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menced introducing resolutions 10 90 INFO THESE
elections but opponents in the Senate, being
in the majority those resolutions were all, at!
ter another, rejected This process o: introducing
resolutions BY the Wings, ard their rejection by
the Democrats, was continued until after the Hon
orable Speaker oi the Senate introduced two, pro-
riding for these elections. On the last day OF No
vernbc, or the first day vi December these resolu-
tons were called Mp aad by the united votes Of the
Wigs, aided by the votc=ot the Speaker they
were solcmnly and cons;ituiionay adapted.
They were then sent 10 the House and were there
concurred in, and the Senate, by message from
the House, WAS thereof duly informed. Thursday,
the Cd day OF December, the time fixed on BY
one of these resolutions 10 meetthc House OF Rep
rescntatives in their Hall, as convention, 10 20
ato one Of these elections; aad Friday, the Sd,
fixed upon to meet in convention a, the same place,
Tor the purpose of going into the other election.
When the time arrived. The twelve Wings OF the
Senate, with their Speaker al their head rnet at
the place appointed. Every Wig wa, there but
all the Democrats of=bo,h Houses, excepting the
Speaker Of the Senate, refused TO unite


We then, after using the proper means TO induce
our Democratic brethren TO Join us. and after re-
ceiving ,her refusal, there not being quorum, or
a sufficient number to 60 iilio the election, ad-
lourned until Friday. At the time appointed,
every Whig OF. both hoases convened bur not one
Democrat met us After going through the meas
ureS TO induce the Democrats 20 join us, which We
nad gone through the day before, and being unsuc-
ce>stul, we adioursed. On Saturday. met
again, but without any addition TO our numbers.
After discharsing duty To induce the other
party JOIN rs. but being unsuccessful and with
out quorum, We adjourned until Mondsy. On
that day we, the Whigs, all met again, but no
member of the other party would uaite with Us.
In his situation adjourned Until thi. morning.


During all this time, VIC have used ali thr means
in our power TO influence The other party to join Us,
but we have bees unsuccessful In all things we
have treated them with the respect due 10 them as
the representatives Of the people; and though [
shall complain, truth requires =1e TO say, that
,hey have treated rs very differently We who
have labored to discharge duty required OF Is BY
the Constitution ana our oaths nave tor thi, very
reason been called BY opponents disorg
and our Convention unconstitutional and IN
lawful assembly


Now let the facts as we have simply stated them
facts which no man can deny-iei them declel:
who are the disorganizers. and at whose door lies