The daily union., 1852-03-09


20. James L. Gillis Joseph Y. James
"a. Alfred Gilmore, j. Forney.
The report OF the committee adopted by the con.
venuon-yeas 97, nays 8.
Mr.. Hugus, from the committee appointed TO prepare
resolutions expressive of the sense of the convention
made The following report
Rssipsd That this convention cordially approve and en-
aose ihe great democratic poltca principles mboded in
the resolutions adopted by the last two National Demo
and believe their strict observance be not only condu
GIVE 70 the prosperity but essential 10 the preservation Of
Rssoosd That the democratic party in view OF the pres
en critical condition of the country, should now,
as furnishing the safes, and guides and landmarks
and mat among those OF primary importance in the existing
ucon OF the granted by several States the
federal government under the constitution Of the United
sacred regard for the rights the respect
e ie a@ with s S
utions OF each oher and rigid economy and strict
from the pockets OF The people by taxation combining the
appropriations made by Congress national objects plainly
Resolved, That the of the democratic party
We're securely and deeply laid during the reign OF terror
Madison in the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions, and in
Mr. Madison's epon and that whenever the government
dangerous disensons and injurious consequences 10 the
country were the result.
Rssoiped, That the democratic party is the true Union
party OF the whole country and recognise other We
eJoce TO witness that the democrats in other States who
dlsappoved the compromise measures of the last Congress
have Tor the sake of the Unon resolved acquiesce in
them as na settlement of the vexed and dangerous
on arising out OF domestic slavery and the democratic
party throughout all the States reuning in solid
be- nd na. ee na % @ @ @
termination that the parry shall be restored former
tendency and power In The administration of the federal
Resolped That the democracy of Pennsy vana will main
fugitive slave law and we pledge ourselves 10 exert
our best efforts to the speedy repeal of such portions
the detention of fugves from labor while awaiting their
ra or Ia any sther manner interfere with the consti,u
oaal rights OF citizens Of our sister States in retaining
Rolutd That the democracy of the old keystone Com
candidate to the appeal OF her sister States for than
half century. do now, by an unprecedented majority
ened right to the honor Of furnishing President for the
Union in the person Of their eowcitizen. James Bach
anan. They have second choice and they frmy be-
lieve that should he be nominated by the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, he will receive triumphant old fash
ioned Jackson majority in the Keystone State.
Resoosd, That we present James Buchanan
democracy Of sister States will concede Key
stone State the honor to which she has long been
the fame of candidate statesman and zeal
Gus advocate OF republican principles is surpassed
He is consistent and promising democratan able
defender o the Ieiersonian doctrine OF State rghsa
to the unconstitutional doctrine of advo
cate of universal suagethe early, tried, and copfden
al friend and adviser OF the immortal Jacksonville lead
ing and successful opponent Of dangerous national moneyed
monopolles-the supporter Of the economical adminsua-
ion of governmen-the friend and promoter of agrcu
tare and eonmeIee, OF domestic manufactures and ma
party and Of the country recorded in the hearts Of the
the government in his hands, equal justice would be
awarded to all the eseat interests Of the country, and
beloved Union be safe against the nroads Of foreign agges
sion and the dangers OF Intestine commotion.
Rsotped That the delegates elected by this convention
be- and they are hereby instructed for him from
first TO last and to use all fair and honorable means
cure his nation.
Roiped That we congratulate our fellow upon
the successful termination OF the late gubenaoria contest
ne eiecnon OF ms exceleney William bigle as the CHIEF
an able, enlightened honest and economical admins tion
Of the government, and redeems glorious old Common
by the late reckless and extravaga1 administration that
ascendency OF democratic principles during
the late canvass for his eloquent and satesmanke dis
cusion before people national issues which nude
the late memorable and critical for the country
and which conduced to The gooas result the democracy
debt OF gratitude equally difficult to be estimated
discharged
Resolved, That all vacancies that may exist in the dele
CATION Baltimore selected shall be filed by ma
ory of the whole number there present. and that the said
delegation shall have full power and authority among
themselves to regulate by whom and how their shall
Roped. That the president and Two first vice presidents
do nominate and appoint State Central Committee,
Ro%'"'"' to" 0'''' '' ' 'o''0'""en' q tue '0nS'n
The resolutions were adopted without division, and
the convention adjourned TO meet at 81 o'clock in the
afternoon
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met and, on NOTION proceeded 10 bal
lot for the nomination OF a canal commissioner. The fol-
lowing is the result
First Ballot.
Mason's' .s9
Mou.,..
The names of Charles Brady and Thomas III Forsyth
were withdrawn
Second Ballot.
searigh
Bratton
Mou....s.
Cummins+
Fry.
Mr. Fry's was then Withdrawn.
Third Ballot.
mason..
.sH
Mott.