The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-20
Ra,iooation Meeting al charIeston.

large ana enthusiastic meeting OF the cilzensol Casrs
ton favorable to the nomination Of General FEANKlIs
plEReE, Of New Hampshire. for President, ami Colarr
WILLIAM R. king, OF Alabama, for Vice P,eadsat d
the United States
Ca motion Of ] J. Pope, esq, the meeting was organ
lied by the appointment Of the following officers:
P,sndeai-Hon. WV D. PoRrFR
Stcrstaffes-W. Y. PaxOn, y. u, kanaphu2, Sam Pat.
ker Thos shuger, nraymn Ford
Ylcs f,esidsnts-Wm. Bah PrIngIs, Wm q. Dakrs lobe
Thos Y. Simons. DR., Poppsnheim, Jslnes poyas II
W PeIonnean, abraham Tobias, I, Elliott Y. W
maa s, e. james NJ cadSSi, james il Tsy;or. VIA Il
Gdlilant, Ii steinmeyer Gen. Jno. sshnlere, HIN II
Lannean, J. N Cardozo, Hon James Rose. Jalss Char
man. Wa I. KNOX. Hugh X banks, George $ Hacker,
David A. Mclnlosh, J. Chaes Blum.
Mr. Porter, in taking the chair expressed his hearty
concurrence IN the object OF the meeting and said thai
though South Carolina had not sent delegates the BALI
more Convention choosing to commit herself every
lhng that convention might do still she held herself
ready to approve and sustain the nominations, In case
they proved satisfactory TO her Such has been the result
The convention has presented candidates IN every way
worthy Of the warm support OF South Carolina franklin
Pierce would have been the man OF her choice lie was
no offce.seeker--no trimmer for popular favor. H>
tastes rather for private life, and he forsook
them only at the call oil his country He Of
the strictesi sect OF the republican schoothat OF
Levi Woodbury. and The democracy oil New HaInp
State had for tiGie been subjected To Other inhu.
ences, yet, nnder The leadership Of Franklin Pierce,
she rescued from the dsgaceful lhraldon and
more rallied under the true banner OF democracy
had been said that he once stood up Tor abolition ret
tons This false, and the record would prove il
III hs IT, h )" ~ j.; ~
wouia slow .na nc IVY voc =, " l ~ az
printing. referring, or taking any action upon them,
was Tho cherished son oa southern sister was Known
IA ma Nh and The Senate IN eIecng him az lis President
had only anticipated The verdict OF The people
/ On motion OF Charles Macbeth, esq, committee OIL
1 ngry n no
era,ion Of tbe meetIng The following gentlemen con
| s,;,nta ~ commitaa.
Susu'e 'ie eo'''pe0
COMMITTEE 20 Report Regulations -Gla,'es Macee,h
cnalt,nan a. Nm, a fe.sd" n 'ts
ipsn Z n'.al n y M t.rav ! V Tnuoar .,,na
IT, g Richardson Niles, Jobn F. O'Neiit a O. Andiews
& g Memmnger, James IL Dufus, George 5. Cameron,
| John Deas III w Schroeder, p M Cohen, W. A Hayne,
Wm L. Cleveland. George w Black, J mss Walker
John Wagene Albert HappodS Y Tfninb', VIM
Blrd. !, ftaieF, Mxef r. = Iavs' J1 g,,.
Iocniah, @ y, - y ~ - Al " .
| 70 81 lIans,on Iobn a Mlnnr M W ~ hmand p i
| sn,h Jnmes = Roberts CHARLES w Seignous J0,sph IL
Dakcs Il w Seymour, Jabez Norton.
c,arlos N.cba,b eso cha;,moo of The coon,;l,as
~ rasoIn,ions than oHrai i, the meeting HE foIoying
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an, 81 NJ aJvoe,ta, OF sonhe@n rI, ,poaahout the
\ souber states 10 support ,hat nominaIol
Hssoiped That approving the nomination Of Franklin
Pierce for the presidency and William K. King FOR the vice
presidency OF The United Safes We Will earnestly engage
in all proper efforts TO insure the success OF ilei eecton
Resopea lnas c9isg1 y u y De aptoiau lSy we
pIipoae y -, ,s ~, H. ne i, III. "a w. AL -
adon sncb other measures as may be NECESSARY for The
success OF this movement
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UNI .uan liz enamss eb.raad him ,.nh bn m
s,,e, ,hao Mr. Caibonn H was alvays fore1os, n
oaaosion 10 our enemies md whilst he was moi Win
p n, allov ibem IL chance he ssne hafo,e ba corn,r.
and base their cause on The roht of neion he yas
10 adoo any measure thar might stamo with The renro
ha6on oT he connirv The dis,urbers ~ IL neaea
i Col Msmminyer seconded the resolutions Thev
would meet hearty response everywhere in The South
He remembered that many of thpm hal met in his hall
lei there under one banner and other. pnJer d;ren,
one hui an had in view The game ohieetathe honor
Interests OF Inc country Surh was their nbar, nov
TIE peonla ri Tho State had hsen dvidaJ a. n he n,do
If rad,es.n, orr rayanrss willis ,hose ~ ,S ,,h 80
States hal differed from both nares in This state Thev
think that our wronos NAV he tedresseJ IN the tn;an
Thai there il conservative oarv nj The North unon (Which
Inc south can raIIy ami which ciIi sustain M onst,
lion fl MAS due 10 those States that we honld oiv thi
measure fair tIaI lei ne av ASIDE onr msasnrss me-,
which I'VE Sc,e dvided and nnito Win then - ,bi
measure n il succeeds. Then we have ali we wan,
wi,hou, The fierce struggle which we have uronosed ~
orrselvcs M vs I, ,hoo ,uo sh.u ia co. ~ o N,
an, ou,n measures and oil have e,blihni al;
/ 10 The co onpralon nj The other southern SIa,cs