Southern telegraph., 1838-02-06

s'onal Conven'ian, and f.r chans;.s el;s~s.
To conincf SAID election.
A. Resolred, That .or the pur2o.e Of pro.
ducins uniformity In said elecl,ns. IN tho
several C"nyressi'nll Districts, II I've rce.ssn.
mendcd, that each County il TIE district be
requested To elect IA many members so a
Go igrcssion1l Cnaven.i,a as they nav re-
: lively be cn'isied In ,ncnsers in tho
Hose 1t Representatives, pro-iici ,s.at
each comfy shall eject II ist>; n-e dele.
gate; and The r,ernhc-s, sa elected, i: al az.
semhle al the place where The G aggression.
al polls are compared, and ehoasc unc dele
gate TO the National Conreu'ia. w..s i a
citizen oi tho State, and IA, less l,sn sven.
~ i've years OF age.
D: Resolred, That the delegates 10 lhs
National Convention ne instructed e., attend
at the time and place wh:ch shall he 6xed
'iponf1r holding said Canveaii..,, and ii any
delegate shall n, be present, a mlj .ri,v An
attendance shai, vote far IN, ahsenrces.
Aesofred, That Though. IN the oo.nsan of
this Convention, the Citizens &c this State
would decidedly prefer TIN, their fellow
citizen. HENar CLAx, so pree.aiaensly de-
fingGisied by his talents. hy his paalic SCI.
vices, AMI his disin.escsied aaj nl-uari.
nous Patririism-Sho.n be placed in !. ami.
naii'n Tor the presidency. We; they d na
hesitate tn express the oPini IA. that The PEI
PIE oil this State viii cnsii llly unite Ia sis.
ing visoroas AMI zelioas sls,u,srs 10 tho
candida'e who shlil DC selected by the Ma.
lion al COME r'ian.
Z. Rcsoirea. That the cea,ral co,an,..a.
forward copy at the procs-.iia.s of ,h;.
Convention In the Crnsr=l CEr.s.i,tees of
the several States Of this Union, and TINT
thew be invited 20 cancur IIisreia.
On motion of Mr. RoYp of She!bv. R,b.
ert Wickliffe ST., and on uno.i.a Of NJ
RHODES, Gen. Thos Ms,calie, we're unau,.
monsly nominated as sai;ahlc persons IL act
as State Delegates, tn represent this Stats
IN the y stional C1Rrentiln.
Mr.. Helm offered The f,liosiag-
Rcsolred. TIN, in the even, ei,h,- -
both oi the delegates fIr the SITE. or any
delegate elected in any CmsreSSio,,al s,is-
trict, shall, from sickness "a. any other
cause, be unable to attend the N..iaa,!
| Convention, and that fac, shall be masis
known to the Central C,,nIait'ce. they shall
have the power to supply ths sacircr.
Unanimously adopted
! On nation of MIR. ]. T. N,sraz,n-
Rcsolrcd, That The Central Committee
reside in the city Of Lexington. Uaani-
mously adopted.
Mr. WooLLEy presented the FLOWING re-
solution, which was unanimously adopted,
viz:
Reso!rcd, That the Central C.sn,ni,tea
have power 10 "ispNsns sa''-.,-soA~ssssos< Cox
each county. and that the officers h,.ldin.s
the elections IN the C.,n -re>SI ull Cuaven-
lions, report tn the Cen ral Committee tho
names of the Delcg .ie> t. the y .;in,i 4
Convenipn. TO b. certified ,,y sliS, 4 III MT
tee 10 said Na;;onal C.,r~cT.iI, n.
Waereap m, the Presicea; a;,.laii.,e.l ,ha
following gentlemen tl.e Ceu.r.,. Csssn.ai'iee,
viz: MeSs-S. 4. \. Wos.,:,-y. Ten. ". ID 4;
ley. leslie Combs, Harry :. oailey aui RI
chard Pindel,.
i Mr.. BEArTv Offered L. i,5.osiu1. reSo,u.
iiou--
Rcso!red, That the proceedings ..f Id
Conveniiln he silnec tn the FgeSidca, AZ.
coun;ersgae1 hy the Secretaries. and cause
: Them tn be published in TIE Ehi. papess a.
the State.
THOMAS METCALFE. Pres's. 4
G.. A. WiCErKssi, + %.
R.P. Lrrckr..
Jaacs NrRaELL. 60. \
JAMS W. lswIa.