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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

New Nursery Ballads for Good
ts Little Democrats.

3 I.a'ttl- 'a f -.e
Sing song of Charleston,
Bottle full of Ryel >st4
All the Douglas delegates ~
Knocked into pi: ..l. .... y.
For when the vote was opened ..'
The South began to sing, ...l5 .a.'.
"Iour little Squatter Sovereign .sM
Shan't be our King!" .I., -.
Futa l9-f ui ,rjb4-i
a....., -.....,.i--i II. ....... r.s
Iii didlle, diddle the Drcd Scott riddle
The delegates scatter like looms ll..
The little Dug swears to see the sport,
And the Southerners count their spoons
4mU .-tn Y III. ~ ...'' ..ea.K
There was little Senator .--..g ..
Who wasn't very wise -.s ..,rtI.
He jumped into the Convention
And scratched out both his eyes. I'
And when he found his eyes were out,
With all his might and pain,
He botcd off to Baltimore
To. scratch them in again.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

GUNNISON, CHAPMAN s. Co.,
SO 81. CHARLES ST, N. O.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Stationary and Portable Steam
Engines,
CALORTC ENGINES,
SAW MILLS, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
PLANTATION MACHINERY,
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush
Cotton Gin.
MIR. STONE will be in Monroe and vi
1'A cinity for the next three months,
and Planters desiring to put up Steam
next season, for Gin or Saw Mill, will
find it to their interest to get his esti-
mate before purchasing.
We were awarded the first Prcmi-
um at Mississippi State Fair in No
vcmber last for the best Stationary
Engine on exhibition, when there was
a large competition. AS we are man.
ufacturers of our Engines, we can
furnish o better Engine for the price
than those who barter in them. The
Steel Brush Cotton Gin has taken the
Premium wherever exhibited, and has
ginned more cotton and made better
sample from the same material, (this
Gin will clean the cotton of nearly all
the dust and sand, and Planters run
no risk in trying it, as NO PAY if it does
not perform we'll.
When it is started properly it has
no competition for speed, sample, and
cleaning cotton Of sand. We are al
ways ready for competition on Planta-
tions. or at Public Fairs, for trial
against the Gin makers of the world.
This Gin is made at'll7 & Il9 Tchou.
pitoulas Street, New Orleans.
... TER MS.
The Terms for Gins ara S. per saw,
shipped at the expense of Planters, and
if the Gin does not perform as recon-
mended, freight refunded.
Planters writing, P. G. Stone, care OF
Byrne, Shields & Co, Monroe, La, will
have estimates Of machinery and Gins
sent to them,
gag He will start and fully guaran-
tee all G ms he sells. .,.
March 18th, 1850. 2m
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A VocATIoN.--A gentleman loafer, recently
arrested in Cincinnati, being questioned by the
officer as to his vocation. replied:
Sir, am doctor; have cured pnin In the
head Of navigation, and drawn teeth from th',
mouth Of the Mississippi. I have anatomized
the side of mountain, blstered the foot of
hill, felt the pulse Of an arm OF the sea. plas-
tered cut on the hand of nature, and cured
fclon on the finger Of scoru. t
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

Eso- Oliver Wendell Holmes says: "Our
brains arc seventy year clocks. The angel Of
life winds them up once for all, he closes the
doors and gives the key into the hands Of the
angel Of resurrection
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

IOINI 90. IN0 I5H
Yeas from Southern States H. nays los.
Yeas from Northern States 1853, nays 30.
So the Minority Report was submitted by the
Convention for that orthc majority Of the Plat
form Committee.
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Tie Test Vote.

