Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

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cd from jbu acD M Jamos Is. po.a Of
tennessee, hal received 26J votes.
This ouuuaeuuDu was received with
nine cheers l8r lH8 candidate nominated,
which wora followed by cheers for eesn
Of tho others VINO had been before tho
Convention and had b.gu Withdrawn or
abandoned by their respective friends.
INC Convention then took a roces3.--
Upon rc.osscmbGog in tho a,,t,crnoop NJ
"'"o', =, ."lssrs,lppi, rose and moved
that the Convention proceed to the se.ec-
l,'n OF a candidate Tor wee President oil
me united STATES ana at The same Tine
P'oPoseI 'ho non. 'IIai W Fignl' OF Ne"
York, as a candidate. Gen. Drompooe,
OF Virginia, seconded the motion.
After some remarks from other mem
DerS' the Convention proceeded to ballot.
Tor Wee President,
Upon counting the votes it appeared
that The votes OF all 'he States, except.
Georgia, were unanimously cast for Mr.
Nrlght-maklng 1856. The Georgia del
ogatlon cast two votes for Mr.. Wright
and eight for Mr. Levi Woodbury.,
The President then announced that Mr..
SIas Wright was the nominee Of the
Convention.
Coy. Hubbard proposed the appoint.
ment Of a committee oil five, to be APP.
pointed by the Chair, 10 apprise the Gen
tcmen chosen Of their nomination, and
10 receive ,helr response, which PROPOSE
ton prevailed.
A resolution decaratVe OF the adhe-
renee Of the Convention TO the one term
principle IN reference to the Presidency
Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, and referred
to the Commlte, on Resolutions.
Upon motion, Il committee otone from
each State was appointed 10 draft rcso-
Iutlons and prepare an address.
Various other resolutions were then
offered and adopted; the committees were
named, and the Convention adjourned I'M
til the following morning
Ihe Baltimore American states that
When The nomination OF Mr.. Suas Wright
was announced at Washington by the tel
egraphIc despatch, an answer was re-
turned Immediately To Baltimore, which
stated that Mr., Wright was in attendance
at the telegraph Office IN ashlngt0n,
and that he declined to serve, Also, that
a further tcIe5fophc communication was
subsequently transmitted by Mr.. Wright
to the New ork Delegation, IN which he
stated that he positively declined the nom
nations.
From the Baltimore sun we learn that
the Convention subsequently came to
resolution, substantially as follows that
''Mr. Wright must, shall aud will serve"
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