The daily union., 1852-05-12

Cratic ground taken by his younger colleague, Mr. In
gerso. in his recent eloquent speech delivered in the
House of Representatives. IL which have before
ierred which gatfed every true democrat in that body
and which perceive has elected the encomums OF the
democratic press from all quarters Of the Union,
The Democratic state Convention In New Jcr-
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Our readers will find below the resolutions adoped by
the above convention, and the proceedings upon them as
they are stated in the True American
Wea are informed by one OF the members OF Congress
from New Jersey that the statement contains an acc-
dental omission in regard the decision OF the conyen
ton upon the fifth resolution That resolution he informs
US, was adopted unanimously The editor of the True
American states also, in his article on the subject that
the convention declared General Cass to be their first
choice, though the delegates were not instructed.
Ihe resolutions reported by the committee as fol-
lows: sst.t = - -
Resoiped, That the democratic party of this State adj
mere 70 the prncp Of the republican party as promul-
more in 1913. = w wy y Da'''
Resotped. That adhere to the constitution of The
union ana 70 all Us compromises believing the provisions
Ineen contained for the protection of southern rights and
interests as sacred and binding those for the proec
io OF nohern rights and interests insisting whole
instrument and nothing less necessary to the Union
'hs prace the welfare and the happiness of republic
called the Conpomise being essentially necessary 10 give
elect 70 The provisions of the federal have our
Resolved That have the fullest confidence in the
inegriy the capacity and the statesmanship Of the Hon
10 .he service Of The nation has been distinguished with
deeds Of chivsrous daring and gallant exploits which
of h 70 ne glory and promoted the
MsolDed That the course pursued by our democratic
members OF Congress meets with hearty
ton, and we recognise them and each Of them ss worthy
of the State New Jersey and The princ
Resoieed, That while the democracy OF New jersey
hereby pledge their united and to the nom
on to be held at Baltimore, the same time thew he ebv
declare tbot their first choice for that distinguished office
Is Lewis Cass. Of Michigan.
Inc question on their adoption taken them sep.
proiracied discussion took place. The FIRST second
anu lhifd resolutions were adopted unanimously The
ion,tn resolution drew out warm discussion.
MI Cassedy offered the following as a substitute
Rssotped. That the first choice of this convention for the
Office Of P1esldent of the United States General Lewis
ass OF MchigaD> and that the delegates appointed hi,
oabe al The National Convention 20 m n
Baltimore an Juno next to procure his nomination.
Alter some discussion, il was laid on the table
mehon TO lay the fourth resolution on the table
The resolution then read and amended by insert
ing the second resolve, including the other democratic
congressman.
The resolution as amended was adopted by a large
vote.
The convention then called for congressional dis
rlct delegates and the following were reported having
been selected by the respective districts
First dstrict-Charles s. Garre; alternate, j. G. Ro.
senbaum
Second dsrict-Joscph C. Potts; alternate j. H. Phil.
lips.
McKissack - =
Fourth dstrict--Tbomas Lawrence
rum distrct-Samuel Wesicott; alternate, Moses
Bigelow.
The convention then went into nomination for sena.
toral electors, and the following was the result:
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John H. siaek....
A number OF scattering votes were given A majority
oil the whole number OF being and none having
received majority, twas, on motion,
Rs'oued That the two highest be the senatorial dee
lows, Senatorial deegates-John w. Miokie OF Camden
and David Craig OF EsserI al,ernates Peter ID Vroom
oil Mercer and Henry A. Ford Of Morris
Mr.. Lambert offered the following:
R,'oved That the delegates elected by this convention
70 the Baltimore Conventon for the purpose Of nomina.
ting candidate for the democratic party are hereby in
,,rncted to vote on the first ballot fr Gon Lewis Ca,
withdrawn from before the convention.
Los, by very decided vote.
Resolved That each district be authorized
TO appoint additional delegates alternate, TO The Bal
timore Convention.
Laid on the table
On motion Of Mr. Naar the chairman OF the conven
ton was authorized 10 appoint the democratic executive
committee in the same manner az last year.
Mr.; Naar offered resolution OF thanks 10 the officers
Unanimously adopted
Ii was then Iat ..a .aI
Raoivsd That the proceedings OF tho convention bs
signed by the officers and published in the democratic
newspapers of tho State. t.l tt4
Adjourned.
WIN. c. ALEXANDER, President.
SAMUEL LILLY, Secretary.
The Presidency.