6. "On motion of Rev. B. R. Wilson,--_Resolved_, That the report is false and malicious, and originated only in a design to injure the colony, by calling off the support and sympathy of its friends: that, so far from a desire to return, we would regard such an event as the greatest calamity that could befall us. 7. "On motion of Rev. G. R. McGill,--_Resolved_, That the name of Rev. R. R. Gurley never be forgotten. 8. "On motion of S. Benedict, Esq.,--_Resolved_, That we entertain lively feelings of gratitude towards H. R. Sheldon, Esq. for his munificent donation towards the erection of a high school in this colony. 9. "On motion of Mr. Uriah Tyner,--_Resolved_, That the thanks of this meeting are due to the members of the Colonization Society, for their unwearied zeal to promote the interest of this community. 10. "On motion of Mr. Lewis Ciples,--_Resolved_, That this meeting entertain the highest respect for the memory of the late Thomas S. Grimkey, of South Carolina, for his persevering efforts in behalf of the Colonization Society. 11. "On motion of Rev. Amos Herring,--_Resolved_, That this meeting entertain the deepest gratitude for the members of the Colonization Society, for the organization and continuation of an enterprise, so noble and praiseworthy as that of restoring to the blessings of liberty, hundreds and thousands of the sore oppressed and long neglected sons of Africa; that we believe it the only institution that can, under existing circumstances, succeed in elevating the coloured population; and that advancement in agriculture, mechanism, and science, will enable us speedily to aspire to a rank with other nations of the earth. 12. "On motion of Mr. H. B. Matthews,--Success to the _wheels_ of colonization; may they roll over every opposer, and roll on, until all the oppressed sons of Africa shall be rolled _home_! 13. "On motion of Mr. David Moore,--_Resolved_, That we recollect, with peculiar satisfaction, the active part which the benevolent, in the state of Mississippi, have taken in the welfare of this colony. 14. "On motion of Major L. R. Johnson,--_Resolved_, That this meeting cherish the most grateful remembrance of the name of the late Rev. R. Finley, of New Jersey, the founder and indefatigable patron of this colony. 15. "On motion of J. J. Roberts, Esq.,--_Resolved_, That the thanks of this meeting be presented to the friends of this colony in England. "On motion of Mr. Dixon B. Brown,--_Resolved_, That the resolutions of this meeting be published in the Liberia Herald."