The following is the test vote by States in the
Democratic National Convention on the ques.
Iion Of ofsuhstltuting tho minority Douglns) rc.
port Tor that Of the majority Of the Platform
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TAKE CANE or YoUn CoMMAs.-A New York
paper in announcing the wreck ofa vessel, near
the NalroWs, Gays: E=5T
"Thc only passengers we're T. Il. Nathan, who
owned ihrcc-iourths Of the cargo and The cap
tnin's wiIr."
In another rnpcr we find the following advcr-
tisclnenL:
"Fou SAIE--An excellent young horse; would
suit amy timid lady or gentleman with hong
silver tail y .uat-.
A good Methodist preacher onco got of tho
! following:
Gas was riding along on one ofthose bcnn-
tifnl Western praircs with my dear old wife,
who has since goue TO heaven In u buggy"
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

Gs- Whatever you do. do it willingly. A
boy that is whipped at school never learns his
lessons we'll A man that is compelled to work
cares not how badly it is performed. lie who
pulls offhs coat cheerfully, strips up his sleeves
in earnest, and sings while he works. Is the man
for ps.
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Ieqal A0pcrt1sem ents
Notice..

Lost or mislaid, promisory note
drawn in favor of Jarvis & Cashell,
and made payable to their order, by
James Tier, for the sum of 1894 q,
and being credited with 1920 90. All
persons are hereby warned not to
trade for said note, as the payment
has been stopped. JOHN JARVIS.
MONROE. May "a, ls50-3t*
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Keep it Before the People /!
[Ry special request, we rc.puhlsh the fol
towing elencher, from our last weeks issue j
A Contrast.

To show how thoroughly Mr.. Douglas is com.
mitlcd against the decision of the Supreme
Court, on the question involving the powers of
Territorial Legislature, We publish below in
parallel columns, their respective views on this
subject. Goag,as, It will be seen, is In open
rebeliion against the highest judicial tribunal
known to our form Of Congress:
The right of prop =. /" The people ofn Ter
erty N slave is dis rstory can, hy lawful
''hctlv and eNrresscdly means, cXcmde slavery
affirmed in the Consti- before it comes In az a
tuton." aud that mo osmte;" and "no mate,
tribunal acting undc, hciat may be the dscisien o,
tue authority OF thefhe S.nreme Court on tha,
United States. whether abstract uncstion. still
it be legislative. cNecu The right Of the people
tive, or judicial, has u Jf the Territories ,to
right to draw Il distinc, make II slave Territory
tiou to deny to 1t theIor a free Territory, is
benefit of'lhe provisions prrt,rt and comdett. rs
and guarantees, whlchIA. Douglas .f
have been provided for ..I
the protection Of uri-
vate propcrty." "AndiH fr
Congress itself cannot a.> ,Nto ..H
do this--if it is beyond ... .,l. .......I
the power conferred on
the Federal Govern.
men.-H II could not dutao
rae Territorial GoraN .''
meat 10 erercise Nem. II HT- ssl.
coMR confer no petrtr on
any local Government e.
'abiSdnf By is omioyay
To riclate he f'roeis,cas Of
The Constitution" " The
omg porrr conferred is thc ..#H
poarer coupled teHa 1atp of ......
guarding and pro'enangMe
o@nrr IN his right, Sn-
preme CONT, u. s. 'N "M
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Painting.

Painting. M
The undersigned. thankful for the
liberal patronage that has been be-
slowed upon him will still carry on
the House, and Ornamental Painting
and Paper Hanging. After serving
his regular apprenticeship and carry
ing on the business for a number Of
years,.he thinks that he can give en-
tire satisfaction.
.rr w. B. LISTER.
REFERENcEs.-Osborne Jones, Monroe,
La; Col. Rutling, Washita Fiver; W.
Orders left at the Post Office or w.
II. Gale, Land Agent, will be prompt
ly attended to. All work warranted.
Mar. 80, '60,-tf.
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A Dodge Exposed.

