Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23


"a. Resolued, That we have ever
confidence in tie ability and patriotism
of the present legislature of Ohio. w
thank them in the name Of democracy, 70
their frmness in compelling the resumP
tion of specie payments Ey the banks o
this State, and with feeling just prid'
point to the monthly returns Of 'Ou
banking Institutions, as sufficient evidence
Of the wisdom and justice Of the act.
ResOlUed, that the Democratic presl
Of Ohio yield 10 none, in talent, patriot
ism, efficiency, and devotion TO the bes
interests Of The country, and that one aDC
all, deserve what they emphalicslly pos
ses, the confidence and support Of every
lover of our free institutions.
Mr.. D.. Smith Of 'Ihe Westsrn Empire
(DaytOn) at the call Of the meeting, ap
peared; and in a speech which was dis
tinguished for its pathos, force Of reason
ing and beautiful fancy, delighted the
audience and called for, at intervals, en-
thusaslic applause.
Messrs. Thurman, Of Ross, g. Brough
Of franklin each responded 10 invitations
and held in suspense for considerable
period, the audience by speeches, elo.
quent, chaste, powerful in argument, Sc
we're in sarcasm, aud diverting in irony,
Mr.. Taylor, Of Licking, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted by
acclamation:
Rssolved, ThatSamuelMed is EMIT
led to the thanks Of this convention, ,and Of
the democracy Of Ohio, TOR his fearless
] and energetic course in sustaining the
cause Of truth and justice, and for strik
ing with strong hand al those who would
for selfish purposes, distract and divide
the Democratic party.
Upon the adoption Of the above, Mr.
Medary. was loudly called for from al
parts Of the assembly, and came forward
and responded in feeling aud happy
manner to its sentiments.
Mr.. Parker of Licking, offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted
with acclamatiOn:
ResOlped, That there is no good rea
son why personal property sold on exc
culion, should not be required 10 sell for
two thirds its appraised value as well as
real estate; that the attention Of the Leg.
islalure be called to this subject, and they
be respectfully requested to pass a law
providing for the appraIsment OF all per-
sonaI property sold on execution, and
that it bring two thirds its appraised val,
ue or remain unsold.
Mr.. Morgan moved that the thanks Of
Che convention be given to its officers for
Efhs able and impartial manner in which
discharged their duties, which wns
Eagieed TO.
The following resolution was then adOP-
I'd;
tResOlued, That committee of FIVE
ba appointed by the President 10 consIi.
tute the democratic Young Mems State
Central Committee Of Ohio.
The President IN accordance, appoint-
ed Messrs. Flood, of Licking, Ayres, Of
Hamilton, Morgan. .ofC Columbjana, Arthur.
of Muskingum, and s. D. Preston, of
franklin, said committee.
Mr.. Taylor then moved that commit.
toe of three be appointed TO suPerintend
the publication Of :he proceedings Of this
convention, as follows; Messrs. Tayler
Moore, and M. H. Medary.
On motion of M. H. Medary.
Resrlued, That the thanks Of this Con-
vention be rendered to John Young, ESQ.,,
for the use of the Theatre.
On motion of P. P. Lowe, Of Mont
gomery, -.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
Convention be signed by the officers and
published,
r he Convention then adjourned sine
die.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY, President
David T. Disney,
William Irwin,
James Taylor,
John Yontz,
A. G. Medary,
Robert Hazelline,
VIM. d. Tldball,
r. Wilson,
VIM. Jones,
A. Ball,
D. Smith.
Wm. Beam,
T. j. Orr,
James Steward.
I'D. Williamson,
A. DelapIain,
E. Raffensperger,
L E. Gaver,
Hiram B. Smith, &
James Blair,
Alexander McGinnis,
T.sJ. Smith,.
levi ID. Merideth,
Vice Presidents,
H. Fl. Robinson,
W F. DAILY,
:, Alffed.McVeigb,
c. Flood,