Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

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:, Nb,c THE wjIn;s OF nIiio WOULD SIS.
Tram TIE NOMINATIONS ummens, an
; psnse
| .Nhv sir VIC, the navy, of III. glorious battles Il
The s,b and Oh of Ne, reached ohiu iran he Rla
lGrsnJr. snch was II, .nihnssm. thai we could have
elasted old Zicha faylf presieni and his I'D white
charger Wee presideni" Immense cheering Ohio
w,uld do hf duty IL thus preai contest Let no fear
thai an u,,nll not
" W l. Penn, Of Ohio. s,il he had M eubt that the
y, hcs efills Stair would abide BY. and warmly sup
! r.nl. Tho decislnn II the Convention.
M Jannry OF tginis said that he had voted ia Hen
~ Clay ooihe first second and third ballots lie sup
supported his fav1fie Henr, Clay long hem was
an, chance or hope u ,access-bu, he had smother
duty 10 Perform and he intended do it and thai was
carry on, the re.u,e. II Tho Convention delegate
from Massachusetts had rased hs atm and said 81 help
him God he would dp ri, in hs pnnef 10 defeat the no
minees Of the Convention Now he Mr. 1anney)
wou invoke tho same Great Power TO aid him III deiea
ting the Intention, II Tho gentleman from Massachusetts,
He csme from rrtim Of Virginia winch had ever
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ofihc Convention
NJ. Ewing Il indisns. And Mr. lls1ry. Of Tennessee
supp rted Genetl Taylor and Mllari fa1rei and hss-
era other delegates, who had voted fol Mr. oiay expires
sed the same Intentions.
Mr. l,.kel If renne.,.o W.. c,l.d upon by Mr.
uenry Mr. Haskell then ro.e. .ni with admirable ad.
dre,s related tho following historical fart-"A Tonnes
.,o gentleman related the lllowiny story. which he
aid If hi. fayedle should be nominated, would very
neary dcsrtih, tho condition II General Cass He said
North Cafoliaa "sandhiler" was once Dragging u his
6gh,ine powers; smong other things he SAID that he
never struck nan but once and then he hi him far
lii under he car and knecked him forty rods. Tho IN
fortunate victim came IN contact with rail fence Of
which he pulled down. tsnch the force If The blnw)
about fifty y,rl. p,sis and all After awhile he came
,oo te, and was able to- up lie io"heh faohd and
saw the ruin he made OF tho enee and asked II lhe L n.
der storm Ind done much damage ana II aay ono hau
hern struck with liEhtelhg hui hi"sel
And m IN November ne1, would zen oass inquire,
after having The breath k1chaa oh' oil MN ny '"e sue
cass Of the W lss and hen lAynr-lh'i H. a. soon as
he shond awaken from tn" stunning ELECTS :" HE bo"
"Pray. did the storm DO mncn dani.e "s aoy ohe
| ese struck by the lightning
Mr. Ii.e Smith. OF Illinois. said that The Illinois Del
er,iim had come 10 vote : raylo-2 fr Clay and for
se,n. They had a., voted 10 thu la.l-hnt Thru when il
wa no l5nrer If any use they VOTED ta Gen Inylor
As Gen raylor SAID when he led on he Illinois troops
# W. Al, null toyethrf we cannot be defeated (Cheers
In Illinois W. will all pull losehe..
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NJ vii place lhef banner on ,ap'ol I'M. k''o"'
thoef'
NJ Conrad. II fon.i.n,, made VAIN speech i'll
favor of Cen Tayl5r and OF the prncp oi which Tay
lar aud Fllmere were the csponcns.
Mr. Illlard moved tesnlnnnio the effect that TIM
Convention approve Of the letter fom Gen Taylor to Cap
tain Allan, # Kentucky and recognized IN liza conient
slunl aud conservative Whig principles u which ever,
Nhie IN the nion would cheef'nly respond Oh whicl
depend the prosperity ol eur country,
eoaVe salon rhsufd when on suggestion that \
teYeial delegates had leil the lilAl llilard asree
% Nl4daw Ma resolution
MI II liha~ay, oil New hefk, moved ya'o OF thank
10 Tho Mig Committee NJ Ph1lsieFhla Tor ttrlt
efi1ns. and fir Ate kindness and hefahty with whlc
the Convention has been accommodated, hsoa vot
If hanks Ia the citizens d Philadelphia, fr the psll
aud friendly attentions with which the melnhra ot ia
Convention, had been teeelyed and entertained sue
mn s'9aotn III 'hls oesnoi '1'Ss
The resolution VAS carried unanimously and Nth hea
. ~ applause