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want of any aid, any effort, or any zeal ous cooperation of mine. In the spirit af tle resolutions now before the meet ing, say, when the Standard of the Union is raised, and waves over my head-the Standard which Washington planted on tbe rampartsof the Gonsiiiu- tiof. God forbid that ] should inquire whom the people have commissioned to unfurlt t, and bear tup; only ask iii what manner. as ail humble individual. l can best discharge my duty in defend ing II.

 Mr. II. c. Otis ard Nir. j. I. hustip next addiessed the meeting; after which, the question was put on the adoption of tie resolutions, and they we're passed by unanimous vote, and with hearty acclamation.

 Mir. C. r. Curtis presented the fol lowing resolution, which was uaasli monsls adopted:

 Resoluea, That acopy of the proceed lngs of this meeting,signed by the Chair man and Secretaries, be transmitted to the President of the United States.

 Notwithstanding the severity of the storm-lhe rain falling withoutintermis- sion through the forenoon-the hall was crowded inthe galleries as well as below, during the whole of he proceedings.