The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-30
CHARLES n. POM, President.


18th Charles Arnold.
Seereiaries
John c. Palmer c. aries r. IneersolI
MIR Pond on taking the Chair, addressed the Con.
yenton Tor about half an hour and brought down
cheer on cteeL lie reminded bis fellow democrats
OF the scenes which The mocrstic party " ttnessed
old alnglord during the DAYS OF yeae, son from,
VIII ch time until now, he believed this old t,vn had
been democratic. He concluded by introducing TO
the Convention the Hon. Ralph ! ngersoll Mr.
was greeted With hearty cbeei, and spoke for more
than an hour. He alluded TO the PRINCIPLES of the
democratic party aud the measures which thew pro
posed among which was the Independent Treasury
revenue Tsrf, giving protection TO all the prea, in
terests-re-snnexaon OF Texas, and the assertion of
our right TO Oregon. lie introduced to the Conven.
ton, m CONCLUSION, the Hon. c. r. Cleveland Oar
gallant governor Then came forwa a. and the we'll I'm
rang with shouts as he commenced his speecb--h,
to1 alluded TO old Wsllingfurd and her d,moor,cy
ana showed mat The federalism Of 1900 is the wht.
gerry oil lel4 Is there whig present. said he
who denies IL" mol said a wing in the crowd
"You are honest man, said the Coy,rnor. &C.. ~,
teli me don't you think the election OF Thomas J,f
lerson curse 10 the tuntryin "Y,, y, s,;d Dr.
wing 81 wish,n said the Governor Ct ali ,hs
Wing party wouli tell their opinion as hones,lv -
on naYeh %
Gov. Cleveland spoke about FORTY minnie. "
uoduced the Hon Isaac 1oucy If Hartford \, ~"
ing found Impossible for more than half the o,owd
70 near We speakeis, u was proposed that another
STAND DE erected; so accordingly wagon was roIIod
GUY 10 we soulh oil The principal stand, and large
body OF men were gathered around u-be . Msssss
coleman, OF Alabama, Stoddsrd, Of New Haven ami
DOCTOR Douglass, OF New London. eloouently adj
dressed ihe multitude during the day Notwirbstand-
ing lhis large body OF men were drawn on f,om The
original mass, another stand vas called for and
Joiners oenci was carried up TO the top Of the hlI
ana from It, Messrs. G. M. IngefsolI of New Ua'
ven, w >. Dayy, OF Kentucky, w. J Flagg. # New
raven IL Johnson, OF Hamden, an old Reyo'utian,.
y solder, whose name we did not learn Mr. Craney
ano Mr. . Mir, Of New Haven, sucoes,iv,ly a.
oessed me crowd before them. But To return 10 the
prmcipai stand, and TO MIR Toucy; be was londIy
cheeIeo throughout his mastery speech. and rivetted
ne auen,on OF he thousands be ore him who b,d
,he pleasure OF hearing him--we visbed we ,o,Id
nave 'asen notes Of this and the Other speeobe. viii
were made. Hon George s Cauin follo.od NJ
ouoy. Mr. Catlin IS one Of the best snesler. wo
ever listened TO, and the muItiipde m,n;,..,aJ
we" appreciation OF his remark. in loud and cont,n
u.o oneers. John Cotton Smith. Jr Fo ,.,,
came forward and made very maie.,,c and 49,
gent speech bringing down The sonlau.o Of 81.
pesrers. hwss nos FIVE O'Clock, and he car. wsrs
'oo" 70 hNe-olher gentlemen we're prevented from
Tue Committee TO nominst. Pres,d.nti,i .,.,,o
reported The name Of RALPHI. INCFRsoJi
N''ch "ss approved Of by the universal sv,