New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-19
EVENING SESSION.

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Mr.. Boiling G. Chnn, Of West Baton Rouge,
offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resoeed. That any whig present from Parish Re
preventative District represented in this Convention
shall be authorized to cast the of said Parish Re
preventative District in this Convention
The reports from Electoral Districts being
then in order, were read and adopted as follows
| ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT sNn VICE PRESIDENT
First District-Jacqucs Toutant Of St bernard (su-
'titute, J D Wilkinson. Jr: of Paqueminesl
| Second Decentralization Roselus Of Orleans; (sub-
| sttute. Cyprien Dnfnur of Orleans
| Third DistriCt-Duncan kcnner. Of Ascension (sub-
stitute. Fergus Gardere. of Jeicrson)
FourA DistticL--Gcorge w Watterston of Livingston
| Substitute. X j Barrow, of West FecianaI
FIfh DistrictAlexander DeCloue Of ST Martin Sub
| stiute. j X Eglec. of Rapidcs
Si1M DfSr5ct-Isaah Garrett Of Ouachita (substisutc
| W S Parham, of Madison
DELEGATES by ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.
| Fifa Disilici-Louis Surg. Toca. Mouney John
Lndlaw Henry Foster. Alexander Grant. Jr Pierre De-
verges George Clark Victor Wilt, James Lilly, Sara
paru W Raymond Edward Where, @ vitlaraso, George
johnson, DR. Alpunte A Fernandez, Isaac Osgood De
Buys, I Boulet.
Second Distrc-C Bulitt James Saul, Chas C Lathrop
r Jennings, John l. sheaf Wedderburn, Theo G
| hunt Jules BENT, II NJ Summers John Conway. Felix
Lnbatut, Joel Sever D Bryan Jos Ii Maddox j IIo
den, c NJ Waterman, Lumsden, Hawthorn, John
| VI Burrows. II J Ranncy.
| Third Distrc-0reans, Right Bank A Seger: .eifer
son. Thos Allen Clark Alfred Conrad C = Robb st
Charles, Richard Taylor Desours Foucher st John Bap
/ "A
fred Roman, Theodule Lagroue Ascension, Powell
" Lawcs Assumption. G W Jones, Thomas pugi Vic
tor le Blanc afourche interior, James Cole White.
R C Darden Terrebonne. G Connolly John q Potts
Fourth District--East Baton Rouge, VIM L Pike;
Hickey Morgan, A l. II Duncan
Vest Baton R0tge-Judge Thimae. W China. Alex
Barnes Boiling r Chinn West Felicana. Col NJ Court
my. W Il Winebish Wm II S Stirling; Ibervlle Louis
Lesodny. A upstin Point Coupee Jacob Vanwinke.
Ell B Hopkins; Washington. Nicholas l. Edwards East
Frliciana. l. liardcs,y Il W Fosh W Winter st Tam
many, John Warren st Helena, Amos Kent Livings
ton, j b Dominghia
| FIfh Observation-Disclosures De Clouet. II Hopkins DIR
John A smith, DR. Walter Brashear Berwick. David
Ker G Bethel, D Richardson Nicholas Young S A Kr-
by. James Morgan Joseph Gardiner DR. John Taylor.
| lion Geo King. Jonathan Harris DR. VI Murdoch.
Hugh Keary Digee, Hon Henry Boyce, and Wells
| S1h Ustrict-S o scruggs Of Natchitoches: w j Da-
wilson Sabine Hamilton. De Soto; II NJ Spofford,
Caddo DR. Egan sr. Bienyie Andrew Lawson. Bosser :;
Gee, Claiborne; 4 Mclean jackson James II Car
| son. Union John Ray, II II Sparks Ouachta John
Temple MOrehouse: o j Morgan, Carroll II Montany.
Madison John Routh. John Bondurant Tensas Gen
| Edward Sparrow, Concorda II W Huntington. Gaia
houla; Thomas Crawford, Caldwell; Newcomer.
| Franklin
The President then called for nominations by
the Convention for delegates by the State at
large, to the National Convention, and the fol-
| lowing names were submitted and after the
number proposed had been increased to fifty by
resolution of the Convention, the following
named wings were confirmed and approved as
delegates at large
Joseph Bernard of East Baton Rouge Robt Martin.
Assumption j b Stirling West Feliciana Charles poy-
dl;s Pointe Coupe John King. st Landry Og-
DIN. Rapides J B Walton. Orleans l. p Grain. d |.
