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| The committee withdrew for the puTpos


Of conferring, and during their absence I


" Walter, Esq, beng called on for tn


speech he had been appointed to make be
.tore the Anticipating Cub. adiresset
the Convention for some time on the Bone


question, with argumenia;ive ability AID el


feet


After the close Of Mr.. Walters addres;


the committee. having returned, reported


that they bad selected the name of only one


individual to submit to the Convention, VIZ


p. A. GoRMAN


The report OF the COMMITTEES was on mo-
ZION, submitted to the Convention. and con-
Cured in: and the vote being then taken,


Mr. Gorman was declared the nominee Of
the Convention to supply the place Of Mr.
Harley


On motion OF Henry stratton, commit
tee consisting of Messrs james II Rainey,
VIM B Means, aud a ] Garrison. was ap-
pointed to apprise Alr German of his nomi-
nation.


The following resolution was then offer
ed BY w Clapp. and unanimously adopted


ResolUed, That while we recognize the
right Of every individual, constitu:ionally eli
gibler to offer himself as candidate tor the
suffrages Of his fellow citizens, for the vari-
Gus offices within their gih, we also believe
co-oPERATIoN indispensable to the success
of every enterprise where numbers are con-
cerned: that the wings as a party. have
learned from experience the necessity of this !
cooperation and organization, in the disas.
trous consequences OF a want of them: that
we regard coureat;ous emanatine from an /
expression Of the popular will, fairly made
known, not only as an unexceptionable, but
as the only practicable mode OF securing that
anion and strength: that we, as wings of
county, believe the Convention by
which our nominations for members to the
ower branch of our Legislature were made,lo
have been organized upon principles which
receive our hearty appreciation, and that its
nominees, Frederick w HuIing, Clark G
W bite, John Fl Anderson, and Paris A
iorman are the men of our choice and shall
eceive our cordial and undivided support


The following resolutions were handed
D and read by the Secretary, and adopted


lst Resotced That it is the firm convic-
on of this meeting, that the future welfare, J
ignity and honor Of the State Of Mississippi
re identified with the success of those prin- {
piles entertained by the whig party with {
gard to the payment of the bonds issued
n account of the Union Bank
2d Resol ced, That this meeting, conf S
INT in the assertion that majority of The f
tiers of MaIshaIl county are opposed E
the odious doctrine Of reputation and Y
at the result of the last canvass was caused r
the appeals made to their prejudices and y
ssions; and that, upon fair representation a
all the facts attending the issuing of the
MON Bank bonds. our citizens upon so. c
# second though ht." will rally to wipe off Ii
is stain upon the Empire County" a
Sd Res0tCed, That the nominees of this l.
are hereby requested, in the L
esent arvass, upon every occasion, 10 ad- =
cate the payment of the Union Bank :
nds and to use all fair and honorable
cans to induce the citizens of Marshall
unity to consent to the payment of the same ;.
4th. Resolced, That while We require ~
IS of our candidates in order to secure sue br
IS it is the duty of each member of the an
1Ig party to be "up and doing" to use his V
ST exertions and influence, and never to Il,
e. until the principles we advocate are Sc t.,
red by triumph at the November cleo cf
ms.


5th ResoEred, That this Convention a D
int Committees of Vigilance, consisting of
members each. for every precnt 10 the
unity, whose duty it shall be to receive and
seminate information amongst the people :
On the various subjects now agtating the
lntry; that they correspond with each