The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24
Ratification Meeting.
Pursuant to the following CALL

Ratification Meeting.
Pursuant to the following CALL
RArIrIcArIoN MEETING.-The Demc-
Gratis OF st. Paul will assemble at the Court
House, on Friday Evening, at early candle light,
to Ratify the Nomination, Of the Baltimore Com
veniion, and TO show TO the ID. mocTats Of the
States, that Minnesota expects them 10 do thrlf
duty by securing the triumphant election Of Gen .
r. PIERCE, and VIM. r. KING.
VIM. u. Phillips. Henry A. Lambert,
Edmund Rice, John Holland,
A. Williams. james VI. Gocdhue.
VIM. w. Sweeney, w H. WEIGH,
w. A. Randall, Dewitt G. Cooley.
II. jackson, Henry NJ. Rice.
T. b. Greenway, 7. Mont.
james Curran, Antoine Bersrd,
w. b. Dodd. Rs phae Bassu,t,
w. r. Murray, u w. Lott.
T. g. Pendergrass, jacob J. Noah,
Edward Heenan. u. A. j. Baker,
J. w. Simpson, 4. II. Nelson.
81. Paul, June I6, l852.
The Democracy Of SAINT Paul assembled II, ~.
Court House, on Fridty evening, June 1911 In
the. purpose Of adding the slight ,es,imon,' RI
those debarred from The privilege of wong IN
the coming Pres'deiIaf campaign 10 lie ju,.,~.ans
nominations Of The Democratic National Ccrt.,
ton recently held al Baltimore
The meeting called TO order, Ly Jao
Noah. Esq, who nominated William Fre.i,,,,..
President. which nomination wns unani.1arsl,,
carried. Hon. Henry a. Lambert, and Or
Hiisbine, were chosen as Vice Iesldenls. and
Jacob J. Noah, Esq, Secretary.
William ID. Philips. Esq being called u4-n.
expia med The purposes uf the meeting an - 81
maseri. manner. expounded the grand clr.ipsl
principles OF Democracy, and reviewed the a-..its
Of Hon Franh Pierce, and Hon VIM X 4 Ug.
IN Their career AID services IN the cause U. a.. H.
ion Demo' racy,'s and the ;enels of the pa-ly =
which they belong.
Mcssrs Z. Rice, Col. james ~ Goodllu Bal,
J. J. Noah and others, beng ssycraliY e.aef
upon, spoke in enthusiastic terms Of The nag..ui-
tons. and expressed1her most sanguine exa.-fs
ions Of the success OF the ticket, endorsi..g ard
concurrlns IN the acts Of the recent Democratic
Convention at Baltimore in their judiciou. .ele,
ton made for the purposes Of harmony, couecs-
sion and victory.
The following resolutions were offered b. VI "a
ID. Philips, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the nomination of CertrsE
Franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire, as tn T.. ~
ocratic candidate for the Presidency, and o. ~ u,
K. hing, OF Alabama, as the Democratic clrai-
date for the Vice Presidency by the Ba orc
Convention, secures the hearty approval Of tas
Democracy Of Minnesota.
Resolved, That we congratulate the tr1e oaa
tried Democracy Of the old Granite State o. .re
honor conferred her distinguished 50 ,a,f
that we look upon the nomination Of can d "a
from New England, as prestige of FL g ...-
ons victory.
Resolved, That although unable to cas-. d vote
IN the Presidential election, we neverihess- teel
deep interest III the result Of the electic3 agl
sincerely sympathize' in every struggle ,f oor
brethren Of the tales for the success Of or .tla
cipies and the triumph Of our candi dates
Resolved, That the cheerful and PROM rr-
qulescence Of Stephen A. Douglas, Lewis Cas>
Samuel Houston, and oher prominent can ..aie5
before the convention, entities them rs the H.tt.
heretofore been entitled, 10 the confidence ! tl.
Democratic party.
Resolved, Thai we expect by the Ides Of No
vember, to hear Of the total route Of seeliogaf
Whiggery and the glorious success of Naju.al
Democracy.
Resolved, That our platform is the Balm
platform, our principles The principles of i..et-
son and of Jackson, and candidates. zen
whose minds can grasp whole country aaa IL
varied interests whether bounded b, tie h-.c.-
stock and the Rio Grande, by California Gu,t
or the PaciIc.
Nine cheers were then given for Pierce a.d
King, and the meeting adjourned size die
WILLIAM FREEBORN, Pre- e.
JACOB ]. NOAH, Secretary.
Ii. A. LAMBERT. A. BRIsTINE. Vice PIT.