The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-28
..nlsCARDlNG PENN

The Globe was premature in saying the 'De-
mocracy OF Missouri had Determined 10 discard
PENN and beslow monopoly OF favor on Inc
publisher of the STANDARD, near conneNion o'
the publisher of the Globe The following ex-
tract from the published account of the proceed
lnss Of the Democratic Association Established
TO Kill of Penn') will show how far The
Globe was mistaken:
From ns Missouri Reporter.
R,solrsd That this association rejoice a. the re-
election by the last Legislature Of Missouri, oi The
Hon Lewis II. Linn 10 the Senate OF the O'i'eo
States, recognizing In him the accomplished, pro-
found aud able staiesinani the highminded ana us-
ulfsd patriot the great champion Of western nile
and the perseye ing aud sagaclous friend oil The
nations honor and prosperity, as esnoed IN his Efforts
To procure appropriations Tor The improvement o'
our large rivers for the encouragement OF our nr"P
and tobacco growers; Tor The deve opment OIL our
unr,vaed mineral resources; for the adjustment OF
the private claims OF our citizens; ior The resto-
ration 10 the pure and noble hero oil New Orleans,
the incorrup,be Jackson, OF the fine imposed upon
him by wronghe ded and corrupt Judge, ! ms
nromnt and energetic measures 10 drive back TIE
British invaders ~ 1915, for his sincere devotion 70
the cause Of Ireland her present struggle Tor lber-
ty and for his constant, unremitting md tor ine
aImos, unaded exertons To prevent England, III her
grasDQlTg 6i isrrory, aud thus narrowing he limit
- .,r nslion, which are and should be, extended
from tho Atlantic the Pacific ocean--the heritage
Of Freed IN, TO whose dominion bounds should be
set on the North American continent, and to whose
progress rd check should be permitted un-
iii her thousand heard shouting in peace and
prosperity the Pacific as well as Atlantic shores
that we therefore hail the return Of the Hon. L. r.
Linn TO the United States Senate guaranty that
the Democracy of the Union, the honor Of coun-
try the interests Of the great west and the prosper
lily of Missouri will not want for liberal, noble,
and generous hearted champion, in the councils Of
the nation.
r. w. Holt, Esq, then offered the following rcso-
luton:
Resotred, That the Democratic Association Of st.
Louis have full and abiding confidence in The talents,
political integrity, experience, hrmness and enlight-
ened liberay Of Shadrach Penn, Jr., editor OF the
Missouri Reporter; ihatin his course, as the con-
ductor of the leading Democratic press in Missouri,
he has done honor TO himself and the party and that
he deserves the continued and undivided support OF
Of the Democracy of Missouri.
A. Kayser, Esq, moved to adjourn, which motion
failed.
The resolution was then debated by Messrs. A.
Kayser, w Palm, J. b. Colt, T. II. Holt, ID. ii. Do
novan, aud others.
On motion of ID, II. Armstrong, ESQ., the previous
question ordered, and, being put, IT ordered
That the main question be now put. And said reso-
luton adopted by yeas and nays follows:
AYEs-Messrs. 7. Ii. Holt, G.. Mcguire, T. Bre-
den, J. l.. Jackson. T. d. Hudson, A. Hood, N Ran
ney, H. .. Blennerbassett, r. hennett, j. Engeipefi,
r. Scanned, J. II. Baldwin, w. Rundlett, Il. Kmm,
G.. S. Bailey, G. Garvey, w. Palm, j. Leman, p. A.
Walsh, +. w. Holt, ID. ii. Donovan, w. Lindsay ID.
II. Armstrong, J. ii. Conn, ID. A. Magellan, ID.
Sheppard, b. Crickerd, r. Owens, J. f. Ostrander,
II. Leaky, P. Ryan, J. McGrew, X. C. McAlis,er,
w. II. Pococke, J. Wagner, w. LAWYER, J. keneday,
C. ID. Blossom, A. p. Ladew, w. II. Cowles, J. Me
Kennn, c. Harold, S. Reed Il. Mckenna, J. ID. Hill,
r.. p. Simmons, j. G. Ivory, +. Ford, }. Doyle ).
Sullivan, A, Renard l.. r. Lab,aumc, NJ. X. Ca
nife, P. j. Sullivan, J. Mcmahon, J. Brinker, w.
Hickey, r. Phillips, w. c. Howard, $. Freeman, G.
Engehausen, l.. Ward J. McEnnis, G.. Shelton,
f. Fagen, L Eager, w. G. Anderson, S. Will, and
G.. II. Raul.
NoEs-Messr r. NJ Darlington, o. ID. Filey, II.
II. Bowlin, A. nj. Gardner, j. b Bown, J. Colt,
w. McNar, J. G. Wood, T. Gray p. Tiernan, N.
Herman. T, T. CAN'T. r. J. Howard, T. p. Risk, w.
kinseller, j. Maserston, J. Murroy, IL Rogers, ke-
hoe A. kayser, II. Dougherty, l. Forbes, J. Lam
born, w. Weldon, II. b. Durham, j. Langton, X.
Louther, f. Hutsws, H. v. Miller, / w Ormsbee,
J. c. Stuart, J. Hastings, and J. b Townsend-33
On motion of r. s. Blernerbassett Esq, it was
ordered, that the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
shed in full in the Democratic papers of the city