Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

John Vawtcr of Jennngs.
Sccretares.
John IT. Farquhar of Franklin,
Isaac ~ Akin of Floyd,
Wells Hamilton Of Vgo,
Phlandcr Hamilton of Decatur, and
Matthew Ward of Henry.
The President upon taking the Char, addressed the
On motion of Mr. Thomas Bowling the following re-
Resooed, That the Delegates from each county, now
attending this convention, select from their number one
person, whose duty it shall be TO submit the Of
some suitable candidates for Governor and Lieut. Govr
supported by the wings in $40; and that each
" shall have vote corresponding with the number OF
Senators and Reprcsc the General Assembly
and every county shall have at least
On motion of ID. p. Holloway,
Resolred, That d committee OF five be appointed TO pre-
pare series of resolutions, expressive of the spirit and
feelings of this convention.
The following gentlemen were acceraingiy appointed:
Messrs. D. r. Holloway, VI. J. Kelly Ihos. Downing ].
s. Davis and Henry ). Lane.
Here letter received and read from Mr.. OrI, d. =
clining the Of his candidate for Governor
Mr. Pennington then addressed the convention in
nv pathetic and eloquent manner--calling the wings
present rally with heart and one hand III support of
the nominee of this convention
Cen Robert Hanna was then enthusiastically called for
and addressed the convention. He conjured the wings,
by love for their principles, whatever individual
preferences there might be, when the nomination should
be made preferences should be laid the wing
altar, the good of the country. lie had darker
hours than those surrounding the wing party. All
that to dispel the gloom which seems
to hang over our prospects was UNION harmony ana et
fort With these, victory would again crown our abors
The convention adjourned until = o CLOCK pm.
Mr. Nelson, of Parke county, being called out by the
addressed length and with much ability.
He cd the issues presented during the last Presi
DENTAL election. lie demonstrated the infamous fraud
petperatcd upon the honest portion of the democratic
party the States of Pennsy and New York who
the supporters OF the protection OF American inter-
ess The election o Polk brought about BY
and asehood unparalleled in the history of the world
He exclaimed shall the wing party dsband No, never.
He conurcd wings here and where To INTO the
contest with energy.
Mr. Cooling Of Hancock county was called upon and
cnte rained with address much orig
naly and wit We regret that we cannot present it to
readers
Col. Blake, of yigo county, being called rose amid
the puadits of the audience and said the before
him reminded him Of other times in this Hall He spoke
the conflict of lsio The banner again
TO breeze and again destined o Triumph
lie called upon all who had STOOD with him times past
up and do battle in behalf of the
country He spoke the prosperity brought upon the
country by the existing Tariff He spoke warmly and
cloqueny on this subjects but before ending the nom
mating committee came in to report that they had nom
mated JosEru G. MARSHALL for Governor, and GoDLovE
S. Ortiz, for Lieutenant Governor; which received
with three lou. shouts of appreciation.
Mr. Blake resumed and made an able argument the
Oregon question. His remarks listened with
much attention. We unable present sketch
of the speech 10 day.
The following resolutions reported by Mr. Hollo-
way, chairman of the committee.
Resolved. That il is the duty of the Wing party TO
pereycrc contcnding for their principles, and ade
ring TO lis separate and distinct organzaton should
treat all who have only the good of the country
with and sympathy, and invite their
in securing the patriotic object which its purpose
compsh.
Resolved That though .bea,en in lSi1by a fraudu-
lent of issues and equally fraudulent polling and
illegal votes, dishearened, but are
ready and willing battle in behalf of a policy
which will protection TO HOME LABOR in all its diver
shed lnterests-n behalf of equal rights-o the Con
shtnon and for the supremacy OF the Laws confident
still that TRCrr eventually triumph.
Resolved That the present Executive of Indiana has
redeemed the promise made when a candidate lSI3
regard general debtthat he has pointed
any plan to reestabsh the public creittlat his
senton Yesterday refused decided recommended
ton, and sIfurctdty vote of its members. ailuson
10 any present. arrange of the
Resolved, That party, speaking through its dele
gates sensitive to tolerate dlusion
debt paving now after three wears of broken and vio-
lated pledges. longer be trusted. APP
peal 10 the people of Indiana from the tlmd, trimming
and evasive action of the called democratic
Resolved That the delegates here assembled in con-
Will sustain their Senators and Representatives.
hereafter honorb and Just settlement of
The public debt q the STATE coming within the and
ability of the people of Indiana
Resolved. That the wing party feel anxious see the
pending question IN regard 10 Oregon settled basis
honorable to the Nation-hat dislile buster-at we
iavor negotiation without wish TO give up ot little
OF our rights but wish il understood, the calm
spirit Of lofty resolution thar tcH our otr at al
aadrds In the hour of trial, further resolve that
like OF the windy democratic orators of Yesterday
will prove soldiers in peace-citi-ens in car
Resolved. That we as wings know our duty and will
6oit.
Resolved. That a committee Of five 10 appointed =,
inform Joseph G. Marshall, of the of thus conycn
ton, nominating him candidate Governor and
70 inform God Owe : orth Of his nomination for Lieut.
Governor, and most respectfully 10 solicit them accept
SAID nominations.
Mr. Bakenorc from the committee appointed for
'a' purpose, selected the following
State Central COMMITTEE
In the county of Marion, David Wallace Douglas Ma
CURE dliam Sheets. Hugh ONral. and ]. u Defrees
Isl Circuit, A. 5. White OF Tippccanoe
"a James Collins, r., of Flovd;
VI John Nawter, of Jennings:
ith " Samuel Hall, of Gibson