Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
e#l slHtSIcil N0if ltifNu,
WILLIAM I. BARRY,
DEM0CRArIC c0NyEzrIoN.


Atacaaed meeiueuftle Democratic party d
LsoHdt5etoa'y. la.d g tae Coar House o .,il
Comfy on suufdu he llra q August. ist9.
Oamouon otJ "bHArid ESQ, Boiin swear.
nson Vas elected II sdeni md an IA Ii N nf The
same geutlemau a. G, y cir ard = b. Calhoun
wer- apponeA Scctcaiies
On npJioa Resolved that gentlemen liyiog Is
Beai5 not represented ia THIS C9agsAtian by Dgi
egales previously appointed DO invited 10 loke
.~sas aud paacin3,o IN the pwcecAjugs.
Resolved, iha. il shall require M juity u
two ihiids IN al nonnaions male hy this Con.
ycnnon.
On nutlon Resolved, That each Beat repro.
seutsd ia lhi3 Convention be emitted ~ twenty
votes and Nv more.
Ga mytnn ofJ. ] FernandS
Resolved, TIA be delegates here assembled
Pie e. ihemse,ves individually and collectively to
10 surrender Tor he public gond, al private terl
iags either oi favor or prejudice, aul TO surpod
for The Lealt'ante NJ lhe approaching cecJon
the nominees Of this contention and 70 use ali
tir and honorable means {ani none other) to SC.
cure ecif success.
Ibe ConyeatioA being organized and ready
,ur basiacss. Nessis Abbot and Connel ap-
prared IN lho Convention and widdfew iheiI
names a. candidates Tor seats N the next i.fgis.
latGr; and as James Whitfield ESQ. had pre-,
yiousl wthdfaWn iion the canvass, il was On
RloijoH, Resolved, That this Convention proceed
TO nominate three candidates 10 represent this
CouHIy in lhe Representative branch of ,he
neA, Legislature. The Convention then proceed.
/ ed to AN election.
A., ~ NJ 1 L
! BLyruE aud JtNEs ii. Cu2rIs, were declared
elected, and Oh noiinn tho nominations declared
! unanmnus.
i Ga N ,,ion the Chairman appointed Reuben
/ Liajelon, J. { Gox 81. and j. Il Cannrl 4 com.
mltre 10 inform Il sss. ia ker, Blythesanc
/ { arlis. al thrir nomination ard torcqnest them
/ tl sccep "a. same. ihp committee in obedience
10 sisis up laiutnant alter Snort retirement r..
tuned 10 t,e Convention and reported tho per
\ armanee ot 'hrif duty b, presenting TO the Con
vcntion lac neminees zach Of whom in very ap
propriaic aud spirited addresses accepted lht
a0nn lions.
MI Whitfield then offered the following reso
uions which wete unanimously ad Pied
IFAerees. General LrharY Iayior catne be
lofe tie peop,e originally as ''nopary" candi
2 tAtN A"i tNN ftNSiu'thAft az" EANNSNb 4H4HSti .
eecied, to be the chitf magistrate the peopIt
and notoi party; aud raersIs, These pledges
made by himself as weil as b. II leadng friends
| iupiag the presidential canvass, induced ver,
many honest democrats TO support him, and il
act secured his election; therefore reso!oc3, 4.
be opiHioa Of this convention.
1 Thai Gen. Taylor, IL The very FIRST step which
he took IS President in the appoiniment Of
irctiy federal whis party cabinet, Alsted hh
! hedges, solemnly ami repeatedly made 10 tho A
| nericau peupie,and that wc yisw with Just al4ru
aud indignant dlstrlSt, an administration com
| Vnced anler such auspices and guided by spct
Giluences.
4 Resoired, That the appointmant TO leading
| stations in tho Cabinet ioAr well known anc
| Universally aulnittcd fee e.soilers--CAYlon, Mer.
| .Ilth, Ewing and 'Collaniar, ths list Of whu,n
lands before the word as rank abolitonisl lil
| lis recorded voies IN Congress, is gross indig
iiiy and Insult to the 5onih--unpardo in Il
dave holding President, who owes his slectieu
10 Spmhern vesss, Anl Gssergins the segefes,