Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
From the Baltimore sun, May -.
\ ATInV AL nEMncR ATIC TYLER CONVENTION


TIL, Convention met Yesterday forenoon, NJ cal'eu> li
The spacious filed IN all - p not only On the foot
platform. and excellent band WAS ~ a'th""tt
which during the the convention, enyoaed the ncrt.
sary intervals Of business with national ais and other nae" els
urut music Al quarter before noon, Nh oel:Iuh Siu 81
Ohio, called The conventin 'o"def ana "h l' ho' ai' m
VIM shaIer u; York, called to the char tenn
Mr. addressed the conven"n stating the o'Jtc OF itr
justice - John Tyler M Rasd"n at ""
York ana Mr. Reynolds, of Msan were Then nominated ~
secretaries MR. Reynolds addressed hr 'n'' ' wa IN
Of John Tyler, but not ~ ia,of oil ms mned '"t
understood 10 be ia favor OF waiting tor me action % he
oft,, Democrats sirg IN Smother la Here
was a call nomination IN MS stead aud alter sl
ried speech by Mr. smith :" ono ~ whrh he s.' ,rI ne
proprieiy attending immediately /" The business tor "hh e
convention assembled, new nomination wa- iaae an" r'
Baldwin, Of New York, aud Whitehead, 9" 'H&ha "'' '
pointed secretaries Pro ina.
motion was ,nen made and adopted, 10 appoint "a re"c
coumirr' from each STATE to prepare rules Tor lhr -
-rument of the rntiou this aneiimrn was moved
in rle shape that committee OF one rom r.,h
stat. he appointed report permanent officers Tor -
somewhat stormy debate '"i "e n'Ie
apparently good reason the amrnhem wa, coy
Tn. next Step proceedings the adoption OF me fu'
nna @ ',n C Sir s. Jonn Of New York The pror> pr,
sent who delegates ordered I" take leafs al ~.
end of the hail. aud four segeaisa aims were appoint"
Ai,or rec, $ Of quarter the committee aplnnd
that purpose reported The foIown: l's' OF permanent ''
orr W H5, % sc% %sssrt@
r. 3 !! ngvS snn Ma,.' q .nS Eo
Williams, Connecrlcu Edmund > Derry, New York d. iyHet
G. srriec Maryland Dr. Wliam Collins virginia; syive,
Brown, y. e. John Stockton Michigan James Ian - '"
Sec'aa,ics-vm g. wh,rhead Va; GEO c. Baldwin, ~
Mn,sachu.r samuel lien.eman Pa j. saundcGson, Nr~
jersey; ]. ". WILSON, Vermont H. r. par:o", y. Y.
Mr. White taking the chair, spoke NJ follows:
Gentlemen Contention The unexpected honor YOU have
thought proper confer on me- BY the selection you nave j''
however that judcous choice coud have been mac
able and rxp.rneed gentlemen here a'seue%a
But rs called the Char {" preside Over !tf
heratinns Viii cndcavo Ia discharge The dulles assl."d @
the OF my abilities, and trust that the mantle OF c"'y
,.;tf yefru
We caea upon s,nrmen to dlssharge duty {" no or
Of The county, deputed by Democratic fellow eHe.
ACT with the nomination Of candidate for NE Pes
Jrucy and 10 cast votes man, and that m1a
allow m. Ia say John Tyler Of Virginia. loud ohtenHe
The expectations and wishes of constituents the ~a'
have expressed is point, not 10 lie mn"
der.tood who has molly stood by the Constitution
Of his counirywho has saved the Democratic Party, and rad
up from the PROSTATE condition in which 1t was itt at We
cose the campaign of 40 is The only whose name l
placed our hands by the peopie Great appa'sr
roise 10 find that am surrounded by men "h' ha'r Eel"
been identified w:h Jrticr.onian Democracy VII" have
grown grey in that glorious That The pnrrst patriotism lHa
love of country will be the guide OF all our actions vi" m
indulge doubt Let all We do be done with single eye 10 we
country. glory viii add that feel the utmost desire !" %n
which hall satisfy every member o tins large ana ms"F
cannot The Chair without assuming he rr-ponsit
Of proposing three hearty cheers for Tyler aud Texas
This suggestion responded to win three Ire
chrersi r
prayer th.n, the adoption Of motion to that '
made by Rev Dr. Krrder, who subsequently Offered ne ~
lowing resouii"n which he p'eaeed with some appropriate
marks: ,,
fellow ciiLens throughout the Unon manifested tn W
State, COUNTY, and District Conventions and m
assemblies, in which they have nominated John Tyler ~ VI
rnia Democratic candidate for The next Presidency ''
The members of This Convention deem due 10 that 'n''n
patriot, here proclaim by acclamaton as The candidate O. I
people chief MlgsTacy in si confident mol Only 'h
will he phanty successful at the potts. but v ~ a'
great victory relation 10 the introduction Of Texas
ache SEED hen tie country cnhusa,ucay sustained ~" ~
plauded him for his eminenily popular veoe-. ,,..
