The daily union., 1852-05-06
eeneraI Ca.s IN peIaware.

We comply with the request contained in the resolu-
lions OF the democratic convention in Kent county Della
ware by publishing lis proceedings Similar meetings
have been held in other portions OF the State, but
have not room for them The meeting OF the democrats
OF Christiana and Brandywine Hundreds instruct the
delegates TO support Cass for President and Butler for Vice
President that OF New Castle expresses first choice for
Cass. and the second choice for Douglas,
Al the meeting held at CaDtwelps bridge TO appoint
delegates 10 the Baltimore Convention, the following
resolutions adopted:
Resoued That the very efficient pursued BY the
Hon James Bayad. particularly as chairman Of the
Committee OF Claims together with bis manly aud digni-
fed department United States senator, entite him TO
Resoiusd That we look with pride 10 our young and
talented representative in Congress- the Hon George Read
the future, and recommend the democracy Of this
State his nomination Sbr reelection in November next
From the Delaware Gazette.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Pursuant TO notice previously given, the democracy OF
Kent county assembled al Dover Wednesday, the 2sih
ult, IL o'clock, m, and organized by calling X W.
Reynolds TO the chair and appointing George b. Dickson
secretary.
On motion Of w. s. Osborne, the chairman appointed
committee OF five to draught resolutions for the consid
Grafton OF the meeting.
The committee consisted of VIM S. Osborne. VIM B.
Collins. Ezekiel w Read, VIM d. Voshall, and B. Hen
ingon.
On motion Of George B. Dickson, the meeting adjourned
till o'clock, p m.
AT o'clock the meeting assembled for the transaction
of business.
The committee submitted the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Resoped That the democrats of Kent county entertain
undminshed confidence in the talents patriotism and po
ltica integrity of General Lewis Cass OF Michigan and
among all The eminent and men spoken Of
for the presidential station he Is still our decided choice
regarding him, do peculiarly well qualified for all
the important duties Of that high and responsible oce en-
deared he is by useful and long life ardendy de-
ing the principles and policy Of the democratic hon
democratic Presidents; and repeatedly receiving unani
combinations from the assembled wisdom and talent
Of the nation, the United States Senate rated and
dorsed in full by those who know him best the people oil
his native and adopted States of New Hampshire Ohio
and Michigan ;-when such bright constellation Of emf
and distinguished and entire bodies OF states
and patriots unite in commencing the same man. we
the confidence only in Lewis Cas but in the in
egy and intelligence OF the distinguished men who have
often and successfully honored him with their conf
dence.
Resolved That we individually and collectively pledge
ourselves abide the decision Of the Baltimore Convention
and SUI upport the successful nominees
Rsopsd, That proceed by ballot to elect dele
aad Two aternates to represent Kent county In The
forthcoming Democratic National Convention at Baltimore
The meeting then proceeded to elect delegate from
this county represent the democracy OF said county In
the Baltimore Convention nominate President and Vice
President of the United States. William s. Osborne was
unanimously chosen said delegate, and Robert w. Rey
nods and John A. Nicholson, esq, were unanimously
chosen alternates
On motion OF George Dickson, the delegate selected,
and the alternates who go the Baltimore Convention,
be instructed TO vote for General Lewis Cass for President
and to all honorable to secure his nomination
which motion was unanimously adopted.
Rsoped That the proceedings of this convention be pub
is,ed in the Delaware Gazette and Washington Union
On motion, the meeting adjourned
GEORGE B. DICKSON, Secretary.