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to take. the most speedy steps to insure our admission into the Union.

 Resolced, That we hold it to be an indis- pensable requisite to be possessed by any candidate for the Legislature, that he should be in favor of a State Government.

 Resalred, That the Governor of this Ter ritory be respectfully solicited Q convene the Legislature as soon as practicable after the ensuing election, that a law may be pas sed for the holding of a Convention to form a Constitution.

 Resohed, That the proceedings of thls meeting be signed by the Chairman and se- cretary, and that the Editors of the respec- tive newspapers in this Territory be re- quested to publish the same.

 an,i the said resolutions having been read, and the meeting addressed by Messrs. Johnson and Dickinson, the ques- ton was taken, and the resolutions proPo- sed were adopted and carried, by large and overwhelming majority.

 T. DICKINSON, Chairman.

 JAS. PopE, Secretary.