, 1861-01-07

She Endorses Major Anderson.

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me ei.izens g. 8n.eas2. Mlhoua m m o.
m,, Mn1 4 ~, n,nn n and tha rc:nnnt ~ thc
isws are reanestei to meet at Dryan Hill on Ss,ur
dsy cycnings January {, 1861. for tho purpose or
e1prassing their sentiments in rclatiun thereto.
~ an eor1r hnrr tl,c Hail Has crowded to
ovorf1ou-,nr hv mn assembly nnnarcnt1r with
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CncaSo III all 'hc 1itdes, PROFESSIONS "na ol-
siness interests, touched aud influenced alike
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Judge Bell called tho meeting to order, and
moved to nppoiut 8, &, Hayes, Esq.,, as Chair
r,o, Tho notir~ po,rd ~ of1,ce-, oc ~,
nian. '"' GILL. Aoeio - on4ee'@ ~ tne
PREs1nrsr-s. i. nSrEs.
yIcs sPMEs1DEsrs-Chas. Walker, Luther Iavcn.
]. W. ChicEcrinE. Geo. y. Gage, E. Van Buren,
'KoScF towlcr. an Il" IilSs'ns; Amos u; Ihroop.
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IS W.T. H. = ne,,,n ~ I! r shc+1,,n M,-r3. r
Nyers. Matthew Lain. Hart L. Stewart, Hon. Geo,
Naunierr. Graut Goodrich, E. l. Tiukham, II. u.
Calvin. y T. Bell, ]: T. Campbell: Thos. 3. Bryan.
Jphn It. ldnz1e: Y; =: Iiansen joan Evans w h.
as1s.c., y: 3G"n n,,,o r. !, p-v.n TN,
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s, A. Goodwin, ESQ.,, moved that The Chair
a,moint n committec Of nine to draft rcsoiu.
tions expressive Of the sentiments Of This
meeting. For himself he would say tlat he
undrrstood that the gathering had assemb1ed
irresncctiye Of marty for AZ, expression of
views as to our nstional airlirs, and our deter.
1ninat;on 10 sustain the Union ard the Exccu.
tiyr. {C,crrs.j
'''N' ~ 7r.vrs. prv.prs
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4he ti!ait1ilailt jill. ila}es, said cfisls ilnd
oeen reacnea IN our natlohai nualfs' IN excite
meht afonseu never oeiofe known IN our na-
tlonal history. We have conc to point
when It must be demonstrated TO the
arc capable OF stit-gorer1incnt- We have
come together with '!uxicsy tonight, feeling
INC responsibility ~ inis gathering. We meet
not as part1sans, wlth no Eeltssa mott'c hut
with acarts bccastips with patrlot:sm nnl love
o. country. lcnseIE. we nave assembled
70 ueciarc our oetef1n1nation 10 stand BY The
ngns!aatr es; t,,a uulsstnes VI !s enatEe
ca1I ,,,on nnr f;.l1n1v citIzcna nf otlnr sceto,.
T. "t az a,o, ~ 2tn.a sSctuIs'
~ - uuc tiat "cSt;At on1se4'cs VI aus 'io4a9ioh
" tconstituiiohn! p4ed4Ses,"c Mtst Ivy upon me
aliaf all pfcfluaiccs OF oufoNna at variance with
tae constitution. foT "naI Is INC Lonstfn-
1avn ~ VIZ p u'a1ted ~ perpGaua1e onion anu
L.oetts; ~ - u uc.u " lcltet !, II ras mol Inc
. to.e auu eupEott " tus leoi4t. ~ must r.
