Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

To ct M, the thalfn,au, Of The tnmp,,,ts, al
aa''o'n ol lte several delegations represented by
"hnh The Convention was called to order. NJ, y
ON behalf OF the same Gomm,tre tho, ,.,.,,z. ,
Tue ioH'"lns nominations lof President Vt,e p,ei.
o'as ana Secretaries, which nomiuat onsnec Rpfcc,l
To by arclamatfnn. s
PRESIDENr.-JabnV / M.,I.,.r.t
ylanh VI ~
VICE PRESiDENTS,-W W Ills. Of Main.
- w. Emoty. of New ilaepshhe; Il. Bsbrnek
Or. oi khodn island ]. y. Eldrdrc, of Connsf,i.
cut thailes Hopkins of Vermont; Thomas 4
Ha"tet' OF n Hampshire u. L. kmp. of Massa.
Gnu et's J. N REYNOLDS, of New York J. NJ.
helm, "i Prnnsylyanin Charles H. Black M peI.
a"ate William luck, Of New Jersey; A W,lson
81 fe'olh j. Edwards, al Ohio J H. Tto.
slef OF Tennessee &. X. Clarke. Of Mnsoofi |
piie'i' ct ALBANIA e. Mason Gr,hl,n, of Iani.
,laha ~ II. Wright, OF Indiana; ]. Constable. Of
lnaois J. X. Gillian. Of n Carolina; Tbo,n,s
Aaen, OF Dlstlict Of Co'umbia; +. VI. Robertson
OF Georgia Il. WIeklac Jr. OF kentucky NJ
n,,eodmg, Of Michigan llany PAGE, of MARYLAND
Edward G,maec, II SAITH Carolina
sttRE IARlES.-M s. Appleton. Of Maine );
=, T. ''hlif'd, Jf.. OF New Hampshire L. C.
'i'' ., hno1e island Baldwin Ausin OF Connect
'al T. /. " alton, IT., ut Vermont T. G. Anstin
.i Massachusetts, Alexander kelsey, II New Yo,l
. W ASH, Tyson, ot Pennsylvauia !. Burlb of Del
awal' JOS ~. Nicholson, rf MARYLAND N !
naef' OF NitaInia ; j. torWin, nf Ohio: C.
=, Notvtl, Of Tennessee j. White, Of M,sSouri
HIf1fiH, l.un
lslanai John llnu II, Il Indiana ---4 Randall. al
.lhnois W. MPher1ets Of n Carolna; A. {. NJ
PENNINGTON, al New Jersey; Geo. Dawson, of Mich
gan Il. l.. Brent, 81 DiSlllct Columbia r. Coop.
e. oi h'n'nehS j. llnvry, Of Suuil, Caiohna r.
tlnke. of Grotgla.
The lollowinn resolutions ,cro,,,,c,,,d =, H.
adoption Of the Convention by the Commiflee al
thanWcn, wire then read by Nj. Thompson of the
! onoIUrt, and unanimously adopted:
:, "es''''8 by 'hr Convention oil the Mic Young
Hlen' assembled al Baltimore, the Truth DAY I, Nav,
ls4o, 1hh the nomination OF VILLA An HEN
R1 HARRISON Il Oaio 10, the oaice Of IA.
ilrsldrni II the United Suites, and of JOHN lA-
l'tk' 81 Virginia, lat the office Of Wee President
81 lhe uuted states, by the late " h,g Convention Al
ll'fneoufg IL hereby cordially approved aud rat
ihed, and ealnsl y recommended TO the support of
the people II the Unsed States.
hfS9irfd, iha 10 snst,n Ia. s,id nomination
'h' "Nne Men Of The IoIou should unite Iheitz = Al
nhnsastn, and vigof, 10 the nisdom, cxpc,ienre
and Judgment q their seniors. aud to insure us ri,
umlh and success thry should Immediately adnm
lhplongh and efficient ofgauiaiilon.
hfsoirrd That Ion lha, purpose il be iccommrn-
hed 10 Democratic Wings every uherr 10 foim
Democratic Iippreanee Clubs or Harrison Assn.
calions, IN The respective towns counties aud efIrs
OF the States, v lnch shall establish aud maintain an
active political cone pondencc and procure and cir
cnlaie rolnie Il Itioimaiion.
