Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-04-06

took their seats IS Delegates from Du.
page county.
A Mcintosh. Israel Matthew M Hines.
N Allen, r N hurry, A Lincoln. d Or.
cult, A Galusha, HI E Leonard, Henry
Sherman, G M Raymond. John Lester,
Nelson Roush. Nathan Loring, Samuel
Anderson, t Hubbard, L C Aldrich, John
Thompson, C D Bristol and Thomas
Andrews.
The same Delegates that represented
the different precincts Of Will county, in
the County convention, represented Will
county in this convention.
On motion of R N injury, the Chair
appointed a committee of five persons, to
sel..ct officers for the eonyention--R N
hurry, A Collins, w E Little. C C Van
Horn and Samuel Anderson said commit.
tee.
The committee reported, Nathan Lor.
ing, President; John Miller and + An.
drews, Vice Presidents: and s w Bowen
A Mcintosh, Secretaries
Mr.. Allen, Of Naperville, offered the
following resolution, which, on motion,
was unanimously adopted.
Whereas the county OF Dupago has a fraction
| nearly large enough to en,itle her 10 member
which the District composed II The counties Of
VIII and Oupase are entitled TO, in dependent o
the county of VIII, therefore, resolved as express
sive of the se'se of this convention, that Dupsge
is entitled to the delegate for said District
On motion Of Esq. Van Horn, the Chair ap.
pointed CO mittes Of TO draft resolutions =
Z Van Hora, w E Little, A Collins, N Aller
| and X. N, injury said committee. Ea
On motion of Mr.. Allen, Resoiped, that Du
| page county at their convention TO nominate the
delegate to be supported by that ccnnty, alst
| nom. nate the delegate 60 be supported by th,
District IF Will and Dupage counnes.
The convention then IooH recess Of half a,
| hour, TO give the committee time 10 pepa,e reso
| lutiOns. Al the end of which time MIR. Ii:tle
from the committee, reported the following:
ResotUed, That har nuny is essential TO th,
success Of the Democratic party and the triumph
of democratic principles, and shaI we woul,
recommend TO our Democratic friends everywher,
at this critical period IN the affairs of our Ma
ton. to foTeso all selfish considerations and hay,
and e,e single TO the s-rcess of our country an,
| its cause.
Resolred, That we have undimins shed conf
dencs In the integrity and ability the presen
| Iniet Mag strate of the Union, and that we re-
gard II as the duty OF every American citizen 10
give his support to all measures necessary to Q
vigorous and successful prosecution OF the wal
| existing netwt sn this Government anu Mexico
Whilst our brave soldiers are iIe ally spiing thsi
blond IN lighting Our battles in a foreign land il
ID no time to cavel about The OF the war ,oI
The precise manner in rt,eh its erpsnse. shall b.
| betrayed. We have suffered repeated injuiie.
from our enemy-refress has often been denied
our honor anu existan'e as an indepe ldsnl ia
ton, demand that no tfaitorouS ham .mpede The
success of our arms.
HesoIred, That our opposition 10 federal prin.
| cipiss ard federal measures is uncomproInI sins
under whats er digtIisen fotm tney may appear
! We are opposed ID banks IN all their forms-ard
| to ali IN" kindred ma asuIes Of the whig party
which nave for their ohjsct the enriching of the
few n the expense OF tho Iaboring and i,sdustri.
Gus psnpls.
| Res,Lred, ThAtih public interests inipericusI
| demand a continued SEPARATION of the fu-cal aft
| airs Of Government from banning institutions
that such separation affords the only mode O
OF securing 10 the government the contsoI Of il
own revenues; and that all systems that place Oh,
public funds at the disposition of bank or which
permit them 10 be Ell for banking purposes, nI'
dangerous IN The extreme, as tending la an un
due degree the extension of credits TO excite tn,
spirit of specula and TO cause runous ieac
| lions Ill all the busiDeIS departments of int
country.
ReSOEUed, Tint in the present Executive o.
this state the people have an able and faiIniu
oincer, who has alEeady entlled himself TO gu
| fullest confidence and respect, for the desire ht
has manifested to promote ths iatsrssts OF the
State byarranging and improving th9 condition o
| he financial affairs.
Mr. Col ins, Of VIII, from Same committee, re
pousd the following as having been referred BY
| The Win county convention to this Convention
Resolved, That the DenocIati: candidates
from this District (shoult they be elRcted,) arr
instructed to their best endeavoro 10 place il
tue constitution clause prohibiting the cher,erins
| nj any bank Or other corporation with power Il
issue tny species OF paper AS a circulating medium
ResoiCed, That said delegates be- furth in
| stTucsed to endeavOr 10 have the convention 4
| upon such iime for she peUp!e TO decide OH tlt
adoption or rejection of the constitution, as viii
| give them ample leisure 10 examine it's Diet ills
snd, also, save the necessity OF n special eltc
tion, or sp ecal session of the Legislature.
Resolred, That said delegates bs further in
st,ucIed TO use Ihe' efforts to take from the Leg
is!ature the power ofelectng officers except thos
Of their own badly and U . s. Senators.
ResofDed, frat they, also, use their exartion
i 10 reduce the number If members of the Lepisia
ture; nix UPON the second Monday in January
for their meeting. and and to settle the eompe n
i sation of salAried officers.
On motion, said resolutions wore all adopted
On motinn, the convention resolved that th.
proceed ngs hereof, be published IN the Jolis
Signal and Chic ago Democrat.
NATHAN LORING, Preident.
JOHN MILLER,1 Vice
T ANDREWS,S Presidents.
Eo YEN Secretaries.