Rivers Concordia Joshua Baker, st Mary: Adams jr,
| Herville provosty Poine Coupee R Ogden jeff
ffrson j A nuru 0rleans VillerG. st Bernard r c
Nicho. st Martin; | Marks Randell Hunt, Orleans-
II lIyams Rapdes A Lawrence II + Johnson, Jefer-
sen; b 6 ThtboiauS Terrebonne D Avery East Ba-
ton Rouge George I Guion Lafourche Interior; Thos
| Curry Orleans j Campbell Natchtoches Judge An
dcrson Madison; Vim Carr Union; A S Robertson,
Ilcrville: james Hall Orleans Jos Lanata Orleans
| F Conrad, East Baton Rouge; Edwards Orleans
j NJ DucrOw, st Bernard; Sidney Story. Orleans: A Is
r oman St James John B Armand St James; Samuel j
Peters Orleans: Bowie. Tensas 5 Stacy. Concor-
dl $ g Risk Orleans; Lewis Xim, Rapides; II Dun
can Orleans Philip Maher Madison; l. ? Lamy,
Ouachita Henry Marston Fast Felicana Lewis G Per-
kns st Helena; Faux ouachita R II Caruth, De
Soto; L II Watts Carroll
On motion of X A Upton, our whig represent
tives in Congress, the Hon Aristide Landry Hon
John Moore, and the Hon J p Ben amin, Sena-
tor elect, were added to the list of delegates to
the national convention from the State at large
Hon Walter Brashear, President of the Con-
vcntion, and Chairman of the Committee of Nine,
appointed to prepare resolutions defining the po-
stion of the wings of louisiana with reference
to State and National policy submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted by &C
clamation:
l. Resolred. That the wings of louisiana now as ever
firmly adhere to that great body of Republican principles
which has guided them through all the trials of their
country in the past and that they Believe in the
capacity of the people in sefgovernment
. ReSo'red. That the State Government should be held
secure in their reserved rights and the general govern
mpnt sustained in its constitutional powers and that the
Union should be revered and watched as the paa-
dunn of our liberties
s. Resored That the great interests of commerce ag-
ricuturc and manufactures. legitimate and proper
subjects for the fostering Of the general government
that the prosperity of country depends upon Their
common progress and that it is the duty of the national
Congress to promote the interests of the
chant and farmer by aiding those great works of internal
Improvement which will bring them in closer connection
and to foster the prosperity of the manufacturer by
and liberal system of protecting the home labor of tn,
free American artisan and mechanic against the ruinos
competition OF the alfpaid and iacd labor Of the
essn pauper.
pagate opinion impose other countries our form
government by artce force but to teach by example
and show by success, moderation and justice The
blessings OF segovcrnment and the advantages of free
institutions
s. Resolred That regard the series of measures known
rs the Compromise measures final settlement prn-
cpe and substance of the exciting subjects which they
refer and that such they should be faithfully adhered
to and executed
G. Resol,ta That WILLARD FILLMORE is the decided
choice of the wings of Louisiana for the next Presidency
I Resolred That we hereby recommend the Hon JOHN
d. CRlITENDEN, of Kentucky for the office of Vice
President of the United States
Resored, That We have abiding confidence that
the Wing National Convention will nominate for the Pre-
sidency and Vice Presidency candidates who are sound
on the Union and Compromise and in ayor Of
maintaining their inaty in principle and substance We
therefore appoint delegates to said Convention to aid in
making said nominations in accordance with the above
| views. WALTER bRAsHEAR, Chairman
Mr.. N. r. Jennings, of Orleans, submitted
the following additional resolutions, which were
read and adopted
l. Resolred That notwithstanding the wings Louisiana
declare that Willard Fillmore is their first choice for Pre-
sideut they feel lofty pride in the conviction that they
have in their ranks other able and distinguished men
under whose banner they would do battle with equal zeal
| and energy
| q Resolled That the of HENRY CLAY is one
which has often associated with the great struggles
| of the wing pary-that it ought not to be omitted
and while deeply the sad prospect of
mnaon of his earthly consoed by the
Fiction that only that of him which is mortal perish
and that his pure patriotism noble courage splendid eo-
quence profound wisdom and wise c0unsels will live for
ever in the hearts and minds of his countrymen
ments for their admiration and lessons for their in
| struction and guidance.
Second and only second to the lustrous Clay in the
estimation of the wings of louisiana in his connection
with the past struggles of their party and with these
Compromise Resolutions, stands the name of DANIEL
WEBSTER, whose fame fills the Union whose patriot
ism embraces the length and breadth OF the land whose
pure sctdeyoon recent memorable occasion proved
that he knew South North; who will at ali times
be named with praise on every sea- and IN every land in
| which the banner of the Union may be ,mfured
Confident that delegates will be guided by the well
known wishes of the party in selecting well tried
national patriotism pledge ourselves to the cordial
support of the nominees of The National Convention
Mr. R. A. Upton, of t.Iberville, presented the
following additional resolution, which, On mo-
ton, was adopted;