The public seem to have fallen into two great
errors with reference to the proceedings Of the
Charleston Convention, first in snpposing that
what are called the Tennessee resolutions, (rc-
solutions offered by n member Of the Tennessee
delcgation) were adopted by the Convention,
and second that the delegates of the seven
States who withdrew from the Convention which
had refused to recognise their rights, had I'D
journcd sine de-
The Tennessee resolutions wc.c read and up
pended to them was the construction of the two
third rule which the chairman approved and
which the Convention sustained. but no vote
was ever taken on them, owing to the skillrul
tactics of the friends of Judge Douglas.
The delegates from the States of Alabama,
Mississippi, South Carolina Florida, Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas did not adjourn sire die. On
the contrary they adjourned to meet at Rich
mond, Va, on The second Monday in June, and
invited the national democrats of all the other
States to meet them there on that day.
H. is doubtless Il good dodge on the part OF
the friends of squattcr sovereignty to make IL
appear that they passed the Tennessee rcson-
tions, while in reality they did not do so; nnd
IL may be good stroke Of policy 10 diflusc the
belief that the scccaing delegates have dircsted
themselves Of the power iulrustcd to them by
their several constituencies, in order TO give II
scmbancc Of legitimacy TO the bogus dclcga-
tons from those States which it is intended to
present nj Baltimore on the 18th June, ployi-
lcd the required number of Southern mon can
be found who will consent to perform such a
service, or be permitted to undertake II.
Let nobody, however, he deceived by the
trick. The oily resolutions which the majority
of the Charleston Convention adopted were
those which are known as the minority plat
form, as distinguished from those which were
presented by the seventeen delegates represent
| ing the seventeen democratic States, and which
were rejected.
Tho delegations from the States of Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, Ar
kansas, and South Carolina con,innc to repre-
sent the democracy of those true democratic
sovcrcignties, and in the exercise Of their lcgi
| innate functions will assemble in Richmond or
| the lth of june or in Baltimore on the 1Sil
of that month, ms they may think proper in the
interest Of their constituents their party, AM
their country Con:titution.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

FNHE subscribers will purchase Cotton and
i make liberal cash advances on the same.
II. GERsON. JR., j. co.
Dec. l, 1859
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

NIN BANDs.-A supply of Gutta Percha
u Gin Bands, at II. o. prices. for sale by
Ii. GEHSON, JR., & Co.
Dec. /, 1859.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-14

a Prous SoS.-"Oh, mother! mother |" g
"What, son ?" '' Nt Nn
"Mayn'tI hnvc tho big Bible up in my room
to-day?' 4te 'uisl
ayes, my child, and welcome. You don't
know what pleasure 1t gives mo TO SEQ your
thdughts turn in TINT why. Bat what sticks
rrc those In your hand?" ft't
"Triggcrs." e. -
"'rriggers! For whnt my child ~ nsae- !.
"Why, haptrggcrs. Here's tho standard,
you see; this Ia the fIippcr md that one with
the fat meat on the end is tho long trigger
There's Il rotten mouse keeps comm inter my
room and inaultn' of me, and want TO set tho
big Bible with these triggers, to sec II cnn't
knock his clunk out for him"
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NovE, MmErlNu.-~Dr. X. attended mas
qnerndc ball, In the motley md happy throng
he falls in with fur pilgrim IN black ak,
whose charming person. snow-white atck and
hcwitehinely coqucttlsh Mrs awaken In his sout
the most raptnrous love- She Gusts upon him
looks of the most languishlug tenderness, ho
mustcls up his courage, and ventures TO address
her: .....l... ,.-... .....,,
"Who nrt tlou, lovely must'" asks DR.. K.
almost msl!cd In the glow 6flovc. gt'
''Is It possible you do not know mo Dethl.l.
yourself noctorW " H''
"Ah! thou art surely the graciohs fairy WHO
has appeared to me today for the fourth Ntnt,
to open to mo the gates OF bliss" tt ssfs
"You mistake, Doctor; am no fairy."sa'l
"Ah !--who nrt thou. thon2" l tn9..a
81 am the well known lady to whom you
have now these niue weeks been indebted In
the sum Of two dollars md seven shllings for
washing and ironingw ,....l.... r.,-.a
Tho Doctor stood like n petrifed herring.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
n,~n Hmm knnrrilIe

