Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES country. Union is>tpngl
A. he !aj heard that in family affairs, he had no
experience in the matter 9Icat laughter aiS
AMI qnalicl> we've the prelude 10 amorr clo>cani
more aiiechonate union. 80 in The case ~ ;hcir
difficulties. Which wee bow passed. They wee
now bound together nv closer ties nj union aEd
hoheIhood than they were before the difficulties
had occurred. and every hope Of the Viii. party
ircm This source must now vanish
Mr.. Frazier. OF PENNSYLVANIA, rose rs a cili-
zen OF the county in which Nj, Buchanan !esi-
dc,, and expressed his regret al Icing compelled
10 .!c>er him and spoke in ayein OF great hunor
Ton hall houg
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballo; .ol 4
candidate 70! The Vice Presidency. which !e>i,lic,!
a. follows:
For SiIas Wright, 25s
For Levi Woodbury.,
The eight votes iDr Mr. Woodbury. were east
~ 4 portion Of the delegate, from Tie >,;.lc OF
Georgia
Ailcr he enthusiasm of this announcement,
had >ilr>it.cd Nh Finc, of New York. in lel.li
of Nj Wright, letu.Eej his thanks To The Coll
ycnon ior The honor which had been conferred
upon bin. He had had IN interview with Nj
Wligh few days since, in Washington. and
hi- last Woru> 10 him were. 10 withhold his Jam.
USED IN any event. But he had allowed il 10 90
beiole tie Convention, tor the purpose OF hanno-
ny and he hoped that Mr. w would consent to
serve, rs he believed he woad confer a> much
honor on the Office a. it could possibly confer Oh
him II he would serve he considered his eec-
:iun certain
Mr.. Cave Johnson. of Tennessee reminded
Me Convention. tat a. ther bad p!o; ird he ends,
Hey nu>l also dtena 10 tie ucaGS. Que o. th:
Edi'or> al the Globe, now present had requested
him h. announce lp the Conscalon, that ti.,
Gole. The old and faithful organ of liz Dcino-
cratic Party, would 1--WE 10 The nominations This
DAY made. it> coIdiai aud undvJed support. As
10 whatever may have appeared in lis columns,
calculated 10 wound the feelings ofthcir Southern
friends. all he was assured, would c wiped oil,
and made trrieM 10 their satisfaction.
The President then plc>cnicdt Ia The Convention
several political communications. after which, :,
Committee Of Wcniy-Six on resolutions, With
power IL draft an address Ia the people of the
Urited States. was appointed.
\ Committee al livc was also appointed in
communicate la the nominees Ike action al lhc
Convention. In oltlcr 10 close mp their hll. ines
aud II possible hear l!o.n Mr. Wright in ihc
mean time. the Convention adjourned I'LL half
past o'clock iv-iAolow incoming.
fFrom liz Bahimo,t Rpubiicaa Mn 20
LORIOUS RESuL T-y We LA
Rep l. Il LIQ | l.!
On announcing yesterday, 10 the Democracy
OF the country. the Nomination OF Col. JAMES
X. POLK of Tennessee as the Democratic can
diiate for President. orr feelings were such a.
could not we'll describe. We experienced, ON
that occasion Il two-iold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
renee and dniralion--concurrcncc IN 10 ,uoi-
ciouS selection which the Convention had lhuN
maG,. in tie selection OF Governor Polk ~ ic
Individual who is 10 bear a!o.i, in the approach
in. contest. the Democratic banner; admiration
IL the perfect unanimity and sacrifice of pcl>o-
nal predictions which had throughout charac-
teri>cgi the action Of thai patriotic and august "a.
>emblagc. In announcing the selection OF the
Hon GEORGE VI. DALLAS Of Penn>vMa-
ria Is the Democratic candidate for the Vice
Presidency these feelings have undergone pu
abatement; for. whilst We admire the wisdom,
which prompted the nomination oi those di>;in-
.ui>hcd individuals. cannon but yertE the
union. harmony. concession and patriotic ocv0~
ton Ia principle. which has Throughout been
so con>pcuously demonstrated. What slrih-
in@ commentary do the proceedings ol our Con
vcnlion. composed. a. II was oi men cNcclitd
in talent hv none ia the world afford upon ,ho,,
which rendered ~ dsaracciuiiy memorable the
Wing Convention. Ia support OF she nomination
lluS presented ior The acceptance ol The DEM
clacv We ;llc sure the parry Will rally Ia = mai.
ana WIN Foh aud Dala>; oar >rauuald tcIi
e. an enthusiasm viii hc excited throughout he
wide cXparsr ui on common county. Whch Will
know No abatement, hut in the full ample and
triumphant success Oithc Democratic cause. T."
attain this important ;nd desired object, We !c-
gard the nomination - exceedingly appropriate.
We haze therefore raised our laa, ana in>cl!cd
upon il the names 81! Col JAMES X. POLK ana
GEORGE IL DALLAS Under MS 't,inl0j'
VIC shall he &7e 10 conquer in al assaults Il
shall BE- or rallying-ciy in the day Of battle, AMI
We are sue it will lie that ~ h. .oiiyc F",iB. Let
every Democrat. then. taxi, the field Let them
be- mindful of tic importance OF the cent, 81. and
ol the duty which they owe to themselves. their
families. their country and their COP Lcl them,
confidently. then. prepare themselves Tor the con-
les: and covered with the shield of Democracy.
and armed with the sword of principle and inic
grily-hnrl defiance 10 the combined attacks Of
Whggery ami corruption.