Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
Democratic National Convention.
Esm ne Bdtnole Republican : 8rsn.
National convention.

y tA mtthtt bels4e - VclJfS. the Hon. Nj. SAuuicrs
Of n c, eailei The boy to order, and mtved the appoint
men, e a chairman. to proceed =. h. sad) m The p5ssca-
ton Of the great " * which had called hem 'o.eher. Mr..
Sm'sr4 that the Hon Heni.lck Is. Wiisht, " Luzefne, Ia.
take the chan p0 TEN.
The movement Va. unanimously agreed 10. Ard
and most enthusiastic applause. lie then cailei the C3nven-
ton 70 oder, and sossc,tei that thcy proceed Z, the election
81 S.cret4sIe.. H.. lion " Sanders 49, n : had b.cn
hs fortune u have been a member Of the Brfnocfs &c Con-
seniian which assembled "a lsse. ard also that whirh net
m IsSj, he nov lose u move thai THIS Convention pursue
The same course winch = - done al Those periods, because he
iaonght # taey adopted tie same rules fr their oiler and
government on this occasion. they would greatly factl4t tie
Their !ab1ls. Bat untsl lhe propci peuyl uIieef 70 fHef The
Resolution. nc ~ouH nov nominate YIN. r. Richie. son #
Thos- Isi'ehte. the edif.r II the Richmond Enquirer, a sec
rsiaFy OF TIE Convention.
The notion Wa unanimously agreed 10. amid loud demon
stat q, Of srpl use sad ah.lacfsan-
Mr. S'nniefs then offered ne Dloaing resolution.
hssolrei, That the rue, ard feguia' rns aS adopted By The
Natirnal Convention r May $50. he the rules aud rc.ul4-
TONS fl the g0geumeni Il ihi, Convection.
The Hon. cave johnson a. usht they ou- hf, before acting
"aon tim. re>p1ntion, see what deles'tos were IN aftent-
anoe, and who we've entitled aHd qualified 70 ypte. After
those flct. should have be ~ a-certainct then he di not
know that he would oplo-e tie al ptipn Of the resolution f
the Hon gertieman. Nj. J then moved thai a com niree BE
appointed Z sxruiHc the credentials of delegates, with a
hel l. vote.
The Charman sad The e " al cady motion perdir-.
NJ CtH -. 81 Marc, e~.fe> 81 his sa4prSe ~ me mo-
tn = the gentleman fion y. 4. oil. Sa4uiers} ~ hl.s'4-c
OF the rroteeiings, when they hid not a.eeit IacI whether
tie sesrrI Sfae, wee Griy repre- -rn,ed ~ ms C,u.,n-
TIN he ihausht, On consideration, Ia, fictd firm y. g.
would tiruk 4 but an act "a courtesy. would deem II due o.
hIm-.f, anf he goat oec'-i'n who called them together.
10 withdraw his proposition, al least, fr The present.
The Hon Mr.. S~luHiei, certainly thought hmclf iDdebt-
ed 10 the geatenan fsn' Mime. Tor The very cou reous r~-
ma K he hal thought proper TO make with respect to hun
Now, hc Ma ; would Mt have complained hal h. not
SAID hat Z j, W. an extraordinary AMI novel m tan. tie
(ir. >'u"def) hoNesef, denied mt At Va. because II was
pfe'iey the ie"l1u = which VAS suh omitted % the Demo-
clahc tuuvefti u ~ ls5s and $50, and acted upon. II DAD
Mt al al conflict win The fe~o'utsn %. the gentleman hom
Tennessee. $ one 81 hike character adopted and a e mrt-
- q also appointed To- examine the CREDENTIALS al fatr-
gafes, &C al lie pei Il he hal rsicfici 10; but while that
,n,e-tisat,on VS. z IL Oh. a committee VS. appointed nj
dd IeQoit a st 81 luics. M. ). went on u ur-e the alog-
couil te al tel.
The Ilon. ". +. Colerif tu>'el HAT they wonll act IN a
.arit Of halmepy aud eoaeii'ti'n- lie hoped The gentle
man fiom \. Caiolts would Withdraw his motion fr the
present until the 9 mnlitees were appointed.
Mr. u lpsias e u, hood the tc-0uti "a OF the seafle-
man I ON \. Casolina woIii he withd iwn, aud ex resell
his seniimsn Ms a. o. the ti'emra il winch. # any acton were
taken uron = now, u ~ uI place tho Convention.
