The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-16

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inst Among The resoiutfons sS.e,ess 49,.
the following: -
That onr rerra.e !, !. i s.. s, :. v
be instructed Is use thsiy bsss s6sxf. "a - sh
State Of yireinia ID unfte ssfth -. =.
Southern States in 3 Suuthrrn fyss,~va.s -
consult IA 10 the hest fnenn. - -..ss.S -
tecfior = $ -. P.s-
That the promnt. ensrrpft~ s II ,..,a...
course OF Henry A. WIsas sSxaxcrrer = ~ VI.
einia in the ,ne..n ros .sie.sss ~ II-
spect 10 the Hcrner:s Fs,rx 0y n.n q re, re.
approyal OF the peoule ana ~ hsrsss $500.
him our thsnk ks for his condnet -, thyt <.c.e
| sion.
A.. r.,.rx j.. 49, =.
-. sSeA' .1ecsAn in = IA0sk county, res0.
Auuons complimentary 70 Gov. Wise and the
volunteers were adopted; also the following
That eyery citizen residfnw II thi. M.~,.t..
rial districf he ern ,,o o,rsrsi IL rra.s -
lar orpan-eriudrr book asssnt and ~, ,,as.s;
cious Characters that nav * Snnnd IN .,,.r
midst and bring them tels,re .ovn. Yn.t;ce 80
mar, nsr tha sha rs $ ~.s: - ..s saoss sun.
The people of CRAIG comfy lata,r .do,,,a.,
resolutions concerning lain Rrowr,. rs;a
and the following:
o,h.. -.
transferring military force TO Harpers Ferry
and Charlestown meetsour unqualified appro-
baton, and the patriotic course Of President
bucnanan In furnishing aid TO crush the pro-
ject deserves all praiae
A meeting at Prince f3eorue Coprt.Honea.
IN ~. al, II 8 g -
- -. -. .Ass, pss'eu 8 reso'utlons,t Two
That the time n[ls comS fo6.fhe State to or
ganize our troops thoroughly. and to be pre-
pared for any emergency. and that it is the
duty of tine authorities Of the State to supply
our volunteers and militia with the most efh-
cient arms; and that the necessary munitions
OF war ought to be abundantIy procured; and
tnat arms and powder ought to be manufac.
tured In the State.
of nvvnao inw Nd
cltlzens should avoid employing unknown
Nortnern people in their service and that no
preachers, or teachers, male or female whose
characters are not well established ought to
De allowed to come here from the North to
| pTacuce their callings; and that we ought TO
naNe no ueaiings Whatever with Northern
| @ @psoRie, au,tner than absolutely necessary,
anui lhey learn 10 do US justice, and cease to
interIere with us and our institutions; and
.uat no Northern colporteurs, pedlars, or
..lneIant Sehders OF any article whatever,
1usu' " uo permitted TO traverse the coun-
~.
very large meeting of the citizens of
Franklin county w,. h.,d ~, ,na s,h ;ns,
| Amonr ,ha s..s;,," 80 WI w. 'a1 Ans''
| .n ae 4eSoA"'iohs aooP'eu aIe
'nese'
| Ihat while the people of Virginia have al
ways beer loyal to the Federal Union and to
their constitutional obligations under it, and
| desire to remain so, il they can without
| sacrifice ofhonor they will not permit the said
Snion 70 become the means of oppression and
to The rronos ~ hia vh. ,h soonsr .nan su omit
| timent at the North seems to portend. thew
| would sunder all the bonds by which they are
uounu 20. 10 people SO disregardful OF their du-
That II is the dntv of viroir;. n tts ,,ro.on.
| condition of affairs to prepare for any emer
gency that may arise and for that mn rnose the
Common wealth ought to be put in a compiete
| state of defense, that every male citizen capa-
| BILE of bearing arms shall proyide himself
with good rifle or other fire arm and that the
| same be exempted by law from taxation or
| lew under execution
| That the people of the South oueht nv COM
| mon consent 10 discontinue the use. as far as
practicable of all articles of Northern mann
| facture, and of all foreign goods imported
| through Northern ports: and we pledge our.
| selves that until the neonje of the NorIh snail
| return to sense of their duty to those of the
South, we will give the preference in buying
what we need to articles of Southern manu-
Iacture ana OF southern importation, over
,mnor,atinn and W.. r,,nand ahat M, Nv w.
| ebants sion I'm WING thair sanniias IL, Nnr,hsrn
cities ff'.'~ -
mat for the nrono MT discharge of his dutv in
| aidinp in tho spnnrass;nn ~ ,So ,a-a nutra ra
at Uarnar,s Earrv the thauts Of +ha na',,ia 81
Virc,n,a arc dna 70 th ,den, Of ,ba m; ,sa
| states. and they ara esneciaiIv dine TO CSoy.
Wisa far tha ansrgafic ia am .;anr ,sron
| by him to yindicate the rights. honor and laws
OF the State.
The people of King George haveiresolved to
| encourage the establishment of corps of Rifle
| Rangers, and to support them in preserving
| The peace of the county arresting suspected
| norsons e.. Tha ae,,Ia1.;nras,,,,,,;a hra,,has
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l tne iieut spIst'
| That we love the Union, and have hoped
| that the stars and stripes might remain its
| emblem forever. Virginia has testified her
devotion to it by the sacrifices she has made to
secure it. To the Union she believes we are
indebted for much of the glory Of the past,
/ and to it she has fondly looked tor the reali-
| cation of her proudest hopes for the future;
sacred in the history of our Commonwealth
/ by the blood of her revolutionary deadly
| the memory of her heroes and statesmen-that
| if our wishes can prevail, the union of the
| rights are regarded and respected, and our
Alta meeting in DAYTON. Rockingham coun-
| tv II was rssoIvad.
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fhat we regard any person VINO maintains
| that slavery IS wrong as holding the senti-
| ment that In justice tnere can be no right OF
proper.y W IN slaves ana snonid any one IN onr "a,
| midst be found guilty OF having expressed the
sentiment that owners have not right OF pro-
perty In their slaves the same be diligently in
quired into and brought TO account for the
same.
The large and enthusiastic meeting in Mont.
| oo,n.rv oe,rtv On Tho sth met has hean no
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"ASSA ~--S AoAAO '" AN6 go o'As 49,
resolutions:
That we will Cooperate in such measures OF
non in tercourse in trade and Commerce with
| merchants of the non -slayeholdine States. and
in snch measures for na,rrn;z;nr and fradino
| with the merchants who mn rchase In Southern
cities. or i'm port directly 10 the Son thern ports
| AS NAV secure the general co-oneration and
concurrence of the coun ties of this Common.
| wealth
That his Excellencv Henry A. Wise. Gov.
| ernor of this Commonwealth. by the vigor