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also communicate resolution OF the1
General Assembly of the State of Kentucky,
disappearing the amendments to the Constr
tuition of the United States, proposed by the
resolution of the General Assembly of the |
State of Georgia of the 22d Dec. 1928, pro-
viding that no part of the Constitution of
the United States ought to be construed
to authorize the importation or ngress Of
any person of color into any one of the Unit
ed States, contrary to the laws of such
Stare;" and also resolution OF the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana, concur
ring in the said amendment to the Constitu-
tion of theUnited States proposed by the a
foresaid resolution of the General Assembly
OF the State of Georgia


And | lay before you resolution of the Gen
elal Assembly OF the State of Mississippi dsap
proving 'sthc resolutions of the States Of Della
ware, Connecticut, Illinois and Indiana concur
ring with resolution of the State Of Ohio, pro-
posing the cmanci patton Of slaves, passed on the
Z January, 1924, together with a resolution from
the State OF Ncw-Jersey, recommending sls-
TEN offorcign colonization to be adopted to ci-
feet the entire emancipation of slaves" ;"-and al
so a resolution Of the General Assembly Of the
State of Louisiana non-concrrlng in the atore-
said resolutions adopted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, at their session in 1S24
lproposnga plan for the gradual emancipation OF
slaves.


Blessed as we are and have been with peace at
home and abroad, with|plenty in our land, and with
reasonable degree of health at present, and hro'
the last sumner and autumn; propose to vow
gentlemen, that You should set apart day, dur
ing your session, and recommend the same to be
kept by the people ofthe State, as day ofpray-
or and thanksgiving TO Almighty Cod for his
goodness, his merccs and all other blessings Of
lis providence. The sincere alteration and
grateful ofe ing OF thanks Of whole people,
! may be An acceptable service tohiln, from whom
cometh every good and perfect gift, and who
hath bountiti1ly bestowed on us, the comforts OF
this life and the means Of everlasting salvation
, Before bid you adiet, must beg YOU. gen.
tlcmen, 10 accept my sincere thanks, for the
courtesy which | have received from the Lcgis-
latarc during my adninistiation-an a,lmustra
ton certainly not f,ultless, but without any faults
arising from intention, or from any evil motives.


SAMu FL PAHNrER
! Domr, Ionuary 4, 1927