, 1865-11-25
The following report Of the Busl
mittee WIS read By. tic Clairman.s

~ ipl.o" VIZ icIuI ol tc iSnStES&&&&$HE
mi!tcc was read BY. tic ,Gnir1nan. $ safs8#B
Whereas !" knowledge is rpw.r. m&8HskkBs5
Gated AMI inicliigcn, people can ncithJSS 8aE
i'll. nor reduce 10, bpnd ig'. therefore, S3z8zz}
MS0trttf: Tint we will insist urOLH488&S
tabli>i.mrnt of good schools Tor The #s1
education OF our children throughout i1{A3&ka53
amt that 10 Ibis clHt we Will oIlirilri.&H$&A45
OF our means. and will earnestly and peTfSk#&S#s5B
forward every means calculated TO clpva @85e$
TIC rank aud position, OF All cnlig iitelA# $s87#zg
Christian people. N&8$S
E,sp'rd: That we solcnlnly urge thae#&8$&4
and guardians OF Il q young and risinrV$Hf$3
ton. by the sad recollection of our forced i,rj4
rance AMI degradation in the past. and l,y 81
l''e'', md insli' inr hopes in tie future, to n
that srh""'s are al n"cr c-ta ,Iislrd in rtS
nclslii"ri ood aud. when So established. to 81
to 1t that every child of proper ngy is kcptr
regular attendance at tie same.
soVH: nat we appreciate with l,r,iis
o'crii"wi,E with gratitude tie noble and e.
SACRIFICING spirit manifested hy the vnrinus nj,
anthroplr ami Christian associations OF tia Nnri
IN providing teachers and establishing schCs
annng us, and that VIZ ran only hest testify ii,
graft 'dc by Heartily CO operating with t,ciihi
HER great work OF love and humanity.
Air. DrI.aIEe moved that the conSidrratfnK,i
these resolutions lie pos,mncd until IL u.rhk
Tomorrow, which WAS ,r ordered.
Mr.. Baxter moved that all rrsolniious broIl,
bcinre the house should he rc,,i twicc lrfn, q !,c
ti'Isl vote on their passage was takch. %t'ponllc
adoption, quite 4 spirited debate sprung ZIP, ali,h
was participated in BY Mcsyrs. Il. G.. I}F.ajR ).
OF Cha lesion, !. j Wright, nf DtsufofI J.. a
Chestnut, OF Camden. and Mr.. Ransier, ofaarlcs.
ton.
Mr.. DrLargc again, on the harl Of II l,u>i
ness Committees. presented \ second SC, I rrsu-
luii0iis on education, which received III, read
in:s. aud, AFTER some debate on mutia,. they
were adopted.
Major Delaney. Of the u. S. Army. Us in
vitc,i to address the Convention. wlicrcls,n,-
aftcr some conversational explanation ,4wccn
the 'iisl i,lguiShcd visitor AMI Mr.. DrI.a!c, on
the part Of The Cisriest,n delegation. - pro-
c'cdr,l to deliver an eloquent and trllig al,
dress, ~l'icI, w's listened 10 will wrapt Al, riv-
itttd attention.. lie entorcc'i tile subject ( rlu.
r:.iio, with great force aud power: and dviscd
tho col,rcd people To he activc. bn, firm AL con-
ciliatory. and lailifes, destiny would sue the
problem. lie was frequently and loudi, Y,plauh-
ed, aud closed amid a Storm Of cheers 4ilicl,
brought down the house. lie is the Patrick
Henry Of his race in ii,i.. siio srruit,i evolution
for the rights Of the cnlore,i MN
Capt. Wall. u. = rnv. VI. .lso called rut.
and responded is = Iivsl;. .piritci, AMI r.,c,ic Il
speech. Tie rnulScle,l ca.lnnc>S, tirinrss, AMI
moderation. Do nothing rasl. Track te line Of
duty. Work for tue elevation of r".r.. L,ce, bui
do il ~ithim legitimate bounds. Araiit your.
selves like men who ties rye to be frcef Do y,ur
duty to yourselves. y,nr Cod. and YOUR country,
and all will Lr r;,.l,, il, m. ,,.j - ..sft 10