Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

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~ iha' Citr. General Samuel II. Hamilton was
a,ppolhra TO preside. They warmly ratified
'ne nominations, and, among olll.rs: adopted
The following resolutions:
'HrSofrcd That we have tried ON IEeko,p
ana always found him better than he promised. =
We Always marched 10 victory when We marched
uiiue' iis bahner,-and We untur now the stan
aaiu OF i0hh. Hickory-a tree from the same root
anu 'he same soil-Polk of Tennessee, the poll
err VINO springs from such a sire
''hcsotred That we 20 for Texas with all her
ricn and sunny plains, her noble rivers her va
rieu stores OF agricultural wealth. her opening
markets Tor industrious manufacturers her safe
ana capaciouS harbors for our busy commerce
her bold and hardy population, pcaceaby, in the
spirit OF unity and Of wise and fair negotiations
but firmly, positively and al all honorable ha-
yards we go for Tcxa>--ours hy nature ours
once by purchase, and now and forever 10 be
ours by the free gift of her victorious sons"
STILL THEY CoME.-The Philadelphia Spirito
the Times, one of the most elicien, advocates o,
| Democratic principles. says:
Several leading Wings ofthis city have ahan-
+, doncd Mr.. Clay, and come over in support of
Polk and Dallas, from their knowledge and atlmi-
ration OF the latter. Mr. SharswooJ for several
years distinguished member of the Legislature
from this city, is about, we are toll, 10 take the
stump for the Democratic nominees. Judge
Todd, who was warm Harrison man, has come
ovcr->o has his son--so have numbers whose
names We have iorgoltcn.'
! CnAIIEsToN.-An Overwhelming meeting of
lhcDcmocratic party ollhcC Congressional Di,iric.
assembled on THURSDAY evening last-.lhe Hon,
Henry Dcas in The Chair" A Committee OF
100 was appointed 10 report on the nominations
ana they reported series Of resolutions, which
We're unanimously and enthusiastically adopted
These resolutions are very able. They 'hai with
feelings OF enthusiastic qualification, the inlclli-
gence which has been received of the proceedings
al The Democratic Convention. recently assem-
blcd in the city OF Baltimore: and We most hearli-
~ congratulate our Democratic brethren through
out the length and breadth ut the land. upon the
suspicious results of The deliberations of that
body, and especially upon The grateful and trium-
phant evidence they afford of the patriotic and
conservative character CT Democratic principles :
Among the Resolutions, was the following
"ht@frcd, That, cordially approving Of The pro-
ceciings oil the Baltimore Convention, we fcclcS-
pecially called upon 10 express our satisfaction
with the course which has been pursued in rcla-
lion 10 the remuneration oi Texas: and 10 give
Werance Ia our heartfelt qualification. that upon
the question OF 50 momenloHS and vital import.
arising ont OF thai great national measure. The
ratification OF the treaty for immediate anneXa-
mitled no influences. and suffered no con>itlera-
lions whatsoever Ia interfere with the Stem die
tales ol their allegiance Ia the great conservative
principles of the Democratic party
PITrsErRG.-.'The great gathering OF last Tues
day night. was the most immense gathering oi
the people that has taken place in Pittsburs for
many years. and throughout The whole proceed
ings the greatest harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed
They rc-cchoed Polk. Dallas, and Muhlcn-
burg. with great enthusiasm. and adopted. among
others. the following resolutions
R,alrea That the nSnleni boaStn@S and AFRO
giant plelenSion> al the Federal Wings have moi
discouraged us: hun We have an abiding confidence
thai, in November next. the Democracy OF the
Union will rise in lis strength, triumphan'lv re-
deem lis honor from the defeat of eighteen hun
drcd and iony-Save the country from The pcrai-
cious influence of corrupt and ambitious rulers
and restore the Government into tire HAMS o
honest and patriotic men,
''Rc@red, That with Polk Dallas and Nluh-
lcnberg for our candidates, we confidently pledge
; Allegheny county 10 contribute her !ull Guo;a Ia
our old fashioned Pennsylvania majority o
, twenty thousand.
'TuE NoMlxATIoS N CoNNrcrrccr.-A meet
ing was held al New Haven on Friday evening
, 10 raily the Democratic noEnaonSa al Baltimore
which is said 10 have been rcry large and cnhu
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G.. Palmer acted a. SECRETARY. Resolutions, were
offered, and adopted. approving the nomination,
for President and Vice President. rc-afiirmin9 lhe
Salutarv principles Of the last administration. and
plcdging the Democracy OF Connecticut 10 a viso
rous support of the men andmeasureS ofihepartv.
The meeting al Hartford on Monday Was over
flowing. Mr. Touccy. one of The delegates, gave
an account of the Convention. and declared liig
certainty OF carrying 4 majority Of the States, ant
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favor of Young Hickory Of the West. Polk anC
Dallas were enthusiastically ratified.
We are compelled Ia PASS over the particulars
of the meeting at Harrisburg, Penn. the argcs
and most enthusiastic Democratic meeting wit
messed al that place durin" a pcritd otmany years.
We must also pass over the tcrvcn' manner, IL
which The nominations have been hailed hy 'hC
, Northern and Southern presses. The Ralcig!
Signal saws the Wake Democratic Association
held mos; glorious ana ever 10 I've remembered
meeting al the Court House in Raleigh on We'd
ncSlay laSt-and they were addressed with sur
passing cloqucncc h. Louis ID. Henry, Esq.
, who had just returned from Balimorc-and who's,
speech We are happy 10 understand. has been
requested and promised for the p;bic eye"
, In Virginia ii is hailed with reclamation ON
, excllcent comradc oithc Valley Star, John Lcich
or Esq coneraiulacs all his friends on the glorcu,
results of The Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he
most auspcious rc>uliS-bat does his duty like /;
faithful sentinel in calling upon all our Demo
cratic associates, 10 ronse up 10 an energetic. an
firm discharge of their duty. There must b. nj
! lukcwarmness-no holding ltack-but all mus
come forward with spirit and decision that vii
, be satisfied with nothing short OF succcss-tht
most brilliant SUCCESS Le,all feel, that the,
have great work to do-and LEI them g; abou
il al once, and in earnest. Our principles art
sound and our nominees are cminently worthy
of our undivided support"