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Resolved. Tha, all other considc rations aside,
we should consider tho existence of the institution
of Slavery in Texas a sufficient for op-
posing It's admission into the nion.
Resolved, 'Iha. we he ereby pledge ourselves to
each other and to the country, to support only
such mon for Congress, and other offices. IN which
the fate of this question may DO involved, as will
plodge themselves to oppose to the last extremity.
the admission of Texas, any other Slave State
into this Union.


On motion the proceedings of this meeting
were ordered TO be published in the Indiana Cou-
rier and other papers friendly to the object ofthe
meeting.


Adjourned, s;no die.


SIMON T. POWELL, Pres.


MogDEcA1 BOND, V. L.


:, Wa';sr GI5v Edge',on'{ d:S''san Secretaries.