The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-07-19

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WI, llun Of Ante. nominated '. q, Tat
mar NJ Amiie,
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n CLlspEsNiya stated, that ihe eeuh'ies
AT ys,,.. and llulmge had been instructed T.
lsy tle nom, alton N Judge Hat DC before The
tiSn,aeiian To- n, nlnaliun, and nat u ha1 been
d.ne vilboui Tic con, ent u thai aenlemtn -
pof Tho purpose " cnsetfs.f peace aml hatmnhy'
bo would nov Withdraw The bame o. ludHe ha''
taile,
Ga motion, II was resolved ~ pfotre 10 bal
To-, wheieuaon lcififsen DAVIS fecelged ~
votes, WIN " Usinn 80 votes, n. N Elicit IN
yoles, w. ~ liammet I, y, q, Taben y votes
The President declared that none Of The can
didaloa having received mailfly over all,
there was no choice,
4 was resolved 10 proceed 10 second bal
lot, whereupon ID. &, Glenn stated that The
fiicnds Of Mf. Ectt Withdrew his nainv as q
candidate bciof the Convention IN order that
The greatest harmony and union might be ob.
tanned.
The vote being taken, ! irirson Davis rccoiy.
ed 81 yotee, VIM. NJ. Gvuu 81 votes, and WIN.
II. Ilammei vote.
The President declared that Jefferson Davis
having received a msiorlty Of votes cast, was
the nominee Of the Convention for the House OF
Representatives of tie United States.
On motion Of b. T. Dull OF Lafayette,
Res0lped, That committee be formed, TO
consist OF one member from each county, To
prepare suitable address to the democracy aud
people of Mississippi. Mr.. b + Dill Saun
ders, Thompson, Upton jiller, Jno Dfane, !
N Martin, L Flowers, q NJ Brown, I w
Walsh, II L Elicit, w b Troter, w G Hale,
&c Ohver, ID N Fultor, T. NJ LAWRENCE NJ
Clements, A Wilcox, 10 Hunter, A q Bennett
SoIK llgore, 5 r Adams X + Rhodes, Scott
w A Stone, A Keith. 5 l. lussey. Il WeIr,
A Bacon, w j Austin, + Houston, W
Glenn, w ID MCnght, o G. Dea'e, Uool'
drire, Nuldro, 10. Rayburn, Thos John
son, C. d Fontanc, ] McNsbb, 7 Il Lemley
s J Dawson, VI Dtmpier, h Matthews. )
d Marln, NJ McAfee, Saml. Matthews, 10
Coulter, jeff Major, A Ventress, Seymour
Halsey, j. b ittaile, d ID Howard, were appon
ted SAID committee.
Ga motion, rhe convention adjourned until
O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of W. e. HALE of Carroll,
Resolued, That a committee of thiteen be ap
pointed to act as a central committee OF the de
mocratc party, who shall have the power oil re
ceiving designations and of filings vacancis thai
may occur in the list Of candidates selected b,
This conven,ion.
The chair appointed the following person
said committee; Lewis Sanders, Jr, chairman
John NJ Elder, Seymour Halsey, IL. T. Elicit
r. w. Walsh, ]. Battale, q L. Swami, J. e
Davis, d. C.. Glenn, N s. Pnce, A. u. Wen
w. c. Hale. B. f Dill.
On motion of s r Adams Of Jasper
Resolrei, That the democracy Of Miss supp
in convention assembled, do express their tntlr
confidence III the integrity, political hdelity an
firm adherence Of their distinguished fellow
citizen, hon. ROBERT ]. WALKER, to the princi
plies and policy of the democratic party and tina
they shall always proudly rejoice in the honor
with which the country may reward his able
} arduous and unceasing lahore in behalf of popu
lar rights and equal aud just laws.
ReSdlped, That we view with the greatest sa
: isactlon his elevation to the tfii,e Of secretar
of the treasury, and rejoice at the services b
1 has already rendered in that important station
. Toe resolutions were unanimously adopte
amids loud applause.
a The committee in the case Of Irgraham, BEG
j. ga iedVe 10 MAKE tnclr report.
d I'ne committee to which was referred u
resolutions relative to the appointment OF cad
it by our late delegation in congress, which cade
10 it is suggested, was not nor had been reside
h. of the state of Mississippi at the time OF his
pointment, beg leave 10 report, that they ha'
IN gwen the subject all the attention AZ examin
ton which the limited time afforded them wou
an allow.
The committee learn that the appointment
o, cadets is regulated by law or usage, which
lows that each congressional district IN the
H. States shol be entitled TO cadet. BY re
OF ulatlon of the dep ar,ment, the appointment
d. each cadet, is made upon the recommending
of the member of the district in which he is a
en- pointed, and such recommendation is general
he observed. The members of congress from Nj
he sissppi being elected by general ticket, Il
OF whole state is entitled TO four cadets; and
the purpose of convenience, and in order tn
ed, each member might assume the responsibility
I a his own act, our delegation agreed among thet
te. selves that each should recommend cad
OF from his own section of the state, without !
reference from the others, and that then {
ed would unite in the recommendation. The col
mtee believe that this mode of proceedin
". was unexceptonable, because it approximat,
as near as could be 10 conformity with Il
). mode of appointment by law or usage. L
committee believe that the appointment of NJ
lc- Ingrahlm was urged by the hon, sMr. Hamm
OF from the southwestern part Of the state; a
they have had some evidence before the
ad which induces them to believe that the 9th
his delegates, with himself, were ignorant at I
20 time of recommending Mr.. Ingraham for a
m pointment, that he was not citizen Of the sta
IN The committee believe there is no doubt of /,
fact, that young AR. lngrahari is not, and W
nj not at the time Of his appointment resident
81, the state. And while they would condemn
Al, unqualified terms, The pfaotiee Of Amounting