The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13

been 50 noblv begun. by the present ao'e
hoard of Canal Commissioners We shall
publish the proceedings OF the Convention
in our next.
Never were the proceedings oI Conven
ton conducted with more union harmony q
good feeling than we're those ol The kemoV
al Convention ,ha, assembled in Blooms |
burg on Monday last. All faces were
pleasant and smiling. a, the sure prospect
of not only sustaining the Removal Bill by
an overwhe lining vote, bu, Of elec'ing, 'he
whole ticket by a triumphant majority over
any opposition that can be scared u2. Every
man upon The ticket excep. Commissioned,
II being nominated by reclamation, but there
being three candidates for Ma, Office, all
were mutually pledged TO enter the field
with the firm determination of abiding the
result and 90 Heart and hand in the glorious
cause in which they were all so deeply IN
,eres,ed, which was carried out 20 The letter.
! In fact, everv feeling seem ed swallowed up
in the one princple--aI for the measure
nothing for men. This good feeling mani
Tested in The Convention: is a sure presage
Iof the determination throughout the county
10 make long pulI,a strong PuiI,and pull
all logeiher,al lhe October eleclion,to efiec /
i, final settlement Of The long veXed question
and thus give TO The people of The county,
that Justice, which has been so long, and
shamelully withheld from them.
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So far as we have been able 10 ga'heI
: from gentlemen from various parts OF the
Il county, no iiche, for years has been receiv
. ed by tie people generally with greater
= favor than The one placed in nomination by
j the Removal Convention. Friends ant
d foes all agree that II is strong one, and NJ
9 one doubts lis success; by large majority
st should any opposition, at all arise agaIns
: it. OF an opposition ticket, we are not ye
Y certain, though report says that The DanviIl
J. faction are endeavoring again 10 vicmlz
some good cilzens of he upper section I
p the county, by PelI'ng them 10 run d
Ie vounleers but we think they will hafdi
ct lind any who are willing 10 be sacrlticet
n upon the altar OF their cupidiiy and wrath.
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The Democratic patty has every reaso
W to rejoice a. The judIcious selection by N
a. Convention of one so well qualified TO Fl
neLbe important Office of Canal Commission
len, as JAMES Burns, Of Millln county.
lie is a slaunch republican, sonn
!" democrat, and possesses mature jud
O. ment, practical wisdom and long exper
md ence. His attention has for some yea
I'd lbeen directed to our system of Intern
-, lImproyemenls. and he is inlimalely acqua
ted with It's operation in all lis duai
HIS sterling traits OF character, and pr'
lnd ,ca experience are such as TO inspire
confidence Of thes democracy, and TO ms,
n al the performance of all ,he pledges ma
49,, W the friends, who have guaranteed
= faithful end abe discharge of 'he dat
ven connected with lhe post, 10 which he "
,ei undoubiediy be elected
stir 1t is gratifying to reflect that the nor
an1l nAUDn WAS Uldub w I'h'p n'' '"'"''
Una, mutual good understanding eX's
'"' between the friends of Mr.. Burns and th
d. 'S Of The other gentlemen whose names w
Gil used N the convention, and that all
ant members Of shat body have every conhde
o.ia lun !he nominee, and will use their best
ertons to promote his election.
Union alone is necessary 10 the succ
good of our ticket. JAMES Burns is the no
him nee of no cabaI, the TOOL ot no clique
faction He is democrat, and in his
,,;o, lection there is every thing which sbo
'"0 hsrmonze, nothing which can distract
""0 party.
d by Let every genuine republican, every
the yocate of an honest and economical II
,,;ro ,gemen, of the Internal Improve nents
Pennsylvania give lively response
, VOWS undivided support TO the nomination Of
'oe" Convention.
and Dem, Unio'
illipg wu --s----s-sl----= -.--.s-sr--- y ,;
ing the late, war, intend visiting Wash
lon city on the memorable l2lh Of Sept
,,ior ber The presiden, has responded to