= y TSrssf, Associate Editor Of the
I'froAevills Dssisrraf, uHdst late Of Jane
Deb, dsBouheca the editor Of the K8nr.
V,iie Register, aud the kHazvilIs Detnoc.
rscy, Rhom he styles she "kno1vilie
ehqar as traitors" "FisATIcAL," aud
ss 90 iAs psasS saEiyAfesas Of aR Trtfy
hydl orgas.E1'isss holds them up -
" aati. Bss,a--yai.r," sHd reads theR eat
Of tho Democratic church
Sou, w,th shi,qaarrsI ss have 10 bs
.iurss to rnedils, bas ~ d. think. tia,
Tay-er, restdisg in Wsshington, as4
holding sn sfbes 10 oas Of the Depart
unsnu, through the influence Of Asdy
.k-AsI1s, ought tn have aliItls sn1rs ssost.
pty than 70 cone do1u upon the Knox.
vtl!a pomeersvy. simply bsrsass they
have not rrrsed e. fall down aud Eersbip
.Iohssa., foT this Is che heal aal iT1st u
.Ihs,r offending.
As part and parcel Of this Tsrsev,
! hHsaa H1v apoa kboIyiils. - copy
Ihr tgllo-iog from the pea q Ihi. Ma
,sJsga rsi.tpr u The .hnsas- pourlas or.
gao ST Grs~sssiIie 1t Is qaiIe ,iraid.
cant:
Tbs srFDintner' 4 Nc ChurehusH -
? Minister 70 Gaaizmais. has REV laid before
The SeaAts ~ Nc. BaoheHAa, III. proceed
iBE has created sosas sarPrIss aTuE ths Tea
asssre delsTatoh. act VIE Il aasa sore ssa.
sa!tr.i "a The matter In fie~ u Sir. Caarsb-
seifs uRPoFalaTtty ~ hsmr, i' = genera =
} believed that ihs srltra Tennessee dslegensn
ell resist tse ratification of The spfsfn ttisaf
hy the Schats, We aaleEstsed ttat sir
ChurrhUsii. "a anticipation II ibis oepps,tten
proposes 60 PToeUre the stAismsai It the Pres
,irni that Ne isss Hrt rsENTd 10 a. an appoint
/ sf~nt from fesass>es Mr. 4 having iaf tso
~ 'ilFHo years Pass, resided "a the District =
Co.arasaa /, Is Supposed that the FTss,dsH'' .
peT>aaai regard for ghs maa iB1goei the sp-
faf4yesrft
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16


