The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12
DAILY JoURN AL.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE ID.
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION

WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
NOMINATION OF TAYLOR d FILLMORE
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.
The convention. after opening 10 due form
this morning, proceeded to ballot for Pres
idential nominee, and, on the fourth ballot,
Gen. Taylor was nominated by the following
votes: Taylor. III; Scott, 63; Clay, 80; Web
ster, IA.
Gen. TayloT's majority over all, 81.
The convention then nominated Willard
Fillmore, of New York, for the Vice Pfesi-
dency.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 8P. M.
There is no business doing to-day, every
body is shouting for Taylor and Fillmore.
The convention has ADJOURNED.
The nominations Of the convection were
unanimouslJ concurredin by the delegates from
all the States, with the exception of few from
the State OF Ohio.
g The ratification meeting will be held at
7P.M. 1t will be tremendously large meet
ing.
WASHINGTON, June 9, 8 P. M,
NC Ocuatc
In the House, Mr.. Darling, of Wisconsin,
was sworn in.
No quorum appearing, they adjourned till
Saturday.
Information has been received of the ratifica-
ton of the treaty by the Mexican Congress. on
the 23th, by yeas %. nays 5. The army is pre-
pairing TO march home.
PITTsBURG, June g. 8 p. NJ.
The nomination Of the Wing National Con-
vention is well received. A ratification meet
ing will be held on Tuesday night.
We would like to have our neighbor of the
Journal, publish some of he 1914 songs occa
sionally for the public good. They would b.
really entertaining and Instructive Wander
burgh Democrat.
We are just of that opinion, and as we like
TO be accommodating, and think that little
good music upon the heels of so glorious nom
instion of the Peoples Candidate, would do
US good as well as the public, here goes The
Democrat can join in the chorus to that good
old tune, "The good old days of Adam and
Eve"
THE ROUGH AND READY RAISING.
Come all you Log Cabin Boys, we're going to have
raising,
We have job on hand that we think will be pleas
ing;
Well turn out and build Rough and Ready"
cabin,
Ard finish it off with climbing and with daubin.
We want all the Log Cabin Boys in the nation,
To be the ground Tor its the Peoples nomination.
And every Locofoco will think tits amazing
To rec how work at the Rough and Ready"
raising
CAorEs-Hurra huua, lively boys and steady
Put in the big IickS for Old "ROugh and
Ready"
Well clear Off the ground plat and put the dornicks
under.
And put the seepers on them without any blunder;
Well all go work, as good Wings ought 10 do
And Cass shall be routed like Bonaparte Waterloo;
Well shoulder our axes aud cut down the timber.
We ali learnd the trade boys, in forty you'll remen-
her
So hurra boys, there's no two ways in
The fun we will have at the Rough and Ready
raisin'.
Hurra, hurra-Halloo, you Democrat, what
are you doing with the chorus7 Maybe you
don't like it. Well for change here's
LOUIS CASS OF MICHIGAN
o, every day brings something new.
The Loco Focos find il so;
The two-thirds rule did prove to Martin
Thatdoubtful things are "werry unsartin."
Chorus-At Lindenwald the Fox was holed
Bytwo-third rule and Polk so bold, -
Hal ha ha And such another plan
Is Louis Cass Of Michigan.
o, Annexation was the yoke
That fixed Van like pig in poke"
Cass poksd it to the cunning elf,
And now's poked Jimmy Polk himself
AT Lindenwad, &c.
Alas for Cass his chance has flown,-
Without New York he stands alone;
His dough face letters" proves that he
Should write his name without thee.
At Lindenwald, &c.
No, Cass and Butler they won't do,
Though ones general and tother too;
Old lacks host will beat them sore,-
Huzza for Taylor and Fillmore!
At Lindenw all, &c.
The Democrat, we hope, will keep its voice
In tune, we have plenty more OF the same sort.
Gen. Cass resiened his seat in the Senate In
great haste in order 10 avoid discussion upon
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