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


The Chau annaaeeej, thai ZACHARY TAYLOR
aas nominated by lhis Ionvenhn. a. tho Why candi-
date e., resident Il the Iuiied State:
This announcement. which male hy the Presi.
dent. II char nnl dsne voice. WAS received By a
storm Of applause Whlch continued for some time The
shouts taken up hv In dfd-o mass hat filled tho
sffec front If the hntllpg where thr Convention was
IN srsn. nnI The glad spread vi electric velci.
y lhr,r1h Ito city. n wur14 can 1--WE any ADEQUATE
II d the Wild u, aud enthusam winch has taken pls-
s,lrn Il tn pol thfinghaa the Whole city aud il il
amt inp Ia ,rc. that amung thrSc WIN are e,lest in
tbr oSntaion NJ the cctta u of the ee ton Of h odd
l.Il Il iaena VISTA, are thos' Wis, earnestly srug-
Died 4, u1ian the nomination 90 o'hers.
The irnls Of all the otnr cnud dates have behaved
n hranl~nn's 81 manncrsa nuby indeed that makes
il mater oC tcqrei, that such ,rre patriots and such
faithful iitnds should have bo'n nno the tnshcc,ss-
Ia.
J. ha, been manif, tom l,c fra, meeting of the Com
rentioi. that ncn Tay'or would be liz 1mnee Il was
nd ed. impossible 10 withstand the evidences of popular
eniu1 winch ere shown wherever The Delegates went;
aud All now. 10 matter who were their fsvores admit
nat wand hay been dan !er,iS # nj fatal, have
Attempted 10 disc ard the l. rular will
Whom lhe shouts and applause subsidized in the Hall 81
hat he Convention could nrj It's business ne IN.
sossliln ensnc rs IL the regular order Of proceedings.
Mr. rIogias }ator krng. NJ Georgia. IN ~ ed recess
Ill /. +. VI.
Mr. Collier. Of New Y ul opposed il. and hoped. that
lbe Convention would proc ed pmelalo II The n,mnl-
ten of We President Nv Y ri, wonll he was sure,
spppU the onnlnal'o1 otald give h electoral for.
General iaNur. Nj c. concluded by proposing thJ
ll1n. WILLARD FliI.NORE,es Vice President
Mt Carroll, Of New York. sec,nd the suggestion,
thai ballot sh ld now he aiken f,r Wee President ST.
That. after the business was completed the Delegates
ght adj nrn " meet their friends in lunc in lndepen-
derce Square.
Nlr Glma2c Of South Clra'ina. spoke in favor Of all
sections O. lita VI Ing party yielding II The nomination.
Tho motion 10 ADJOURN was aithifawn.
Nj A3en,uf Mass thought that Massachusetts mi ht
,teI IA tim al,tnft, Is
however HAT he only spoke for himself
MI Allen'1 remarks were received withevdeni m rks
afdis1ppt lion from all sand il was with difficulty
lba he got on with his dsconueriod remarks.
A delegate flon Ohn her. arose. aud said that tle
Wing patty Of that State had pledged ITSELF through
their representatives,, 10 accept aid support the nominee
Of he Convention as the candidate Of the Wing parly
and hy momd do II, (Applause)
Mr.. Galloway. of OhIo, said-l have Mr. President
resolution 10 offer. rs tll aws:
Resolved. Thai the Wing party. through ihair rep.
trscntapes here assembled. pledge themselves abide
the nnmnall n,wth the understanding tina, The nnnincs
in gold faith. accepts oft. and adrrss N. great
principles The hig party, exlensin of Slavery
and in llvor OF American Industry Here he was in
terrupied.
Charnao-The gentleman ia nut of order; there is
question before the Ii use; i, is the order of the DAY.
Mr., Allen moved 10 suspend the order Of the day.
The question taken and lost by a large msuity
WIN. JoIInsOn, of Pa. said it would be generally
conceded by the members W The Convention that he had
occupied position her. entirely adverse the gentle
man who had received the nomination. General Win
fald Scott. Mr.. Chaif--
thalrman.--You entirely out of order sr-ths
order Of The day is not suspended.
M. Allen, Of Mass. looking wldlyJ with grea, 70.
etnence said appeal from The decision Of the chair
shall not he heard on the appea2
Chairman-les SIR. but You must conhne yourself to
the subject Of he appeal -
Mr.. Aim. of Mass then commenced speaking. bns
being terribly excited was soon poouaced out of order
by The Chair. tfsFH a.at.s
Numbers If nations were now made in vain. 10 sos-
pend or rosp The order o the day-ior adjournmens
for recess of half on hour &c. f..#4 s4nrer
The order Of he day then called up and the fl-
owing nomination made for The Vice Presidency:
Mr.. Mi'clle Of Missouri, nominated Abbot Law.
ence OF Massachusetts 5#tst 5.## e.. -
NJ: kimne. OF Pa. nominated Andrew Stewart Of
Penn vinla. 4t #=aan 80 ass s,sis .I0s Isl
Mr. Newton OF Ark. nominaied JOHN NJ. Clayton Of
} lawara. as.,- ~ E. - - 80
Nh Sage, Of New York, noninaled Georg. Ev.nsyuf
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NJ. Collier. Of Nev YORK. aaans,-s Alaiasl Fill.
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