Ne. RoIfsB 81 sssisse pos . elfeHiaF ~
the pieiasiAl i'iaisaesief fsf eas Presidential
eampsisa-sssitsa - Ire sasashea, Z. y.
Gray, see befaFa The Gaseds iJsmmilise, -
lefesihR an st4mlsaaiaa, via yisH 10 get
inssfmAt;aA. Shish ssstsboay khass Asfe ia
Gals, which Il ihiss That sils ssssf IL sapssft.
ID b. this eerrurt AaaisistFalisn ~ iis sditsF
, bsiae ssya.sas4 u sierkskip. uhieh hs sever
rss lsisadea 10 IA days vera iu. Aad ~
stited rvry hahassms Pag
fbs tws Esitssa q he BSstsn Hlenasyafi
E-srss rsrsiss Tor aisFssh,ps S2tee. PEI ea.
can. They hsss never aass sae days ssFk
fss the tssts+HaiNnf Bat aii this H. sfesssts,
"a Do siFty vssh foe The Pasty. this " tie aaa.
nsr N shish Administrator papers are sap.
essisa IN DATA.
iufH tel yea hos eat The eirenlas Of the
FlsinasslsF /, I'D nst seiss direct treat
Cleveland. 0ids. u hsd - 60 BY say ~
washiHE.ps, Sad afsF beroHsiHE saturated
sith TIE enfrsFiisa which is concentrated thefe
~ head .ssSstsTs u Sas ssat aat fhFaaSA
tbs maiis vilh The Hsies 81 Dsa9oFatis nsh-
Der ~ the tisasa 6Fsa Il That's 10 ssisyta
The Fsattss tsistisss bsfars " Fssshti Ibs sitis
sees 81 Dale. Nov thia Is iks maaaer &c sap.
psFtias Dsaaefatie pepefs w this eoaatrg, aaA
lhls y tie ssS Ne lssaksAs Fsiyiiass b assa.
uaaka no FpsssFts Epsa tka lirsara 81 thls
sirealaf. n1 the cuatsats, has iesve ysa 10
si.s sear readers tsn descriptive
Essld lIke to SID seme items frafa iims 10
tias "a peaacrasis rstsigi,sm IN Ohio, Yea
nay pat BE desa ~ f00T occasional Ohie eof-
Ftspsadsss Tssss. truly, eaio.
REaARKs. This Boiariaas J. ".
Gray, whe Is hviag % The Government,
without serk, has, Ia this psospsotas, =
eat Of tee Rsfee iBpbslefs. oae . soa,hers
slavs-dtiver, lhs other Northern Aboii.
ZIONIST, palliuF At negro, stretched O'er
MssOa a DiSss's Line Tho seuthsra
msn has The negro By The wool Of his
bead, aaa The Northern man. true 80 his
instise's, il paiiiRg a. be olisr rad -
The editor promises lhst the successive
ssmbss Of bis CampsigSsr shali each
sontsiu an original cut, engraved BY his
own artist, aud . corresponding bumbsr
Of original ii.s, coueostei BY himself 80
lie say. "ws sim 70 ttsyA down chat ~
ssssa, syyus dove, sbd 10 sho~ up by
ssh shat We eaaBo, cut up BY RSsa'. 30
], s,sas NJ With sehsFsetsFi,,ic pledge
' We w'll suPPou the nominea Of the
Democrats Nai,1sai CoaSsniies, sr4asrfr
RI ssns D. -
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More Stealing.

james Shrsad, the pomooralie Mail.
contractor bstResa olssy and GTsssilie,
ia Illinois, vas arrested on the 81 met,
By special sgcut Gilmore, on = charge Of
Sobbisg the mail to large eHtsot lie
Sss ailoHsd the eoulFaet over Nb,s whs
bid under him
The ssfae Sili spirit Of PlundeT abd
lRyiessscss, chaTasteriIo these Buehsssa
Dsa osTa,s wherever they have Vasuss
al a,"asy sr is equivalent Stealing,
lyiog, aad forgery, ia III thor sn,ieieg
aspects, loan up before the Baehsuaa
officials, snd are pu. 10 rsqaisitioa By
them They have, As = general thing,
converted the Government buildings they
occupy, ,nto 40 mAny gambling, card play
log, dice throwing, aud billiard saloons,
whore IiqasSs are sold and draRk, The Sab
bath violated, aud the name Of God pro-
fased The GoVsTBms1t bad really beaaeF
be destroyed, thea have this ,hit1iRg and
demoraIilias party retain Pousr, ssd dis.
grace S"d sosiFsi rs, - they have besn
doisg Tor ysaEs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

