The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-23
CLAY MEETINCs-sIGNs OF THE TINES

CLAY MEETINGS-SIGNS OF THE TINES
The young Wings Of New Lisbon, Ohio, held a
meeting on the 18th ut. II was nobIe,a Joyful
ana refreshing conyoeation. The streaming OF
flags, the ringing OF beIls the roar Of artillery, and
the shouts OF the multitude, brought wildly to
every mind the glorious ghts and sounds Of 1870.
The reported proceedings singnlariy spirtedTr
but we have not room to copy them. One Of the
resolutions 10 as toliows:-L Louisville Journal.
ResolUed, That in looking around Us for can
d. date for the whig democracy at the next presi-
de.Ttlal election, our eyes turn to HENRY CLAY, Of
Kentucky, as the proper individual Having been
tried FOR the past forty years by the American peo
pie, in various Offices of high trust and honor he
has alwa US been found the true and unexception-
able patriot, the experienced and uncontaminated
statesman: the able and devoted friend of consti.
| tutional liberty; the steadfast and uncompromi-
sing friend OF home industry, a sound currency.
and an admins tration of the affairs of the nation
al government in an economical and prudent man
ner."
Ten thousand w.kigs were present at a mass
meeting in Xenia, OHIO, on the 18th uIt What
earthly chance have th e LocO-lOcos of Ohio when
such spirit pervadeS the wing army of the State?
!. The Cincinnati Gazette Of late date saws, in
relation the great wing meeting in Hamilton, o.
"EIGHT THOUSAND VINES IN COUNCIL THE whg
meeting at Hamilton on Saturday was most sPi
rited affair. Eight thousand least were there
The farmers, with their wives nd daughters, were
there The mechanics were tn eFes and they oTO't
with them their work. shops. The mRlIItu8e were
S there: 'army with bauners' The same old
coon that out in 1910, was there, With several
Young ones The speeches Of Messrs. SCbencky
# StOrer, Corwin and Southgate were admirable
n The resolutions were excellent and spirit-sTIrERg
: Clay and DAVIS and Corwin were brought Oar,-
g and the resignation Of the whig members hesJtly
n approved. Resolutions eOndemning the course Of
: Capt. Tyler. and requesting him resign his Office
e were unanimously adOpted.n
N CLAY IN CINcNNATi.--A large meeting of the
VI whig young men of Cincinnati was held in tina
a city on the Goth ult. The meeting was SO large
that they were obliged to ad Ourn the COURTEOUS,
II yard. The following are amongst the resolution
of adopted:
Resolved, That the principles avowed by tb,
!" party in $40 are the principles which we aEow
a. and that neither the treachery Of John TYLER.
,te any other cause, damp ardor in rallyiRs
to their defence.
IN Resolved, That we should proclaim our prefer
n ence for the whom regard the most id en-
titled with these principles: and for this end nei
" ther influenced by spirit of man-worship, nor We
I'd directed by partisan feeling, nominate HENRI,
TX CLAY of Kentucky, as our candidate for the Pre-
!. sideutia Chair in l844-a man who has stood b,
ne US, and BY the country, with dauntless honesty
re neither shrinking from responsibility before IN
- public, fearing to grapple with power when
ever and wherever it has dared to infringe N
IT, law or leopard, in any way, the rights hbertie
of the people.
Id CLAY IN ALLEGHENY.-A meeting Of the friend
FIR of HENRY CLAY was held in Allegheny count
~ (Pa on the 2lst ult, for the purpose of formin
Clay Club. Amongst the resolutions adop,e
yes are the folIowings-
of Resolved, That IN Henry Clay, Of Kentucky, "
recognize statesman of clear and lofty intellec
honest and noble heart, deep-souled love Of cour
OF y, who for long series of years has devoted n
splendid talents, and all the mighty energies Of
clear, sagaciogs and far-sseing mind. with an elc
,oo quenee not to be surpassed, 10 the advocacy An
w support of these great political measures. and
100 the Advancement of the best interests honor an
glory of our common country
81 Resolved, That every day brings confirming E,
,oo idence that Henry Clay enjoys the confidence an
~ esteem OF the wings IhlOughout the Union, ar
that from every part Of the land he is looked 10
..he'whig candidate for Presiden, At the next ele
sion. &i =
committee was appointed to prepare a Co
an stithtiOn and bylaws for Clay Club-TPa. Int,