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The following resolutions were then offered by Jno w. Bridges, Esq

 Resol,ed, That this Convention adhere to the adopted in ls40, and reasserled by them in solemn convention in ls44, as the fundamental princi. pes of our political lah; and that we will endeav. vor 10 carry these principles in the practical ad ministraton the General Government. Resolved, That this Convention will sustain the present administration of the Federal Government m consummating the great measure of the annexa. ton of Texas to the United States; and that we approve ihe grounds assumed by the late and pres enl administrations, in boldly meeting and main taining just rights to the territory of Oregon and that we will sustain tine chief executive in man laining our national rights, and in sndicatIng ouI national honor-whch were unanimously adopted. The following was then offered by D. w. Mur. phy;

 Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention be rendered to the President, Vice Presidents and Sec. retaries for the able in which they have dis. charged their duties; which after having been un. anmously adopted, was most happily responded to by the President.

 The following then offered by J. P. Portis Esq, and adopted unanimousy

 Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention be rendered the Plesb, teon Church of this place, iol their kindness Tn ahordng Us the ol their house on lhIs occason-

 W. II. Gasqse then offered the following, which was unanimously adopted:

 Resolved, That lhe proceedings of this Conven. tion be signed by the President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries. and published in the Mobile Register and Journal and the other democratic papers in the district.

 And the Convention then adjourned sine die. J. w. MOORE, President.