New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Call for "A National Con Observation-Disclosures attic
IsesoIufiors,
HAnsisBrEG, Wednesday. Mar

H.nyisBUEG. "wednesday. March 10, 1868.
Numerous petitions have been presented TO the
Pennsylvania Legislature during the present session
in favor Of National Convention to ADJUST our
difficulties. Tie Democratic members OF the Senate
and House held caucus, aud last nigh, agreed upon
resolutions TO DO presented on the subject TO The
Senate by the Hon. Mr.. Laniberton, AID 10 the
House by Mr.. Pershing, Chairman OF tie Committee
on Federal Relations. The House, being Demo
cratic, will probably pass them; but as tho Senate
is Republican they will not reach the Governor,
although presenting poitcel issue FOR the future.
Inc following is a copy OF the resolutions:
UheyeQf hpgry teciOna cOnIoyersy, long INDUCED has
mated IN the ASSUMED Secession plumber Of Of
the Union AND civil var which has already rsged Tor nearly
the yts subseuo OF the people Of both 'cctes end
filling the lud with misery and lamentations aud Hhcrc1t,
sable l. the peace and welfare OF the pecpsu vel es to
the susnen, Of great nationality; aud Wh,'en II is be-
ieged that ordinary measures OF legislation may prove insu
6ri.u, 10 remove the III mary Of the prescott strife
10 ao complication. that have arisen theIeomi ana
d,ras The nth Article OF the Constitution Of TOE ned
Stses provides that the Consre" whenever tFo-1hd'
both oues shall deem !, necessary sha propose amrno
Dels lie Constitution o. on the application oil the Legs
two thirds Of the States sl call !o
pIopOsg amendments winch in either cae shan be Vai 10
ali n,es and part Of this Constitution when Ta,i
FED by lie Legislature, Of III eefourhs thereof the one OF
other Of ratification RAY be PROPOSED by Conses
lied BY the senste and Hou,e of Representatives. Of
Penns vsnis In General Assembly met Ina the oOh9s'
Of the United States be- aud hereby s peoned 10 maze
provision for calling Cony.nlio" oi sise' e. .,
be hh article Of The Constitution Of tho United St'r ~
te necesstry number OF ostes snail nave
for he same the object OF wbh Co sntion fh he 10 ~.
oue the Of the present sicions Of the nstiop
and If any ground OF Complaint iouud 10 els to 50
end Constitution 10 remove such ceuies securing
e,by more paflec. union Of the states better under
,nudinr Of tho relations which the states bear 10 the
feGen government, establishing justice, Dsnring doGe'-
lie fsnouJ" and doDs such other things not Iconiisent
viii, br sn and genias Of te present form o Cover
a, nav be aeemed TO promote the general vel
~ aud .ecure tie blessings Of liberty to ourselves AID our
po.terity' And be IT further
lea That the Govefnof be reque,ted 10 forward coie
,b of.gong tesouticn 10 the President Of the Ipitea
Sans 20 the President Of the senate Of e United state 10
a. cD.ket OF the House OF Representatives. OF the United
sts.s and to esch Of tie Governors OF the several St4sa
clsining 20 DO in tho Union
The above resolutions arc UNDERSTOOD 10 have re-
ceiyed the sanction of Gov Seymour and the leader
~ ,be Democratic party IN New.Y0rk, Nsw 'Jsrsev,
several Of The New Englsac, aud many oi the Vert
ern States