hf5o'red, That these Clubs aud Associations
"hen lotmed, shall select aud appoint The nblrsl and
'nos' '"''ehi orators 10 address the people on all
pf'Pff occasions as may be deemed advisable; Ia
Pf"eai'" The ilnths oi Republican liberty and 10 tx
p"se tie abuses AID eartupifons ct a spolIs plty
"hlrh would ems 3Yc the PEOPLE 10y M odluus aud
insult, tAlIe / rdetaI De- otism ~ the Gltm If an
unchecked AMI unbalanced Executive, ntioannt-
" hsshwing The rn>e, dielaInR laws Of f,yr-
hue at7 tnanee, accommodating standing atrnies IN
TIM OF peace. dcmosting the CO ord ate depart
Wrnts OF the iadc II Governments rfusctlfuc n,il.
a,., II.
am sovereignty Of the States.
hesotrcd, Ihat we will not weld or relax IN.
u" Tie gteai work OF ref rm and Of redress &C glIev-
ahfes be hnlshed; aud 10 insure perseverance IL The
en 81 Iuls noble bu1 afdu"us Struggle Tor cytl AID
poincd liberty We vii meet IN our Clubs AT stated
'lihes ItghlatlA--we viii punt aud publish useful
mailei-we Will address ourselves in every fcasona
hle aud Iespeetinliotm to onr fellow counlrymen
aud hn'IlY, we viii, imnc diaiely preceding the
f'e>idenlial election IN the Fall. such times as
me CEN raj tlnns OF The respective States may ap-
point, assemble IN Stale Conventions ihionp out
he NJ to consider Of prcpafali MS for The coming
contest.
fcSoteed That 10 carry onl lhcsc resolutions the
'kepnbhcan Committee Of Seventy slk," appoinied
by TIE opponents Of the present Administration. al
public me etines ~ the CIV Il Washington, Feb 18Th
ana lSli' 1910, and the 4" 1ooug Mems eonnmitirc OF
lofi1 one be and the hereby constituted the
Central Democislic IIppccanoe Club oil the UnIpu;
and the Genital Wing committees ofthe States res.
IeetheIy be and they are hereby constituted The
)tmociale llrpecanor clubs or HanIson assoea.
IONS, "hoseidu1 II shall be 10 cores ond immediate
y lor The formation Of cry. town AID cnuniry clubs
aud 10 snpcrlntond all the other interests oi the
great and glorious cause TO winch We here plcdpe
our dearest devotion and most patriotic exrrtlons.
htS6tred, ! hat II be recommended 10 each de-
irgaiuh 10 false u Tree contribution OF Que dollar
rom each ol us members, TO support the opposition
press al the Guy of Washington, and Centrally 10
oppose The tytannlral lax upon the ofiee hol-
.lers Of the Presidential party.
Reso'"ed. That The fond lhps raised shall be
placed ia III hands Of The Executive comn,ltee Of
Seventy SIX At " ashiGgton.
These resolutions wer. unanimously op;ed by
the Convention, aud the ioilow,g was then eittled
and adopted also
be requested 10 call The several States, through
Ihef Wee ftcsdcns, for bliel statements ti thelt
present polIucaI condIllpn aud prospects.
In pursuance Of his resolution. the President OF
the Convention se.erdy called on tle following gen.
tie en-, who addressed tie Conyention ~ regard TO
tie euIfehi ol popular opinion in their several
States, the rum Z" business and destruction Of trade
erowlns oni oil the measures Of the Administration,
the necessity HAT felt for achange. and the con
General Hanson could the disasters that
threalrneGed to oyer~lelm HEN. The names 81
the FeAhefs vere-Mr. d}abcock. OF Rhode Island,
Mr. .Eldudge. oi ConneGucut, Mr.. llurkins, rl Yer
mont, Nh King, al Massachusetts, Mr.. Reynolds,
Of New Nrfh Mr.. Briefly, al Peunsy lvaili, Nj
Wilson. 81 Virginia, Nh. Edwards, oil OHIO, Mr.
llpaes 81 Tennessee, Mr.. Clarke. oil Missouri,
Governor Duncan, Of lunnis, Mr.. Souuard, OF
New Jersey, MIR. Emory, OF New Hampshire.
'lhr lion. HENRY A. WISE Was called for
and appearing at the ont OF the stand, thanked HE
Convention for the honor lhes had doue him. ma as