Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-19

ia bSealhless a4lention, or called fron
Them dealening shouts Of applause
who is there O! this Convention, tha
will not carry with him 10 The grave
vivid recollection of the noble, mani,
and patriotic sentiments that were ut
tered by MIN on this occasion ?-and o
the sc0rchlng sarcasm with which HI
overwhelmed the pretended friends o
the people, who in the name of demo
cracy were attempting TO subvert ouI
Tree institutions? Who is there tha
will ever forget the embodymenl OF the
sub"lreasury and the faithful picture o
It's baneIA effects upon the best in!er
ess OF this ,country0
Atthe close Of the address OF Govern
or COrwn, the committee Of sixty three
who had been appointed by the dele
cations from The d lferenI districts dur
ing the recess reported through rheil
Chairman, Mr.. Van Worries. OF Athens
county, the name Of DAVID SPANG-
LER, of Coshocon county, as a suitable
person 10 be presented to this Conven-
ton as a candidate Tor Governor
Wheroupo0 the report Of lhe COM
mlttee was adopted without dissenting
voice.
Mr.. Spangler wss not present TO re-
spond 10 this mark Of the confidence Of
his fellow citizens Gen. StokeIy end
Col Collier OF Jefferson county, and
David Fisher Of CIermont, IIof whom
had been honored by receiving many
votes Tor The same elevated station,
promptly came forward and expressed
their perfect satisfaction with the choice
OF The Convention, and pledged to ito
nominee their hearty support. The
two first named gentlemen, spoke Of
Mr SpangIer from personal knowledge
aud Acquaintance, and 10 eloquent terms
declared his iirness for tho station 10
which he had been nominated, aud OK
pressed their belief that the Wing par
" could not select better man 10 car
ry their banner throG GghouI the conles
Of "a,
The Convention then adjourned to
meet again al six o'clock P. NJ
6 o'clock, p. NJ.
Mr. Coombs of GaIIa, presented the
following resolution
ReSOlDed That the maintenance Of
party press from the State Treasury,
by means of oxorbitant emoIumenls
granted to State Printer, calls loudly
Tor Legislative interPosilion and re-
form.
Mr., Coombs in presenting this raso.
luton, referred in strong Oud emphatic
terms to the condition of things existing |
in our own State, as an evidence of the
necessity of adopting some such course
as that indicated 10 the resolution
NJ GrIswod of Stark, spoke at con
siderable length contrasting strongly
The characters Of the chiefs under which |
this battle was 10 be fought.
MIR Clark Of Clermont, was loudly
called and responded in an appropriate
speech When Mr. Douglass of Ross,
IN answer 10 repeated calls took the
stand, and in very witty and eloquent
speech, traced the origin Of the Wbig |
party to the early and best days of the
Republic, and appealed to the Wings to
continue on lighting for their princlp es
for in sustaining them. thoy were sus.
Iaining the best stinterests OF man.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
TO met again on Thursday morning OF
o'clock.
Thursday morning, 9 o'clock, A. III.
Convention assembled pursuant 10
adjournment, Governor COrwin in the
Chair,
On motion Of MIR Ball OF Muskin-
gum,
kesoloed, That the Wbig members Of
he present Legislature in their perse-
vering efforts 10 retrench the expenses
IF the State Government have shown
themselves faithful Representatives Of
/ severe taxed constituency.
On motion o! Mr.. White Of Licking,
ReSolUed That the assumption Of our
political opponents that they are the on
y true friends Of the emlgrants from
oTeign countries, and that the Wing
,arly are hostile TO them, is untrue. We
'ejoice that our country is tho asylum
If the oppressed OF el nations,
Mr White Of Licking, in very eIo
Iucnt speech, exposed the hypocrisy Of
,ur political opponents in claiming to
10 the exclusive friends of the German
ind IRISH portions Of our fellow citizens,
md proved to the satisfaction of all who
leArd him that ths Wing party in de-
ending and sustaining equal rights aud
ust laws, showed themselves The only
rue and sincere Aiends oil all our cia-
.ens, whether OF native or of foreign
,lfrh.
Nj GrisWoId ofSlsrk, offered the fol-
OWING,