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come to the conclusion that the odds are
too great to contend against?-Lee County
Democrat.


Make way for Democratic JeRer.


At large and respectable meeting Of
the Democracy Of Jefferson county, held in
Fairfield on Saturday, the 24th of May,
inst, S. S. ROSS, Esq. was called to the
chair, and VIM. BoNxIsIELD appointed
Secretary. The object Of the meeting hav-
ing been stated BY Chas. Negus, Esq, on
motion Of Col. Shnffleton, committee Of
five was appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressive Of the sense Of this meeting. The
chair appointed Col. Shuffleton, George
Achison, Mr.. Rouder, Shneringer and
Lemon, said committee, who, after rea-
sonabie absence, returned and reported the
following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted by the meeting:


Whereas, it appears necessary, in the
present peculiar state Of affairs, political
and otherwise, that the views and feelings
Of the Democracy Of Iowa should be made
known-therefore we, the democrats Of
Jefferson county, in convention assembled,
do resolve as follows:


lst. That we have full faith and conf.
dence in the administration of James X.
Polk; that we believe under his admins
tration the national honor will be sustained,
and that neither the diplomacy of some Of
the nations Of Europe nor the threats Of
others will be able to deter our government
from insisting on what is right and resist
ing what is wrong.


End. That we deem the cause Of democ-
racy the cause Of justice and truth; yet,
We believe that this can best be sustained
and only sustained by thorough and ef-
ficient organization.


Sd. That the constitution, as it came
from the hands Of the convention, breathes
the will Of the democracy, and as such shall
and will receive our united support.


4th. That we have full faith and conf
dence in our late delegate TO Congress, A.
G. DoDcE, and we believe him fully entl-
tied to the continued support Of the democ-
racy Of Iowa.


9th. That this convention choose del
egation Of 8 members to attend the Terri.
torial Convention to be held at Iowa City
on the I'd Wednesday Of June next, and
that said delegation be instructed to obtain
if possible the nomination Of A. c. Done
as our candidate for Congress as
we do, confident he viii as heretofore make
US q good and efficient delegate, and one Of
whom the democracy Of Iowa need not be
ashamed.


9th. That the democracy Of jefferson
pledge themselves to give their cordial sup
port to the nominee of the Convention, and
that principles, and not men," shall be
their governing motto.


9TH. That for the purpose Of carrying
out our plan Of organization we recom-
mend 10 our delegates 10 the Territorial
Convention that they use their bes, endeav-
ors to obtain the appointment Of central
committee for the Territory.


9Th. That Messrs. S. S. Ross, S. Shut
fleton, George Achison, Gen. Whitmore,
Hardin Butler, Enos Ellmaker, w. G. Coop
and - Alden, are hereby appointed del
egates to attend the Territorial Convention
with power to fill all vacancies.


9Th. That central committee of seven
be appointed to act for this county, with
power to call meetings &c., when neces-
sary-said committee to consist Of Messrs.
Shufleton, Achison, Neagus, McGaw,
Hardin, Culbertson and Pltzer.


10th. That these resolutions be printed
in the Territorial Gazette and Iowa Dem
ocrat. aa.sss e..


S. S. ROSS, Chair.