The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-21


,,,.ne - ~. fo-mor ,nomhe+,h;n ~ NJ. nm.
vant;o, ~ Ia ~ a"a-ionoa 18th the all ~ ~
narsosrs ~ ac ctats Comr;ttes therahv ocknowl.
sas;ns ths s".hnr;tv ~ sa;a conm;ttea and It's
sisSt p rs.nn.sra ;h;s c o
Vonr covsm;tte e s ss tha reasons ;,.t Given
"a W. s.;n,.sss AZ Sa.ia us a. ha.S Hss sort
shst thar 40 IN w. ~ niioM;ns. ~ H. Ens.
sas sa W ~ ~ aavoT VI ailgw.ns " Mt. uu.
aoo. ~ ~ ~ SoDaeuc .so"ee "'1 s1s' sA'
Ao ~ y. .ls oonve1 M p N. T n.E
sssi -ono,ts n,ou " nth asoantaa VI ""p'oe7'
ssie iep IIf, Me.e Dei p. aeee T
Tho So;t,,;nnp ,o ~ .s ooupee' 'ntfoouceo
' R.sois.S That = e. Tho or;n;o, oe az, ~.
Ass0Vea, tnas IL tne opinion OF TINS con-
vent,on that no 70, one WHO has accepted the ap-
I h;a T. ~ ~ ~ sae I9gas convention
s.s u 70 assemple ~ vGnalosonville on the
9sn INST, OF VINO mas paruclpatee 10 any meet
.ng Caiea ior me purpose o. sendlng delegates
s " sa;a convenuon, o. WIG does NOT intend to
sSs ~ .1e teeu1s =. we aeADeIat'ons OF
Mls GHnvenuon, can, WIN nonor, retain seat
g. es.ega.e IN tnis convennon.
| IN M n, sasG resolunon was adopted.
s. M nrascoe, o. Madison, then moved that the
pnnsa 10 ~ oa..; s sonss sa,s ron hast baton
.;ou 10 " .sssa "s ueega.es 20 snls conven-
~ M..ah ex ri. ~ ,oee g.sGeo 70 sne convention
- sAS
.vnowns SUBSTITUTE oaeEe0 Dy C0I. Fhlllips,
an3 aooptea .As4-
. "paasEAs, Inc oid delegates from East Be-.
~ nouge having claimed and been admitted
= asll sea1s on tnls noor as duly accredited
sass. W .snls convention, and Immediately
.n tssening tneir seats upon the ground
suas t1ey aIo not recognize the right OF this
eonve1.1n 70 re,assemole:
ponma ; ~ .;o aee democracy OF East Baton
a.ouge, W view oi sucn an emergency, have
a apI1'tu.eo o'neF aelegates TO represent eaid
p"1,sn
nesoteea, inat the delegates appointed by the
convention neid on the I'd are acknowledged
aho received as tne true representatives Of the
democracy OF East Baton Rouge in this State
convention:
Gen. ffast' OF 81: Landry, chairman Of the
comm,stee on resolatlons reported me following
sesolaMons on tne part OF tne majority OF said
co@mlttee
Aoer c0mmittee nave nad tne matters sub
mltted 10 tnem under confederation, and having
son:laeEeo tne same ma!arely, report the FOL
lowing resolutions, winch they respectfully re-
commend 10 the favorable consideration Of this
convention:
Heeolved, i. That we consider the platform
OF principles adopted by this convention on the
etn OF March last, Of vital importance to the
interests OF the slaveholding States, and there
iore INSIST upon and re-afiirm the same
:. =; I9at we cordially endorse and approve,
in the whole and oil its parts, the action Of our
delegates to the late Charleston Convention,
believing them to have been actuated by the
highest motives of patriotism, and a Just deter
mnatlon to maintain and vindicate the true
principles OF the Democratic party.
:. That the Louisiana delegates in with
drawing from the Charleston Convention. did
not thereby resign their seats, or renounce their
rights aud privileges as members of said Con-
yentlon to participate in its proceedings if they
thought proper to return, and, therefore, no
other persons than said delegates are entitled
to represent the Democracy Of this State in the
adjourned Convention to re-assemble at Balti-
more on the 18th instant
4. Believing that o further effort to obtain
from the National Democratic Convention an
explicit recognition Of the principles contained
in the majority platform reported at Charles
ton, may be attended with success, we hereby
instruct our said delegates to resume their seats
in the adjourned Convention at Baltimore, pro
oided, they can do so consistently with the 6on.
or and constitutional rights Of the South, here
by re-af6rming their powers to represent the
democracy of Louisiana in the said Conyen-
conn;,; "n WE 1Apgcsa..on tnat 10 spirit OF
thew NAV s,ccoea 'n e Sse " noholaole means
wy n.oy eueeeeu III eheGung tne nomination
S. That wa renns eotn our p. soionao
he o 3u. aelegates TO
RicbmonS Nth ~ "; 0sns. seeeahg states at
FIR concertea oct;on ~ ro y. togetner
am. ~ no nrsSantad - tsone ~ .ne great is.
Con,an,;on w e's''A's" w sn'n Nv wv oaitimore
q. That in coso tho no,.;,,o,o c........
should rcfse nro ov ,"u W .h @
form adonte1 a. rbpr'oston tho o. .le pat
are hereby nstrncte to retr w, .o;S M
venton and meet The DELEGATES of sne J' ~ o"n.
sister Southern States and thoso ~ suou ~ Iur
States an nav concnr s iv ~ y. sisn o.ne1
make such platform and nominata ' such anu
ddates as nav be acceptable to the ca
party. p'""'' W Vic oe"ocfa"c
I, That our de,eoatos IN al, tha;, ,o,.,
ings are Instructed to not and to sa sti Rroceet
of The State as mt in accoranco W., ,.;. WE
will of a majority Of the delegates present ta vi"
8. That our delegates. bv vote NJ tho mo-
jority, be and are hereby empowered to iii all
vacancies which NAV occur in their hoSv n' 81
JOHN G. Pratt. Chairman.
CT. MITcHn15, ""'
THos. J. SEMxEs.
PA. MoRsE.
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