The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-25
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meeting Of the democratic party took pscs on Mon.
day evening, l9,n insta IN the Iepresenla chamber
at The capitol OF Georgia.
DR.. Phillips moved lat the Hon. John D. Stel, presi.
dent of tht senate, lake tne caar With was uusni
nousy agreed 10.
AIR Syll said nc thanked The ne ting for placing him
N the high position OF Chairman upon this occasion. He
was al ways happy to meet his democratic rri d. to
unie with them IN pr0motng tho great an bar.
inony oil the democratic party.
II was moved that Mrssrs. Moore. Spear, AMI Wo6ord
act secretaries OF the mse'ins, and Messrs. C me-
Dean, Camden, and Cannon were unanimou sly appointed
vice presidents OF Tue meeting
captain a. Nelsoa then moved that committee OF
hrer be appointed TO wait on exc venor Cuub, and
sequrs, hin to address the meeins, which was
on motion OF Dr. Phillips. making The CO nniltes ssven
aud extending tue invitation 10 w. Johnson to be pres
mt The CHAIR appointed Messrs. NaGrhee, Phllnps
Ward. Latham. Rrdios. Query. and -.
On motion Of Mr.. Gardner, a'cpn ni Tee If two fom
Zach congressional district was 40 oined prepare and
report resolutions for the meeting aid their action.
The chair appointed 1 ON
LIST. M-ssrs. Ward OF Chatham. ard Brown Thomas.
a. McDouzad II Mu.cok.e. Ma, OF Stewart.
81 McGehce OF 'as.ou. "A vari r CT Af,sd.
4 b. N lson OF d K, b. c ,isc Off Tn.
3lh DAnoey OF q, aan. D IlaF w..
o Morris 81 fr,nsl,n. uIfi,s % Il - stan.
! Ia yson oi Srsron. FNt y Bal ein.
Sh Gardner oi X c'm ~ 4 me. Bare.
Inc oomnlltce having ntned IN du- tine through
her crsirnau, rep flied tho ~ iowlng resolutions:
R,syaoa. TINT sir Dnuripes aud .rcsfsi by
tue N,t nal ID snocn Convention 49,
IN Ard ,hensh tue Dad toy thu he
democracy OF ty~ry sct of sthy
tnd union and tns N. den pHry y ovi-
ell oi .his OCCASION 10 ctse cordial
them. f 3ft
Rssoip.d. That we recognize IN President Pierce long
'tsd atioc. and consistent exp tneut OF th~se s
kru sediments, That his exposition tIern in insp
<ufh ndde,s and recent - ngres with
our ,m concurrence and having uuapas-d conn 10
hs fidelity to ihstn we pledge to his adm
cordial support aud friends sisnds its
poaenis a. our opponents.
Rssovvd That The democratic party Of Georgia emphal
sally syo~s It's oonstruot,oa oil ,hs BmorS platform OF
co< ference TO slsvsry qnerioo, be distinct
rrpudisun Of ttas principles OF the Wno ptovisU,
niue organization OF tefriiorY possss-on
60 be acquired and that recognise
me a. belonging the democratic parry who shall seek
enforce, shall advocate the epudiAtsd
R-saAvsd. Tast while wsrnest pathes dos
% those hern democrats who amidst the OF a.
,acis,n on III, slavery question: winch has ragged In past
sears In their section Of the Union. stood firmly the
xhs OF The South, recognise de moctsis AL our fol-
t~ -cz-ns OF The North VIII, stald my w,h Us ol
he platform OF the national democratic parry, and are
therefore pledged defend the SO any utne
| -suits uI,oa her installations.
RsoiDsd. Thai 10 the ascsndency and integrity OF bs
sona, democra c parry, based as 1, - upon the pnnc
sis- patfo the people OF the -ouh en-
cvah Jeny look, guarantee for The 81 the
we'd f9bs OF the States wi hin the Union, ard sspe
c,sfy OF cpnsttaoual gnts with reference the In
| situton OF slavery.