Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-02-14
From the Wing Standard.
THE NOMINATION MADE
.HUSH YOUR JAW"

The Globe Of Monday evening takes
occasion to say, in substance, what We
lave said in the above caption. The ed
,tor speaks of repor, being started here
BY 1.-THE enemy" that Mr.. Van Buren,
would decline the Democratic nomina.
tion, and says that the "ohject ofihi Was
20 breed distrust aud distraction among
the true Democracy--io excite new
hopes and projects among the lukewarm
and Unaffected; and. above all, 10 impress
the public mind with the idea that The
strong man Of the Democratic party was
appalled, by the new Federal coalition,
and dared not confront IL. This was to
lend color TO The concerted cry, set up at
the same time, that nobody doubled the
success of the Northumberland Henry
As the editor writes. he waxrih warm,
and expresse,h his thoughts aud indignant
feelings in remarkably chnste aud ener-
z etic language. But let this pass what
~ desire tn call the particular attention
TO, is, the "facts" he stutes, and the les.
son that in therein, incidentally, but very
significantly. read to those OF The Democ>
r0ey who are still running after the Cal
houns, the Johnsons, and the Cases.
They will please to understand that the
naller is settled, aud that "an almost
unanimous nomination Of MIR. Van Buren,
as the candidate fr ll,e Presidency" will
be made BY the Baltimore Conven,ion.---
Il hey will please to be Cautions how they
atte>,pt sto unsettle all that the FIXED
DISPOSITIONS OF THE PARTY
HAVE SETTLED" But we will give
che language of,he Elat-Inajor oilhe par
~ himself: he goes OH to say
I'VE thought this poor jockeying trick
too contemplate TO notice, and did not
think il worth while even to contradic,
tho fabrication about Mr.. Van Buren 8
withdrawal. But we get. from cores
pondenls, that the old COON DECElV-
ERS are busily prepagating this story
through the country. We therefore IT,
form our friends a, distance that it is
not only false, but that there never exist
ed the slightest circumstances to give il,
countenance. Il was intended to count
eract the influence of facts well known l.,
the intelligent at Washington. whicich. if
understood everywhere, would have
stamped absudny OIL It's face. These
facts were. tina. the Democracy in Con-
xress and the country had settled on Mr..
Van Buren, for its candMate-that the
delegates to The Convention AT Baltimore
were chosen, in almost all the States, and
instructed to nominate him-lhat nine
ten,hs of the Democratic Representatives
were in his favor-that 1t was well as
eertalned that, whether the Convention
were TO vote per capita, as the Represen-
tatiyes of States or districts, the result
would oe the same: an almos, unanimous
nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren, as The can
dida.e Cor the Presidency. The design,
therefore, Of propagains the rumor that
Mr.. Van Buried had Withdrawn, was to
UNSETTLE ALL THAT THESE
FIXED DISPOSITIONS OF THE
PARTY HAD SETTLED"
The Reading (Pa.) Democrat gives us
the data upon which the Globe bases its
declaration that the "FIXED DISPOSE
TiONS OF THE PARTY HAVE
SETTLED" who is TO be the Democrat
ic candidate. II says
$50 far as the States have elected DEL
eratss, the result as to the Presidency IS
70 foIlowe:
New England 43