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mission for the purpose Of obtaining lands for
homcstea,ls Referred.
| Hon. Nh Hamilton, of Fla, offered the fol-
| lowing resolution. which was referred:
Heso.ced By fs Natiosai (oloTsi Labor Goa CATION,
Ihat every possible egtinate measure De taken oy
IN. ahoring masses OF the country, IN eon,pnctIon
70 nnr n.ss 20 ysceabs mons,rou Ip
mooo,p ,s si,,, raee-'he "'ons'io1S iAnh
| Rev. i. Sel1a Martin offered the fonow,np.
/ which was referred:
| Whereas the American Missionary Association is
the principal National society working in an elrir
tioLal direction among the colored aborers Of the
soS pending, at tnis EIne, more IMAM SO Uu,
rs S e epioyme hore ira. 1o teachers ana mssiona
| R.snehSS IT, III, th4;pie sneae,9?re
thnI Ina, this ION. entinh % renders MS hearty
anci.,;s - anu nt s; ~ aIii S9nndshee IN ,n,s
unon tha cn,rnd unrt ;re nn,,s s a. ana us..s -.
| support these benevolent Iators by sending their
children TO school and by contr buting to their funds
Rev. j. Seila Martin offered the following,
which was referred:
Resotred, That this Convention regards with great
sonclsnde the Efforts which are still being male to
snesa, ne pmoc domain 70 tne hands IN 80 of private
poeV d S"sina .e pe ao 81 the % nm
/ road and other corporations and we earnestly cai
ests of the people the public lands from further
encroachments in this direction and we especially
land grants IN the southern staies or any apprdpri
atoms of these lands except for the occupation in
Resided, That we earnestly invite Congress to
consider whether some measures cannot be adopted
% other laoorer upon The unoccupied lands, believing
teliirent Ie; Id a' h me NOR IN IN
| nation Iberaiity. 'AN "''' " '"e
| The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Les
ture OF Virginia, was taken up and a lively de-
| bate followed. during which II was jmpossjbe
| Chair decided that the resolution having pre-
Viously been adopted the discussion was out of
| order.
| Mr.. j. A Warren, OF Ohio. offered a resolu-
Phadepna to the support Of tie coored leSra peo o.
| pie.
| Abfam Smith, OF Tennessee, offered the fol-
Resc7ss@ That m this CONVENTION endorse the Ten.
Ieyo,. "a, .I aia'ot on,asFslty lhdnstral SCHOOL,
i'm innstrv ar and nenti an Oh youth
Mr. Comhash. OF MIS-. made p short address
| congratulating the Convention on the Great snc-
cess of the ReEubIiran pa.tv i'm his Stste Tbay
| had marched forward will; tbe star Snanoied
Banner over them. and had ac,,ie~e5 . aSnat
I.triumph~oyer 10 600 Radical n,aior;tv' ha H..
had swan lakes and rivers tn giys fills Conyan
tion the Glad tidings " H'0 'i''' "oh'eh-
R,M Adger. of fPennsyIvania. offere,, tho fol-
low;no. anna oheieu 'ne ioi-
R.s97reJ That il is the desire of tho r,ao,.n;.s
and laborers Of Philadelphia that the Conyention
devise ways and means by which mechanics and la
SHOPS SHOPS on equal terms: and that our children may
iehn PoE ,ne yarpus T,s W; u,fshSnes OF trade
Executive Conmttee to elect mn 70 sne
Souefese,
MT. Mackey, OF Soutn Carohna, onered me-
moral, 10 be presented 10 congress, relative to
the cOndltlOn or the colored laoOrers OF the
south, asking that measures be taken to
lessen LABOR ana increase wages which
could be done by furnishing them with
hsmesteads'
THE rTur.rrRs-GI T.. Fox,s axce,,ent cou.
many of pantomimsts and ballet dancars Ias,
evening appeared in " Humnty DUMMY, for
tbe Lost ALL at wa,,s 1pS 1,.apS u Ior
tnnanr ass GS t: az s", M Opoia Iouse, INT at
nresentat;om ro'night NJ Enxs az a. natn,;,
Of s Jack and the Rean StaIk, will NE nnt mnn',
used Il, S{ba M ;sr so% h.;yg 49, O." III Isoks r
tbe oIvmnia Tbeater i5 Ner VorE whera .S;a
nantom;n.a had LONG run There v;,i he oiSn ianS
q chomna ~ harocters " unnnnr;on III doo' a,so'
foo %r fbo ronn"nnJ E;roif Tn,,nn ;s 'nh;S
t6e' ~ Gyyeat Tanc;n trs n4nnav ,;.a n mdism S
eleven others. Messrs. Marshaii Brown Rich,
Hare nfanrad IA anu Fo soo tte tsst;io M o'ners,
ni;entar, a,:s. oN t.,' ~; ~, anna..ts ol co
morrow night. h' "'" H' "'0'p'' i'' W
,os ,os. M @ ,sS ,; esuer
three cIarne,srs U W. tha oont;fn, S Enn trans
ment.D She recently played in the same niece
at Pixies Opera House, New York, for two
it out i'm Philadelphia. where She was Similarly
succe ssfuI. At the National Tomorrow She wifi
appear in East Lynne"
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SOMDAf l,a. SCHOOL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND
a,;a NE - D1sIhioI E or okrMbiA.IAt tnis CON
:' scm.oh' IN reue5Hk, Oh wednesday atter eN-
:' eioie1n cohuIc'eu py new ". a. nan, liie
pre-. Plesiuent II, the chalr, the chiidrens meeting
Mas oIene1 Win singing oy tne chiloren anu
PiaScr py rev. Games CurIs. very interesting
hv tSe "a H. eU.1 VIII sINns'nS NY we're made
Rev II ~ rr;tns DapiJ Rmrr f. Ma
w. Glass. and Rev, Georae = Hail I.ax @ a.
owen then introduced as the sneater of tho
evening the Rev. 4. \. Gilbert. Who nrocee,ieJ
to the discussion of the selected tonic. t.Tbc
Faithful Sunday School Teacher Portrayed
The Convention nroceeded to fx the mac, of
the next ANIMAL session Wm 7. Hiss Esn In
bebaIf of the RoarJ of MANAGERS of tIe Mar W
land sunday Schooi G-rion and for thn Sunds,,
Schools OF Baltimore. invited the convention to
that citv The ;nv;tat;nn was mnan;monsIy o.
was fixed as the time of holding the next session.
At Yesterdays session, various questions i'm
connection with SUNDAY School work were dis
cussed by e. s. Ciriffith Mr. Daniel Ra msberp
Rev, IT. +. Titus of Hacerstown. Mr.. A. H, NeI
son. David A. Burr w r. j. Kemp. Messrs
Stinchcomb, j. ID. Michael, D. II. HaIler of
Baltimore. G. e.. Gr0Omes. Rev. George A. Hall
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Potomac FRONr-G Streef Vhnrf-Arrived
Schrs, .Julia Delaney WIN. Ruark Hooner
coal to Gleason <. Glenn.
Raev's Whnrf-Arriyed-Sc Calvin =.
Edu,arI r,o..o, g., DLs,.