Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-09
From the Cincinna
QUO CONVENTION.

The Journal Register contains full accoun, of the
P'"cevatsves ears Ou.,-sssi- May speaks the
strong language of high exutaton
quotations The assemblage vas,-far exceeding any
previous assembage were har-
monou the results such fail
On the important question of nominn ting candidate for
the presidency, give the resolutions adopted.
''Rssolved That the of action by the Wings
throughout L. s, be bss, secured by
tiona convention; and this in
the recommendation of the State Wing At
Columbus. in July last that efsct-and
proposition lately made by Wing Members of Congress.
the time and place OF holding National Conven-
ton.
Resolved, Tha, this Convention undminshed con-
hdence in the patriotism and talents of distinguished
fellow citizen, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON; and
with CON- snon of July last. presenting
TO the National convention candidate
Presidency: but The pledged their cordial
port the nomination of convention should il fall on
either If other distinguished statesmen, HENRY
CLAY OF DANIEL WEBSTER. whose names are prom
nens as Wing candidates for tina, impor,an, oice.o
On motion, the Cow ention adopted bv a unan-
;;nous vote the following preamble and resoiu-
Ton:
WHEREAS, tn, Senators in Congress from the
State of Ohio. (Messrs. Morris and AlIen.l have
not sustained aud represented the settled and lead
ing political principles of large majority of the
people Of the State,-Mr. Morris having recei. ed
his appointment prior to the great c!,ange in pub
lie sentiment in relation to the runous course
pursued by the Administration, and MIR. Allen
having reached his eicv aion to the office of Uni
ted States Senator, by the operation Of tho odious
appor,ionment bill, which shaped regardless
of every correct principle, and in its tendency
DISTINGUISHES great portion of the voters Of the
Statc having had alone for its object. the sub.er-
viency Of party purposes; without any reference
whatever to the pabiic veal:
And whereas, these gentlemen have sustained
the Administration in its recrcant course Of mis-
rule, and have violated ali those sacred ob!iga-
tons resting on them, to adhere to the known
will of their constituents, Of which they have had
abundant evidence, not only from the knowledge
from actual trial, in the election Of Gov. Vance,
and the majority which General Harrison had in
this State over his opponent in the last Presiden-
tal election. but from the will Of q ma ority of the
People, fully expressed in sundry resolutions adop-
tee and passed by the last General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio:
/ And whereas, these gentlemen have more es
pecially misrepreeented the State, in their vote.
given the Sub Treasmry Bill. by which Ohio
through her representatives in the Senate Of the
4 United States ia made 10 avew principles which
she does not toerate-principles which the grea
majority of the People of the State believe ar,
calculated to strike fatal blow at the root Of on
republican institutions, inasmuch as they have
tendency to rest in the hands Of the Executive
discretionary powers over the entire fiscal opera
tons Of the Government, not contemplated IN tn
Consiitution.-bv which, too. he NAV affect III
currency Of the country. and thereby check (at
cording to his caprice,) its enterprise and pro-
perity: in short. vesting in him power know
only to be claimed by the most absolute monarch
Resolred therefore. That this convention, in a.
cordance with the known will Of a large majorii
: protest against the course pursued BY Messr
Morris and Allen. in the U. s. Senate, and do her
BY Request and instruct them forthwith 10 resig
7 their seats In that body.