Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

Representatives, until the judgmen, Of The people can b,
obtained thereon, and when has thrice saved the Amer
can people from The ooriuPl and ~ rannical domination OF
the Bank Of the United States.
Res0lred, That our title 10 the whole Of the Territory
OF Oregon, - clear and unqreStonahle that no portion
Of the same ought 10 be coded To- England or anv other
power and that the pre-occupaion of Oregon. and The
re-annexation Of Texas ut the "a lirsi practicable period
are great American measures, which lhi> Convention re-
commends 10 the cordial support OF The democracy of the
Union.
Rosofred. That this convention hold in the hishcs, e.
tmaiion and regard their illu>irouS fellow ciitzcn. Star
I'm Van Turen. IF New York; that We cherish the most
grateful aud abiding sense If the ability. integrity and
frmness with which lac discharged the duties If The hugh
Office of President Of the United States, and especially 10
The inf, Xhle fidelity with which he maintained the true
doctrines oi the Constitution aud the measures of The de-
m"craiIc party during his II, ing and nublN aidUouS ad-
miuisiration that in the memorable struggle Of l-i0 he
ftil a MARTYR T. The great principles of which he was the
worthy representative. aud revere hIm a. such and that
we hereby tender TO him. in his honorable retirement,
the assurance of The dccrly s"n'cd confidence, affection
and respect Of The American democracy.
H6Sir6d. That AN addr.ss la the people Of The Emitted
States in support of tIe principles ofihe democratic party
and IF the candidates. presented. as their representatives,
by ills convention. be prepared by Tie committee on re-
solutions ard be published by them.
R'Solrcd. That the proceedings oi this convention he
signed by lis officers and r~rbli>hod in the Democratic re-
publican newspapers throughout tie United States.
Mr.. Butler stated, HAT IN relation 10 the resolution re-
ierred Ia The committee Yesterday ia favor of The one
term principle. he had been unanimously in>rruricd T." re
port that The commi'iecs deemed H. adoption ineXpedient
aS y haicver might be TIE opinions Of The convention on
the subject. The adoption ofihc resolution would piare The
body IN a position that would appear Inconsistent. ~ a le-
gal malori, of the convention bad ~ FIST voted for tie
nomination of an indl> idual as Il candidate, WHO had al
ready filled that office.
Mr.. Boiler ihcn offered a resolution. recommending
the appointment Of committee of publication. to- consist
of l.. O sullivan and II. G Langley of New York. Jas.
{. Neal Of PIilad Thomas Ri'rlie of Richmond. Na..
Sainnel Nedary &c Colnn bus. Ohio. and Alexander Raw
ser If 81. Louis, Missouri. To procure and supervise The
preparation OF 4 series of political tracts. on the leading
features of the approaching contest and earnestly recon-
mcndins such publications. to The democracy of the coun-
Try which 'as adopted.
Mr.. Butler. read a letter from The Hon. Silas Wright.
dated Washington. Nav 90. thanking the convention
most heartily for the honor thcv had done him. hu
stating that circumstances prccludod The possibility IF itIs
accepting the nomination.
On motion of Mr. Naltcr. Of Mississippi. tho con,rn-
lion immediately rroccedcd To ballot for Il candidate 10 fill
the vacancy ilus created.
Two balloiings were had, and the following is The re-
sult Of Them: