Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

Democracy Harmonious --- Buchanan
ADMINISTRATIONS al ana sBrisbin and
Murray Endorsed Supporters Of
Buchanan's Kansas Policy.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Democracy of White Bear town, Ramsey
County was held yesterday, October 4th on
the return Of the Delegates from the Demo
cratic Convention, held September 3Oth, to
ratily the nominations.
On motion OF PAUL BIBO, JosEpu LEBoNE
was elected President aud Joseph 10 riyille
was elected Secretary.
TIE following gentlemen was appointed in
Committee on Resolutions: Mes. T. Ross
WILKINSON, LOUIS BlBo, and JOHN MARIA
sErrE.
On the return of the Committee the fol.
lowing Resolutions was read to the meeting,
and adopted with acclamations.
The Resolutions was ordered to be pub
lished in the papers Of Ramsey County.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers
for the President oil United States and OUT
nominees.
WHEREAS, It is an ever recurring duty o
the Democracy to take the field whenever .
foe is to DO confronted; to maintain the in
tegrity Of their principles when assailed BY
open or covert assaults; to be ever active
and vigilant in the hour of danger; and to
cheer by its counsel and applause, the tried
and true men who are the recognized stan
dard- bearers Of its great cause, and who
illustrate its imperishable doctrines in tn.
high places and dignit,es of the nation; there
| fore,
Resolued, That in the nomination of Willis
A. German to the Legislature, we recognize
the faithful leader and exponent of Demo
cratic principles, the firm supporter and true
friend of the Administration, and opposed t.
all isms, from whatever source they may
arise.
ResoLUed, That in John B. Brsbin and W
Z. Murray, who are SO well known to the
public as the leaders of the Democratic party
in the Legislature for number of years, a.
firm supporters Of Democratic principles, ant
tried and true friends of the Administra
ton, they have our energetic support. Cobb
Prince and Won Ham, the balance of the tick
ct, are gentlemen known 10 the public a.
thorough-goIng Democrats, and with suct
leaders We are confident of carrying on The
present contest with honor to our party anC
benefit to the Democracy
ReSo!ced, That in James Buchanan, tht
great Democratic party OF the Union ha,
found Jealous and able chan pion, worthy 0
its unwav ering confidence; that both the for
egn aud domestic policy Of his aininistra
ton meets our unqualified appreciation, ant
in our opinion, is calculated to rebound t.
the glory, h,nor and prosperity of our com
mon country.
Resotced, That his efforts to settle tn,
Kansas question, by the speedy admission o
tnat Territory as u State, under the LecOmp
ton Constitution, were dictated by wisdom
and sound policy, and in accordance with TIL
wishes of nine tentfsof the Democratic mass
es ofthe country, as manifested by the vote
in both houses OF Congress.
Resotoed That we regard the disposition o
this long vexed question, by the passage
the English bill, as IL fair compromiso--a fin
aty--as att riding Il basis upon which all tru
Democrats Can now stand III reference to thu
sectional issue; and that any further agita
ton npon this subject, either by pruftsse
Democrats or Black kepub .ican>, is intende
to work mischief To cause, and to distull
The tranquility and rcpose OF this great con
!tderacy oi S ates.