The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06

for the Office oil vice PTeSluenl Oh the Onltto
States, by the late Wing Convention at Har-
risburg, is hereby cordially approved and RAJ
tilted and earnestly recommended to the sup
mort OF the people of the United States.
ReSoircG, That to sustain the said nomina-
ton, the Young Men OF the Union should
should unite their zeal, enthusiasm and vigor
to tho wisdom, experience and judgment OF
their seniors and to insure its triumph and
success they should Immediately adopt tho
rough and efficient organization.
ReSoIred That for that purpose 1t be re-
commended to Democratic Wings every
where, to form Democratic TippecanOe Clubs
or Harrison Associations, in the respective
towns, counties and cities of the States, which
shall establish and maintain an active poiti-
cal correspondence, and procure and circu-
late political information.
Reyolred, That these Clubs or Associations
when formed, shall select and appoint the
ablest and most efficient orators 10 address the
people on all proper occasions, as may be
deemed advisable, to proclaim the truths Of
Republican liberty and to expose the abuses
and corruplions of SpoilS party which would
enSavc the people by an odiouS and insutter-
able Federal deSpotiSm in the form of an pn-
checked and unbalanced Executive, arrogant
ly assuming the purse, debating laws of rev.
enue and finance, recommending standing
armies in time Of peace, demoliShing the CO.
ordinate departments of the Federal Govern
menl, pro>cribing individual citizens, and
daringly attacking the rights and sovereign
ty of the States.
Res0Ered That we will not yield or relax
until the great work Of reform and Of redress
of grievances be finished; and TO insure per-
severance to the end Of this noble but ardu-
Gus struggle for civil and political Liberty, we
will meet in our Clubs at stated times-regu-
larly-we will print and publish useful mat
ter-we will address ourselves in every rea-
sonable and respectful form to our fellow
countrymen; and finally, we will Immediate
y preceding the Presidential election in the
Fall, at such times as the central Clubs Of the
respective States may appoint, assemble in
State Conventions throughout the Union TO
consider of preparations for the coming con-
lest
Rcsolred, That to carry out these rcsolu-
tons, the Republican Committee of Seven
ty-Sx," appointed by the opponents oil the pre-
sent Administration, at public meetings in
the City of Washington, Feb'y. Is and 18th,
1910, and the Young Mems committee of
fortv-one," be and the same is hereby consi-
tuted the Central Democratic Tippecanoe
Club of the Union and the Central Whig
committee of the States respectively, be and
they are hereby constituted the Democratic
Tippecanoe Clubs or Harrison Associations,
whose duty it shall be to correspond imme~
diately for the formation Of city, town, and
county clubs, and TO superintend all the other
interests Of the great and glorious cause; to
which we here pledge our dearest devotion,
and most patriotic eXe.tions.
E2rSolrsd, I hat il be recommended 10 each
delegation TO raise fee contribution of one
dollar, from each of its members, TO support
The Opposition press at The City of Wash
nglon, and generally 10 oppose the tyrannicsl
tax upon the office-holders Of the Presiden-
tial party.
Rssol9ed, That the fund thus raised shall!
be placed in the hands of the Executive Com.
mite Of Seventy-six, at Washington.
The following gentlemen were, by the com.
the thousands who were present They appear
ei the stand III the order III which their naraes
follow
Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, nj essrs. Wise,
Hoffman, Preston, Graves, Curtis, VIM. Cost
Johnson, Williams, n. C.) Fillmore, Salton-
stall, Jenifer, and Kennedy. Another shout fox
CLAY and WEBSTER brought both Of those gem
tlemen ''arrn in ar1a" to meet tire salutations Of
the people. Nine cheers greeted tken. Then fol-
lowed Crittender, of KY, Hall, OF Termont, Col.
Ely, of Philadelphia, (who was ct the battles OF
BUNKER HILLand LExlNGToNO Ex-Gov. Thorn.
as, and Col. Washington, Of Maryland, and nu-
merous other distinguished gentlemen, all Of
thousands of men determined to be free, Assem-.
bled from the sea-shore and the mountain-top.
GOLD MASSACHUSETTS"
Daniel B. King spoke for the "Old Bay Statss
1900 men had como 500 miles TO represent her.
TIe told the PEOPLE that her presen; Governor
had been elected by only one majority, but that
he should go out by a vote Of Ten THOUSAND
majority againt him.
NEW YORK,
The Empire State. Mr. REYNOLDS, Of her
delegation, said that all who knew her history for
three years past, required no pledge of her devo-
ton to the cause of "Harrson and reformn---
'sWake her up at two o'clock in the morning,
and she can, whilst rubbing her eyes, vote down
Martin Van Buren,"
VERMONT.
Mr.. Hopkins said the f'Green Mountain boyso
had thousand ma ority for Harrison, and that
they could edo their own voting and fghting.n
PENNSYLVANIA,
The "Key Stone State" Mr.. Brady pro-
claimed that next fall, Pennsylvania. should be
found fright side up,"-''that she never was
Van Buren, State" "That when Van Buren, was
candidate for the Vice Presidency, she threw
away her vote, rather than vote for him. He
pleged that she would give 20, 900 majority for
Old Tippecanoe at the next Presidential election.
Mr.. Southland, for the 'Jersey Blues" said
they were not yet subdued. s'She was. not
depressed in the Revolution, she was not do
pressed now, When she speaks again, it will
be in no small voice, and she will teach lesson
to the wretched men who have dared to insult
her, they will never forget.
'Conuption, said Mr.. s., have made the party
in power deaf, but the noise from Fort Meigs
viii open their ears"
VIRGINIA.
Mr. Wilson of the cold Dominion appeared
for her. He said she had just spoken for her.
self. shout for WISE brought him out again.
Though he was evidently in i'll health, the peo-
pie were almost crazy to see and hear him. "I
have, said Mr.. Wise, been speaking so long
against this wicked and corrupt administration,
that have worn out the best pair of lungs ever
D.,