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 DEAR siR-I promised to keep you advised daily of the resolution against a1r Adams.

 To-day vote taken upon Mr. Patton's reaou- tons, which were modified to be accepted by 1Tf

 Thompson for the original resolutions By examng the first par6 Of that resolution you will tae right to present petitions from aegro stares declared con- tempt ofthe House. and dangerous to the South, and the enany to the Gnion and to the great aa- tonishmant fthe south and West, r3eefea, by vote of 3o5 to 92-Yirtually admitting the riehtl! am unable to describe to you my feelings, Or the ssnsa tion of the House. The whole sot aad )3e voted to- geher without regard to parties with the exception Of some three or four.

 4 general meeting of all the members from the slave holding 3tates is foot, to meet tomorrow night

 hope t may be defeated; for, fit ever assemblies nn- der the present excitement, there will be turning back. solt6eya Co4federaey will be formed; shall not attend: for, the evil is to come, will come soon enoueh, without my aid. But on the othefhand noY- CT will yield to the doctrine that aoes to be per- mitted to crowd the proceedings Of Congress with pet tOns, reTnonstrancas, and demands

 fhe question is not yet finally s6ttled, and perhaps we may get things il better trsin by Monday next when 1t will come up. now feel the great responsibility of my station, and hope to act to rebound to the honor of my State anf the good ofmy country.