Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
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Midland FILLMORE. NJ New York was then ieelstel l.
have received a MAJORITY OF eoes aud duly noainaed
Tie candidate for Vice President, and the announcement
was fecreed wlih applause
MIR. L. A. McCnlloush Of New Jersey clamed III,
ha.ar IN New jersey. Of having been the first State
which meeting held AMI Gen fal lur irsi nomna
ted aud naby would New jersey redeem her nomination
MIR. Nc G nayed the unanimous nomination of general
TayluF Is; t1e Convention.
Tits aplion SECONDED IN n very she apereh hV
Gov AsHre lie from Ohio and had ever supported
henry Clay, and still entertained iur him The usrlucs'
,oncs affection; but now that the Convention had nom
mated Geu. Ia, or and Allllafd Fillmore, would be
alike his duty and his p,asWeatd he was that il
Woaid be that II his constituents asl, n support the
iaaous II the Convention with ali tie zeal then
-i N 81 DOING 'hfy supported lhe sttai aud pat
fiotie principles Of the " hig party.
Mr. Gsuall. Of New l,ak in saving thai New Ynrk
w@ld sustain the nominations o, the Conventions obser
we'd that the friends of Gen iayoi had obtained great
Nicary-and Gen Zachary TAYLOR had Surrendered 10 his
f- s. he surrnde 80 his eneinl,s Il heers
And 4 ~ Wing party follow ID his exaapie II would
he Triumphant trescr 1T was only Ia adap his multa:
"Wenessf surrender :" The wish # New 1mk had
been kindly considered IN the npprntmem ii Mr. FIJI
norr--and nably would New York respond 10 the non
nation # The Convention.
Mr.. w. +. johnson. ur Pa said that the Pnnnsytan,
Delegation had been able .rr, MS there had been
divided c4nnses among Them. Each Delegate having
his iasprie candidate But the drrlsiun of tr
Convent known there was but one feeling in the
Pennsylvania Dee.a'i,n--there Was, aud u.s. and would
be bul IN pennsy vania nd that voice would
say,-"A little more Grape Capt. Bragg - (Greal
eheerng)
Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio then made some qualified 70.
marks.
tsc Sherman, nf Ohio, here rose and made some re
MARKS aaait confirming the nomination by unanimous
vote Vi eJrsention. lie did deem that all Necessary
Some geEkenea hesilateJ and others trouble be
cause They had not col their iav1riies He said Was
better to lay aver az resolutions, aud 60 down Indie.
Pendenee Square. whsze tie people council and
Sry the unanimous resolution there; and when delegates
sho hestated heard the response of The people there
assemeI, there would be hesitation thing
certainty. and tina, that he esetsn of Taylor and
filie.He was certain as that they tsa been nonna-
tel.
Tire suggestion was received with appreciation from al
sides, aad he resolution withdfaua
Mr. Jtnifer of Md, responded in the heares, manner
10 the feelings and sentiments that had been apresSed
favor Of Taylor and Fillmore. In Mary land 4tem this
day EHward 10 The 7th Of November next, M thought
would poesess the Wings but the thought Of
mentioned in Wing ranks bat aynr and Fill
more. The Wings Of Maryland would go hear, and
hand kh the support # the gH'd and would give
larger COZ 1s,lor and filHsse than sLey ever
gave for any ticket
M. Iideo, Il Ohio, moved resolution to the -Geet
Ahat while there was no power .o cntso Interfere
ssi,hsavesy IN any pan VI The Union. nevertheless the
Conyenlion oppsed 10 The extension Of slavery IN
eay sas States or 1srntorifs.
Alr Brown. Ut Pa. oppose the res luton in o vey,
nesgsaic spepch and nysd that be laid y, the table,
Nsieh wns ean<1.
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