The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

4ar,bleton. IT.. John b. Kerr, DIR. Solomon III.
JenlTins. Dr.. james Dawson, Thomas Tenant,
John Stevens. VIM. r. Trippe, John Harrington,
Thomas o. Martin, and DIR. Sydenkam I. Rus
sum. be- and they are hereby appointed a Com
mittee for carrying into effect the foregoing he
solutions to nominate and appoint other com
mittees; to provide suitable and convenient
place. in or near the Town Of Easton, for the
meeting of the Convention and for the receptions
not only of their political friends of the Eastern
Shore but of such as may come IRON any part Oh
the State.
Resolved, That the said committee give invi-
tations in behalf of the Wings of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland to some of the most able, up
r;gbt and patriotic Statesmen and citizens, who,
bytbeir wise counsels or eloquent appeals to the
hearts of Freenen, may give an impulse to the
Great Good cause of the People, in opposition to
the TYRANNY and misrule of the existing admin
istration.
Resolved, That the Wing candidates, for the
dictatorship of President and Vice Presideht OF
the United States, for the State OF Maryland, DC
especially requested to attend the Convention
ana tbat all the eeTippecanoe Clubs" and other
like patriotic associations in the State, be invited
to come with their Emblems, Banners and Bad
pes. MS. GOLDSBOROUGH, Chair'n
SOLOMON M. JENKINS, Sec'ry.
TO THE WINGS OF MARYLAND.
FELLOW CITIzENs.-The undersigned Com
mittee, in conformity with certain resolutions
adopted at a wing meeting, held at Easton, IN
Talbot county, on the 10th inst, most respect
fully call upon and invite all good wings through
out the State, and all the friends of Harrison,
Tyler and reform, to attend a convention to be
held at Easton, on the Easton Shore, on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of July next :,
The important object of this convention will
be readily understood by every patriotic citizen,
who has observed the course and progress OF the
existino administration OF the general govern
ment; and, in the present Asseinpiy-in safe
counsel with some of our wisest and most up
right statemen, and with experienced and elo-
quent citizens, whose presence we hope to pro-
cure, we will, with patriotic freedom, inter
change opinions and sentiments upon the eondI-
ton Of our public affairs; and, since reasoning
and remonstrances on the part of the people and
their representatives have proved vain, resolve
to exert our might, in great and united effort,
through the ballot box, to ensure reform and re-
dress.
The undersigned, in further compliance with
the duty assigned them, request the attendance
of all the wing candidates CT Maryland, for the
dictatorship of President and Vice President OF
the United States; and they invite the ''Tippe-
canoe Clubs'' and all like patriotic associations
formed in the State, for the support of Harrison
and reform, to come to their friends, with their
emblems, banners and badges
The Committee beg leave to inform their
Wing friends, that the Convention will be open
ed at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that Com
mittees will be ready to receive and conduct
them, as they arrive in Easton, to the place OF
meeting, and to advise and aid them in procuring
suitable quarters.
Edward n. Hambleton,
George Dudley,
Spry Denny,
Tench Tilghman,
John Fl. Harris,
Joseph Bruf,
Thomas c. Nicols,
Nicholas Goldsborough,
William Fl. Grosme,
Samuel Macltey,
Jacob c. Wilson,
Samuel Hambleton, Jr,
John B. Kerr,
Solomon NJ. Jenkins,
James Dawson,
Thomas Tenant,
John Stevens,
William r. TripPe,
John Harrington,
Thomas o. Martin,
Sydenham T. Russum.