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10 At special meeting of the COLUMBIA Typo.
GRAPHICAL SOCIETY, held on the 26th instant the
following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to take from
this life ANDREW JACKSON, one of our countrv's
most energetic and successful defenders in war.
and by the will OF the people their Chief Magistrate
for eight years in peace and whereas it the duiy
no less than the inclination OF free people, to re-
member with gratitude those who sacrificing per-
sonal ease and perilling life, have by their courage
and sagacity repeed an invading army and where.
as this distinguished man, while President OF the
United States, not only manifested an interest in the
District in which it is our happiness to live but sig
nally nerposed in behalf of our Society," and covered
with his official Rgis its members who were strug-
CLING for the maintenance Of its regulations There.
fore, 'e


Resolved, That the Columbia Typographical Society
will unite with their feow-cltizens in the public tes
tlmonials which 10 be made to the memory of tho
late President JACKSON.


Resolved, That all the printers in Washington,
employers or iouneymen, sojournes ms we'll as resi-.
dent be- and they are hereby, invited to join with
in the procession. s.t..., s.
Resolved, IL hat, as further mark of respect, we
will Grape the left arm in the procession and
that the Hall of meeting of the society be clothed with
the usual badges OF mourning for three months


Resolved, That + Jefferson, j. N Davis, and Wm
Belt, be Committee Of Arrangements to carry these
inio effect. t.E


Resolved, That these proceedings he signed by the
President of the sDciety, aitested by the Recording
Secretary and published in The papers Of The city.


F. JEFFERSON


Pres't Columbia Typographical Society.
J. L. SMITH, Rec. Sec.