Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-14
DFMoCRATIC MEETING

Al an adjourned meeting of the democratic party held pursuant noIice the Court House, on Sat- urday evening ,r ''ior the purpose Of tensrng the compliments of Il public dinner to the Hon. JOHN c. CALHoUN and tx,resslng their approval of his hate brilliant and distinguished service" us Secretary Of Siate," Dr. A IoPEz called Co the chair and HENRY MYERS appointed Secretary
 Col. PERCY WALKER presented the following preamble aud resolution, which after few brel and pertmeni remarks from that gentleman, were offered to the meeting and adopted unanimously.
 Whereas, the Hon. JOHN C. CALHOUN has lately retired from he service of the people O the U States after long career, during winch he has displayed eminent ability, exalted paiiiotSnI. and h silgeness oi purpose Io promote Ihe honor ana welfare o' 'he county. -'. And whereas, we feel that Iu the settlement of the great qHes,ion of the annexation Of Texas to ihe United States, he Iias manifested profound wisdom and exalted patriotism, and has vndcaied the insi- tutions Df the Southern States roin the interference of the British government, in manner to secure re pose to these States To ihe eud, therefore, of ex- pressing him the feeling ot respect and approba- lion win which we have viewed his public and pri- | vae life, .
 Be it resolved, That committee oi hse be nP- point by the chair To express 'he cofn'"' appfooa- iiude for his services and to offer to hin on the part of lhis m etns, such oheI manifestation Of their re- | spect and esteem as they may lhink proper 10 | The cfalr appoinled lhe following committee un- der the resolution, viz: | Col Percy Walker, Thus. iiolland' Esq' | Wm R. falIetl, Esq Thos. McGran, Esq. Juhu A Campbell, Esq, .,. | On motion il re,olvld That lhe proceedings of lhe meeting be published, when the meeting nd journed LofEZ, Chairman.
 HENRY MFRS, Secretcry' ., .a-.... | DEMocKATIc MEETING IS WAsHiSeroN CouSTY.--At a meeting of the democratic party oi lhis cpinty, held pursuant to previous no'ice, on Monday, April !. is45, Judge S s, Houston was called io ihe chair. and q. ". Woodward appointed Secretary. ....., ....f 4. .... | The chairman disclosed the object of the meeting to be the expression oi Inc opinions aud feeling" of the lary, in regard 10 the approaching Goberna,o- rial, Congressional Senatorial and local Elections, and the node of selecting candidates.
 On mtion of Il. Bass, Esq. committee oi hse were auointed by the chair, consisting ol Ii. Bass l II. Lcwy, Wm Malone, E. Il. liass and J. D. Powers Esqs., draft resolutions exprt ssise of the sense of le mertifg, ..+l... --" j.. ... | During the absence of ihe committee the meeting ! Was highly entertained by short addresses from Messrs Ports, Ia, lor Jones, esesne and iiouston | After winch the committee reported me following resoiutuns, which were unanimously adopted: l Resaved, That we approve of Il Staie Convention and vii send delegates to the sane, and hereby m tleu theii influence to secure the nomi- nation ,f the Hon N. Terry, of Lmestone county, to the .tce of Gosermnr uf the State, believing hum eminent, qualified for that distinguished stal,on 1 Resolved, That we concur in the proposition made by other counties, to hold convention in this Con gressoal district, al Claiborne, on the sec"nd Mon day of June next, and recommend the lion Daniei handler 10 the favorable consideration ot the con- venior, .. ... .. .l.
 Resohed, That delegates from each precinct m the | county De appointed t0 attend Il convention 10 be l holden al Macon, m Clarke county, on the fourth Monday of May next. for the nomination oi candi- date for lhe Senae for this district, and that as we enGslicr our couuiy euialed to the Senator we TO. con"tnd E. L. Turner, Esq 10 the particular con- l eidcathn of the people of the district.
 Resoscd. That is meeting recommend James 5. Malone, E,q as n candidate for the Representative banch nf the Legislature, for this county. Messrs. I B l. Tmaier, II. Bass and $. $. Houston, weie ap- pointed delegates 10 the State Convention. Messrs J. D. Powers, E. Il. Bass and Wm. Horn, Ji, were appointed delegates lo ihe Congressional Convention, aud " iliam Horn, Jr., M. Scuriock, J. G. Slater, II Lowry, John P. simpson, Josiah Evans, J. F.. Sawyer.E Fl. Bass and Nj. Blanke nshp, delegates l 10 the Senatorial Convention.
 l s. $. HOUSTON, Chairman. i GAO. W. WOODWARD, Secretary. l 0j-The Flag of the Union will please copy.