The chair here annouf &C. L, the Convention hat the COM
miiise OF sifars ments hid IS Informed him that they had
ini'oiucei into the Consentiau a clergyman aud II vas their
desHe that the psoeeed"s- might be Commenced with pay
e.
And he cnsilesafioa Of he resolution being 20 tpoaea.
fhe Rev III. Inns f - ilimorc. VS. introduces 10 the
Convcui ION, ant eaescl ~ sfefec t payer. invokin. the
blessing. 81 Almighty cd upon their proceedings, ata hay
ing concluded,
Tn Rsv. Mr. M,Jufon va i.tf au~cl ,nl read the ism
Psalm, aft r which the subject Wa resumed.
Mi. Mort n, Fl Massaehusetis. hoped that tie -cniiem,n
wouli not withdraw he Ie-ouflon IN Tie present >fa~r of
bn-incSs, tecsi-c he did not conceive that there " ut be
any dihie ulfy IN lscet4ininz the number OF votes in tic Con-
ven'iou. as he p.rsuasd iha' 10 gentleman would come into
the Convention and aHem. % voc ua1cs> he hal a perfect
iisht- lie co ~cluielty su-ge,tn1 - the Gentleman 10 -
amend ms resolution %. 20 r,qafrc the afp~in,msut ot enc
delegate from each telcstii II, aui ihcn lie resolution w1ul!
probably meet Tie wishes @: z ntiomep : neatly.
Mr. sit. ii the o. ct # The fesalufi u was II as
certain who ~efc here A. htully. then why NOT present. hat
notion distinctly that 4 delegate lc selected fon each
State # the 80 icletacy. 80 that hey might ascc.taia wLo
were entiled To vote ~ tbs toly.
The Hon. NJ. Walker SAID, with \ Vi, " 10 obviate al
difficulties. he " MD red Tie rc~atni n which ,v4s ,Ju,,ot
in The Convention N 1882. Here the resolution was read +
lie then saii he wonll o1er a sinilar resolution o. TN
hs.
Nr. Saunders then sail that he would withdraw it Gr the
present
Mr.. Walker then real he resolution as follows:
Resoired, That a committee Of one from each State report
10 tis tonvefi.on the names ii the delegates from such
Atthc suggestion f VI. Cave Iehnsoa. this rc,olution WIS
50 molihed a. L. lnecf a committee 10 be appointed ~ each
agreed t..
MI. Jcweit Of Maine, then offered the following resolu-
Res irel. Tint the committee alo .eyo.t tn. number Of
votes u which each state l. entitled.
After beng meaaei. at The suggestion Of Mr.. Cave J,hn-
son. BY adding the following words ihcreto, it " ; agreed TO
"And Il lhc %suiieIsney Of their Credentials"
Nj. --r roe AMI s,ii That he stool before the Conyen-
tIon N the attitude Il nothing hpi a plain fImcr, unsccus-
TONED 10 The scenes q! cuuiu n winch surrounded HIM
Without order aui System ~ such a 4clibeiAtive b ". tev
could MT gel aions Tiny required III the dciIael,usu the,
could ctmna'i. ite very scene .t.elf vas ,|xrii4t. AID
# the house WIS %, snail ( 7 Their %lcltcnti rs. 1t the
body 70 Elsewhere. lie concluded ~ saying, II ust hat
We owe 1t l. ourselv,s-th,t We owe 1t ., IA count y-that
We owe II u our cause 10 proceed Ia ctr deliberations, in
suea a way a, u ~ an ihe oilsets ~ 'leN-thereioie |
would respectfully suggest, that g,ntt men would take their
seats AMI act with dehhe1ation AMI proceed with our regular
business. (t,Ieat and enthusiastic applsu.el
MIR Cave Johnson moved that The Convent n - now adj
lou tail } O'Clock. and be would al>p sugset that a com
mlttee tc agpolnicd 10 cX mite whether a noic commoiiou.
and ouvenieni ru,in cannot be obtained. Nj. J. Afterwards
withdrew his proposition for a few minutes.
The Hon. Benz + Batter. of y. Y. expressed his entire
rfaf nd fWF Hff4f 70 tM H. rAfH. rf,r.., =. 4.L