20 laf frop psriuisiiaa us 70 sepesad 10 ~
isnpbls pesl'iss, vii msia he age II
freedom xlssioas 81 Ia rfes bststioe, sbd
carry bs,'h sat fss aeaIsa sd our Unios,
The h'spiassat iasa ~ sleqssssi, portrayed
70 The Fss'latLBs of The people 81 sus
Jseintoi
hase pr4iead in the proceedings Of
The lstu Hslliaafs CdHysalis6 that ny
hsHls vas ssbnittea 70 lsas bady and haf.
ioisa Tor sasiios - myself sompsls ma
10 ssy, that uhile appreciate the regard
manifested FOG me By the numsrgus gen.
ilemen wha voted fof no on that occasion,
The use Of my name Sas entirely unau.
thorissd ~ ne. ssd opposed 10 my vsIl
known episious In letter written
March IS. 1850, said.
III ny name shguid be used 10 eosare.
tios si,h the Ptsaia.seJ, The movement
must 5FiEinsts siih the people them.
selves, - sell " esd sishs hen I viii sol
eas4she - hare tsy Hans Submitted 20
asy eoaYsaiisn, per Wozld ! soesPt L. "
tsnderod ne, aad procured b esaifiysaes,
trick % mssAssmssi"
TIE psepis aons have tho nourinSting
pswss. - they have that d siscsiea. II
they dselsFo f9T me, desire them 10 Do
80, without the sd Of "soBtfiYnnec, trick
or RaHlgsmeS',' 90 the part Of sny #
ny friends
Thias fraiY. SAN. HoUsToS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16

American sia'ssmas BAT II have d.
served the fsFsFabls viss takss Of 10 10
yoaF letter, msy hope By fsithfai 81
hsssnes % ths naxifss By skich I hass
bsFss0fors been guided, NJ, aliozstbsr o.
dissppoint lhseaoEdsose Ehd sEpsststi9ns
81 tAose sho have plsssd re 10 ny pres
snt relations % the psbiic SD i, under
ProYidssss, ] sboald b. called 10 preside
over the Affairs Of this great eounirT 3.
the executive chief Of The rgvgrnusni,
the Only further pledge feel called uyoa
to make is, that To the stn0ss Of nj shil
ity, and With EhstsTsr slFeagth Of Eil
can sommssd, 81 the poseFs sn4 iaassHea
belonging - ny sahsssl sssilss shall b
smploys8 aa4 aissessd for TIE promotion
u I'll the grest objects for shish sha gov
eminent sss Instituted, bats.noFs especial
j. fsR the bssintspsacs % the esssiitai5Ga
aad the i'aiaa aKziasg eli sAposisg insa-
snees and tsadsaciss
essass coaelado this letter sisboas
expressing Hy higk gsatiacasioa :, tbs
usaiinstiob n he sscoEd 0s6es aBdsr tSs
Esgsfsmest u thss saiasstiy sil,sd shd
distinguished statesman II Nsssaehasstts,
Edvard Eserst,, EsntIs,asn held By
general consent 10 be altogether Hgrihy d
the snt
Tssdsring ny grateful AoksoTisdg-
Bsnt. fos the kisd snd con pGiJnsntary Fs-
n TEs Hi,h Which yoa ssrs pleased 70 &C.
s5rupaBy the Contamination Il NJ h0nj-
Rslioa, | an, dear sir, Ejth tbs highest
respect. y0af Obsdisat ssrvsat.
JoHx BFLL-
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Meeting In Rmao.

