The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-23

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Their pafrot's sledge, f. b. Hibler
... - - Sanlaef Matthews, Robert
Ago Etf5skess, al m;ldlisu,,
- paV ~ t .,fts sson' John 3. Coffee, Albert
/ i ~ gs';?ls ifaFElstSSssl es,'fses%si,i,
/! rg - ;:t= e'F1ziirr, At Oliver,
D p . NJ MI lafda ewleF, Robert Iis,r.ls. i
: r. a., W. NJ freeman 4rbg, A Tired llqd7 !
1'ayt f'ys J.: b, Fiser, J. ", CLAYTON.
son, Nt.liSfS,n le Chairman and Secretary
+ ''li ~ ~ &c delegates si5. ID -:
d e,e .. e proceedings Of he.,meetine
o ,''hLshed # he, Panola Star, and the Mis- |
3ansn nehe and fallahatchian be
\ 'iF9 ! Ito, e Appeal was requested to be
/: /, - $3.50 81 eted III the convention
II I ~, be convention adjourned sine
/ "a ksiG. NELSON, a,Rrest u
! f. 4. MILE 9stX,.tt,., ti;,...i..r =. So.
i IsH1t -s=-t---4-r "a. - Il
|, Fam Holly Springs Ef1gagas.
.1aemoora4; Egeeting on Monday LasUi
|. e. .,i1il - G.. a. i.,a s..- ! i ia
il .,..-,; khotite a large; number of the |
Ia 49, MaIsltall county assembled-l
~ s!n3,t ense on Monday last, to take |
+. ~ hey might deem advisable in
.. ss' M 81 our Delegates in Tie !
i lia- = nt;Dna Con vettion HI Char,
! ~ ill IVA called
4, tAq si,sg4n9 NJ a.. R.lpues lapd Ihonas
l. Falronef, were appointed Sccretaries-
The Cliliiai, III taxing his place in the stand
d xi7la iutd tls-.ohect Of the meeting III kweif
tm,ai, and, highly appropriate .,aadFess IN
i hchi hs BTgad upon tue. meeting the Heaesz
aity Of acting harInoniously and with firm
hess S. and tltidasid6a The meeting being duly
drgafrzed, Gen: ylor moved tliatia COM
hLtee of ten Be appointed to. draft resolutions
expressive of tAe sense Of this meeting ibis
resolution aftes considerable confusion, was
fiday adopted; with the afitefhdn6hf that the
d'hairnianiuisksthei appointments as recon !!
plfpded. by,thes Pnlce Districts respectively of
two from each Roliee. District wihereupen the
| flglowing gentlemen were recommended and
aprE,i Irted s"sIs. 9"'" - 80 E~.I'' a"'-' '''-'
7 .Iltat,tGt Abolition. James L.. yAutry and.
pr. Willis N, La, ....5 3 ..<-.-.-.- II. s,~,
Dist,ict AZ; Eyudge A. NJ. Clayton az! AID
I &. +. Hudson. s5'' '.''' =
/ fEstytcE"No Robert Cicero and F. N.
Gilleland- a.st j.; .,..i.i,,.i al .'i' - i'1:
DtsR,iet .Nq, IRA, j.. Wooten and Col. R.
! Phillips. - ;...,.,s .....a.... e.-l. =.
! Di5triat 70. '51rr. B. c. Avis and John a
( Morgan. Il, stai''.i'I -.sis''" III -
I Meeting adjourned pntA haEpast one6cloeit.,
| ltd. ..,, u zt-s-.-, .....s. ,..saa l..9.-
( ..at. al. EyEsaSa, SESSION. i 49sii7s t.
/ The Chairman again called the meeting to-
erdeF.. sad. ~. .I.,s. ss ....t -; -...,.,..
| The committee apon, resolutions through
( their chairman, COZ Autry, handed in their
/ report which Vas reNived, read and the com
! mittes discharged..eh is.dae to the commit
! tee to Stale that the dairman, stated in hand
| ing in this report. thd two of said committee,
I differed from the majority, but did not wish
I 10 make any n1inorty repoft on the subject.
| Gen. faylorioffeFed The following resolution
I as substitute to eyp1Gttees report: =; i4...
Y Resolued,' That the flemocaey Of Marshall
I county pledge themseiIss to hide by the ac-
I ton tIt the ljburned Charleston Convention
| 10 nIeet at baltimore on the 18th. of june,
/ 1867 Rejected 49, %. 49,. > -.
