The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-04

the State Of New York, which was responded to BY
three as hearty cheers II seemed possible for any
body of men TO give forth.
! MIR. Chopper, Of Virginia, responded TO the re-
marks OF Mr. Ogden, IN an eloquent and Impressive
manner ALI sat down amid loud cheers Tor me"
York and Virginia"
| MIR. George y. Stanton, Of New York, offered
the following resolution, which was unanimously
adopted;
Resolred That this Convention authorize their
chairman 10 report 10 the Central Committee al
Washington the names of the committee OF nine
that duly authorized by this Convention on MOI
day 10 daft Address 10 the People OF the United
States
Mr.. John Mcguire offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this Convention
be published in all the Democratic paprs OF the
country, with the names of the delegates attached
and that Democratic friends be requested TO have
them published in pamphlet form, for distribution IN
all the States
Mr.. Acmstead, of Virginia, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolved That il be recon mended TO the States to
hold conventions on the 4th Of July soon there
after may be practicable, for the purpose of fra
ming electoral tickets
Mr.. Levi, f. Thomas, of Missouri, and Mr. VIM.
Ennis, of Rhode Island then addressed the Conyen-
ton.
Thos Dunn English, OF PeDnsy lvana, at the re-
quest Of the venerable Amos Hallohan, the patriarch
OF the Democracy in that Stat moved, " That the
thanks of the Convention be presented to the Presi
dent, for the ability and impartiaIity with which he
has presided over its dcliberations"-which was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Pond, OF New York, moved " that the thanks
of the Convention be prcaented 10 the citizens OF
Baltimore, for their polite attentions to the members
of the Convention" And Mr.. Whiting moved shat
the thanks of the Convention be rendered TO the Off
GERS, generally, of the Convention" Both Of which
motions unanimously adopted.
The President, Judge WHITE, th.n addressed The
Convention, as follows;
GENTLEMEN Having come together from every
section of this wde-exteDded Contederacy to consult
and act in concert in selecting candidates to fill the
highest Offices within the gift of free people, who shall
sustain those great and important measures best cal
culaed to advance the prosperity and happiness of
our nation that subject has received your candid
deliberations with unanmity unparalleled, and the
labors of the Co nvenon have closed
The vote Of thanks you have rendered me for
the manner in which have presided this vast
assembly Of ireemen, fills my heart with gratitude:
in return, please accept my grateful acknowledg
ments. Also, tender my thanks TO the members Of
the Convention for their cordial cooperation in
tanning the Chair in its decisions and their gentle
manly department TO preserve order. Also ! 10 most
respectfully tender my warmest thanks TO the citi-
zens of Baltimore, for the very civil treatment that
we have received, in and out Of the Convention.
We to separate to return to our families
and constituents, never more TO see each other
The thought fills nv heart with grief; but we have
duty to perform. Let US meet the question manfu-
ly; let those principles which have been eloquent
ly disseminated by the gentlemen who have adj
dressed this Convention be by us sown broad cast
over the whole country their force will he ire
sisiible, and the that we have raised for the
support Of freemep, John Tyler, the able and fear
less defender of our country, her Constitution and
her institutions, will triumph in victory.
Ia conclusion, allow me TO say that you have my
best wishes that you may safely return to your fami
lies and friends; and my prayer is that the God Of
heaven may grant you peace and happ ness in this
world and the world to come. Farewell
Mr. Gay, Of New York. moved "that the Couvcn-
ton do now adjourn sine die" which was agreed TO,
and, on motion Of MIR Smith, of Ohio, nine hearty
cheers were given for "Tyler and Texas
JOEL w. WHITE, President.
P J. Devine, j. G. Hadley, Asa T. Newhall, Ere
derrick A. Sumntr, Ephraim Williams, o. V. Holen-
beck, Edmund S. Derry w. C. milford, David |
Lynch, d. Lockwood Michael C. Sprigg, William
Collins, Sylvester T. Brown John T. Ruter, John |
V. Eustoce, James Graham, NJ. S. KreiGer, John
Stockton, VIM N. Bronaugb, Vice Presidents.
WIN. c. Whitehead, George Roberts, George F. |
BALDWIN, Samuel leintzeman, Cornelius NJ. Cole,
David sanderson, c. J. Fairchild, J. w. Wilson,
John orser, II. ?. barrow, .Sceretari1s