The daily union., 1854-02-14
The Administrator In Kentucky.

The democrats OF the legislature, (says The Kentucky
Ysoman and other democrats present the capital pur
suant to notice previously advertised, held meeting ia
tho ball of the house Of representatives last Tuesday
evening. Resolutions, endorsing the national admins
ation passed with great unanmity, which will be
found in the proceedings Of the meeting which we pub
lish to-day. We have never had doubt OF the devo
tion Of the democracy of Kentucky to the administration
and it will be by reference 10 the resolutions thai
they fully sustain the President and his cabinet and pay
just tribute 10 them for the able and faithful manner
with which they have performed their duties The abii-
~ and integrity of fellow citizen Mr.. Guthrie
Secretary OF the Treasury, and the pride and confidence
Of the democrats Of Kentucky in him,
tested by the separate resolution relating 10 him. We
are highly gra6ed at these evidences of the union and
harmony of the great democratic family The Kentucky
democracy will not faer in their adhesion to the ad-
ninistration Of Gen. Pierce and if any calculations are
founded upon different result. those who make them
will most certainly be mistaken.
Resolutions. il will be seen. also adopted reafrm
ing the principles Of the democratic party laid down in
the Baltimore platform Of 1884, embracing the doctrine Of
non.nterierencs by Congress with questions relating
slavery, and endorsing the compromise measure Of 1880
The tenor Of the resolutions and the spirit manifested by
the meeting. at which present, ausur well for
the dsnocsacy and the administration OF President Pierce
Al meeting OF the democratic members OF the legis-
latuse OF Kssucky. and democratic citizens of the State
present at the capital, held in the hall of the house OF
representatives al Frankfort. Tuesday evening. Feb
fNaJy 2. 1851
Ca motion Of James p Bates. esq, Colonel John S
Barlow was called to the chas, and Tmoleon Cravens
esq. appointed secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained the
following resolutions presented by Mr. Bates read
by e secretary, nd voca,ed in speeches by Messs Car
psaass. Mschen. Bales. T. L. Jones. Nutall, Hogan,
Wsis, and Cfavens and opposed by Mr.. Ghoson, when
The question being taken upon The adoption Of the resou
tioAS dey adopted with but one dissenting voice
12sssd, That President Pierce. by hi. inaugural ad
Asss As annual mssssge 70 Congress, and his admins
rasea ct the national govsnment has shown himself full
A,ssl, That have regarded pride pleasure
Ihs siSn policy Of the administration, and the dslermna
psoniss nsssufes Of 1880 embracing The docns Of non
iosrvsntoa by Congress with questions relating slavery
dossine 20 nsessafyto to the peace and harmony OF The
R1s..sd. Tha, cordially. approve and reafirm the
pfinAIpass osth in the platform of the Democratic Ma
ioaa Coaventiou Al Baltimore in ls52
Rsesst, That the membes Of the executive cabinet, by
hare discharged their official daies have given hshes
svidencs or their devotion the public Interests and
and vsiIant officers . well rs sound and reliable demo
erass sincerely devoted the welfare Of the democratic
= E.ssssd Thai in the success, o democratic principle.
Ne hays the surss OF the and prosper
iy the country, and Of the harmony and Perpetuiy Of
Assss.a. Ths, the able. firm, and consistent admins,
s.iies siassn Hon lame. Sa,hds. meets our hearty and
cordial approval
chairman and secretary. and that the same be Published
ri On The motion OF Mr. Hogan, the meeting adjourned
taea - .tsaaH j. s. BARLOW, Chairman
TmoLEox CRAVEN. Secretary.