Some Gppos, of character not easily understood ny
mere YER raised hy Mr. Eddy, of New fok, ard n
other person. and no small amount Of confusion ened " %
II1ff Iip
proper The fact that the cw who opposed 10 w
M ] I hn a,opr.,y # watias !" learn The result
deliberations ofe National Democratic Convention rH ~ e.
SION in another HALL in his city Mr. Derry New Nofk, ,l
he satisfied that SIR Van BGfen wond be n"mha
the other Convention and AN nvowed Calhoun man "
sir Calhoun Cabinet, declared for Tyler, on be'
himself his friends. and poured oil upon The wave
the Convention, then scmewlla, agiaed Mr. Nhilhs H. ~,
sina strongly for the immediate nomination o i
They Virginia, he concnded, had stuck 10 Mr. van hup
long. and they would now rais- The Tyler bahnrf. e
he, wait for the action of another Convention p
hesitate. while they deliberate the claims OF Van
anence Of their decision loud Of NO. 10. aud
'qustion question - came from all parts of The Ball
favor Of the immediate Of John Tyler. 1hes
loved Cass, aud tired by pubic meetings aud all Ne
The Presidency efforts Of avail and ''
found that, succeed they must 20 for honest Joan -
away, and as he was about 10 start for BAi'
large number Of the most siaunch Of his Dem0crac s"
while giving him parting shake Of the hand tsei"'rd ~
asked Ar. Smith. What you ~ here tor =. -,
yc for see ; reed shaken with the M'fd
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the action OF any body No, said he, We VIII na af
will allow any ether body OF 10 steal our
permit any other pick-axr. They sht' ' e
vetoes, neither shall they appropriate Texas 10 '"'
party uses 49,, .,l srs
Cries Of question question :" here became Loud a.
gentleman moved The previous question. some
manifested here by the friends of The "whiihg
Of whom heard the word 'ra. ,s..e
tho previous question, however, sustained an"
ton ddopnd by aeruaton. For several minute, a''
Hall rang with loud and enthusiastic cheers S"m'
of dissatisfaction having appeared anons those t,,,aa
OF the other Convention, MI MaA" ~
nnyr n al
The macontens by repetition ol tnr '"'''
mistake Whatever 10 Tie decision oi the
this additional evidence no. deemed net'>.'': ~
Withdrew his motion. .,i,I
After rather Irregular ntrrioeution acc ,ea
and cheers, Mr. Eddy of New YORK, nnefeE whit
that Committee Of twenty five be appointed l." '' ,ut,s
National Democratic Convention, Tor PrtfSeg VIZ"
the Reporter could ascertain by the ear on
then prevalent confusion and noise, and he Wa unl II
copy Of it, Twas however understood 10 he tios
inc the action Of 'he oirr' Convention before gnics
minaton in this but whatever II was ~ A'd by ACES
sealed BY motion lay the table, which
nation. This decision The cause OF au'h ~,
sion characterized by considerable acerbhy :" nAf,-
part Of Mr. Eddy the side, and oIne cne ,nnehi c
TO be principally Yrginans the other w". 49, n,ssu'
Mr. Tasistro, OF New York, who drnonn'ed ~ "ntn -
terms, and very special and particular "