Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03


and recommendations subsequently IN ,dc to Con-
gress-ihat we In The or repeated opin-
ion, Of President jackson, Tint standing armies
arc alike dangerous ana expensive II \ free pe"-
pic AMI ,h,, this uation can safely rely upon the
miIiri. to meet every emergency, AMI to protect
Its liberties.
On m,;,n * NJ. MArrrRE,
Reso.rea, Tht ah, ,y. differ somewhat
in our pc preferences. Nc pledge ourselves.
an ali. II unite III o',siiiou 10 the rc-ciec-
lion cf NJ. Van ,rcn, aut III We regtrf the
success OF the Wing cause pi:lsno-nt 10 the
grli.ii -aii,, oi person, feeling.
! Ga mpiion OF NJ. iIAY,:oSD,
Kesolrei That Il committee consisting of II
nlc,nbcrs, be appointed ly the President "t this
C,n.cnti,n, 10 lie denom;ngtc the Contra!
Committee, whose duty II shlli lee 10 Il al va
c,ncics which may occur IN the Delegation oil
the n1tioual convention, an to pcrt,rm such 9th
er duties a. my be required OF them By this
Convention.
Ga m,ti,n Of Mr.. GARRISON,
Re:olr.l, That Il Corsc-prnling Committee.
cons.Siin. OF one in each county. le appointed by
the Ceutra! L inini;tcc, whose in': IL shall he Il
co:rcsp,ni with each othcc, mil Communicate
anv in!ormitipn ncccs airy for the pro,n,tio 81
the pfin-ipes OF 'ha wing party.
O., II, ,,iJa Of NJ. Thompson Of Alien.
Resolved, Tint the thanks of this Convention
he respectfully rendered - the patriotic citizens
OF Inli,napos Tor their cordial reception Of, and
kind attention II. the Delegates assembled.
Ga II, ,ti,n OF VI. Thompson Of Lawrence.
RecoIrc.l, Tnl, The thanks Of this Convention
be rendered to the me crs Of the Hpusc OF Rep
resen,aiis for their poiicncss IN permitting US
to occupy ;heir Hui during the progress OF oar
deliberations.
On motioa Of NJ. II rntington,
Eesolrcf, That in tn, opinion Of this Conven-
ton the city Of PIT shnrg, Pr. woalI be con-
vcnicnt point for the convention OF The sovcra!
States Z, make nomination oi Il Wing can ii1atc
f,c the Presidency. that the second lay in
jane next would b; an appropriate pcsiot ior the
assembling OF sicii Convention, and that the
time anl place above mentioned he recon u nleA
purpose.
o.: motion Of NJ. Plo.Iitt,
Reso,cel, ,Thni the ii INKS Of Convention be
ten cccI 10 the Vice Presidents AMI SECRETARIES
of this Convention f.. the satisfactory manner
in which they have dis h1rgcd their respective
duties.
The following gcn;.cn1cn were appointed
State Central Committee by the Pres !cnt, in
pursuance of resolution previously adopted viz:
RichlilW W. Thonos N, E.ishi N. Huntington,
Douglis Mag,irc, Austin ". Morrs. William
Sheets, Nicholas McC,rty, Jose2i: NJ. Moorc,
Din.cl S;g!cr, and Joseph q. Marshall.
On m,tion of Nj. Hut,hard
Resolrea, That the Editors Of wing p1pcrs
throughout the State, be rcIncstc to publish the
proc ceilings o. this Convention.
"A resolution offered for All ,urnncnt oi
the Convention;
Whcrenpon the President. Col. Iiakc, rose,
anl delivered the following VAleIictory address:
Gentlemen oft.c Convention:
risc tonp.icc IN the first place, the mpliincnt
YOU hive been pleased 10 eSiow upon my humble
services III the Chair. l regret that they have not
been rem Tered more IN my satisfaction. ana
y mime, uo.e suitable to the dignity and worth
Of this distin. Iis!.cI assembly. You viii please
IN rciurn acccptm my ackno Judgements OF deep an!
abiding gratitude.
Gentlemen: This convention is aboIt
to be solved. The die is cast. The sui ccts
proper toT cur consideration have been tiv pre-
sentcd, oar apin:ons compared CIR views, ma
jared, AMI our resolves taken. b.. it IN
idnp:in@ resolutions however pointed ana express
'vc fhcy my be. or adIrcss 4 the people sonl
'tl:ring as IT ccTti.nl. is. that We have conc at
hlt is req lied Of US Oar duties nave bu;
ncncaI. We aust CIR. up for action, must
,wov 20 the liis and vaiicvs, to The iorcsts and
'rIIrics, an seek o;ic CD lnirk ncn where we may
ial them, III ,hcf balls. IN their hfnlcis, ihei.
ieis, their vi.ilgcs. and whenever VIC can, In-
'catc on: views and principles. and invoke .
hem TO our aid to restore goo! government AM
clrcss the violated :siv of the consiitution.
Tell them, IT voi please, o. the scenes OF this -,
'onvcnIIon. OF the freedom If debate, the zeal
the diversity of views expressed. all
ending 10 The same object finally attained with
C SANCTION III Il unfnltn)tIS S3t1riDc. VIC Came n
OF here to register the orlcrs OF Il party con-
lave, iOclrry ont the iuirigucs ofncrcenarv cy-
cctsntS, SIMPLY to names are cali
i-blt with ,hc trlnknesS AMI noble beariug OF
lose we represent, 10 express our opinions upon 7
llsriilc. tyranny ana corruption and determine =
pom the best means TO satisfy mach mi ired
nj Indigna nj counirv. Remember too, that III n
cmiEg contest no friend OF ours. NJ lover OF p
ing principles mast III, CINE his support incil-
ent Or GnncccsSary-thc dropping genius OF
II free institutions calls to- aid, the word is to 81
he onset, AMI il is expected that every man will s.
his duty. il
Gentlemen: Permit me to add that in the discus fa
ons which will occur III the of this great a
'nf!ict, when speaking of the claims of tho hero i
Iippecanoe, and his friend OF kentncky, the \
oqnent defender Of the rights of mankind, you 50
1t! not suffer Yourselves bc provoked tospeak Of
sher to the Encouragement oil the other. They d
'ould continue to occupy an equal place in YOUR b
iccions. 1t was only to give Il proper supper; II
our principles, that choice was deemed IN b
spcnsab!c, and let Us hono-!bv redeem the 4,
edge this day given the lustrioas II .rrison. ii
iiho'si 10 thought, word, deed. de tracing d.
on The unrival.cd claims Of Henry Clay c.
10 such OF yen, gentlemen. as are about to re-
f,x-