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

The President then announced the whole number of votes
given 10 be 226; IL necessary TO a choice. con,oq.n lly Col.
POLK having receiV'd tn emit c vote OF The tnnv"ht"n, was
declared unanimously Nominated as the candidate u the De-
mocratIc patty cor The Presidency.
On this al nonnccment being made, the whole assembly
rose 5 ono man I'D gave three deaiening and enthusiastic
cheers. AMI I inc cheers mnie for Col. Polk, amidst the way
ing Of hats and haudsetchirfs
AMI afterwards thee cheers were also given ff Hr. Van
Buren,.
Thee cheers were Likewise given for Col. r. VI Johnson ;
ihicc for every gentl' man that hal been spoken Of a a CAN
diiitc fr President q: The United States.
The state of Virginia having :e, called TO give hes vote,
Mr.. Roanc stepped forward and related the cilcun~tances
which induced the delesat 10 withdraw the vote Of Virgin
IA from Gen. Cas-, and cat them for Col. Folk. After he
hal c nclu'cd-
Mr. Bull Of New York, mode some excellent aud warm
hearted remarks, highly commend, tory OF Col Polk. AID
laui tory of Mr. Van Buren. Nj. b. in concIuans IN Of
scrvatIns. rca! an extract f. IN The last letter whis h he ha I
received from he hero Of the Ilcimiayc. which eyln,ed The
g,eai InicIes Gen. Jackson feels IN the issue of the proceed
Inss # the National Convention, then about to assemble.
The reading OF 1t created much excitement and enthu>i-
asm-
NIcssrs. Gen. Dickinson, Walker, and others. scvetally
made IA IT Addresses IN eNpla.atiia of the change IN lde IN
the respective votes of their dcles,t ems, which were rcceiv-
cd with the warnc>t tokens OF appreciation and the iosten
ihu>a~ic applause.
Mr.. K,tllewelL, Of Baltimore. here asked il lhsre was ~
ma ,,c.rn q, teo e>ent the Palmetto state Ihr4c was a
fun attend nee from al the states except the mobile STATE Of
South tsr0lAa. and he regretted that nat should be unie re-
sc,,.l ritc.c \ VOC observed mn II was rentessnfcd1
NJ. X exposed hi gfatiiis "a Ion, for II would ave HIM Pc
cGliar pleasure could a full ,nl unanim Us Vt, tie recorded
on the n minaton, that we might =, i"to The e'n'e>t with
our hull strength. 80 IinlN UNI ell TIE WAS -laL ~ q 81
enthusiastic slir.t maniies'ei. and the scncIa' good .'clm-
which picvailcd. fl il au.urel well for the succe~, of The
demncratic cause. The g had been some cxci, mont and heat
IN the commencement OF the p ~ocecdmgs. but II seemed 10
have been Necessary 10 pui ihcaiim an. that a perfect union
might be ,fccei. aud like tie Z ID n The cracttie. oontns
fOlth puTcr. Brighter, AMI stronger. T.CHCUllns applause,
members li>ug ant giyIng thee cheers
\ ncmter here announced hit MeS,r>. 1ichens and Eli
more. 4 Siuih Carplua. weIc IN attend nee hy in>tsuc ION
Of 'hci State 10 Iatify the pr cseir :, OF the Conveniios.
M. Ptkcn>. upon ben = iniIO "A, 81 up n the stand. made
an able add e.. IA which he st,tei That sih ,u,h he was not
authorized I chricilly {, appear IN the CONVENTION oI an au-
thentca 81 ard legally appointed delegate from : nth caro-
Ira q cast her vote u;on ihI> I'm Ot mt occasion. Vet. a. a
ecmoc a.. a. a iepublican. (apriau.e knowing the man ih>
CONVENTION uomin I d-star dtng by him - he had AZ MANY a
nsid fou-ht tat'ie. he " ui Say, Individual Y. hat he WIS
r.sdy {, res oni WI h h> whole heart ma soul 10 the gloTi-
Gus nom iuaiIon. (EnshG-ia~'Ic apPltuel Ma II steete
10 the powerful a q WHY en- my tie tcnoCrl &c patty la T.
cucouf te4 in Mr. Clay-fNfi iet the Oh uLcfeI, Ia cntS. AMI
oIini IS of Col Polk. aud snd South Caoiiua would give
he INST cofdiaI and hca ~ up OFT 10 him- NJ Fillmore
VS. then introduced nd expressed ~ an 81 qugnt speech the
tcop ga Ihcaiiou which he ielt u The result Of The pr eeei-
irg> Of the Convent -. and ph dyed the Siate II >outh Caro-
lima without hesitation. for The nomination
After some remarks fsom Nj Roane. and others. whose
Mans We could 10 a~oe'iain. but whose remask> elected
much applause. the President thea announced the Ie>ul, as
noticed above.
On motion, the Convention adjourned 10 meet 81 four o.
clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
"Wednesday, Nav %.
Gov. Hubbard, of New Hampshire, called the conven-
ton 10 order.
The Hon X. J Walker. of Mississippi. then rose and
moved thai the convenr"n NOW pr ce,d io the election
Of a candidate Tor Vice President Of The Unied States.
lie took occasion. before Tins duty should be proceeded
with. 10 express, m hs place. n : an humble member of
this Convention, his preference for another distinguished