The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06
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ruEsDAY, MAJ 5, ls4O.

Es The crowd was SO great that it was i'm
~ IOoy.;LI. G.. II. - =,
M tO''iOie Ioi 'hoss Oh the OUTSKIRTS tc near tue
ID speakers from the rostum elevated in front of
III So o.
II 'HeCourt House, and Seferate IoStrum be-
/ tDg eractaI soyar,t J;.,;oo,,;,LcI VIII.
| ram, f,,,,,rs :, .l,o.t, 49,. r...-...o7
| addressed ,be,, from i
Y Mr. Mcm,hon the pr.,ido,. oc .ho ~
| vsn,ion announced ,ho, - r,,,,to.,, CO..
resolution adon,ed vestordav ,ho san.ral
Vice Presidents mr. other nar.ops rorro.o,,-
;og them from ,be soyoroI s,a,os ,,anIa ~
form iben, orthe rros,o... - -, y,,h;c, .,,,,,
In tho s,,,.s from, ,yhar,. ~, ..,,,o. ,,,1 h.
;ccorairo,v introduced
mr. Dilleu, Alabama.
tir Thompson, delaware.
fit Wills, Maine Maine N''''-'''
Mr V WnEIiaIs kcn,slaHS'
Iair ALLEN, District of Columbia.
Sin Emory New Hampshire,
~ Il, ppr n,S,o, Indian.
I !ir Bryan, South Carolina.
put5 nam Va s'A"u''" " "'''''A' conrec,cr,
S3-1,;,, Rhode island.
Nh stannard, Virginia.
Who addressed The Convention with great power and
taeers from The assembled multitude, who pr septed
~ g mass e0yerng large space O. ground rs far as
ground from early in the morning until the Convention
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for those he represented. All the ,oca, diC.
fersnces7of ,hat State were settled said Mr.
IS;no ord oho ,,,o,,,d an n. d.,, If election
no foronos, in ,he rarLe
oI1Io
OlalO'
IHr. Frazier said he was from North Bend,
TIarrisou's own Log Cabin. where the string
90 -. I.,.,, -I,,.I +, ,I - 10
vi 'he 4a'ch was never PuiIeo l'i' anu II HV
were Locofoco TO the core, he would be COM
r,ellsd 10 hurrab for Harrison's military
iehieVenehtS, dS ne uSeu, "he' " oo!' "
hurrah for General Jackson. In his county,
=, the recent elaction ther, wore Cd Van I'm.
-,
zen candioateS, only enc Oh whom was elect
ed, and he avowed afterwards that he was
y~-,rr,,o,v
hEN / UNI.
Gov. Pope of Kentucky, being called for,
,daresead the asx.mh,aoa for . considerable
@"N' IVA
length OF time, IN a peculiarly happy manner,
The haste with which these notices are writ
of ,,,,,,a rat.;.d ro,,o-,
fh' wan H'' ""'''' Va
he Sald he was once JACKSON man, Out 'hd'
he nhad now come to atone for past mis-
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'aAeS'
puocEEDtNCS 0F YESTERDAY
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Ahe ioHo"inS iesoiu'4o"' "'ie PioPoSeu "
T the Committee OF the States, and UNANIMOUSLY
agreed to:
ReeoIre2 That the President of this Conyer-
ton be requested to transmit to Gen. VIM H.
Harrison and John Tyler, the compliments of this
Convention, with copy of its proceedings, to be
signed by the President and Secretary.
ResGued, That thu generous hberality, the
nntiring devotion, and the judicious management
ofthe baltimore Committee OF Arrangements, de-
Hand Of this Convention their most hearty ack'
nowledgemen@'
kesolpe9' Ihat the aelesatlohs from saGh s'a'e:
5ePreseh.eo m tnis conseh'ion' DC anu sn'S alt
hereny 1e9oes'e a. ~ ,at:e - W
sas .ha ,sa nf tba hera,,,dS wiz of Tho
nf the civ af Bait;m6re' and a member Of thi.
convention, who was killed in the procession o.
yesterday, while IN the exercise OF the undo9oteo
ls.s mon The Conduct Of the officers Of govern.
,ont r;obt ;pesi;mab HE IN then, and formula bic