, 1862-09-04
Noble and Patriotic
Resolutions.
ANIMATED DISCUSSION ON
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
She Convention will Probably Al.
j0urn To-day.

1espeCtaplt EahaeF1nS Oh dlsl1nEulSQeQ sEan-
gers.
Tue CHA1R, afser calling the Convention to
order, stated that he did not intend any OF his
remarks in his opening speech on Tuesday to
indicate an opposition to, or to prejudice the
plan Of opening books for subscriptions. His
object was simply to throw ont few sng.
gestione.
The minutes Of the previous meeting vert
read, and after being slightly amended, were
adopted.
TIE CHAIR announced that he had received
letter from Mr. Preston, Superintendent oI
the Illinois and Michigan Canal, extending au
invitation to tie Board to visit the Hydraulic
Works at any such time should suit thei1
convenince. He would set the pumps in mo.
tion at any time the Bo.rd would indicate.
Upon motion, tha invitation Was accepted,
the chair explaining the character aud extent
Of the apparatus, and pointing out the best
mcaps OF conveyance
TIE CHAIR also read joint resolution from
the COUNCIL and legislature OF Colorado Terri
tory, tor1arded By Gov. Evans to the Presi-
cent Of The Pacific Railroad Board Of Corpora
tole, as follows:
JOINT RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO THE Uy1o1 pAc1-
FIG RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TuEnEss. The Territory Of Colorado situate Iu-
te1.necaate 5et~een lhs Atlantic and Pacific
S;alss has deep lnteFsrt II tse great enterprise
RnEEEAs, We believe that 81 such intermediate
lishmcn1 cf such railroad i Of great importance
10 all parties c. ncerned; therefore
EtsIsed. By the Council and House Of Repre-
1e1rc 70 Ihe 17nitn Pacific Tsiirosd and Te1eora nb
Company, The earnest aid Of the people Of Colorado
70 The great nar1oual enterprise they have und=r-
taken.
Ets0"Tfd That We asE said cnmnsny In fora4a
xsid 7ailrosd 1hronc On. Terto1R IL 70
r. h. ~ he 1,es+ a6d most nr.ctirsh1a -nr+ -
5He same 49, 49, "1e 11NI- f-1ssN>''Ao 1'o'0 AoA
T,snjred That ,Te recommend sail rornn.nv r.
rc1 ~ 1rast ore ot ia hnaTd ~ rac1nra 49,, ~
Htt.igtd. That We recommend H1s E-ce1encv
orenor sni,ah1a er.a1 1e r.; ss,a 3
and renues him to and ne ioa sGcn aa H.
ts b9a1d M ea to bs held il chiesgo
ests ard ciaims OF the territory Gf Enlorain
ResolTfd Thai q CORY Of this n nreaoh1e and rea-
~11+;nns ~, .r-r; 81 =, I1;s E-9Pn1a- ~ r u .en
Fyens and me IL, Warded n seid rneatfng ~ ~
cfrnnra1o1s nT f,h;caon :" 0'A'A AeesAos VI tn'
Sam r i Esher1 Secrp+e-v ~ f.,1oro5 !, r.--.
4t,1r bcrahr ca-tifr' ~. - fo-arn;N ~ @
er5 cnr-sct ro II in;r, nl 40 - tF1e si
j; ~ t.e wv. VI 'o'n' Aso'4u'ion no" on nle
II ,eslinony whereof. I have hereqnte set my
~ eeI rsd sne sgas es sea1 ~ - InE ut.
Auonst a n .seS "' oe1s.. ~ tHs Ea5 ao1n 10y VI
"1soe'' - ~ cnc-o+ or,- ~ Sia.i -. MLona r.
.,. oeeselass ., tolo'aoo 4sfsitory.
upon motlon, Inc fesolutlon was laid upon
The table.
tPou no'ioa, aon. e. -. oeanAAa " Mlcnl
gan was aomlttea 70 seat upon tue platform
E1.t-s,i.taa 'o!a 4 I'M. "a !a'
preamble and resolutions:
REPORT nF ruR COMMITTEE
The committee consisting OF one membsr from ga
Of ,he states and Territories represented in tn
auu ue a4u41 ~ ,ne appolule
tee was referred the presentation OF business prop
per foz the action Of the Board respectfully sub
lrlt ne following preamble md resolutions for it,
SAMUEL =. RrGGLEs, Chairman
September Sd, 1861
RI; EdW, R. Tinker, Mass Cornelius 5. Bu.h.
nell, Conn G. ". Cass. Penn. 4. Stone, il.
John Catllu Wisconsin: D B!akely MINI. Joh1
Corby, Missouri, D. Q. Mills, Californla: T. 4
Stone Kansas; henry Farnau, Illinois JOIN
Evans, Colombo Territory.
The Commissioners of the Union Pacific Raflroa
Com1ary, Incorporated by act Of Con.ress. an
proved July 1, 1S6s. assembled at Chicago, in cor
1852, deem it proper and necessary to declare th
motives which have induced them to accept th
Truet ccmm1,ted to them BY the &C = and The put
those WHO direct 1he afIire Of The compaay shonl
hc eSc;n-ively putdcd They do therefure3 'A'A4
" 3rec;re5 ThSSr tha sn.adT cnmnIot;nn @ th-o,,,
.La i11rv ~ tha at.S fe, ~
tintnibn Pa,;ac ~ rni1Ter comnmn1ca1;o tn1 ~
fn15in1 odennate mems frs,eis fr ns.sons an o.
Ne fpy he mail ~v,s1I
f5a ~ t nrrn,nant 1u th hs. Mao III
tr1 ~ nrccn, nnh1c necess,tv .ot on1r IN faci1;+
finr ana onpnentat- 1he com 3nd dsrelo1
I'M 1he nDricnItnrsl mineral and fsca1 reso1rcs
~ nm c5n1inents} NON hnt 1,Tc.emincntlv
nrov;ttno fnr The nuhic defenec and nernrtnaf, n
7hn nolf1 ira nTity az 1he Atlantic nnd Pscifr NJ
+iona ~ .bn ren,hlic ~Ne ~
p,tJrt5 Thtt tba ,,e.ovn a;r;s;on nj ++;s ,ro
coninrnta rhan c1Irraing ftnm the r. Ss assnt ~
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nanitr i1;copnorac ny the seYefa1 sta1es II !. wv ",
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Smch IA fr, tha Ea+inrai TrasnrE AZ 20 e5 -m ~ :.
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ma ol -a,v W m tho cont}nnnnce ~ ne ~
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II Ih 3oc. fare az n M teflao,
Al tts sarn4e iha cmn1at,n1 ~ - 80
fcn,rn;+i M suS i1,r. ~ " si Iua1
aTsd ThaI ~
n'G snuAt uun ~ pEoste1s 70 separate tne s'aF'
n"ia1rg portion OF the Union from the residu'
Ionlo @ u IL ne e. sneeeseiul l. Would Inevitably be 70
to cttach the states OF the Pacific but even
ttpaEate tue States On the Lakes and the Opp.
M'assisslppi and the Missouri from those on II
apdaclour AID abominable attempt to demolfsh tt
fahric q on national government is secretly e,
ccuraged II no. openly approved By at least q po
t1un Of the European world, and ht the Amer
Interest, 6utJ. pride aud honor, aud every instiu
ct selEreepect aud eelf-preserFat1on to avert Ia
Themselves and their posterfty Calamity so ano
nous. ~
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