Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-23

Of this resolution, motloH was mace 10
amend il by instrucling the delegates to
suDpori Col. R. M. Johnson in the nation
Al Convention for Vice President; which
amendment was lost, and the original res
olulion was thereupon adopted.
Oa motion Of B. B. TAYLOR, it was
Resolved, That State Central Cons
mittee Of five members bO appointed by
the Chair to serve until their successors
be appointed;qn nat such committe have
power 10 c,l sucl m lettings and cOnVen.
lions Of the democracy as the interests Of
the party may require. Il
Oa motion of D. P. LEADBETTER, it
was
Resolved, That the State Central Com
mittee be authorized end empowered to
fill all vacancies that may occur on the
electo rial ticket.
On motion il was
Resolved, That the delegates appointed
TO the National Convention, who may at
tend the same, hpVe power to fill all va
cances that mag occur in their body ;Hnd
the persons appointed TO ill such vacan'
cies,are hereby instructed to vote for Mar
tin Van Buren, for President.
On molten Of ]. W. Wilson,
Resolved, That this uCOnventiOn re-
spsctfully recomend TO the democracy OF
the several counties and townships of this
State, to organize "IIickory Clubs" in
each, for the purpose Of discussing and
maintaining our principles, as taught by
Jefferson, Jackson and Van Buren ,and
that the members Of this Convention
cOnsiJer themselves comittee Of the
whole to carry intO effect this ResoIu-
ton.
On motion.
Resolved, That FIVE thoussnd copies Of
the proceedings Of this Convention hc
printed in the Gormsn language, in pam
phlet form, and FIVE thousand in English
and that the State central Committee
have tbs same in charge for distribution
and also, that those members OF this
Convention Who feel willing, do contrib
ute the requisite sumto defray LheexPense
of printing them.
On motion Of Mr.. Ewing, Of Hamilton
il was
Resolved, That "Nativo American So.
cistiss,'' created for the purpose OF draw
ing political distinctions between citizens
iIom choice, and citizens by birth, OF THU
Republic, are contrary TO the spirit otth'
Constitution, and repugnant to the prin-
cipIes Of the democratic party.
On motion OF X. FlLsoN.
Resolved, That the course pursued b.
Col. Samuel Medary, Editor Of theOhio
Statesman, in sustaining democratic Prln
ciples and the measures of th'
party, meet the sppro baton otlhII
Convention, ana that we tender him oul
warmest thanks for his untiring exertionsr
with the assurance that he shall be sus'
mined; maugre the efforts Of the federal
party to break him down, either by LegIs
iativs oppression,Or the violation Oflav
and solemSn contract.
HOn motion of A. G. THURMAN,
= Resolved, That the enterprise under
taken by B. B. Taylor Of Licking, Of pub
llShing a western Democratic Review dc
serves, and should receive, the patrOnag'
Of every democrat who desires the abl
discussion aud pronulgatiOn Of correC
democratic principles, and the success
Western Literature.
On motion Of Mr.. LAHM OF Star
it was
Resolved, ,Tha, the thanks Of this Con
vention be teDdsril theHon. VILLA
MEDILL for tho ablC 4 nd satisfactory ma
ner ia which he has discharged the duIie
OF his station.
On motion,
Resolved, That the Central COmmitte'
be requested to raise funds to defray tn
expenses Of Printing, SC, and 10 comPen
safe the proprietor oflh City Hall for II
use, and that the thanks oCthe Convention
be also rendered TO him.
On motion OF A. q. Thurman,
Resolved, That committee Of FIVE
appointed BY the President to supSrinter
tho Printing, and distribution Of the pre-
ceedings Of this Convention.
Whereupon, tho Chair appointed Il
following gentlemen as said cOmmltte'
Il. B. Drinker,A. G. Thurman, .Tho1
asJ. GlllSger, E. n. Stanton and Fran
lin Stokes.
A motion for adjournment Being th'
made, the convention we're ably and el
quentlS addressed by the chairman; Al
lhereupon,
The Convention adjourned. sine di
[Signed BY tho Officers.