Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-16
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iaaion. anl deieaey therefore fotbrdo their parri,
datinr.
col. Swift. II Penussiyapia briefly expro..el =.
aiifia4l preference 1T lhe distinguished s,5,es.s
4 kenurty Henry Gay-abd concluded ~ -.
elafnr n weld h4s pref rrnce, and heartily and e.
InllY ave lis sarpalI tie nation or,lf.
Convention aud eiura 10 his Constituents asl
commend - taem 10 50 itkcNise.
air. Srague. Of Massachusetts, next rose. AZ,
,tsylf,tlaira HE Cory ,lion on tie ham, '''
u43rh was aboai# "a crow iIs labnfs. lie reicf,l
tlle ftcl HAT the delegates tame here, much d,4l.
IN npiai5n. and 10 the hope entertained by our o.
Mrs hat irv would be divided Ia the selecrion -
Ia c4nlldur Happily they have been Disappointed
lie alluded to tie character and worth uf Nr "a,
ms dfsri guished services to the country, and ~
bfpb fdn,Iraion Of Ian. Massachusetts lie s5
aisn had her flvorte son. b,ti she had Welded n,
pfclrlenres-aud yielded tLtm eatly--fur tie s,ls
Of csnciliajion and suceess--she had made that 81,
.r fec fieely-cUfdiallv-and size would now t,ll,
under The banner Of W II. flbtrison with the sam.
zeal and the same certainty ofsuccess as with her
own iavofite snp.
Mr. Chambers Of Pennsylvania. was MOI only vii
ia 10 support The resolution OF jIle gentleman FINN,
MARYLAND. hat do So eutda.lg aud with all b
heart lie was ready !urally tnder lie banne, ,r
". H. Harrison, and support that banner nul
all lhe influence dat God aud nature had given
Inn.
Mr. Simmons Of Rhode Island saiain behalf ofb,,,.
Sc and s drieg dton, HAT though HIST 10 Yield thei,
preferences, 0tY "oAlu DeahUne Tie hfSi 10 respond
To the nomination..
Mr.. Voss Of Maine warmly responded to The NO.
mnation.
JUG Burnett Of Ohio next a1l,essoI n. cas-
vpution al some length. After bre' euinsy Of Mr.
Clav he reIllpd 10 lle early hlstuIy OF Gen Ham
sun and his intimate acquaintance with him aud
tcsifed 10 The high destinations, in which he was hti
by al who knew him. He concluded by rrcon
Grending tie lutling the Union Flag. with ,lle
motto Of Mr.. WISE Of Virginia :" Union ofAe Pdgs.
16rffc sale ot the Union ~ DO tins said he, aud an
will he well.
Mr.. b aardman Of Connecticut earnestly supported
the nomination.
Nh. Merfen, oil Pennsy lvauia, supported the re-
solution in few excellent trmmls.
Mr. Whitehead, Of Nv jersey, said he too had
his FIRST choloc lie had been ovrlruied by The
ma btitY, but the dad not complain; and would
rhrehuy ABIDE by The decision Of the Convention
/ Tie nominee had once bainte received the yuIe ol
New Jascy, aad was assured he would DO So
gun.
sir Russell, of Missouri, commenced his remark,
by stating hat lac came from The State OF the gTeH
ftfpfta4er. Dalh clouds bad long lowered over that
State, but I5Eu is now breaking through The
Fhete are st some green spots which the cio
oveS 10 rest. HIS FIST choice had not been seIeCl.
ed, but we leave him IN the hands Of his country
with the wreath al fame covering bis brow.
The Wings Of Missonf said Mr. R, viii sup.
poi tie nominee Of this Convcntion, Gen. Ham.
sou. aud II Then decision should fall in the alff
hey wll hope 10 be rtJoced by The shout OF victory
from their sisters STATES.
There arr cou3 locations in Missouri. that mako
he uame oi Gen. II ,uIsOn tower Of strength
he is rich ~ lhr affections If hs euunlrymen anil
The Wings OF Missouri wall do Tier best-wlIl die
in the lasl difch.
Mr.. Newton. Of Virginia, said. that tie SlHa
which had the houur 10 be the birth place Of tir
first SAVIOUR ol his country, viii prave be thu bidh
place OF the sec nj saviour If his county. He sad
The character of Gen flarriou IS much nlsuH-
dersood, and when better understood viii be better
/ appreciated.
+ Mi. Bates Of Michigan said he Liked the eccentric
Crockert's motto--be you're right. Then 90 a.
head.-Wnh General HARRISON, said Mr. b.
right and ] can assure the Cunventon we will 90
ahead
Judge Harrington Of Indiana said, that State la
been wlig-aul Is hg TO tie core. lie vas cer am
/ size would give G H. Harrison A LARGE majlrly III
1910. lie in:nseIt resided NJ Fot-ll rrjsou aud h.
knew there was no man tlere who supported Hg
General IN 1886. when the STATE gave Ian e0o0 MAJ
J5u,y, who would MOI do again.
The Judge SAID lie was sure lie n yer viii hSea
battle, AM that bis nomination will be received IN
die West wilma burst of euthaIasm never before
E known in The country.
j The question MAS tAen taken on tho resolution u
Mr.. Johnson, wbcn II was UNANlMUUSLl
ADOPTED.
/ Aresolulion was hcnollarrd and adopted, consai
{ uIalmg thecnnslltuents 81 the Convention on The r.
suit OF rs Deliberations aud recommending The SINE
harmony and enthusiasm among them lhat b@e
CHARACTERISED The proceedings Of Tie delegates.
MIR. Preston ol Kentucky offered resolution r.
lative II the adoption Of an adde's The people d
the United States.
Nj. B. w. Leigh opposed tie motion, believing
no Gldtess Necessary. lie sand lie should be IN
Yor ii ieayiac the domination to lis own weight
lie was not for actng on the defensive, but IN IH'
offensive. He was fo, carlSmg the nar INTO Aldc
--or arangln. The spoilers belole the bn o I
American people, Ion high crmes aud mlsdemef
ors-whrn they Viii receive The punishment d0
them, and tbe only punishment thcy receive e
der oar inSllutluus-dismlssal HON Office nov an
forever.
Mr.. Pendcton of Ohio, made some remarks wfth
could no. hear
Mr.. Burne9 Of Massachusetts sad there wa'o
need OF an address. lfthe voice of the West rOHUs
down hum tie mountains aud along the paaes
the Atlantic, be better than all The add esses III
ever were issued, then indeed a miracle has BIZ
wrought.
MIR. Preslon's resolution was Withdrawn.
Nj Prndletun oil Ohm, stated thai il was the ~
Of Sen Hmrlson only 10 se,ye but ONE TERN
elected TO The Presidency.
4 resolution then submitted by L. John"
Of Maryland and a4lred To, Recommending
friends of correct principles IN the Different 50
to hold Conventions on the 42d Of February m
or such day as may be aged upon. for the
pose ol nominating electoral tickets, and geneI@'
g5nlzaHoa.
On the motion Of Gov Owen OF North Caroho
committee of one tom each delegation was app a'
ed To inform The nominees OF the Convention d I9
nominations.
Mr. uoruer Of New jersey, said that in tonC@'
with the recommendation d die State ConsepIo4
thai State, lie offered the following:
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