The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-14

They are pubc facts OF the history Of the times that
oug i, to be known Besides these counties, resolutions
OF similar character have been passed In Washington,
A MEaBER or CosGRrss PROM PENNSYLVANIA.
nxnocRarlc COUNTY MEETING -Agreeaby TO the call OF
mee,ng OF The Democrats Beks county held in the
=, k%dOs on a s cu
Of ,bs follow ing oihcsrs, viz
pes pr',idsai. David Fi,,er Hsnsy Planuey. Jacob
H Reif, Edwanl "a Ciymer. joas AsG9wsn, John a. 4
sore spohn Joel Rilter pelsr Dresssr, Jacob B,shl.
samuel Fegely, John Sohl, u. smith, Adam SchGoer,
ws ,s anao Eeman Michael oimsa, John Pot.
teieer Thomas Mchlchae. William Pnnizeahoh George
Ssersaris. Samuel L. Young Charles ". Hunter Hen
~ Hawrccbi, James Dofngan
Among other resolutions, the following was unani-
mousy adopted.
Rotvsd. That Lewis cass by his whole life Of service
10 he country by biz devotion ,s principles of tho
democratic party we'll as BY Tie defeat which ne sui.
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In pursuance Of call OF the standing committee. the
democratic citizens Of the county Of Lehsh assembled IN
general couny meeting at The house oil. Samuel kuhns.
IN upper Macangie township on saturday, the 81 day
OF August, for The purpose OF adopting suitable measures
preparatory TO the ensuing iali eiecuons
On motion, Philip Knappenberger, esq, was called to
the chair
Among other resolutions, the following was adopted:
Resarsd That our confidence In the high character and
ever ac, on hIs since Tho Of 1873 aad us
gsfd,ng him. do, amongst the most wise and pagi
oc Of should hail his ponoation % tho
Office Of President with unaloyed d light and HEREBY
instruct al dels gates under ous con1o 70 govern Them
view TO this result
DrnecRarrc COUNTY coSvKsrros--The democratic dele.
gates several townships in Mexican county
22 1850 in pur.usnce cali Of the committee
Of the county, and organized by calling the Hon. Joseph
morse 10 the chair, and appointing N W Goodch and
On calling me it Of the ,own,hg', the delegate. sp
Among the resolutions were the foowipg
Rsoiped That the great national platform upon which
the democracy nohy fo1sh the campaigns OF 1914 aud
lsis sill meets with our unqualified appreciation and
should rejcc do battle Ia 1862 with the Standard
bearer Of si! for our leader and the same glorious BAN
Rs,otrsd That .be upa,nching 8rmne.s and signal ab
wnh which Genera Csss has sustained the Interest Of
the Union wha,. and advocated those principles
nor expressly have endeared him 10 the
ricy aud ene him tho wafmsst thanks Of all who
graphical lines and based upon local interests
DEMOCRATIC ooSvKrrIoy, nxLD IN PorrrR COUNTY -Pur-
s9ant 70 previous notice. delegaes from me different town
ships Pouer county met the courthouse Conders-
port Saturday, the 9Th July, aud orysn,zod by calling
The Hon Dickinson 70 tue chair and appointing Aaron
hice and l.. Dixie secretaries.
The following resolution, among Others was adopted
Resolved, That General Lewis Glass; the mos, eminent,
pure and highly gifted American statesman, continues to
possess our entire confidence.
DRMooRArc COUNTY CONVENTION The delegates elected
TO the county convention from the several election dis
ucu Of Mifilin county met Al the town hall Ia Lewis
town, August 5. 1850. On notion DR.. George Mitchell,
Of Brown was appointed PRESIDENT and John o. Everhs
Of MenDo. secretary The credentials Of delegates
examined and declared corec and thirty Eve dele
gates took their seats as members OF the convention.
Among other resolutions was the following:
Rssovsd That look with pride and pleasure upon the
efforts Of General Lewis Cas-, late candidate Tor Presi
dent In the United States Senate and adjust the
difficulties that threaten the peace and harmony elo
rous Union the whole Union, and nothing but the Union
that by his fearless and manly he has proven his
great devotion 20 his country his true psioun, nn
swervng integrity. With such men Lewis Cas- and the
States Senate, We win never despair ofshs republic.