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.s'can mensure. which this convention recom.
the Unias, '1pP''' o' 'ne democracy OF
. nssosses ,Sa rha. this convention bsrebv ,r.,.,,.
Of Tennss.. pp. tho United Slasos James k. Polk.
n,,,v G,r ,hs ~ %e:he candidate OF the democratic
Dallas. Of penn,vis President, aud George n.
Jemoc,,t; \, go e.. as tho candidate OF tho
# the IJn;teT Si,,s. offlce of Vice President


Resolred, That this cohvA


est estimation and regard i2od n 'hc high
citizen, Martin Van Buren, of New fellow
"e cherish the most grateful and abdiHk. that
the ability. integrity, and frmness with &nss OF
discharged the dutos Of the high Office Of no
lent of tho United States. and especially Of t
naexible fidelity with which he nlninlained tho
rue doctrines Of the constitution, and tho tneas-
Tres Of the democratic party during his trying and
iobly afduous administration; that in the memo.
rable struggle Of lS40. he fell a martyr TO tbs
great principles Of which b, was tho worthy 70.
'rescntative, nnd we revere him rs such and that
~c hereby tender him, in bis ole re,irement
The assurance Of tho deeply seated confidence, af.
ecton, and respect Of the American democracy.


Resoired, That an address to the people Of the
United States, in support Of the principles of tho
democratic party. and Of the candidates presented
as their representatives, by this convenlop be pre-.
'ublished by them. ....


Resolred, That the proceedings Of this convcn.
son be signed by its officers, and bo published in
he democratic republican newspapers OF tho. U.
states. -