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Ry- COW NENTION FOR RELIEF OF THE
POOR. BY a resolution of the Convention II was
made or duty To call on those Wards, which have
as yet taken No action upon the ssAject 10 organize
as early possible and lend their aid 10 alleviate the
distress which the weather has brought
upon many deserving Poor.


In co plying with the request of toe Convention,
we feel that it can only be necessary to say, that the
cid of all the Wards is needed The reports from those
Wards embracing the outskirts of the cily, give a
moving picture Of the distress among those who have
been thrown out of employ by the early setting in of
winter. We therefore earnestly urge upon the seVe-
raj Wards which have been partially canYassea, TO
complete their cOlectinns,-and those Wards which
have as as yet done nothing to take up the subj ct
PROMPTLY aud that all br prepared to report Whit thea
hese done Gni uhat they can do, by the next meeting
Of the Conventions and tt all remember that The word
of God hath acknowledgement is he that consider
eh the poorn BEALE Il RICHARDSON,


il Qt Chairman of Convention.