The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
The Dying Out Of Slavery.

'h'tHhct. IN. 1.-The CIvaru.lAl .ar
spe N .ial. b 'r,m NAsl ,'..r yu'.h say IL.
Tennessee state Convent on have uu.u p,ously
passed. resolution Iee-r.o; s!a'.ry forever
abolished, Rui pr.h,b,tug il throughout the s. Itc
Tie Convention ole. p-ssct a res luton prohibit
ins the Legislature uoru reco-uiE,ug property 10
u0u, aud iJrJildlny - from requ ring eompcnsl.
ron 10 be made G. tie owners o, slaves A .csulu.
tor was alsO adopted a ~. atiug the declaration
Of stsie Independence, aua the military league
made With The Cpn;cdcI ate Stl'ci - ISL as
Gtrogaiing al lie LAWS AND orius pycs passed m
pursuance thereo; All the oticcrs appointed 5y
the acting Cover ~ since his accession to .Hi-c
were confirmed. Tue propositions e.. tue tpuScl-
ton arv 10 be submitted 10 The uecple Tor raitrs.
ton the 22d Il February, ani on tie an VI
March All election Is TO he hold Tor Governor sd
members VI the LEGISLATURE. Se,rly tree b -.
arcd delegates paruc rated IN the pf,s.e d.ug. 4
tbs Convention, aud the greste,t harmony aud
good fccliul prevailed Psrsou ~. willow : the
unanimous choice q Tie Convention ior GOV.
ellor"
SIshr,ils, Jan 1i.--rEe rran'-se' In.,n sat
Convention, 90 ~ sessi,n 10 dag, aor. a'c Far.
sou w t.. Bra~uiow for Governor bg aac.-tl1' ou
delegate asked e re wJUll scyep', "Acrylp,n BE-
rcsp.ulcI III the {. ioSia- Ian .la 90
GSSTigNrN | frt,lr the ron'ruy. -s" '~ .s, ring
you hat will accept. tApplauH, ! cannot b"
eSpeytei t. 10 anything .Dor', 49," ! c,r,-IiIs
ought 10 60 no ~ tuau tender p, yYu, as e. COM
yeuuon, nv sincere s1i uni srlnd thanks for the
honor aud distinction you hsyG couicrre upon mc
" " not Treak to Nug NJ lc' ~ u,vs. ren. emeu.
M NhS! lA'r a. ir'1 ~. 70 o.. p-u".y -houl I
. r,t tie nom octou mai. D., Won. vii try 10
e.. a
hell, u sou vii send up d p a ut!g go o. Jrsl o.
yu ,hc NIL ia Aul pass lth,r r'gcynrg business,
will put an end 90 this ir..r' a. system OF g'r Ia
| tsutlug iu the STATE, ia E,si, n ollie and Wei
Tennessee t We have g. shoot .H' man 'nc"r.rI
! ia such business L,ui ami '.,' '-'oat uued ap.
/ pause, an q whieL the P-rsou rcar,l.,
! TIE Convention are Nominating members Vi Ne
| Legislature to.ni-tt
Kentucky anL slavery.
| FrInlf.,L Ky, Jan. i4--Ihe speech q $40
| Hon. =. K nuey before tie LEGISLATURE today
/ elected u4uch remark Tie said he ilI aeru ,oi.rc
sustained legal ehsctmen,s ;a,orul slavery, bc-
cause he deemed tlavery IN s.mc respects tcue-
fetal 70 9th races although he hal ever believed
IN the Inherent right ot one man to Ag'I 'n,.hrr
usu u bondage; 10 trH' those benefits aal ,ei-fd
t. ac.r'.e and the rebellion rcsp1Li Ole here.
Tor, H. iustllel the acts of the Admins ratio. IA
/ regard 10 slavery, and yu.ics,eI tie rgut o. The
people . smeud tie Constitution anu abolish sAv-
rry, believing t1c Ualau 70 bo tlc iungt1'' 7, lIis
~ tie GoverrGucnt Ard the Cpu'u'lt On r. mu'a,
tic vonc., o. be charged Us ueccsst lr rNpedens ,
r,qIuiel. IL cUAcluped t-G. X 4.le>y's i.t,rc'i
fDl .urcl :. .tc4 H..eu ..... ls slavery "a
resTcel her develop mcnt ava te'iJu,y che Sci
Lea advancement.
Emancipation Rpio,cinys IN Missouri.
80. Lo,as, ion. li.--Goyeruor Fletcher spJe ,
proclamation to-day declaring Missouri IRE,
State, ia accordance with the Euantipss On Or-i
nance passed. by the State Convention. HUNDREDS
Vi business houses aud private rrs!Ieu-es wer,
brilliantly illuminated tonight. Bands \. mrs
Iu playiut fireworks are exploiting Gul q %
sauds Of c-thus asug citizens tLrous the streets t,
witness the grand spectacle.