The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-18

wing persons as.
Senatorial JOSEPH II. L1RwILL, Of Wayne,
Ei.etOrs DowrY UTTER, ClernOnii
FOR CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
lst District, Clayton Webb, Of Hamilton,
Cd /" James M Dorsey, Of Drake,
Sd r u Forsman, Of Green
4th +" Judge Taylor, Of Champaign, =
9Th " David Higgins Of Lucas, ta9
9Th Z" Gilbert Beach, of Wood
7th John White, of Brown,
9Th I" Thomas Megardy, of Ross, 81
9th q. Valentine Kefer, of PicEaway;
10th James Parker, of Licking,
llth n John Baitrum, of Marion
10Th George Corwine, of Sciota ~
18th Cautious G Coyey, Of Morgan,
18th Isaac M Laning, of Guernsey, s
18th Walter Jemison Of Harrison,
10th Sebastian Brainard OF TuscaTawi
nth James Forbes, sr. of Carroll
18th Neal Mccoy, Of Wayne,
18th /" Milo Stone of Summit l
Goth Benjamin Adams, OF Lake, a,
21st 3" Stephen Sargent, of Medina
Which report was agreed ID, and the above named
'ersons appontedby the Convention for Presiden
ialElectors s5iasls.s
The committee also reported the following persons
delegates to the National Convention to be held al
Baltimore, on the 4th Monday Of May next
For Senatorial Delegates
Samuel Medary Of Franklin
James Faran Of Hamilton.
For Congressional Delegates
1st Nicholas Schoonmaker of Hamilton
I'd " Absalom Dunn Of Butler, ,s - tas
Sd Edwin Smith Of Montgomery, -
i'd Thomas s Smith of Miami
5th John Alexander Of Allen, s aE.
9Th Rodophus Dickson of Sandusky,
Th q" Johnathan D Morris Of ClermoEt
9Th Thomas J Winship of Ross,
9th Samuel Ewing of Fairfield, s
10th John X Miller of Knox,
18th Thomas w Bartly of Richland
18th William Wall of Athens, - IA
18th James Chlberson of Perry,
14th Cordus A Hall OF Muskingum,
18th William Walton Of Monroe,
10th John johnson Of Coshocion u
nth William D Morgan Of Columbiana,
18th Samuel Lahm Of Stark,
18th Joseph Lyman Of Portage, As
Doth I" George Merwn of CuYhoga,
2Ist T" Horace X Kendall of Lorain.
This report was also agreed ID and confirmed, and
the above named persons were appointed by the COM
venton as delegates to the Democratic National Con-
| vention.
Thereupon, on motion of Edwir M Stanton, the foI
| lowing resolution was unanimously adopted;
| Res0lpsd That the Senatorial and Congressional
Delegates to the National Convention, be and they are
hereby instructed to support MARTIN VAN BrREN Of
New York, as the Candidate of the democratic party
for President OF the United States at the next eIec-
ton.
The Convention then adjourned to 9 O'Clock, A. M,
OF Tuesday morning. s
i TUESDAY Morning g. o'clock A. Nh
The Convention met pursuant to an adiourns
ment. s8asi
The committee appointed for that purpose reported ai
Address and Resolutions which were adopted and or
dered I'd be published among the proceedings efhe Con-
vention. ss
Among the resolutions reported BY the committee
were the following: - as@
ReSOltd That the public press Is the watchtower of
freedomthat its sentihes to be faithful and efcienb
must be fearless in battling with error wherever itmay
be found Or by whatever name it maybe endorsed r.
that we acknowledge with unaffected pleasure the no.
BILE stand Of the democratic press Of Ohio in advancing
free principles and bespeak for them cordial andgenl
erous support on behalf of the people.
ResOlvsd That the violent dissolution of the Gener.
al Assembly Of This State in ls4S by the abrupt with
drawal Of the whig members from that body, was an
outrage upon the institutions Of the country and
hibition of that mad and reckless spirit which anmaies
the whg party to march to power, even if should be
over the ruins Of the government
ResOlred, That in our Senators ID Congress, the
Hon. Benjamin Tapphn and William Allen, wet
ognize devoted and stedtast adherchs to the doctrines
and principles Of the democratic party and Ohio may
proudly boast them as wise able and profound States
men, and true and faithful representatives of the VIII VI
the people.
Rcsolued. That our worthy Governor Wilson Shan
non, for his warm attachment to- and unceasing exer.
tions to sustain the measures Of the great democratic
party deserves the thanks Of the people Of 0hiohai
in himwe recognise an honest man, true patriot
faithful public servant, and highminded honorable
politician. M ,r si,sys Ks
I2s@lusd That IN Samuel Medary we recognise a
champanion of the peoplebold able, ueheaned and
fearless, and worthy of the palmiest days Of any Re
public.
RssOltsd That under David Tod, the Standard Hear
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