The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-14


out proyiso, amendment OF appendage, 10
defeat its operation, is a measure that COM
mands our cordial and unchangig sup
port.
Resolved, That shinplasers, issued by
municipat-or other corporations, we de-
nounco as false representatives. # money,
by which labor is dciTaudcd Of its just rl-
ward. And all schemes Of relief issues,
being but printed confessions OF insolNen.
cy but upon the people as current equiv.
alents for industry, we regard as worthy e
signal condemnation. The Democratic
/ party, if it is honest, couiesses lis poverty,
but repudiaes rags.
Rc8Oiqed, That oil power should remain
with and be welded by the people, except,
where for concentration and convenience,
it is necessary to coniide the same u
agents. We approve not only of an eleco
tive Judiciary, but of clccdng all public ser.
yeuts by the people who are fully COM
peLcul themselves to do what they employ
others to do.
/ ResoLved, That the Democratic Party
adheres now as i! ever has done, to tho
constitution Of the cou0try. Its letter AID
spirit theywilneither weaken nor Destroy
aud then re.derlare that slavery is u domes-
tic local institution Of the South, subject TO
state law alone and with which the genet
al government has nothing 10 DO Where.
yer the Stale law extends its jurisdiction
the local institution can continue TO exist,
cStceming 4 Il ri0!atiOR Of State rights
10 carry il beyond STATE ltnsiiS. We de-
ny the power of any citizen 10 extend the
area of bondage, beyond its present domin.
ion,-nor do we COZ slider it part # the
, compromise of the constitution, that slave.
ry should forever travel with the advancing
C lum Of our territorial pr, gress.
Resolved, That I'm A. Gamble is
; genuine representative # the tcm' craey
If Pennsy yivania - sim lie in his habits,
strictly republican, in all his feelings ard
, principle S, and hnuest and faithful IN the
discharge of all his duties p, ssessing as
he d. es, in an eminent degree sourd
and correct judgment aud familiar &C.
, qualntaUce with The interests a, capabi
iIies Of theState,we confidently present him
10 the people Of this mrnprwealth as a
suitable person fr the llice # Car al Com
missioner.
On no tIun the IesoluIous were taken up ald
, acted Oh separately.
/, The l,solu,Iuus were all adopted TO the ore
p with regard . The ten hour Law, "ien he yeas
aud nays wcIe called, and t.suInG as !o.lVws :--A
, Y cas- yU-- Nay. rule
Mr. Schouuvver moved to amend the resolu.
ton with relation Ia slavery by inserting the RS.
olUton adopted by the DlIImoIe conveiton.
Mr.. WhllIUn moved the indllulle post Lgne.
meul vi the resolution.
The question was warmly discussed By MeIsrs
Schooner, hle,cur and Rack.
On u,eioH adjourned I'll 3 o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tie convention sssenhlcd al 3o'tlo,k ,aLt vas
called TO Older by the chairman.
The consideration OF the IeSoiulons offered by
the cunHnrttce, was resWued
The discussion EaS continued by Msssrs Wha.
ion, Snodgra-s, Reed and crhroh
The resolution relating 10 slavery was unani
m"uSIy adopted
At the request Of col rIack, s!r Gamble Vos
permitted to make a stotclneur.
MI GaUhle 4aid-ar President undprstart
to, day tha' charge has been brought agai ); !ne
, that in SAD opposed the cieciou II VIA,
tGslrr ior c2uSl commissioner The charge u
entirely false Mr.. Foster received NY most AZ.
dent support. attended the convention in nv
co"o'g aod through my eSertions, delegate was
riccted Iavodbe to thr uruuistion Of M os,er
After his nomination used every e2ertion tu Sc.
cure his election. Abou; wco; before election,
business called me to New Ycrti--and was una.
bile tu return in time to vote for hiu--as n oSt
ccuamly would have dcrc. TAis il plan .,a,..
meut %! the tlc.a, and il the convention desires
anything more, would r,r.ak, thH dclepa,,
present has in his possession letter from n, ueigh
oor, MI. crane, who ia r,loriye Of alr Foster,
which will completely ciule the charge Of fdel
iiy to NY party
n' C""rt5,' asSa'l'neo WIN tne sai'rent
cheers " VA '''e'
e The S S%,r amoos o5 the o STATE s'na commit
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Clancy Jones' EeIks county, chairman.
Hio'un ai- =, 'tS,ol I lLh d,iI hia CITY
> Samuel Jackson.
Anttcw Miller, PAilaG,ALiaro. @
Mm. = Hall""cI,) H