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Resolutions approbatory of the American Colonization Society. 1826 196 (1826)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0177 and id is 1 raw text is: RESOLUTION S. A r.mlution for burning a part of the notcv of the Bank of the Commonwealta of Kentucky. R'roh'ed iy the General .Jssembly of the Commonzwealth of Ken- tucky, That the i'resident and Directors of the Bank of the Com- monwealth of Kentucky shall.on or before the 4th Monday in Feb- ruary next, in the presence of tho Governor, Auditor &Treasur- er, proceed to count and cance), by burning, six hundred thousand dollars, of the uotes most deficed and unfit for circulation, which may be found in said Bank. And that they make special report to the next Legislature, within the first week of their session. Approved, January 15th, 1327. Are, !i.t.un for thu crcutiou ora toabstone, in memory of Isaac Shelby, late Governor of Kentucky. Rc Od'l d [7 t.'.e GnTrul ., I.sT of the Commonacalth of Ken- f~tt Icy, Toat a tombstone he erected to the memory of Isaac Shel- by, Iatc GovernMo of KCntucky.with a suitable inscription there- o'a: and that it be furnished by the keeper of the Penitentiary, and charged by him to the account of the Conunonwealth. icsolvedfurther, That the tombstone so furnished shall be transported to the place of crection, and erected, at the cost of this Commonwealth. Approved, January 17th, 1327. e. cAlutiu s aprobatory of the American Colonization Socicty. ',in' committee to v.-born was referrod, the memorial of the American Colonization Society, have had that subject under con- sideration, eanl now report: That upon duc consideration of the said memorial, aid from all other information which )cur com- mittee has obtained, touching that subject, they are fully satisfi- Cd that no jeal,'.i ought to exist on the parit of this or any oth- er slave-holdiuig State, respecting the objetts of this society, or the ellccts of its lahors. Your committee arm furthcr well as- sured, that the bencvolent and Immune purposes of the societ, and tiie politial etlct of thoc pirpioses, are worthy the highest consideration ,f all philanthropisLs and statesmen in the Union, lether they b; citizens of slavc holding or non-slave holding States. If is belicve!d by your committee, that the memorial itse! i-a well calculated to presen;t the subject in a proper point of ie,. and to hiterest the public mind in the laudable ebjects of toat society. They therefore refer to the same, as part of this ie-

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