Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
Resolutions offered IN the Sentative
e. Adams, u New Orlssns

%. - MISUNDERSTANDING
W2EEnsss There exists and has existss:
settled deterGaInasio on the part Of i Do,s;as
Of the inhabitants o[ the TerrfifoW 81 M.
sag 10 exclude BY force The citizens 3 sase
s!ave-ho}alng States roma ilstt, eq,al. mi
Peaee1us partiei patton ID the use andesny.
ment Of tas eeafsaoz. properly and ~ttrrlSayy
Of the members Of The Conf-de1aey.
AND WHEREAS, This determination. ow;pr
to the condition Of p~oiitsea. feeling in tie
Northern States OF The CeafedesacY obeIal.
ing upon the Fsaer raj rernrae d NAV h.
come etfesrEal aad Ihe exclusion peroetu:lk
therefore sm @s #
Be 1t vssaseas5E By kFe :ses,ats and Houss offsRRsp.
~sssntatiess o. zhs States Of Lon istana* il en-
eral assembly eo,sue,sedi, That He Governor 81
this State is hereby authorized H. order n
election iar six delegates, said election tusbe
held in the manner and nrfn prescribed ffor
the cleetlenpz Presidential Electors. ID meet
delegates appointed by the ethsr Southern
States IN Convention, according to tie nalas
Der Of Senators and Representative to which
each State is entitled II the Federal Cor
gress, whenever the Executives of 4 naaierittr
Of the siave-hoiding States shall Express The
opinion that such Convention is necessary 10
preserve the constitutions rights Of sucss
State ia the Uaioll, and advise thespvernes
Of this State tlaaE measures have been taken
ioH the appo.ntnaeus Of delegsateste aesi
those Of Louisiana
Belt ffsvesthHer 1~ssoiiBaai1 TThIatt should - exi.;
| gency arise, In Ehe opsasesa 4 the 6pveTnor5
in which is IS ssesessa7yy Ar sse5 ssatte Of
Louisiana to sst asssaa eor by q CoaventioE
representing tic sovereignty u the Sfate,.hps
:s hereby 7esstsssA tozeall 4 spssaza session
Of the Legis!asu7s 10 p1egpe fos saeh State
ConventiefA ~
.and beit f.ttykAssys sxsyezIat1a, TFEHat tsAks GGNofefHs
OF is requested So trai.srn5tt COPIES d these
| resolutions TO the Executive Ct easii1 l The
slsye-hoi4ingg States. and to ouI seastorsaa
Representatives In Congress.
a DAaNIseS spEEcH.-Ile bill 70
Gloss The mouth Il Bayou PlaquelnIns
has CONSUMED much OF the ume q te
House Of Representatives, and elialIso
many lengthy, 4eas.ed able and eh-
anenttspssehes but decidedly lAa speech
Of The occasion was made bY=F#A.
.tLunsden, Of New Orleans, onsf7nsY
last:
The venerable and deseFFedIyy ropalas
Representative from Aseeasisnf 99adgge
Randall, had jtssss concluded aneaa elt
argument against the measure, aaa
wound Up BY al eloquent antfes''agg
appeal 10 bis colleagues ggeneralln Y
stand by the goldan maxim q saef'gs !,
unto others a. Etdoy would be done "
and especially to the New ofleansn 'sa,
bers did he appeal TO pause bsSo1e =,
cast their votes. ia favor q 4 n1easa1s
fraught With SO much danger totus'
beloved eiay. uben Ar. Laaasdsaaaa
ard said
Mr. Speaker, . many and saehfans
speeches have been made nTpea.tm
question, ora sasa % nueh. gss ,as
been expended 10 Is oopsiaasasiaa,sa..'
/ should have preserved . m8s:efIY y
lenee upon tbs subject, but Tor t1esea,a
est and feeling appeal d ny yele e1s
colleague from Ascension. sIf ,. uao' .
this ali absorbing, all ;nportant,.ailPoT.
erful and monentous question. - &C.
candidly Of opinion thai mJy oo.a sau1,s4.'
care 4 d--n, and since They aeas
care a d-n whether Bayou Plaa111eta'as
be closed or NOT, / shall yote that q
damned at lis mouth, which IS sa''i's
IeuI 70 dasnnalng 4 all osez ua, =
porter says that Ibis cJ5azstaiasg. spe sas.a
did moro toWaras danla'lps
Bayou PIaauamina, than ID He nYo.a
'tatic and hydrodFnatio speeches tss..' WV.
aad been made during the discussion.
Aes- # all the members q tAe 1ee,..
ature Of Louisiana, we're 70 occupy
much time ID gasssng as do haes :s =