Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-25

Samuel IIuruham. Esq. Of Rumaey,
James Wallace, Esq. Of Canaan,
Timothy kenrck, Esq of Lebanon,
Aciao n. Bracket Esq of Lancaster
William Farrar, Esq. OF Lancaster, and
Barker Burrank Esq. of Sheburne,
we're appointed SAID committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Christie, of Dover
EcsoEced, That committee OF 1--WE be a;cd hv
The chair, to prepare and submit address pco-
pie of this State and prepare report resolutions
expressive of the views of this Convention.
WhereuPon tue
Hon. Sama Hale, of keene,
" Clement Storer, of Portsmouth,,
William Pummer. Jr. of Eppiug,
Joshua Darling, Of Henniker,
" James Bartlett, Of Dover,
were appointed said committee
On motion OF Mr.. Christie, Of Dover,
RcSotced, That this Convention now adjourn to six
O'clock this evening.
Al Six o'clock the Conv eptiou met accordinr 70 ad
Ioirnment.
MIR. Eoardman, of Portsmouth. from the committee
appointed report suitable persons TO be support ed
as Electors of President Vice President reporcJ
the following gentlemen TO compose the
ADMINISTRATION ELECTORAL TICKET:
Hon. George Sullivan, Of Exeter
Hon. Samuel Quarles of Ossipee,
Samuel SparIawk, Esq of Concord
William Bixby, Esq. of Frances,nwn,
Hon Nahum Parker, of Ftzygiaul,
Hon Thomas Woolson, of Claremont
lion Ezra Bartlett Of IIaverliill,
Hon. Caleb Keith, of Wentworth
On motion OF Mr.. Davenport OF Portsmouth il was
unanimously resolved that said ieport be accepted
MT. Hale OF heene from the committee appointed
10 prepare resor tons expr esVe of the views of this
Convention, and also 10 prepare Address TO the CT
tzens of New Hampshire, reported the following reso-
utous:
}eesoiued, as the Of this Convention that the
prudent and enlightened policy OF the prcsea ajmi-
n'ssration Of the General Government Justly entities
TO The appreciation and support OF the people of this
state.
Resofuca. as the of this Convention that, re-
posing entire confidence IN the talents, integrity and
patr'o'srn OF JoHS C. ADAMS. President OF tie United
States, We respectfully, but earnestly recommend him.
20 the people OF this state, for re-se ction 10 thai
Office,
ReSolgsd, that iibe nomination OF RICHARD RUSH %.
OF Penns! wanna, Vice Prosiden, of the United
States. meets the appreciation Of this meeting; and
office. =
The resolutions having been read. tbe Co,va,,;o,
was IN an eloquent and argumen speech
by me Hon. ichabod Bartlett, aud also briefly aLres-
sed by the Hon Thomas Whippie, jr
on molten OF H!r. lie , the resolutions were rna-
1imousiy adopted
The Address was then read TO the Convection, and
ANONYMOUSLY adopted.
On inotoo OF air March of Eaton
fteso!uef ;hat when the >ony en- ion ADJOURN If shall
oe 70 Tomorrow, nj - O'clock neon.
lie Contention then adjourned.
m {tiinY ,7v,ie .
Ihe Convention net according TO ADJOURNMENT.
On motion Of Mr. CHRISTIE OF Dover
1>''lO>i"' Hat tue Address ana RESOLUTIONS, atoD-
ted last evening; be signed by the Chairman and Sc
crefaries, aud he published all the papers in this
s'a'e friendly to the administration
}fes0ired That a Committee of two from e,cb Gnu,
~ to he nominated by the chair be appointed 10 cause
10 De published. in pamphlet form and circulated IN
thS state uieeh thousand copies cf tie Address and
RESOLUTIONS adopted last evening, together witt, suc
parts n tie speeches then delivered az may be nm
cured. f
"harenron, hIesars Bell Of Portsmouth, ?rc,,c~ of
bsry, Petlins Of Dover, Emerson of G,naDfon Part
la q Concord. Cdsse OF Warner, Wallace Of Milford
o"") eF OF hont-N ernpn, Hale Of Kccnc, Bcidnr Of
o%aDsey, level of Charitst0,Ta S,n!; o. Grammar,
FooIe {: Hanover, Russei Plymouth Bracket, Of
Lancaster, and Burbank heDurne were apoo,n,ed
SAID committee.
TIE Hon. Caleb Keith then rose and sdyert;ng T.,
The c'rcumstance that OF the Candidate no
minated for Electors resided tAe county Of Coos de-
cinod being candidate, for that reason He eroree
SEQ is ieVen' WISHES fcr The o The great cauec
OF the people, and his de ermInstion TO SUPPORT WITH
MS whole hear but believed tat ti,e selection Of
candidate III the county Of Coos would tend to promote
u" ohy OF eenS, and greater unity Of exerion al the
polls ~ wv
On EIcion o. Mr. Bartlett, of Concord t,o commit,
zee yesterday appointed to nominate Electors were ra
quested to report suitable candidate in place of tic
Hon. Cala5 Keith, who has declined
The COMMITTEE having recons;dered tie subject re-
'orteJ t"e hon EphrHin II. Maburin as candidate
Tor tIecior in place Of the Hon. Caleb Kenb.
7" bIcb TcSori was unanimously accepted.
on motion OF 51r. March, OF Eaton the Convention
vas then dissolved
ANDREW PIERCE, Chaic'a.
w. W.. T. +. p Ell h1cnrrr. Secretaries.