The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-28
HereA!ss,the Official Document.

ty candidate for President had been nominated BY the
Polk party of Saginaw Co. Mich, for the Assembly
ofthot State. But now, the Star audaciously, as
we think, If not Enthusiastically, calls our statement
"another Roorback exploded, I'VE publish the official
proceedings Of the meeting, which speak for lhcm
selves and the Star and Mr. Brney may try to evade
the matter "a much as they please.
From the Michigan North Star, Oct. 8.
"DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Delegates from the several town.
ships in the county Of Saginaw mot in Conv ention,
pursuant TO notice previously given the House of
Z. Jewett in Sag naw City, Saturday, the 2Stb
day OF September. ALBERT MILLER, Esq was
called to the Chair, and TRUMAN NJ. WArERs, up-
pointed Secretary
The object Of the Convention was stated TO be, to
nominate suitable persons to be supported at the
suing election for county officers.
The following Delegates appeared and took their
Sagnaw--E. N. Davenport, Joshua Blackmore AL
bert Miller, Anthony R, Swar,hout, James A. Kent.
Tuymouth.-A. r. Hayden, j. Malone, J. B.
Garland, James Farqnahson, John Furquahsou.
Wis, A H. Williams, 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McCariy, William Shields
Robert Use, Samuel Shattuck, james Coffee
Hampton IS. s. Campbell, J.,F. Niarsac, Benin min
+. Cushwsy, Sherman Wheeler. Lewis Tromply
The following nominations made by tho Con-
vention :Ft.. .,
For Representative, James G. Birney; Associate
Judges, Gardiner ID. Williams, Andrew Ewers;
Treasurer, Sydney s. Campbell; Sheriff, Joshua
Blarkmore; County Clerk, W. L. p. Little; Judge of
Probate, Albert Miller, Register of Deeds, Thomas
Simpson; County Surveyor, james j. McCormick
Coroners, r. N. Davenport, and f. Davis
Resolved; That the above ticket be declared upan
imonsly Nominated by this Convention.
T. M.WATERs, Sec'y.
We will add the following. from the Editor Of the
"New York Anti Slavery Standard touching this
matter. This is abolition authority
GAMES G. BrRNEr. I have once before yep-
tured TO predict that the end Of the Liberty Party
would be in n coalition with portion of the Demo.
cratic party. The honest men in the Liberty marty
will soon find their leaders at the old game Of trans
ferring, and themselves up for the bids of the
South"
A letter from Michigan, written since Mr. Bifney's
nomination by the Pokites, says:
'NIany Of Mr. Birney's warmest friends, here. have
abandoned him entirely. They fear his insincer;,v
and dislike his principles. There can be no doub,
Of the existence Off understanding between the lend
ers OF the Liberty Party,& those Of the Locofocos thai
the efforts organization Of the former are 10 ensute
10 the benefit Of the latter, mt least in this part Of
the country. Let all sensible Abolitioniss reflect
upon this attempt transfer them 10 the Poll. ara
Texas party. They cannot say he had no agency in
tho matter on account of his being absent
for have II in my power to prove that he was con-
suited before he let,and was pleased with the idea'
We ask but question. ia the locofoco party in
the habit Of nominating candidates for Office whose
political principles do not accord with those of the
pariy'