The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-19
corpus, isunwaranted By the Constitution;

j corpus, isunwaTanted By the Constitution;
2 and its tendency is to subordinate civil tt
! military authority, and to subvert constitu
I tional and frseggOverpn1ent.
9 6. ResolveG,F Thatthis General Assembly
I declines to accept the Presidents proposition
} feE emancipation, as contain in his Proela.
: NATION of the 18th Of May 1862 ~
a z. Resolved, That this General Assembly
! deems it proper further to declare, that it,
together with all the loyal people the
State. would hail with pleasure ana delight
any nnanifestation of . desiFeSon the part OF
the seeded States to return to their allegi-
!. glance to the Government of the q Mon and
would in such event. cordially aud earnestly
CO. operate with them in thu restoration of
4 peace, and the procurement of such guaran-
tees as would give security to all their ia!
terests aud rights. l,irs.,aO c'-..a..g s,f-r5t
! 8. RssolVed, That Kentucky will adhere
to the Constitution and the Union, as the
best, 1t may be the last, hope of popular
freedom; and for, all wrongs which may
have been committed, or evils which NAV
exist, will seek redress under the Constitu-
ton and within the Union, by the peaceful
out powerful and irresistible, agencies Oft the
sutrages of free people. ~ -.- I'D III
- HeSosved, That this General Assembly
nalls with pleasurable hope the recent mani
lestations OF conservative sentiment among
tue poop. Q ofithe non-slaveholding States in
Tue .nelr iate elections, and regard the same as
: 10 earnest OF good purpose On their part
% cooperate with all other loyal citizens
give security to the rights of every section,
ana ~ malntaln the Union and the Constitu-
tion as they were ordained by the founders
of the Republic.aii s-70Io7-e -, 70 49,,
To- 1fesoIved, That in the Judgment of this
ue yen Assembly, convention should be
caIleo Ior the purpose of proposing such
an enc ments to the National Constitution as
experience hasIprdved to be necessary to
tnalntain thai, instrument in the spirit and
me al of'its founders; and to that end we
reaHnrm and adopt Che resolutions recon-
mending call for Con yention of the Uni.
tea states, approved Japusry 25th, 1861.
II. Resolved, That it is expedient for the
Mississippi Valley States, as soon as practi-
cable, to hold-a convention of advice and
consultation witha view to determine what
Is best to be done for thepreservation oEthe
whole Government, and the further purpose
OF maintaining their integrity and Union, and
TO prevent any one or more States from seiz.
ing aud appropriating to themselves the ex-
elusive use of the mouths of the Mississip OF
river, and imposing export and import du-
ties on the commerce and navigation of the
other States.
IL. RESOLVED, That the laws of this State
must be maintained aud enforced, and that
it is the duty of the constituted authorities |
OF the State to see to it, that by all consti- |
tutional means this indispensable end shall
be attained.
u. Resolved That thelGovernor be requested
to forward copy of this address and reso-
Iutions to the President of the United States
and to the Governor of each State, with
request that he lay thesame beforethe Leg
Stature OF his State, and to each of our Sena.
:ors and Representatives in Congress. Our
Senators are Instructed, and our Representa-.
lives requested, to use their best efforts TO
accomplish the objects of these resolutions,