Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

"a M .i loud, long and treps ated chse
ZION that committed of nine b. appointed TO craft an
str Inc psope Of the United States adortei \ reso
8 - also introduced that committee Of one ON each
.fned h. appointed 10 select candidate for zee ie'
al ,,,no-, 10 this convention O'Clock This morning.
s ,vrc resolution introduced by some member,
II 1- IN. ile porter was unable TO ascertain:
eA'g 1'aa the ait, mp heing made by political
,e. - V,r. mia impression that John Tyler
,S live state IL errons GUS and. earuiiy appr-
an attenW iaae iof Pi! purposes a"u ""' " au ''e
Ss discussion which grew on, OF the foregoing reso
MENTION adjourned TIL next morning IL 3 O'Clock.
n SECOND Day.
.rc,iion met Tuesday al o'clock A. NJ, pursuant
81 r. ',n The Non Joel ". White of Connecticut Pesi-
IN rh,r. The delegates occupied the front seats and
III .o,. those in the lower end of the hail many
1 IN, presen, could find comfortable sitting accommoda-
I'll rho aes order aud decotum prevailed during the session
III as AGAIN attendance, and treated the Convention,
wy 10 several national and other airs, in the intervals
The only decoration of the room was What we sup
M be called banner, simple, pain, home spun and he
be,ring the following inscription LIN The centre, sin
~. HE rned States coat OF arms on either side; above,
-. Re annexation OF Texas and below, "PostPonement
den having called the Convention order, the pro
The preyionS day read by Mr. Roberts of Massa-
~ sne Of Secretaries and approved by tho Conven-
r4y NJ New York requested, thai the minutes should be
, make him appear IN his proper position Pc, only a.
"a, ot ~ To couier with the National Democratic Con
lIeu, . s,il the rccres, would be complied with.
- ptsul then announced The following committees ap-
"rI The resolutions adopted Yesterday: To wait on John
and inform hun of his nomination as candidate for
~. p,idrncy-T T. Cropper, Virginia; T. NJ. Hope, IL
No." ,nos laIGhan Pennsylvania J. w Crooks, sassachu
:. And ". f r. Taylor New York e. ,,o vics Presidency
I f IN, following gentlemen: Wm Shaler. New lofS
4 neyine Maine; J. e. liandey, n IL ; Jlckman' Mas
| ronis \ / Luther LOOMS. Connecticut; u. Y. Hoien
| Vermont: j. \. simpson, New Jersey; Caleb feace'
,ns,lyana D. lockwood, Delaware; Thomas Lloyd Mary
=, VILLAIN Collins Virginia Sylvester Brown. North "a
aa y. Ellis, Missouri; Thomas NJ Hope Illinois Peter
.aw Louisiana Caspar Thi- Ohio J. :. Humphreys Mi
-,n " Bronaugh, Arkansas and 7. Winston, Indiana
liz stated that he had not appointed the committee
al resolutions and address TO the people OF the u states
he FpfsFrrd
a,d hy the Convention, and report 10 the Central Com
r.. Of the Union, al Washington
u John of New York having been called TO The stand
.>e the Convention considerable length IN favor o join
aad AT the same time in tavcr of posponins The nomination
niiae for The Wee Presidency. He would wall for t
q the o:er Democratic Convention The ultimate otlec
. he understood 10 be TO the supreme,
, party by right ard For this iheJ
here. the promotion OF that end they had seectc,
T,lrr rs their candidate. lie then proceeded - vndica
T iuct and principles, anti Rank, antimonopoy
ani defended him against the charge oil ueaclery Tie citet
APPROVAL of his Bank retoes by the Globe and by Messrs
Ill McCeand, King and Rhett, Van Buren, and wen
vNanination of his conduc since the time of that approval
a he had since done nothing forfeit his claim 10 Tn
1 ihe Democracy of which lac has proved himself en
ncsd lie ten went ON To argue The propriety OF POSITION
acton relative TO The Vice Presidency as ho,dn: ot ine ',v
arch other port Of the Democratic party oi which This
Fei part aud parcel, having never yet separated " '
, pt nocratc family.
w. n,h of Ohio having loudly called for made his W
on the PLATFORM and spoke with much animation m i
rular strain oil emphatic eloqaence, in favor OF ~ Ter ana
Hc proposed prove Tyler 10 have heen an anu bdS
.ia;e IN lsto-nomnaed a. such at Harrlsbu,s anu a.
elected with Gen. HAIR and that IN vecins 'r u safes
bills sent 10 nun Oy Congress, ne was
NM. his known princplrs Of action. lie reviewed his whole
w OF conduct since elevation the eaency by an act
fovdcncc cited his Democratic endorsers, the Globe Benton
SON. sc &C. of his Eank vetces' aad thence
@ to examination OF opposition raised against hi by
uug popularity In 1911 they had praised him, ~ and ~
appeared his enemies; but Mr. Smith believed that it,
os two latter years they had treated him a. IN Al the
p.mtaic party would now be in Ear better condition than
rs, whatever OF strength 1t has was infused into by
Tyler who took II by The hand when II was HAT on Us hack
4 up SET upon lis feet and restored to IT'S system heal
ccaaiion Of its vital inidtehcers) Mr. Smith continued
,n,y hour longer address the Convention amid
cheers and concluded by referring his intended political
on the great valley of the M>ssippi where he would
voice heard by hundreds OF thousands; shall, said
rust triumph glorousy under the flag of Tyler aud Texas
for doing our postery will rss up and call us blessed
down amidst hundrrs of applause when the following
Gamble and resolution reported by the committee on the Vice
e-,ileucy, was read and adopted.
