The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-31

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% MONROE, ,tPaktstii or ovaS6tahtrA. La,
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E bs%acrafic. stRls Convention
ois ssA Re-assembled.ssss nj biAq
It Il tF III S1LL, oY 's THE ( alDE-
aa&OCRAT1G, STARE CENTRAL
'OG1ssnffTTEF,,, WILL RE ASSEMBLE
AT e BATS1(iN,' ROUGE y on NoNpXY
Aaii s yaGB Tl l,ei l Jpab NEXT.
A FULL ATTENDANCE IS URGED,bAs
ovEsF3UNspWvHxEM uAENT TO THE
PARTY .kRtffU BE bHgIDEn.aF
sdgr sa sRsn Niy. ouaels F.
sss Nv "a pepgs s Who take interest III
kl1eaa8M III invited ii attlid III examination
Il SishR6ol,otS seoimmsncea tits 7mnofhIhg and
sSfsa.&d fFU1w iesveahg With C6hSefttLsftc
aaskAfase iiddituab1wili bselaaa ut thssam.
Met iHbdshsl. Slesopeh early iaitte fall..a isa
sd, 10 y,isatsss <Ds.aaa ll-4d hsn;ai sns 1
ri Orr xua BNdu RoCGEta DN Bard. Editor Of
A,is phpsry LEFT hume olast Tuesday morning to
eAkesd sheiSsate Convention at Baton Rouge,I
whash isito soAssne, next Monday sli saisHss
Astspfion,!T 4th of July Celebra-
yinaia1sgos 15iitugsN 0..'ll7z afi 10 co,o,
-1oWS,hayelbeen requested to state that there
Willie b meeting Of thefcitizens of Monroe; at
.thsEGorst House On naxt. Monday att1 D O'Clock.
NJ, to take suitable steps for the celebration Of
,tbeeapprdaeaing T6rKrn OH JvLY.irIt isdcsired
tthaka Eull astaadAnce he had.ii nottiipo 9ildipi
.so The Mass M "A Mlfs ~ eytilp At Monroe.
'IHBsse*here We insert the proceedings Of the
MAs Meeting held lat the Court Hnise last
lMStsday. Che object IT which was to give for.
ltAal expression to tile views entertained by the
sDeioeracy of ouachita touching The action Of
otirDclega tes's 1t the Charleston Convention It
wtlisbe perceived How hhiidsondeiy The Spartan
Hahd u sodthetn patriots sainnid tier faiihful
'sttief from California ahd Oregon-who had
the msnlincss and trmness to assert their rights
in the very facc and teeth Of Northern section.
'aAsts and agitstSrsj5 and who proudly and de-
ASatly Withdrew from The Convention that in.
sdlling,y denied these rights sustained and
iddSfsed By tho mestinghere. 27rIa = b'ad eef
''Thcre WIRE MARY fine things said on the &C.
,caaoh, which we regret 1T is not IN our power
'tSprhnBlfsb.| We can only alllde to them impcr-
fftctfy..nnss olia1o"Wd'l NA' 3H*'1A'F IIlfI
Mcssrs Ppryis, Bard and Morrison spoke clo-
ifientiy and forcibly ii defense Of our Consti-
-tatioAaii rights and guarantees; scathingly re-
Peilidg and lehouuclhg the late attempt made
'to-ushrp these, aud galiantly sustaining the &C
ton 81 our State Delegates and their noble as
sociates at Charleston. The argument Of Mr.
l'trvis WAS a powerful one. That gentleman
reviewed Ii . mastery manner the causes Of
The di.sendion at Charleston-the important
event which had thus Summoned The Democracy
u OSactita together His graphic analysis
and exposition Of The position occupied by the
Natjonsr States Rights Democracy at the pres
,snt jnnctpse n affairs, was truly fine effort
~, ~. Bssd made some very pithy remarks on
tl'ls branch Of The subject, closing with, pow
erfal, sublime, patriotic exhortation to National
Democrats y slsnd ~ their rights firmly and to
tle last, regardless 81 consequences, The Doc
Tor Is Of Northern origin but Ills course here for
long number Of years marks him ont as emf
.nently Southern in principle sentiment and feel
Ing because This is the proper spirit and the only
position. National men should occupy, He re-
Scoghizespo geographical distinctions he wants
nj the States TO enjoy equal ,vighs under the
,Cegstitut this!is what, the South and the
conservative men, Of the, North want, and he is
with them. Peace, harmony, fraternity, If we
gan tpreible separation If we must-disbonor-
able .vnhnis ion NEVER! This is the doctrine.
lTeis,a fluent, logical, eloquent speaker, and
what b. said last Monday was uttered with sucl,
earnesstness, force and elegance as must have
made favorable impression upon his beavers.
.-a MI. Morrison /, qlso spoke in unmistakable
SteruAh H. leyinced in his speech . thorough
kpp9qwlclsc. Of hhe subject before him. aud though
lblyflo means an orator, yet hc possesses that
which is infinitely brtter-an easy, graceful
modest, impressive delivery.
Everything passed off in happy and quiet
M manner, True one or two gentlemen present
,slighty lissented from the action Of the meet.
iqs, but there was nothing said or done by
either of, them calculated In the least to mar
yhe good feeling ind harmony that pcrvaded
the large assembly .il,, io.a,.gino..,,,-,
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