The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

Delaware county was appointed in his stead.
Mr.. Hanna of Wayne offered tor adoption
the following resolution.
sRtsoLyE WE'D. That the delegation from each Con-
gsessiona district shall retire, and selectfrom
their number a committee to consist OF one dele
gate from the several counties composing such
Coagre ssional districts for each Repre- sentative
the said counties are entitled TO BY law to re-
peTtsto tire Convention the name OF some suita-
BILE peEs, from eachsdistfict respectively TO be
tpiaeed on the Wing ELECTORAL ticket, aud alss
the name OF another tor contingent elector S
! Eaess delegation shall also select one delegate
| from It's number tOtorm a committee of ten to
nominate to the Convention two electors for, the
Stale at large amt two contingent electors.
RESOLVED, That committee of ten be ap-
pointed by .he chair. to draft and report to the
| Convention suitable address
RESOLVED, That a committee Of ten be appoint
ed BY The char TO draft and report to the Con-
vention proper resolutions.
Which after being amended so as to allow
the counties 10 vote according TO their mum
Der ofSenators and Representatives; and also
| for the floating members-and that each coun-
| ty should have at least one vote, was unani-
mously adopted.
The President appointed the following as
the committee 10 prepare the address.
Messfs. Parker oil Fayette, r. w. Thomp-
son of yigo, Bradley Of Marion, Defrees of
ST. Joseph, Hobbs OF Lagrange, Buell. of
Warren, Cotton ofPeny, Orih ofTppecanoe,
Chandler Of Vanderburgh, and Barnett of
Marion.
The President also appointed the following
as the committee on resolutions.
Messrs. D. P. Holloway, of Wayne, Nc
Gaughey of Putnam, Davis of Floyd, Sample
ofDelaware, Pennington of Harrison, Stat
ford Of Morgan,Allen of Lapoue, Mcguire of
Marion, VIM. G. Zion of Boone and Sands, of
Crawford.
On motion of Mr.. Bradley of Marion, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED. Thaia committee Of two persons
from each Judicial Circuit be appointed. to report
70 this Convention the names of suitable persons
| IA each Circuit. whose duty it shall be during
the coming canvass for the election of State OF
| heers. and the electoral ticket address the
people, upon all the subjects involved in said
elections.
| RESOLVED, That the gentlemen so seected-b he
Hnd re hereby appointed The especial advocates.
IN a'd OF The electors,ei Wing principles through
OUT the State. That every occasion they
shall meet the argument Of onr opponents. and,
that whenever Eanife shout shalt be uttered.
they shall send " h'g thunder answering back.
IS REsos yEs, Elis,s..sf say Of ssae gestensess ss
appointed by this Convention shall from any
cause decline ihis appointment or be unable to
serve. it shall be the duty of the Certrai Conn
mitiee to appoint another IN his stead.
The President thereupon appointed said
committee.
On motion of Mr. Barnett the following
resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED That u committee Of three from Ma
ron county. and one from each Congressional
District he appointed by the chair, TO report TO
this Convention the names OF suitable persons
to act a State Central committee:
Which committee was appointed.
Mr.. Barnett of Marion presented the fol-
lowing communication to the convention.
The undersigned,on behalf ola commit ee
raised for the purpose. specially request
that the following be laid before the Conven-
lion on behalf Of the young Wings of Ind-
anal
At a meeting of a committee raised for
the purpose of arrangements forthe Convei-
ton of The Young Wings of Indiana, the fol-
lowing proceedings were adopted, viz:
Because of the adjournment of the Leg
islature, and the anxiety of persons at the
Capital TO return to their homes, ii is deem
ed most advisable TO anticipate the proposed
Convention ofthe Young Wings ofthis State,
and it is therefore recommended that their
convention be held this evening at O'Clock
in the Hall of the House of Representatives
when and where the entire convention is re-
quesed to assemble; in which the concur
renee of the convention is requested.
T. ]. BARNETT,
D. P. HOLLOWAY,
On behalf of the committee.
Which was unanimously concurred in by
the convention.
And then the convention adjourned ill 2
O'clock P. NJ, to give time 10 the delegates
from the several Congressional Districts 10
meet together and select delegates sc.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
The different districts then handed in the
result of their voting for Electors; when it APP
peared that the following gentlemen were
selected.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1. John A. Breckenridge, of Warrick;
9. James Collins, of Floyd:
8. John A. Matson, OF franklin;
4. Samuel w. Parker, of Fayetts;
s. Hugh O'NeaI, of Marion;
g. George C. Dunn, OF Lawrence;
4. r. w. Thompson, Of. vigo;
8. william Homes, OF Carroll;
o. John P. Biddle, OF Cass:
10. Lewis s. Thompson, of Allen.
CONTINGENT.
l. WILLIAM JONES, ofSpencer;
g. w. T. T. OrTo, of jackson;
8. DR.. Bowers, OF Ripley;
4. JOHN YARvAN, ofUnion: