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MOZART HALL GENER IL COMMITTEES.
RESOLUTIONS fok TIE In. AZ OINTMENT OF DELEGATES


MOZART HALL SENEh al COMMITTEES.
RESOLUTIONS FOR THE apr olNrxsNr OF psLEoAr
TO THE UNION coi-yxNrIok AT albany.
special meeting Of Dc Mozart Hsn General Commit
Zee was held has; evening, at No 6S3 Broad Say-Mr
George o. Genet presid ns and M Edward ripson act
ing as secretary h-out $50 members Of the committee
were In attendance.
Tho following r/eambe and resolution 10 relation 20 the
appointment o. delegates to the Union Convention which
meets on az <sday next at the Stass capital, pre-
Whereas the Democratic Republican state Central
nm't q have called upon Tho democracy OF the Safe
20 esct four delegates from esch assembly district 70
meet Convention to be held tho city Of albany,
'hu fdsy the 3lst day 81 January incant, at twelve
eek to consider the condition OF the country, and TO
pr Tor the removal OF the present discon
at, therefore, DC II
Resolved, That the democratic republican electors Of
caca Assembly district in the city Of New York he re-
qsted elect four delegates represent them in sad
Convention al that the delegates elected meet at
Mozart iai for organzaton Tuesday afternoon, the
2sth inst, at three O'Clock.
The Committee then adjourned
EY-PRESIDENT FILLMORE ON THE CRISIS.
BUFFALO, Dec. 10, 1850.
MYDE,R sm-Your favor OF the 18th inst. iocIosing
the proceedings Il UnsJn meeting held on Saturday
evening IN New York, did not reach until yesterday
afternoon.
and canot feel Otherwise than attcrcd that the distn
guished and patriotic men composing that meeting
thought me worthy 70 compose one Of delegation Of
explanations 20 Southern brethren In regard 10 tho
subjects embracedkn tho ADDRESS and resolutions adopt
ed by the eetng) they deem necessary, and 10
give such further assurances may be needed to mani
les our determination TO maintain their rights
This Is certainly honorable and patriotic mission,
and did believe il could do any good should not hesi
tate oinont TO undertake it. But you Will pardon
for saying frankly that, In my opinion Southern
brethren require assurance beyond that Of the meet
ng, and the address aud resolutions, TO convince them
tia, toe members Of that meeting and those they
scnted and at all times have been willing TO
do tn justice, andhave done their utmost To maintain
their constitutional rights; and 10 there and inform
them merely Of this fact, which is all do,
my opinion, work Of supererogation.
What they want and what want, is some assurance
from the republican party, dominant at the North
that they at least the conservative portion Of them
ready and willing 10 come forward and repeal all
constitutional slave laws live up TO the compromises Of
the constitution execute The laws of Congress honestly
and faithfully and treat Southern brethren rs
friends. When can have any such reliable
| this to give, will 60 most cheerfuy and urge
Southern brethren to follow example, and restore
harmony and raternal affection between the North and
| the South
At present our abors should be here Let us put
Justice appeal them and happy cay that
indications lead to hope that this may be done
specially gratfed to the patriotic and sensible art
Gle in the Albany Journal Of last Monday. Standing,
the senior editor of that paper does at the head OF his
party il required great moral courage and good
cle But regard IL as evidence that there men in
the republican party who have been regarded most
ultra who see the danger that threatens and willing
TO sacrifice all false pride, and party itself
the country | cannot doubt that there many
SUCH and from that hook for the salvation OF the
country. But cannot say have written IN the
utmost haste that substitute may BIO appointed in my
place. am, truly yours, WILLARD FILLMORE