The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-27

An adjourned democratic mass meeting OF the citizens
of Brown county, held at the Town Hall Green Bay.
election of General Lewis Cass to the presidency, and
General William O. Butler to the vice presidency OF the
United States The presidents called the meeting to ORDER
and the committee resolutions by their chairman the
Hon d. Agry, handed in their report which was accept
ed, and the committee discharged.
Upon notion it was resolved that the following resO-
lu,ons as reported by Mr. Agy, be adopted by acclama
ton which was adopted unanimously and enhusiastical-
ly by all present:
Resolved That the nomination Of Lewis Cass and of
William @ Butler, as the democratic candidates ior the
offices of President and Vice President OF the United States
with entire approval and merits our most hearty
Resoved That long and meritorous public career of
evidence of his devotion 70 those cardinal democratic prin
c,les upon the of which depend in our opinion
only the prosperity but the stability and pemanence
Rssoip.a That among those principles we recognise as
the mporan strict construction OF the powers
granted by the constitution the government of the United
promises berein equality of rights and priv
lees imports and taxation tor the purposes Of revenue
,iona searaon Of the goysrnment from all
banking institutions enlargement OF the privilege OF be-
coming citizens and owners of the soil, and firm conf
dence IN the patriotism and intelligence of the people
Resoped That the essential matter of profession Of po
ca aith, of possessing known declared, and welde-
fined political principles the democratic candidate for the
presidency offers marked and md advanageous contrast to
opinions, processes to know little or nothing OF public poll
and rests his claims to that high Gee apon
Resoued That in opposition to candidate OF such du
tensions,
give support Lewis Cass the scholar the successful
statesman brave soldier, approved and consistent repub
can abilities have been tried and matured in the
highest civil offices of the nation, and been found equal to
all conditions 49, .
Resolved That the character Of Wm o. Butler, alike dis
tingushed in civil and military e entities him to our en-
tire confidence and jealous support. 'lL TX III =
Resoped That the democracy OF this county will firmly
adhere regular organization OF the democratic party
holding political communication, and discialming all
sympathy with the actious persons who. atying them
selves with abotonsts, wings, disappointed and discon-
tented men all parties and all shades OF opinion, have
combined form sectional and geographical party under
the leadership OF Martin Van Buren,.
After some cogen judcious and spirit-strring re-
marks by the Hon. NJ L. Martin, and lengthy and ex-
cellent address by Mr. Blodget, of Milwaukee, giving
udcrous account of the heterogeneous medley assembled
at the Buffalo convention &c., the following additional
re solutions unanimously adopted: re-a,a
Resolved That every democrat in this mass convention
vigilance at the baot poA III No'
| vember the foregoing resolutions into effect. ,
Resolved thanks OF this convention Dc tehoeroo
to Mr. Bodget for his able address
R,soiucd That democratic paper OIL tnis county ana
be papers al Madison requested to publish the proceed
ings of this convention
1t was also >
Resolpsd That upon adjournment the convention adj
rn with nine cheers for Cass and Butler, which was &C
cordingy done in style.
The convention then adjourned s'ne die. ,ss
A. G. ELLIS, President.
| SAMUEL RYAN, Secretary