The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-17

u. J..
ErsT1s HorrIS, of Rhode Island,
JoBx H. TWEED, of Wisconsin,
A. W. WATKINS, Of Missouri.
Seerefaries,
Schuyler ColCar, of Indiana,
WiIsoa Ed,nards, of Illinois,
Francis ugfoa Fenno.
FrcdeFick ). LoneN,
A. Hobart. of Massachusetts,.
A. b. Chambers, Of Missouri.
Peter NeNsniH, Of New Jersey,
M. OTIS. of Ohio.
] Mr.. B,rfs returned thanks 10 the Convention
,ouchins on the subject matter which had call
co ii together.
SIR. ScHrSck, Of Ohio. followed. reporting 4
series of resolutions for the government of the
Convention Animated debate. and some con-
fusion, followed II was difficult at times to
keu where we were, OF what was wanted. The
point was, as TO the power of the General Gov
eminent over the subject Vi internal improve.
henis.
Snap, snap. snarl, sDar. do SO hate The
or tat principle that bolt whenever II If "a
biied Douglas Jerrold, in one of his plays,
Mighty question, whether Aunt Dorothy
he thimble" she did '.She didn't"
she did Il say she didn't" Coming
more force each time, and each time hay
look and language as ugly as old Nick
he have had il all DAY. Mr.. Democrat has
len saying-"Nou shan't trap me-" Mr..
&vhig, II don't want - trap YOU" Then
came "You do" and II don't" until there Wa
a sor, Of half br.i; reeala snap and snari
business. sharp tones Of voice, and cunning de-
vices, indicating any thing but harmony. This
wEs letting off steam! Glad ITS all gone. As
for bursting boilers, or hurting escape or blow
pipes-no danger-these talking chaps will
take care Of these things without Evans safety
. valve. They understand oiling.
This day these things were discussed
a. Rules limiting the speaker 10 fifteen minutes.
&c. Adopted.
Q Recommending committee of seven 10 pre-
pare and publish an address. Laid upon the
& liable.
"a The appointment, of a committee, By the
Chair, Of two from each State and territory
10 prepare an5 report resolutions for the Con-
> venuon Carried.
TuEsDn MORNING, JULr ..
Net at e. The President announced two
otner dclegates-one from Rhode Island. an
cher from Kentucky. Whist burning shame
ta.t We were not better represented. Ii Will
aever DO for Us to play old Rip when there is no
much stirring. The names of the delegates
s.rre oreered TO be enrolled.
The grand committee was then announced:
J. & WMGHr, and J. W. GRAY. Ohio
I,Eo 4. kUHN, ARTEMAs LEE. Mass.
WN WoobssrDGE, CALVIN Barton, Michi-
gan.
JOIN {. SPENCER, AVN BRONSON. y. YORK.
pANIEL M.CE. ANDEEw OSBORN, Indiana
JoHS ID. Cook, FLETCHER H,IGHT, Missouri
JEsSC B. THOMAS, JEssE ID. B,aER, Illinois.
T. C. BIGH,s. J,NEs {. MARSHALL, Pennsy.-
T.nls.
\. o. Kflloa, JoEL W. WHITE. Connecticut
NJ 4. CHAvDLfR. T. b. SrockBRiDE, Maine.
J. G. C,NP, Florida.
T BUTLER hINC. WM. b. HoDGsoN, Georgia
Euw.Rp SF,GR,yE. II. HORN, Rhode Islam.
Gas KING. koSwELL l.. COR, New Jersey.
nc Bt,cKBrK>. ]. II. CRAWFORD, KENTUCKY.
u. y WILLIAMS, y. l.. SrOrr, Iowa
Mp. T,IMApGE. J. ID. hI>GNAN, Wisconsin
When this and other matters had been done.
s.e had 4 burlesque which Was funny enough.
IA IrsAIian. what viii not IrishnI-n do.
love them any where, came in, pulies of his
coat and vest. loo,eRed has suspe nders, and de-
InsnGed to be heard Whev, Il wan, 10 lift
upmy oice before the world for the first time"
This was 4 heavy Job. The Convention thought
a. would take too mach time. civ me
hour. aHd sure you viii be eniertained as You
never were before" Hearty laughter followed.
hGt the poor fellow was in earnest. snc he could
lyt stand ieers. lie sat down and Wa silent.
Letter, from distinguished men were read.
hat from Gen. Cass excited mirtl and CON
ismPt from all sides. II Was reiy snort, and
Gun-commiital.
Mr. >ch-nck', resolutions We. resumed.
The subject Was the appointment q an esecu-
i've committee, 10 coasis, of one iran each dele
CATION. to be elected by the d-legat-, &C. to pre-
pare memorial. &c. &c. Laid M the table
without debate
More talk now. and all right, ,o,-for there
- no business on hand-iadrer Snrarf. Of Pa
-Pohr :.Dac'd DadIey Field, followd. Antipo-
o~s anc gave hard hits, in an AWKWARD way
the gentlemen from New York gasus a touch
Of Virginia abstraction. am kmocrat, but
"oniound me If know what thes. men af-
ter Can YOU define an abstractia Will any
Of your Readers 60 it: What doee man mean
when he -sy- that Slavery for instance,
wrong in the abstract. but, anthem goes on
To Justify and practice But new mind. We
Asiened-'rwo more lions roaree aud we adj
lOuTnsG.
Tuesday Afternoon, ; o'clock.
4 little snaPpishness David pdIey Field
that's long name and looks parrish, plain
ID ID. would not DO ar a handle, ace the name
Pied Is 50 common had denied ID right Of Con-
gress 10 improve haroors, &c Be was Missed
swee-bit-Nr. Marsh of Illinoisffered a reso-
luton expressing the regrets of 2 Convention,
which Was carried
From littl. to great The Ccnlittee, through
the Chairman, offered the follovog resolutions
prepared by John c. Spencer of lew York:
The Convention submit To ttr fellow citi-
zens and TO the Federal Govern nt the follow
ing propositions as expressing t3r own senti-
ments:
firsf, That the Constitutions the United
States framed by practical meg for practical
purposes, declared in its presmtA ITO provide
Tor the common defence, TO pro- Ste the general
welfare, and 10 secure the blessgs of liberty"
lad was mainly designed to creR governme Mt
whose functions and powers sfb Did be adequate