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aiely made to them hy some vho rro'csfst
TO be democrats, to sa don lhr Bark H.
sue' buIhs protested against su~h trrs.ra.
What" continued he. '.if the Demacr1cv
should abandon the i,sue, the pine plc
that they had been 50 long contendiug b.,
and that had 50 long bound them tnge,hp.l
Success might be thrjys, poesiLly. in one
campaign, bUt when in power they ms,
either suffer the Ia K tyr.lts 70 rujc the
State or 10 whatthey hsd not rrr0ar,d ,he
people for; and division and dowrrtli
would Je inevitable. IN the md<; al ,-ir-
cess defeat would come upon hlcm. as I,
did upou the Wings. For his part he would
make no compromise, AID he dtm,ndrd
an exierninating war against the spurious
paper money Thus dzcour=ed Mr..
Reemelin, who was interrupted hy the ea-
trance Of the committee on rnsalu.ions.
A Mr.. Morton commcnred readu.r the
resolutions, which were receil,d. a'nir4,
irou beginning 10 end, v IA co'iues- tina,
augUred no good to tio~e VITO had taken
the Convention under Their gu'ianrr.--
They will, we suppose, ,appeariu the States
man, this eVrHirp-jt remains 10 tc seen
whether modified orlO,. Thry were Irirf
and without pyenuii,, old Iackso having.
apparently, been utterly forgotten i'm he
difficulties that Jeset the told Of he failh-
| iui. They declare for the whole Of Oregon
for the SHL- Treasury for "rerpgss"
| arlf-euogise Pok and .iEcn--eypress
full confidence that the hoaor OF the coup.
try is safe in the haads OF the a,ler--dp-
clare for David Tod and against all BANK,
and BaHhi0g' When lhcy were read Mr..
Stanton Jumped up in another part Of the
room and as a member Of the comn,il,pe
presented iwo resolutions Wi.h, a. he said
the appreciation Of the minority of the COM
mittee! By the aid Of pair Of lungs. IN
valuable in such a crowd. he sung out loud
and clear, the contents Of the two rr.ou-
tons, vehemenuy deHunciatorv Of tha pre-
sent and all Banking systems. They go
To" wi ole figure Tor r peal and Hard No
ney--decIariEg e,er: al hostility to all else
The hards aPpandrd and the solts drew
down their GrOw- lcrrlully. Stanton said
! the commttee were all,-wilh, perhars.
one eXcep,on--iH f.gor Of thers@nlu,ions
he had read. tut they hesitatod abou, pu.-
ting the matter down in plain English. ard
IN behalf oI the minority he presented
them Tor their adoption.
Another member or the Committee rc-
marked that Mr. S. placed some Of the
momhers ot the conan,tee in a wrong 20.
slton Ivy his remarks: lha! lhey were near
ly all IN favor Of the rezo'utioas, ianplausp
THAT'S righf.) but when appointed on
the committee hy the delegates of their
several districts, they were instructed to
vot" for Tod and the sentiments of lis ct
ter and they did not, aS Committeeman, feel
authorized 70 go beyond that.
DR.. Drafe. Of GAINESVILLE, succeeded in
getting the hror amid cries Of 'uurstion. !
question" He spoke for some time; said |
lie was instructed to vote fer David Tod (
by his constituents, who were rot aware. F.
when they instructed him. rhat there would
be any other expression Of spntimen, fom
that gentleman than he had made in 1844. /
through his Cleveland letter and in two !
speeches he delivered in Mrskirgum lie
and the Convention wcIe placed in very
awkward predicament by the letter JUS,
read from Mr.. Tod. Il Think said he, |
Mr.. Tod has notacted justly byuS.' jCrcs |
OF question, question: order 'srtdown,' T,
go il shingle weaver. &c. &c. When tie |
nose had suhsidpd DR.. Drake confirmed |
we have heen badly treated, " ould saw
nothing to iniure the cause, Int this letter
should have leen published beforehand AID
not kept in the breeches pocket of some
tSmnton-'Mr Chairman.
call to order.) Medary,--'Dr Drake, Mr..
Tod has been nominated end it is rot in
order to discuss his scIains now Drake--
MIR. Chairman, | will spcak--T am in o.
der--T will he heard elsewhere. We a,e
in dilemma. If we have nominated Do.
vid Tod and adopted the sentiments of bis
etter, we should adopt the resolutions of
Mr.. Stanton. They are all Of piece.--a- ;
ike hard, and to te consistent we should e,
adopt them. (Several voices, that's it.
you're right. Dr.. Drake continued; The ,,
""I'V t"NeH ny MI Ion Is nOL eAaclIV
democratic. He has set up standard and .
equlred US TO come TO it, instead OF wait. ,,
ng for us to speak and then coming to our
tanoard. | repeat we are placed in an ,
lwkward posiuon.' (Here there was =
perfect storm of calls to order--demands
or the qneston-eplhets, &c. Itcontinu. i
d for some time with dratpnng uproar. ;,
The Doctor was finally forced TO take his :.
eat, muttering many severe things.
Mr.. Cory, Of Cincinnati, got the ear and -
We Of the Chairman, and asked leave to \
ubmit an amendment to the Report of the n
in the shape of resolution de. {
laring that "the Revenues Of The State I
truld be collected and disbursed in Gold 6
nd Sileer." Cries Of No, no. were
card in several quarters. !
Mr.. Stanton declared that the amend. {
lent was out of ouier,--that the Report |
f the committee could not Re amended ,