Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-17

Jacob Height, Uteeh,
Charles RI. Morrell, Tompkins,
! Nicholas Fordick, St Lawrence,
Thomas Cloves, Rensselaer,,
Thomas H. Rochester, Monroe.
| And the Convention then took recess until
P. NJ.
At 5P Nj. the Convention having been again
called to order by the President two additional de-
legates appeared and took their seats making the
whole number who were in attendance one haadrsd
and three. And waiting a few minutes, message
from the committee of twelve announced TO the con-
yenton their inability at that time to report; where
upon the Convention adjourned until this morning
at O'Clock.
u Wednesday June IL.
u Judge pencer from the commmitee OF twelve,
reported the following resolutions
! Resolved That the confidence of this convention
$ lin the public and private worth and integrity Of
: JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, remains unimpalred;
that his administration OF the government OF the Y.
States since his accession to otflce, manliests The
profound statesman and untirng zeal TO promote
y the best interests of the nation that under MS
wise counsels and guidance, the national character
e has been sustained, and its prosperity advanced
+ and that he richly merits grateful acknowledge
3, mens az faithful and beneicent administrator OF
U our public affairs. .
). Resolved, That the causeess hostility to ms ad'
y mnisraton, and the increasing efforts to peryert,
dstort and dscolor his character and conduct ema'
nate from factions and dsorganlzing principles de-
$ serving the Reproduction ofevery who estimates
I 1.-The honor and character OF his country, and VINO
~ would cherish and support wise and vlrtuous
s. administration of the government.
NJ Resoiued That there exists no Just cause forex
7 Guiding Mr.. Adams from reelection TO the pfesl-
y dency contrary to the almost uninterrupted course
of the government, and that such exclusion IN favor
We of candidate OF far inferior qualifications, would
w evnce reckless disregard to our own Interests,
A.. s,fat md n
u ton.
~ RESOLVED, That Whatever may have been The
~ military services of Gen. Andrew jackson, the on.
~ y opposing candidate for the presidency, he is IN
80 fitted by his habits, his temper and his want OF CT
H.. vlacquirements, for the exalted station OF pres
a. dent of the United States and we should deplore
~ his election the greatest calamity which could
- befal our country.
w., Resolvsd, Therefore, that JOHN QUINCY AD-
10 ANS be nominated to the people of this state tor
u re election, as president of the United States.
or Resolved That having great confidence in the Ia
tn Tents patriotism and private character OF hlCH,
har RID RUSH. and regarding him as the able and
prominent advocate Of the cardinal interests OF our
;no ational policy. we recommend him to the people
ono us suitable person for the Office ofVice President
itb of the u. S.
an Mr.. Gerrit Smith, Of Madison, from the sald
EFF committe, then reported address, which he
snt read 1t able document, and of great length
,ess having occupied nearly two hours in the reading
and ne address anu RESOLUTIONS were uiahnious''
and adopted
ster some discussion occurred ls 10 hoihd.'hS -
,nht didates for Governor, and Lieut. Governor, when
dis resulted in the following resolution offered by Mf
ike Spencer, and unanimously adopted
thew Resolved, That it be recommended to the PEG
uch Pile of this state, friendly to the national Admins
that raon to appoint, the several counties, delegate
ant equal to the number of their respective member
pro. of Assembly, to meet in Convention at Utica Oh
re- the TwENTY-THIRp DAY OF JULY NEXT, TO noun
ould nate suitable candidates for Governor and Leuen
Iew- ant Governor.
card A resolution was then adopted for choosing
her Committee of five, with power and authority to Sc
fec lect suitable persons to be Central Corresponds
treat Committee of the state, for promoting the electro
OF Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Rush to the offices to whc
they had been respectively nominated by the Con
venton and Messrs. Spencer, Dorr and Dunbar
of Albany county, Jacob Height of Green, and u
!. mund H. PendIeton Of Duchess, were named {
has such Committee.
zens, On motion Of John H. King, Esq. it was unau
shes. mousy
inter- ResolUod, That the thanks of this Convenut
be given to its venerable President who havl
nearly attained his nineteth year, has all the enc
I. Icy of youth in the cause of his country.
has On the adoption of this resolution, the veneer
les o. BILE patriot whom was intended to compliment
cent who has the appearance and the vigor Of heat