The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-12
ADMINISTRATION CONVENTION OF
SANDUSKY COUNTY.

In pursuance of call of the friends of the present
Administration, met on the Goth inst, at the Court
house in Lower Sandusky, and the meeting was or
gained by calling Jesse S. Omsted to the Chair and
appointing b ]. Bartlett, Secretary, Committee
appointed by the meeting to report the names of
persons In the different townships delegates to at
tend the State Convention to be held at Columbus on
the 18th of April next; whereupon the Committee
reported the following, which was unanimously
adopted by the meeting, to wit:
Sandusky-Jesse s. Olmsted, l.. O. Rawson, B. J.
Bartlett JAS Justice, Plat Brush, Alex Anderson,
JAG. Nyce, Saml. Thompson, Wilson N. Stark and
s. Birchard.
BaipiHe-G. F. Nudge and J. Eastwood.
Porter.
York "A. Hamilton and N. Magrew.
Riiey-Mathas Dean.
Scott-Joseph Kelley.
Washington David F. Squires.
Rice-Thos. White.
Jackson-J GiIgar, VIM Hudson and Alvin Gas
sard
Madison-A. Ballard.
WoodpiHe Day and Alex Day.
After which, Committee appointed by the meet
ing to draft resolutions reported the following which
were received and unanimously adopted.
Resoived That crisis has arrived in which all true
Republicans called upon to return to first princl-
ples and to resist by every in their power the
effort to engat Federal doctrines upon the platform
of Repubcanism, being neither seduced by smiles OF
Resolped, That we have the utmost confidence in
he patriotism of President Tyler; in him we find all
that is great in intellect lofty in thought elevated in
sentiment, generous in purpose decisive In action
in such hands the Republic will ever be safe.
Resolred, That we would recommend to the ultra
and President making members of Congress- to join
with the irresponsible banks and 60 into immediate
liquidation of accounts; believing the time will short
y arrive when the People will have need OF either
The way to Babylon will never conduct TO Jerusd-
lem sin is no less dangerous because men are hard
ened in it.
Resolred, That in opinion the power conferred
upon the Executive of the United States by the Con-
sttution to such of Congress violate either
the letter spirit ofthat charter wholesome grant
of power; the exercise of which in proper cases
should not be dispensed with and that President Ty
er in applying it to the two great projects for the in
corporation of National Bank, merits the lasting
gratitude of the American People.
Resolued, That we heartily concur in the principles
advocated by the "Old School Republican" and
honor the firm manly and intellectual pursued
by that paper to arouse and maintain among the
American People, true of their present condi-
ton-and in exposing the profigate and corrupt con-
duct of men In high political stations.
Resolpcd That the thanks of this meeting are due
to the Editors of the "Lower Sandusky Whig," and
"Sandusky County Democrat" for publishing the call
for this meeting.
Resolped That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and published
in the Lower Sandusky Whig" the "Sandusky
County Democrat" the "Old School Republican
and the "Madisonian."
On motion, jesse s. Olmsted, James Justice and b.
J. Bartlett, were appointed Central Corresponding
]. S. OLMsTED, CHAIRMAN
(Attest) B. J. BARTLETT, Secretary