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Resolutions having for their object the preservation of harmony between this State and the adjoining non-slaveholding States. 1821 470 (1821)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0125 and id is 1 raw text is: ( 4 ) 4. ilesolved, That the (ommoiuveafi's lBank oumght to ('011. tintet moderate calli oi its debtors : ad !!l ajter the first day of Au gust Uixt, the ippcr olraid banlk mu.ght to he gad- Alally dininijished. at 'tle rat oI1 at least t\% el'a pei ceptunk per '1iinll, and te' ilnted in the hiank until ie said biak shall c)liI ce' *p, ) it Spitie f6 its ilotei, ql , 5. 16i'solrld, 'i'hat the biaiclhex ,ll' 11w ank or Kentucky ougllt t ieceive ind, I',. lola te lip ape r lit tie I ank or the Colmil ilonweahli' Kelitucklie y, ulil the siie tir-lls i did (liiiithii Tht May be adoh1itad aild puirsied ait apilv thie ly'lithe ptihcipal bank ind ii case, of ruiilil. ol, ireInsail by aniy.b'aftich to do so, it shall le ttie duty lif the iricti ory. 0Said ptt'i tcilpul bank, forthwith to withdraw stjcl ne ii anch ; a ii pill such witih. dr4yatl.ii to 'ilisler the h s, niothes, aliclionts and Ct-T1ctj thereol to the branch lincacst'that whicih is witldy'awl. Resolutions hivi,,foi their obj'ect the preservettian of harnitil2y between this taLtC (il(! hic atdjoiin, nou.savehoflding Sttes. WHEREAS nany 'caes have occt'rd,' ii relation to slaves wio have (-sra-led trI'o0h1 their, mviW' s ill this State, and have 4cen Found ill the. aillijohilg states which do- not hold slaves. calcnliatcd to disttttlI that htariony which it iN 1 ill- te'est of the citizuls or those, states ani o tlhii coIiiillioll\wealth to cultivate alid ljit'lo e towallis eah It liei' ; aind it is til Nvish of iliclieisihilill or this wtate, Ito ust Ce (l'y iiulilln in iIs piowe' if' 1WC'l'mit the t'elllII(IE , idIch Si llssP. ill fitire ; anid it A denied pii iticalle, i'rvi;ioi o!' thIe laws it lhis state I ivtioiill sla's,, 11iid 01' tile haw il' ihe alitlljllln, n li- ,ilaliolding. stA'5s hi rv~latininito lh lIthlli oll hI( w .l to slac. %oio Iiaty Colli alltilg theill, escaplig 'i-ni their owi- ci,. so to f'io tilhe l\vs 31dlle re cltive states, as will, ill a g'eit. degrvl.t, ii itl d clirely, obviatea lie icoln leni Cens whi ;chllow,,exist : N11l1'eirol'ore, Pitsol'ved hit fie Greitil .'3simul.b rf te Co(T inwiiealth of Ketuckyj; 'ihat tihe .govrl'mw olt'his state he rieflested to cor. re'i-(3oIld \% ilh the llvetS. 3d h, adjoinilltg states ot Ohio, lnidJaa witl Illinois, ili itiig their alttentiot to this ,tbjcct, and thrmonih Ihem. t lie leggu:iitmtes of those sldaes, with a re-, qiest that lc ey iii uilhl'tiise the aplintidtlel or oiei o' two C01ii IiiisOllil's IIl'Oill Fm eith slate. to3 i liet Sich (oliii i)tiie' or Conilalissioiie's as shall be alpoited Oil tile palt of this state,

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