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t!,.es .nss4 "o "He. : Ivy 1olse'
~ eoot;nn. ~ III. n.oat - nunt o.u
st;l" comn,on or;rin ond ara hroi'.s, Te rI
sLii aee1anton "l'E!1 unu are pfolAeiS: ouf at.
tyis TO seeR TO restore peace 70 distracted
COUNTY ana usaw tlEaler 1he eoEus ol narInons'
nau aau, We S1 aa vninct ~, snat we o"e 70 lhe
conntfy. hAen lAe lime comes am pre-
IsIea 10 Soa 10 1al ~ any csGer man N sustain
lnE tne n"9' <toIausias,e cneers}' lho,e
VINO make t1e laws ni Lnc fedefal Govern
e.ent alo tnT saa1E as 'nose VINO makc our
~ s,o,os +,ere nnst faSo1r S;s4n,st;pn ~
state Gavcrnnlents for d pcople who cannot
rnvrrn fL,.mselrcs in , falrral o,1mn;z.t;o,,
o,e - e,a,,r;tv +h,t t,,a,, 49,, ~ s., -. 49,;
e.Ht. ~ n.su 'n:1 ,nes % s.u ~ ~ i.l 'neas
claIc aufciH'ueui. LIS le!elfel ~ 1ue nor
rors Of anarchy. Let us take care that wtas
we do tonight shall tend to aIlay rather than
sprca1 agitation.
Resolutions prevailed. and thc Chairman m.
-'o;ntoa H., f5i1or.;n,. AA" ILL., a'3u s1t''
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COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
= A. Cnadvin. .Tohn C. P,csrs.
II. 4. Mcailistcr. E.C Iarnc;f
j. L1ie II Kinr. J. Van Ai,nan.
s. Van 9R'' Rnpe1.
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g. r. Jones moved that alI resolutions od5r-
tee without reading.
4. u. Bradley ouipsctf The tnotion. Uesaid
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sAt,sess llis sie"s W tAc pfsscl;. eil:ts, aug ne
mas alas1 ~ w M,s1su1s; :; ~ 'ofGe- Lst
,IsI5o ,55 opuy suo~ !tIs I1nu. aes 4cs every
ouusl A""esc3 nuni"te, nasc uis eo4ee ~ .Lts
n!Gellns:, ;1lo III .ts ni1lteu utsef'nce pe tuc
'ot.c VI tne !'eople " tnies'99.
49,. ~ .'1s Nue ""t.o ~ ls AL dones Hot'on on
enS ~ .s'4,c ~ a'!ieu. .i A.,
ra.,.,.;a' n.. snsu I.essa.Iu w.. aolo"t ny,
sssoiu.lons; ~. tneetnS n.slas soteo Gown
u,it ~. 1r;tfor+ roat.;n,r
14lees "4enoot ts'ae'ns. .-
Mr.. \. D. BRAbLEy's' RESOLUTIONS.
l:sclr<d. That NC as citizens u: the State Of Iii,
mi. firmly adhere aud abidu hy l1c U::ton ard the
Constitution a. our fathers 1Iadc them, -2nd To
tncif rfsseffat'on. We }'cd:e Or lives, our ftf'
'"iess; nv PIT Tat nas5Sn ,SSs1d nonous t
Nil lc@;s1.s,re r mnd;y;ds arIipn rs3rni3sa
pair ar inffinse upon thu eonsti,uiosal rishts o|
lie people of any ecc:ion Of ,hs Iuion we llayr
neither compEomItc or concession to oGcr di=un.
aon:sss atIaysa u open rebellion to the GoSern'
neat, b1, O. thS1s m.s. aide5s r. aad abetteTs;
.ts ~ Il, eals aGanas thG
seet;1m. n ih,. I:ninn. ~'su''s'Ast '4"o ~ u
KffcIrtd. Thai We nn,,rovn and a1ont the scuts
racuts Of Scnainr Douglas, III his specch at Nor
folk, Va. THAT the election OF ANT man to the
trc=idency Of thc United s,atcs would not justly
any stssmpI at d1ss9slnE M this glorious eoniSdera
shouid trent attcmnts to break IN he t1ninn ~
Old Hickory treated the nai'ilcrs Of - ~
tsso.etd, That as SltlLcas ol tue loyal State ol
f,,rts " W ,. aeec 1't 'nG @ tut m tnfee
i.lat;an 51 M ,ny b.eus ~ -. tx cr ,uG
Of slavery in The Territories and ali ,,rupos,ious
OF compromises which in spiritor ID lettrr c,s,h< s
doctrines eonttary TO I'LL. expression Of the viii d
the sovereign people, meet with our unqualified
reprobation.
4 voice from the gallery" Missouri SAYS,
tAye Ave."