Hereas The Tyler Democratic National Convention have
.-,l heart the of the great principles Of Democa
The coming Presidential contest Therefore, 10 this end be
.-11Hp1asy
area THAI this Committee recommend the appointment Of
Tona Nominating Committee OF by the Pre-
% az the Conven;inn whose duty shall be oep,rt eandi
Vice Presidency through the public papers,
Cabe and that This Conmittee BE- discharged from the fur
..-r consideration Of the subject
Ogden, OF Penn Yann New York young gentleman evil
considerable PROMISE then introduced 10 the Con-
.en,n and made beautiful speech the main and most inter-
Of which calculated 10 produce good feeling and
.n VIII between the North and the South, His respectful
of the "oid Dominion, his exposition Of State Rights
and his denunciation of the Aboonss, Grew ior
au;n. cheers loud long and orepeated He went tor Tex
pledged the young Democracy OF New York in aid q" the
When ne conclndeda motion was made TO give three
the of New York. the adoption Of which was
' three as hearty cheers as il seemed possible for The vo-
= powers Of any body OF men 10 give FORTH.
-ay the influence Feelings cedabie TO the heart,
sheh Virginia might well be proud The plan OF report
permit of our following through hs glowing speech SUI
H. therefore, saw, discharged in full the debt Of good
rens imposed upon Virginia by the ''Son Of York;; and sat
own amid oud cheers.
p,opnai,n from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
~ "a cary such members Of The Convention Washington Is
~. 20 bring them back half price, was INTRO
c-a and laid on the table Subsequently, ordered that
a
poe 10 L.oyd's Western Hotel:
Th- following resolution adopted:
Rssare! That this Convention authorize their Chairman To
Central Committee at Washington the MINES OF The
nmis Of n- that was duty authorized this Convention
Monday 10 draft address TO the people OF the STATES
R,f. ina, The of his Convention be published
papers of the country with the names OF the
aached and ,hlt Democratic friends he requested
them published in pamphlet folm for distribution IN all
States.
The following resolution offered by Mr. A'mstead of Virginia,
VI, aioped:
thu tn July thereafter may be practicable,
" ih- purpose OF framing cleo tora tickets.
VI. Lewis f. Thomas OF Missouri, who had ms nativity IN
being lou lily et for appeared on the stand ana
M Of the most spsrrng speeches that could be wei,
aeyri Of His oraory perfectly chaste, thai Is for poc Al
rry Ind Just abou enough W-sternsm in it to make II
than would otherwise be, To Atlantic ears. ne
for Tyler and Texas, and was, therefore, repeated
) c-eeied with cheers.
Nj Ellis Of Rhode island called lie ascended
platform particular request, and vndicaed the course o
hn Tyler against the aspesions cast upon num- as u
sir his conduct in relation TO the Rhode Island difficulties.
J. u>'ied fully connuct on
n,o the melehboroo of the disturbances and in not send
Ch-pliche aud he took occasion to do justice 70
c cf leader in that affair Dorr 1t presumed or ne haneo
ge.Soa,-spake Of him of excellent moral character,
feeling and good principles hut who was deceived ny DINERS
they led him into difficulty and danger
i concluded his remarks with enhortaton Ia tile n-mrs 10
f,,h this place and the nomination of Mr. Tyler,
ing which they would do neither more nor less than their
The Chair then notified Convention that would be
nocrac Tyler meeting this evening, al the Western
!,- corner OF Howard and Saratoga streets,
Mr. Fisk Of Vrgnia moved The thanks OF the Convention 10
officers At the suggestion Of Mr. Thomas Dunn English the
on was divided and Mr. Hoahan, Of Philadelphia, being
in the Chair the Convention adopted vote OF
banks To President the Hon. joel w. White
Ga of Mr. Fisk. the thanks of the Convention were
hen gwen 10 the other officers Of the Convention
On of Mr. a. s. Pond of Oneida county, New YORK
Convention adopted with cheers, resolution OF thanks to
cizens Of Bait for the courtesy ana Kindness WHICH
hey had extended to the members. 80
motion then made 10 adjourn dt preceding winch
President occasion address parting remarks
Convention. lie eXho.ted them TO home as one man w
which would like fire through the country; success
ont their abors they would John Tyler aan IN The
edsna chair and the people would say To tbem-Wei done
faithful Mr. White evinced much feeling IN
she probably all meet again erh ana ne prayed
God might bless them all, both in time and eternity.
Ihe Convention then adjourned s'a ; aes WINCH asreea
y proposition previously made by Mr smith, OF ONO, the
gave nine tremendous cheers for Tyler and Texas
1t deemed proper add here that the excellent acrommo
the reporters for the newspapers OF ha anf
tht furnished by Dir. Galvan who has charge
.aiseH Hall
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
We indebted Dir Morses Electro Magnetic Telegraph iu
outline the proceedings of the Convention TO the adjourn
lent.
The locomotive with the mall laundering along will
the lightning express two hours and hat previously
Spectator.