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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsfl0223 and id is 1 raw text is: 913 LAWS OF FLORIDA.
. ___ c P t ,fildlitcr' esolved, That the Governor is lereby all-
-o utif e w titoized to uite with the atith orities of' Georgia in any ap-
(1eorgia ill ;I tI
'l , ,o , 'I, al- . Lt l 1 i to tih e G e n e r a l G C o v e ri mit e tit f ro s 511( 1 m e a s u r e s a s
to gel-.re ail itlay he deeled best to secuire the bona,/Zde holders of land
g t.u, tik ' litle which they nny have derived from the State of
Gc ,,r.cia.
Iriret ,,,,l(, .l-e it /iGftc rerolved, That, in the event of any criminal
prot. tleeter- proscuitions ariSiIng oat of any diffliclties between the per-
d, when. sons residin, inl tlhe disputed territory, the Governor is here-
by authorized, in his jud,,gment, to tlireet volle proseptis to
be entered and to fakfe suich other steps or measures as he
nay deem proper to preserve kindly relations between the
people of the two States.
Passel the Senate December a, 1850. Passed the House of ]epresentilt!vCS
Decemberi 12, I 51D. Approved by the Governur Decemnber 19, 1859.
[No. 0.]
JOINT IfiOLUTION with rogard to certain peirons who ha\v cireulated,
or idded in circulating, UI incendiary publication enlied The inpending
Crisis of the South.
*\n.:ah::s, A treasonable book, whieli is entitled Compen-
(lillt of' the ipiipeidiniig Crisis o,' the South, said to be by
Itinton lRowa' .ll elper, of IN otth Carolina, has been circu-
lated iin the State of -Florida, and has becit lblished with
Preamble. design aitd circulated with intent to create a revolt or in-
surreection of slaves in the State of Florida; A~xi WHERExS,
We are informed that certain members of Congress have
aided and assi-sted in eirculating this book il the Southern
States and ini lorida, l)y fuirnishing money and in other
respects aiding f1e circulation of the ame;, thereby at-
tempting to incite a revolt of slaves, which ofience,
although not committed in person by them, has been,
throlglh1 the a'-sistanee of the Fiited States mail, eonsin-
mated in Florida, so far as the delivery of the same is
concerned, )it the act, if done in this State, would, when
proven under indictment, resilt in a sentence of death,
it being a matter of doubt whether slch person or per-
sons who are prineipals or aecolmplices in the eireulating
this book fromui out of the jurigdiction of Florida can bo
tried by our Courts; AUND w)VEMfEAS Those members of](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsfl0223&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)