The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
Dem o oorntlo County Convention

The following delegates presented their
credeLlisls and took seats in the convention,
Baausr--Cenrsd Biedbender, jonas
gredbendsr
Bloom Charles R. Buckalew, John
Robson
Brierassk B. s. GiIaore, Hugh Me-
Bride
Catiawis's Stephen Bsldy, Isaac 8
Monroe
Centre John Kuorr. Joseph Pohs
DUry-EIiss Haas. George do'ner
Fshingc,ssk-A. ". Kline. G. Mack
Franklin Peer Kline, Daniel Ear
Green,V0od.-J. II. keller
Hsmloek -.Samue! Schrock, E. Thornton
Jackson John Shulz, John S4Vsgs
Libsrty-F. Bus, r. Montgomery
LINES tome F. Mcbride, J Shearer
MahOning-E. II. Badly u. Brandon
Dfoniour-John Deferich, J MCNinch
Maine-C. F. Mann, A KIssr, jr.
MOual Peasant-D D ZIseleT, J Shipman
MiFin-s.muel Greasy, D. RneboId
Orange-lsasc WsIsh, Alfred Howell
RJariagsresk-- A. Brown, J.Yesger. jr
Ga motion, it was. Rs,Olysd--Tha. ,he
Presidep, sppoin, committee Of seven to
report Resolutions.
The prcsiden, thereupon sppoin'sd the
following gentle,nen--C. Il. Buckasw,
Amzi Brown, CHARLES +. Mann, Johnson
II. Ikeler, lss,o Welsh, Hugh McBr!s,
ard John Dle,eriob
On motion Of F.. H, Bady, il was unsn.
imously
Resolvcd--Tha, ws concur with Luz
xsrne county in the choice Of Hon. Andrew
Bsaupon as The Senatorial Delegate 10 re-.
present this Senatorial Disuis. 10 The &Ih
Of March Convention.
On molion OF Eli Thsrhton, the Csnven.
.ien then proceeded 10 lhe choice OF Re-
presenla'ive Delegate 10 the <lh Of March
Convention. Upon vo,ins' GEORGE
SMITH, having majority of all she votes
was declared elected
The Com milles en- Resolutions reported
the following, which we're adopted BY ht
Convention
RsSalUed- Thai James X. Po k, presi-
dent OF The United States, hes svinced by
his profound s,atesmanship and devoted pa
lrolism that the Democracy were not mis-,
taken in their choice lhs, in wsr ard in
peace, in embarrassment, and IN prosperity,
our national honor and our interests are pre-.
eminenIly safe in his hands.
Rssolved-- -Tha. in ,he Hon James Bu.
ohauan we recognize the pure and able
statesman, ,he devoted patios and sterling
Democrat.
Resolued-Thal oUi snlicipalions in re-
gard to Francis r. Skunk when he wa.
elected 10 ls44 have been fully realized
He has made an homes, able and irrcproach.
able Governot, true 20 his principles aud to
The expectations Of the people Under bis
faithful administration the Slate as been
acquiring credit and character and al home
and abroad a thorough confidence in the
and intelligence Of her rulers es-
Abished. The Democracy Of Columbia
are quite willing tha! this order oil things be
continued by the denomination aud cOnSs.
auent Ie-slecl n oil Gov. Skunk, and OuI
Delegates ate therefore instructed 10 vote
for him In the convention.
Rssoloe8-Thst we have he utmost con
fdencs in theDemootscy aud integrity Of the
Hon. Dsniei Surgeon and that he has fanh.
fully represented Pennsylvania in Ihs Unil
ed States Senate,
Resolped That lhe manner in which,
James r. Snowden discharged The durss e
S,sls Treasurer is highly crtdilsbls 10 him.
self end TO lhs Democratic party.
Rssoltsd.-Tbs. tbs universal prosperity
Of ,hs sOaniry and particularly .lhs high
prices 81 which our Farmers Csn eel
Their produce. is suffeieh, reiu,srioD of
al federal fsIssboods aud slang about gen.
srsl rnin,' in consequence Of the Election
Of President Polk and the passsge Of lhp
Tariff Of l84s.
Rrsolved.-Thst we rrgsrl the var with
Mexiro as eminenlly necessary and jnst
and thai we are in favor Of ,hs utmost yiq-
OF in ,a prosecution. That .e are de.