The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

Quoted the the State and the democracy Of Ken
tucky, while presenting and supporting candidate 10
coed h, point with prds and pleasure 10 his official
ae and challenge comparison between them and the acts
Of any Of biz whg predecessor and TINS offer the people
guarantee Of tbs safety and excellence Of democratic rule
IL. Whereas the o. two Of distinguished fellow
citizens have been presented in eonnexon with the next
dential Of the county meetings, deem
il respectful say that In the opinion o. this convention
would be premature and nexPeden TO take any action
on that subject
IS. Rssossd That Jepha Dudley, Jas. shannon Isaac
wBgate sam 1. NJ Major, r and Grant Green, Frank
fort c. @. Rogers and X Desha at Lexington john II.
Harvey and j. c. Noble, Louisville H. ID. Dickerson and
Gen VIM. Johnson Of Scott be central committee for the
State large whose duty it shall be appoint congession
al district central committees, all Of which committees shall
have official power and until the meing Of another
State convention and may Gil vacancies in their bodies
and the State central shall have power Oh
caneies in the State ticket, should any occur
The Kentucky Woman makes the following appropriate
remarks upon the resolutions and the nominations
The resolutions just such required for the
gencie Of the times and Just such the democracy Of Ken
lucky expected hands OF the convention and win be
cordially and enthusiastically endorsed by every true demo
The open, bold and manly stand taken by the plat
form in striking with the under ground
mens of the secret order Of nothngsm and must meet
the appreciation OF every lover Of his country and free
institutions.
OF nominees for governor and lieutenant governor 1t
scarcely necessary for speak They are both bold able
and talented gentlemen and eloquent champions OF cause
and have the confidence OF their In the
upon which they about before the high
minded bold, and chiva lrous freemen of Kentucky.
The Hon. Beverly l.. Clarke nominee for governor,
is well known to the people Of Kentucky. Having filled
great credit himself and honor the country the
stons of member of the legislature of Kentucky and OF
the Of s49 which framed the constitution of
State and having served his district in the Congress OF
the United States ably and faithfully have the a-
pes that governor Of Kentucky he would be
found equal any emergency is most fortunate for our
party congratulate the democracy upon the fact that
have able and gallant standard bearer in the coming
contest
sBerah Magon esq., the nominee for lieutenant
every respect the for the position assigned him.
Able eloquent aud highly popular he brings to the ticket
degree of strength which perhaps other gentleman of
party could Although he has sought political station
but the contrary has all occasions desired TO work
private in the ranks yet be has given evidence of his ab
ty any position in the gift of the people of Kentucky On
he reluctantly consented TO the people of
his senatorial district the OF Kentucky and be-
eve he elected without during his term
of service exhibited qualities Of the highest order both as
forcibe and eloquent debater and wise legislator.
Both of the nominees in the prime Of life and in
vgor manhood untrng their energies and ardent
devoted to the glorious principles Of democracy and
shall them vigorous and energetic of
the State as has been made in Kentucky.
OF the for the other State offices have not
time space speak day We shall shortly speak
they deserve For present sufficient that they
emnenty qualified for the positions assigned them, and
that the confidence Of their triumphant cleo
tion."