Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18

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A TRANSIENT VISITOR.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.
Pursuant to previous notice, a large and re-
spectacle number OF the Democrats of Marion
assembled at The Court House on NJ nday, Sd
July, loio, for the purpose Of responding to the
nominations of the Baltimore Convention.
On motion, David Cunningham, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and A. ). Hayden appoint.
ed Secretary.
The following resolutions were then offered
81 DR.. Kidwell, Jr., and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we hail the nomination of
General Lewis Cas- of Michigan for President,
| and Najor General William 0. Butler of Ken.
lucky Tor Vice President Of the United States,
! as The very best that could have been mlde-as
altogether worthy Of The confidence Of the De-
mocraiic party, and suited 10 administer the af.
fairs OF the Government on the lust principles
of the Constitution
Resolved, That whether we look upon and
view Lewis Cas- as the Volunteer soldier, Can.
tain, Colonel aud General, 10 the war of 1912,
fighting nobly for his country, amid the prlya
lions OF The frontier, and the Indian wells Of
Canada; or as the able, military and civil CO.
vernon of the territory Of Michigan, receiving
his seven appointments from Madison, Monroe,
Adams and Jackson successfully, and as often
ratified by the Senate unanimously; or as the
hardy and successful Indian agent, making
twenty one treaties with the various savage
tribes, and cxtinguishing their claims to one
hundred millions Of acres Of land, without a
fault found by his Government or single com.
plant from the Indians; or the Cabinet Minister,
as Secretary Of War. Of the immortal Jackson.
whose confidence ne shared most largely: or as
Minister 10 France, quoting the heart-burnings
OF The two countries, and obtaining the interest
IN dispute between tho nations, on the FIVE m |.
lions OF francs paid US by France; or as the bril-.
liant champion of the "f'reedom Of the Seas, in
the destruction of the Infamous Qninluple Trea-
"; or as the able dchater and faithful represcn
ta,iyc Of his country. and the avenger Of hi.
counirys wrongs in the Scaate OF The United
states; as : volunteer, General Territorial Go
werner, Indian Agent, Cabinet Minister, Foreign
Minister and United States Senator, we witness
the able, tie old and long tried friend of his
country, It's willing, patriotic and faithful SER
vant.
@csolved, Tha, Major General William o.
Butler, one Of the nine Buffers Of the Mexican
War, and the gallant Colonel Of the War Of
l,l2, and one of the nine Buffers of that war,
and worthy descendant Of the liz Batlcrs OF
the Revolutionary War is a true representative
Of the name and patriotism Of his race and IA
mily; and to-day as in The days Of the Revolt
ton, like Lafayette, "When we want any thin.
well done, we call for a Butles 10 DO ii" and
one, too, that obtained the full confidence OF
Andrew ia kson, and was his able defender in
Congress; and whether on the battlefield, in the
Halls OF Congress or al home, is worthy our
fullest confidence and the sulrages Of the whole
Democratic party
! Resolved, That General Cass and General
Butler, following out The dictates Of their no
nest hearts and the spirit Of true Republican
| ism, ayow their principles openly 10 the world
letting their light SO shine that all may see i,
!! even to the uttermcst ends Of the earth.
Resolved, That The Tariff Of SIC, yielding il:
thirty two millions of dollars annually and min,
millions more than vas yielded By the Tariff oi
i2, and nineteen millions mure than was cacu
lated BY the great Wing inarcier, Evans oil
Maine that tie Independen, Treasury, receiy
ing and discussing the enormous amount oil
ninety eight millions Of dollars in specie, with
out jar, during state Of war, in The year
| lSi1, whou. single delau:;is officer or .
loss Of cent 10 an Individual or the Govern
ment that tie management Of The war witt
Mcsico-,hc thirty victories Of our armies, and
the rich inheritance calned-arc but Amazing
monuments Of Democratic wisdom.
Resolved, Thu, we hail .he news Of peace
with ~ ard ~ nrr gallant officers and brave
s3Girf, "e tender our warmc>t consfatulaiI,ns.
und@r III NIL assurance, la: oar coun ~ xii
ever lonily hcr;,a their memories and reward
l.is il services.
ResCyri, That Pftsiien. Polk, art Wee Pre-.
sidrnl Dallas lave faithfully redeemed all their
pi, dyes 10 their county with Distinguished abi
IS; have hei the measure OF ,hrif coul,fy's
glory; ami a efalsr, pos!erily will remember
,heir names BY Ihe side Of Jefferson, Madison,
honTue and Jackson.
Resolved, That Marion county. On the Tn OF
November next, will pr"ve herself worthy Inc IL
!. .. hi "pe:ngcra',c Banaes coan,y Of Noth
Western Virginia"
Resolved. !'ha; we will increase nur majority
tnr Cass aal Bnler, over TIA; o. lS4 Tor Polk
AMI Dsiia,
D.. III well npan Offering he alb &c rs,olu ions
advocated them Il some ''agh sha@ing that 10
Inc persons 4 Cas- and Baller tn parry had the
very men Tor Inc crisis; ha whether IL the fell
pr out Of il he: were in every way The supsTi-
ors Of Tsyo r and Fillmore, and richly mefi'ins
The ea;i!r confidence o.! the whole Democratic
parry.
On motion Rcsol"gl That he proceedings Of
III meeting b. signed b. the Chairman ant Sec
rerary, ar+ fuIWariei - lae Wheeling Arsn' and
Richnod Enqnifer ior publication.
SF Examiner please c"rr.
DAVID CUNNINGHAM, President.
A. s. HAYDEN, Scc'y.