The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-03

boon NDtn she can resume her status . etap
Of The federal Union without fear yor Evsy aues
seA end each demand which msntionsd N ne Pvsst
dsnts proclamation for each State lately In rsbsoa y
aossde 10 has been diligently discussed end weiGed b
the ssvsrai committees Of this Convention bsfo hsy
were presented 70 the House. But during ~ sf ~ ~
cssions and the difference Of opinions expressed ~ hs
leading msnbsn Of this body have never hsnsd :
snss dsIssaas speak h opposoa 70 ths Presidsntsr h
policy. They accepted the Issue. and are ready and
willing To ahids the rsssita
KExuxuAnos or sscnunoM
Several days wsre spent N arguing the osdinanse of
ssesssion, which was pssusd in this city ysbsuary,
lse1, and the proper way 70 repeal II
There was great difference of opinion Many b>nsvsd
thal u was and h valiA 0thsu boisvsd that \ va
void = ipa and b nsw; vhils fsw bsllsvsA - ~
ssessuin II Tsg0 nom Vie federal Uniea W aifo-
ssshsr syolutisnny md the Of that s6vou
~ ssH1sssa nost sssaE shas shs pssps q Sunas
sAeeN nasik zAs gsss qusssssa bsswsm tbsss1xsss
dsainet and sspasnAs 1AeAsas - hsw - pssee ~
osdinanes of Espsal TITO ssEAssy fps1 ar easAehe
tlos. uAch dsleGn1p w. anxious - % hh uon>psG
Judge nsssr1s waaAsA - cesvsston 70 pss ~ Az
bsma orAnance; bus ths majorisy d shs Ouussa
ton did noG think strong enough, anA afss nany
eloquent and lengthy spssehss from the promiusst a.
vecasss a sitAsr sds the following ordinance paasd;
nm ORDNANCE
An srdinanss dsoasias ~ ordinance q ssssaies
~: :. s ss.' 'sss ~ z ~ : ssss
g Ae United Dts1es and he ews pe,eed in pune.nes
% s.s 1 i. 81 8. y i sssss: a:sss .s.s z - NJ $ %
10 disolvs ths upon betwssn the State a IexAs
and The other ettss nns nndsr The eopect y1et the
hsrsby declared null snd void and thss The ut hss-
toors claimed BY the stats Of Texas V ssesds o he
Union 10 hereby distinctly reuouncsd a
g IzS rsoRzs ApsuovB Nm onDWlwg2
Upon sush announcement general and hsalsAy relief
ws fct upon The Aoor Of the c1uvsntIon sppaauss IN
~ galleries commended The action while The pooys Of
Tszas did thsn and have snce approved tho ecas and
urged thsn 70 come mp squarsiy 70 Oh of ths pSssL
dsas's rsqulEsmnM From the eomnsaesmsnt ! be-
nsvs shaG ths majority ready 70 hssGsn svsry o.
Tim q the Convention; brit, each dav passsd, .
wids breach notcsahls and ssch fAo>oa wanted 70
b he vicsorx
0ooo wyxCr % IN vBro a. I'M vRnSWg's IUnsAU nLz.
Hsrdly hour bad pssd asssr Tie Csavsassua haers
psslsd the sct q secsssics bsfoV he ts!aGeRA
neuAcsd NE Prsssdshts veto. and there wiH ~ dis
ssnoos szissisg hssesss ip shs ccgvsnon shsy vers
a 81 ssIdS and sNos iken he 6onvsntIon has wvkod
harnoniouay, coming Up fslE 70 ihs peoples wish.
nRrUDsAuuo nm nsssL BuBa
great discun1ok IVES had q shs esss-
ton a npudiaGias Ne pablo dsbsa Many
wshsd V .paks disfinesion; masy were hssr-
ss>sa In ths cotton iesu and ssoa bond, ots felt
: ympathy for EngIish fFssnAs who bed isvssa&d IN
The osston bonds which 0svsgnor x1nsShs unsd tnss
psios 70 The dowsfA ofshs sonssdesey Ss dsssasloa
On this question was chssay between Judge HAncoet Of
this city, and Mr. Lane Of Fsnnin county, the fsesr
gsnsisman advocating distinction Wills the sa 9TH
noss than his ussal ability ths entire rsps1ss-
usa Of the dsbI hr. LAns, perhaps. sa6ared
during The wsr = much - sny man In
Texaa He wss strong Union Dan hom She
commencement, and early In 1891 stood with 0eacni
Housten predicting with remarkable accuracy, IN the
event u ssocsion The future Of The Lnns Star sssA
Altar nuch di.cusdon the following ordinances rgzu
By . very decided vots:-
BE II ordained by the people az the stae ~ T~xss IN
convention assembled That I'll debts created BY the pefo
Of Texas in aid Of the late war directly noreety,
shall have authority and they hereby forbdsn
70 rstiy the 10 sseue provide for the pay
ment Of tho same or any part thereof
Sxr. 4 Be II further ordained That this Legisasue Of
this stots shall have authority and hereby for
hidden make any provision for the payment
Of any portion OF the dclts contracted incu1red,
directly or ndirsetly BY the Con'edcrsss sstss - By
SIC De u further orisined, That the Legislature Of
this 3 ate ehaIl have no authority ard hereby for
bidden 70 assume or make any provision for the y~y-
or warrants issued by this state from the 2srh day Of
January 1901 until The 5h day OF August 1895 except
warrants Issued for services rendercd IN liabilities in
cured prior 70 tho sad 2slh day Of Jsprsry. 1881
rHs WORK AcconrrHEp.
ne Convention hes now squarsy performed al Of the
reesirsmesss Of shs Tsssdsn& has gone frsher Than
any other s<ats In ~ work Zach question has been
well discusssd and sfSsr lsgis,atns upon fcw sea
susstious ths Convsntisn win adjourn sas die