! This resolution tll !ited considerable discus
| sion, and was voted dow BY large majority.
Gol. Harris then Uttered t1efolfoWins Fes6ih-l
qS,''s rs los tIr 'sPoFtei The COM
phi.ef On On ESSGlsti y - iir'..I -
~ ~ ~ -
l y lne 0ots''-
] : 81 M Tarrto,;ax AZ ~. 6,ovorn,uenta a
i -, r. ~ -, ~ IL
Wy 49, SpA"iH'' ~ " 'ps u" '~''''' " t'Ns
a az vh,t 5ei,b., ,o,. p -, !,
Ne 5fJvdr ~ MAG .,y
I DISCRIMINATING tin atroiuctior~uf.;slavery
ll.erein, nor ans .toysr to destroy.or irralair
the rigit Of propeTtr h slaves hv any Ieg;rIa. /
ht5n wIia5ieSef:. if'''l '''''' I'D =
felg -ff,at ,it' IS Tie tfdty be the Federal
Governments to, .prt4st TIM citizens Of every
portion Of the counlr in the enjoyment Of. ali ]
+ lleir prelsrty Of mAteyerseseza.sian i .E,s,,
: s.l'.e :..I : q. AM t.ors
] it, exteLds:.~. sifsSst .tsss' ''''''9 =
| stii IT'he 4 nacnfsrrts Of the State 'legisla:
lures to defeat thtfaithful execution Of the fui
t gitiye Slave, law ne hostile in cAaracter sub.
Tersive Of tue Constitution, and revolutionary
b in theiif effects. - 80
+ 9Th THAT the tate CJhSehtion. at JAG Ks m
I on the Both inst. be and. the: same rs hereby
! requested. IT, appdnt delegates to The National.
I Democratic ConYntion TO assemble at .BaIA-.
Z more fn The tSslh aT limo Nt and iaaVa
it discretionary with the said State Convention
I as to the appointment .iG deIesates.'t to the
RICHMOND QoaFetion ..4..; ...:...l.4o,...-.
7 eth. That in ne. exept. no ,man. irpn,. the
! sontf can h. no,;nated lor the Office of pre'
s;9Ie1it Ws ne I}mocrscy If Ms,SbsT Cunt rr
hereby on preYsrehtk far caIsblC
Ing. Of Massachusetts fors that Office 5rdTilsd
7 be i nlaced urou. son,d nlate,r,n. 4 -
I -
a ~ sE' y su lis; Hen II wv Va 1, e'e'f
!. t z iyi lst.Ss ms! K MsSFais
n, .,ss 81. RI sSfSs6S 51a f,S
to, .r1rsi E 80
poh par, 'i,o ., oo i.a,is were
s," ~ A,'t nI = passso the
~; Sa ny sVi%ss = Jas ,sa0'A'h
r, y. tne ~ Mf!s
p'oi''eu " al "a. = =, in~ ,,3i.i
NHEfeXs. w state convention ~ De-
cemher, 1908, On resolve that tits the duty
Of the .HeneEd Government to- provides ade.
qtlate proteaitglselnioE s!ays and Other Rrqertg
70 lhe Ierrltorlesahd Wnereyer u mas ,shttu
Jprfsdlctioh, ana nat IN the event q the refu-
.sal Of tie Charleston CONVENTION to efidcrse
.the prlncrlile,. enincatedi' by said Mate
s.Ionysnppn ithe sehtTas Aomlnittee should De-
ant nc! to tas Sncn aetoa as the occasion
iiqight demand i ana whereas, az SAID Thar
fstei Convention, majority OF the States III |
the committee aHpolnued'to report 'platsJtm I
Of principles. dIdrepNt Eesp.utiOn, ""thatit
y the duty ofthe Federal Goyerrnmsat, To- PIP.
tect when necessary, the rights OF persens
and -property cn:he high seas, in the Terrific
ries, or%,hereyereise ats constitutional authov. /
ty extends, When Was rejected by SAID Con- 4
.yention, by an ALMOST exclusively sectional
vpte, thereby refislfg to recognize the princi
pie Of protection te'siaFe property in the Ter
riteries. by ;the. 3ieneraa 'GoyernmeHt;- and
fwhereas, upon sch releetlQR and refusal. .thal
delegates to sad Convention from this Stat.
along with dele sates rom some other South /