Democratic banner., 1850-02-11

vened in the Court House at Bowling Green,
on Monday, the 4th inst , being the first day Of
County Court, Col. Adam Mase was calledtO the
Chair, and J. b Henderson was appointed Sec
rotary.
The meeting being called to order, a: the re-
quest of the Chairman, E. c. Murray, Esq, ex-
planned the objects Of the meeting in a few brief
and appropriate remarks. .
On motion, q committee Of five was appointed
to select and report the names Of suitable i"dl-
viduals to act as Committees of Vigilance in the
different townships Of the county. Doctor Ma
than Vannoy, E. C. Murray, Thos. R. Vaughan,
Adam F. Trainer and William Kendrick. COM
posed said committee. ..
The committee having retired, a motion was
made and carried, that the chairman appoint
Subject 10 the decision Of the house, nine dele.
gates 10 represent this county in the Congres-
sional Convention, to be held the ensuing Spring,
Tor tie nomination Of . candidate to Congress.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were APP
pointed delegates: E. C. Murray, Thomas R,
Vaughan, JnO. B. Henderson, Judge Wm. Kelly.
DR.. Enoch Martin, DR.. Nathan Vsnnoy, ID. J.
Almond, James D. Brown, and Levin Enf.
II was then moved and carried, that the dele
gates be empowered to fill all vacaneie. that may
occur in their number.
The committee Of FIVE returned and reported
the following names to act upon the County and
Township Committees:
Corresponding County Commiiee.--F. J. Cal
liz, DR.. VIM. Bolton, Sheridan Dorsey, A. H.
Buckner, Judge VIM. Kelly, Peter Carr. James
NJ. Gaiewood, TT. c. Fagg, Tho's. Stamford,
John B. Henderson, James McElwee, n. p.
Minor, DR.. J. c. Welborn, S. p. Robinson, S. F.
Murray.
Bufalo.--Joseph Richardson, NJ. Templeton,
L, A. Collins, A. J. Pickens, Richard Ayres,
WIN. K. Kennedy. Vim. Reading, E. Z. Carol,
J. B. Henderson.
Spencer.--D J Almond, John L Tribble. Jas.
Kerr, VIM MtCune, Dan. Parker, Aron Hend.
ricks, Jacob Lemon, DR., w w Freeman, WIN
Stone.
Cuirer.--Ric'd. H. Johnson, John South. Jas.
Dunbar, Adam + Trainer, c T Smith, Robert
Irwin, VIM. q. Hawkins, John A Newland, 5
ZIP Robinson.
Caluma..--Judge Thomas Berkeley. B p Clif-
ford, BENZ. Gibson, & Minor. N Mcdonald, J.
EJeanes, IT. C Faeg, VIM. Richardson.
Psno...-Adsm Mace. James H Huffosd, James
ID Brown, VIM. III Inloe, John BFice, Nathan
Porter, S Il Givens, & Ford, Alex. Stnli.
Indian CFs4k.---Sslnuel Willis, Accles Bran.
lSIeier, A } Davis, NJ Branstetter, Nathan Mas
sey, Edley Maxwell, Jas, Kilby, G w Wright,
: Adam Branstetter.
HarBord..--Dr. Enoch Martin, w Trowcr,
John Brown. Levi Loug, Thomas Moore, jas.
r Hayden, B Lovelace, Jas. II Elmore, E
I Williams.
M.ssissippi.--Jas d Tisdal., A NJ Thomas,
lie Jameson, Vim Sherwood,
Salt Riper.--yames Kenney, VIM Love, Levin
EUf, Andrew Willisms, M Drsfus, Robi. Brad.
Hey, Abam Petit, Daniel McNesl.
The com-ai.te also reported the following res.
~Ioluiion, which was adopted.
Resolved: That this meeting, recommend tina,
township meetings be held III each township in
1.-THE County, on Saturday the 10th day Of March
next, for ue purpose OF appointing delegates TO 9
County Convention to be held in Bowling Green
on Saturday. the 9th, day Of April next, for
1.-THE purpose Of nominating candidates for The
Legislature and County Offices; that each town.
ship be entitled 10 send ten delegates TO said
County convention, though in voting for the
nomination Of candidates by the convention, the
delegates OF each township shall be entitled 10
cast the numerical vote given by the democratic
plriy Of their respective townships for Represen-
iaiive at the August election in lS48, and in case
OF the division Of the delegation Of any township
then that each delegate present at the convention
be entitled 10 cast that portion Of the said numeri-
Icial vote which shall be obtained by dividing said
numerical vote Of each township by the whole
number Of delegates from such township, who
may have seats in the convention.
Dr.. Welborn moved that q committee be ap-
pointed to report resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of the meeting. The chair appointed,
Judge Bukley, DR.. Welborn, A. F. Trainer, S.
F. Murray. end Thomas R. Vaughan.
The Committee after retiring a few moments re.
turned and reported the following resolutions,
which being read. together, were again read and
adopted separately, without q descending voice.
Resolved: That we are in favor of the Gdrqlorem
system, of colleeting duties for the support Of
the Government.
Resolved: That we regard The idea ola National
Bank, as obsolete even in the minds Of our
political opponents.
RESOLVED: That the Independent Treasury system
has .uoce.sffnlly answered tha ob;eotinn. Of