan On acsoan. ~ walker, un.,i omclahy IN
no'o &c tnas conauc. meels VAN 1ne
q 'ne rresldenL bus Y y snah appear Una. the
COURSE puIsuea ~ oov. y enaorseo ana sus-
1aned y sne ffesaen1, Aen me opinions ABOVE ex-
pressed ~ reference g sne omcer VIII pc
How long would the Legislature wait That Is the
main point at ISSUE Till doomsday? The State
Convention met early IN June. Since then nearly
six months have waxed and waned, and Gov. Walker
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