Ala CgaveDfi3a - kiagssoa, EJsns
county, Tenn Oh Monday, June 4th, faF
TIE pufposs Of appoinsiag delegates to
the Distrisl Onion Convention, 70 Be
held a. Cleveland, Tsha "a the I'D
J1ns.
Ga mnEioa, Wilma Ellis, Es9 vas
called u the Chair, aud } X Asrtia re-
qae.isd u sc, A. Secretary
Do aOtl0n, . COMMITTEES vas appoiatsd
by The Chair d drzs ap saiszbis resola-
tl08s, expressive o. 0ur devotion 70 tbs
CHien add the Constitution, Iad OUr hear
y approval q ths nominees of the Ball.-
mere JoaveBfIsB.
The COMMITTEES HIth3fsa. aad the Casir.
nan made isE appropriate add fossI5is
rsmsrks paTisgtas abssacs u the con
rsittss, the Chair made the f5il1siag aP-
poia;n,eots, VIZ.
Ist p,strtet --Jsnss 4. sksHy.
Sail : Wet
Si-R5h-rt Wit5aBs
4th -rr r b Lsaair ani p A. Davis
5la.--Giee IS Mayo sa8 " u. Alsxsndss
Sta Joseph Turner
IA 5. e, sispssn-
sth-Dy . r R5be-ssa asd fsssa A. CiaFh
san - Il. EFzns.
lssh john 4 fssr5aTl-
IIJh-C G. Wsstsr
l2th.--N. s. White
lsth Il L Ta9zassa
ligh C q WsIcke-
i5ss.--tise Gsiishrr
iLga -Jaues u. Jotsssa,
The C9-ami;les rstarasd, aad the Sec
rstarv reported the f5llosing pFeamsie
and resolutions. Which Sers unanimously
a3op;ed
EaEnEss. Is Is Wits Pri.is All plsasars, sri
wssh rsncusd hops sut c.us3snee IN the 81
hzlify u toe Uaisa. tbss Es have Vitaesz-
lae pr,rssj-a zs q the Csassitstoaaj Cs,aH
CsavebH1R. lately assembled "a halsRorr, a.
tie Ell i-a,s t5sy ssse Egsa q q Issirs
erlas bark the tigssrameHi 20 j,s iormeF par
". b piassaE IL E51iaagiaa cur fs.loE-csiizRu.
Tsanrssee's fkToFite see, the kouesg Esltss7aFu
AL pore patriot Jean Bsii. AMI ne CITE
sa4 s.53arnt soH u Massachusetts,, E4sAri
EEsreti. inspire - vita frssk ssu-agu Rai
baralng r-al % bsckls on TIE ara0r, aai ease
u0re saIsr lhc zs.i. bAl,iias fag tbs uEnL
Therefore - Q
Rszr!rs3 That ~ a, hsrsaT rN.ify as3 En-
pbaisslsy ssi-rS~ sac ssalusn5a q JEAN Be g
AL Eisa-i Ess-ets - ssa.iliatrs f3s fr~s.
deaf aai Wee Prss. is7t e tsr rstaa snd Coz.
suia;,oaai party. All De ksresg PsedEs eur
selyss 70 zss sysFy ever sxsrti0s sossssIsag
9Th A7nsr % sscars tasir election
Aftsr which, On motion, the Chsirnas
sud Secretary we're adlsi 70 shs ltsi Of
delegates. u vas also ordered THAI the pro
ssedings o. this mssslag Be Pabllsbsa IN
the RroEaloE Knoxville Wig aad the
Athens Post The Coaventoa thea 81
Earned WuLIAN ELLIS, Casa.
!. b MAsrIN, See'y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-16
TO What summsr Resort ?

TIE qaestiOa which everybody is ssking
II bis az her ReiEhbor, isi where are yeu
going this susmeTi Som, We ere ell
South, TO begin to wtis ssd dsoop under
the hest Of sammsT, ssa 20 avoid the
showers Of odiorss, We must ell put Of 70
so,ae popular wsterisR place. Those who
have time aud meosy at their 'eOmmssd,
viii 60 10 Europe. Il BOsI be regarded
as the baishiug Of Sos'hsFR sdaesiion,
10 make The tour Of the North, meaning
the New EbglsBd States Nos, the old,
time romance Of Europe, add che beFoism
Of RSus aud Gresss, leon up before ss,
snd I'll that is besStifHi in music aud art,
Is 10 be seen ever the waters WbeH 10
garops, il Is bal small matter Ia 60 to
ssossd the Kils--olAmbeE up the
PyrsBids-tapsIisg Of With a hyiSg visit
Il the "Iaba Of IsdiA, thrice hAlIOsed ~
soag
hut Earops Is bsJood The reach Of
mosi Of oar s0ashsFa FlssSars seekers.
To these rsnsia The moastslss, tbs Viz.
gaia, Tennessee ssd Gsergia sPFisgs, the
seasbors ana the sOshiry. The moan-
tsias are the best, IL yen seek 10 Be
''hassa up" coas y Ksszsiiis, make