Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

Resolred. That a Committee of ten be sp
pointed by the chair, 10 dral. and report to tho
Convention suitable address.
Resolred, That a committee Of ten be appoint
ed by the chair draft and report TO the cohven.
ton proper esoiuiions.
Which after being amended so 10 allow the
counties 10 vote according to their number OF
Senators and Representatives.; end also for the
floating members-and that each county should
have at least one vote, was unanimously adopt
ed.
The President appointed the following a. the
committee 10 prepare address:
Messrs. Parker of Faye,,e. r w Thompson
OF V'go. Bradley of Marion. Defrees Of St. Jo-
seph, Hobbs, OF Lagrange, Buell. Of Warren, Cot
ton OF Perry. Orth of Tippecsnoe, Chandler Of
Vanderburg and Barnett Of Marion.
The President also appointed the following a.
the committee resolutions:
Messrs. ID. p. Holloway Of Wavne. McGaugh.
ey OF Putnam, Davis OF Floyd, Sample Of Della
ware, Pennington Of Harrison, Stafford Of Nor.
gan, Allen of LaPorte. Mcguire Of Marion. VIM.
c zion of Boone and Sands Of Crawford.
On motion of Mr.. Bradley Of Marion, il was
unanimously
! Resolred Tha, committee Of two persons
from each Judicial Circuit DO appointed, TO sspors
10 this Convention the names Of suitable per.
/ sons IN each Circuit, whose duty 1t shall be du
ring the coming canvass for the election Of State
officers, aud tho electoral ticket to address tho
peopie, upou all Tue subJeCtS iuNOVoO III ooIO
elecions.
Resoloed That the gentlemen so selected be
and are hereby appointed the especial advocates
in MD of the electors, of Wing principles through
ott the State. That every occasion thoy
shall meet the argument Of our opponents, and,
that whenever Vanite shout shall be uttered,
they shall send Wing thunder answ erng back.
Resotred, That If any Of the gentlemen 90
appointed by this conyen ion shall from any cause
decline this appointment or be unable to serve. il
shall be the duty Of the Central Committee TO
appoint another in his stead.
The President thereupon appointed said com
mittee.
On motion of Mr. Barnett the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resoiued, That a committee of three from
Marion county, and one from each Congressional
Dstric, be appointed by the chair. to report to
this convention the names Of suitable persons 10
act as a State Ceniral Committee.
Which committee was appointed.
Mr. Barnett Of Marion presented the follow
ing communication 10 the Cow ention.
The undersigned, on behalf Of a committee rails.
ed for the purpose. respectfully request that the
following be laid before the Convention on be-
half Of The Young Wings of Indiana, tho follow
ing proceedings we're adopted, viz:
Because of the adjournment Of tho Lsgisla.
ture, and the anxiety of persons at the Capitol
10 return TO their homes, it is deemed most ad-
| visable TO anticipate the proposed Convention Of
the Young Wings Of the State, and it 10 therefore
recommended that their Con vention be held this
evening a, e O'Clock in tho Hall Of the House Of
Representatives, when and where the entire
Convention is requested to assemble; in which
the concurrence of the Convention is requested.
II +. BARNETT,
d. P HOLLOWAY.
On behalf of the committee.
Which unanimously concurred in by tho
convention.
And then the Convention adjourned till 2 o.
clock p NJ, to give time to the delegates from The
saveral Congressional Districts TO meet together
and select delegates &c.
AFTERNOON SEssros.-Ths Convention met pursuant 10
The deen districts handed the rssul, of ,hsi,
voting for Electors when in appeared tina, following
gentlemen were selected
Dist ELECTORS.
!. J. A. BRAcKENRIDGE Of Worrick,
,. JAMES Collins of Floyd.
g. JAS. A. MArsoN of Franklin,
4, SAMUEL w. PARKER of Fdyctte,
D. HuaH O'NEAL Of Marion,
g. Gro G. Dunn of Laurence,
7, RICHARD W. THOMPSON of Ugo,
8, ALBERT L. HOLMES of Carroll,
.. HORACE P. BIDDLE Of Cass.
! 10. LEWIS q. Thomson of Allen,
Dist. CONTINGENT.
/, IVm. Jones Of Spencer,
?, Wm. T. OTTO Of Jackson,
3, H. j. Borers of Ripley,
4, John Yaryan Of Union.
). Tho. ID. WalPoie Of Hancock
6, John S. Watts of Monroe.
7, r. w. ComgiH Of Putnam,
s, s c. Coz Of Tippeeanoe,
o. John S. Patterson of Cass,
10. " 3. Haukins Of Jay,
In which the en,ion, hearty Of snpiasss
unanimously coneurred
The following gentlemen had also b.sn selected By the
respective Districts select STAT. m Tor a,,
Pad John 5 DAYS. TIN VIM. 6. Cohn,
3rd Pineknsy James, e.a J. H. Basli.
An Nswton cIavpooi, 9th John D. Dsfrsss,
5,b = VI Finch. 10Th +. J. Sample.