Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05


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Senator SPrssse addresseL the Con-
ventiOn. 'T5ilay he Is opposing
free trade and tennuneing tho cen
4 traiizat'On or eapitri, asa Nov
York. The eommi.l,a vii repar.
10 morrow. A letter fpn uen. lac
was received with immohse apolausc,
which was removed again aud lgain.
Delegates continue To arrive,
They now number nearly olotea
hundred.
Tho following resolutions were
read and referred:
That standing committees hold
over tlll'noNt session, the respective
ehalsmen having power To call lhcla
together at any time.
Asking cash State 10 hold-a con
vention aud appoint the delegates
TO tho general convention.
lnstrncting n committee TO aseer.
tain the expedleucy Of forming n
permanent convention, 20 meet from
timo 20 tiriip. 'rf a.,-.
Requesting Southern railroads to
hold a convention for establishing
immigration cooperation, and TAX
ing mcsn' .ogRtema,ixc labor.
Asking aid fcr.thc Augusta pni
Brunswick Railroad and the Selma
and Memphis Railroad.
Organizing q committee TO mo
mcrializc Congress on allsubjects on
dorsod by tho Convention.
Gov. Patton offered n resolution,
which passed Under susrcnsionofthc
rules 20 mcmorihlizo Congress for
repeal Of tho direct land tax of 1862.
Tho Committee on tho Southern
Pacific Railroad reported that in the
opinion of this Convention the in
forests Of the whole country, cspcci-
ally those of tho Southern, States,
coald be served by q main trunk
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prleons Com mcrcinl Convontion
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