Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-28
BALTIMoRE NHle CONVENTION.

AT mpt ting Of the Why Conv n'ion
Of the city Of Bal;im7re, h. Id on Thurs
day evening, the 2lst 81 PIE mber, the f |,
having pr ambc aad resolutions W re u
naainpus Y atopt'd d:
WHEREAS, joint m. eing OF tie Wing
mr. mbers OF Congress was held in Wash.
in or, GA Saturday, the 18Th Of Februa
+ ~ last, Cor The purpose Of considering tie
/ proFriety Of hal iirg a National Gonven
don TO nominate candidates to be saT pott
ed by Il Q " hg patty at the next eect.on
OF Pfcsidetii sUi VIC l'resj Mt AT which
meeting the 20 oaiag resoluii, n was ii.
Jopird, t. wit:
"Eesclrea, That the Wing members Of
Congr s., thnrurripg 10 the tXP"d.ency
I.of TIE prep set Convent Oh, hnI yielding
to the Wis es expressed, Il at ihey should
desi gnale the ,timc and place. do resi- ect-
fully recommends that Wing National
Convent n, COR tie LomI a'ion OF cendi-
dates for President and Voc Piesi 'eni OF
the United Stats, to be held at the city
Of Bal,morr, on Vein say, Il e Isl day
Of May, 1874, and t at the said Conven-
Oh be composed Of delegates from the
respective Sla'es, equal 20 the number Ct
Senators and repFesentaiiv S Of euth State
IN the Congress oft eIini'cd States"
Ant WnEREAs, TIE Wi. S OF The
City ofBaitmore, being deeply impressed
wnh the importance Of giving to tie
nomination cf the National Convent on
tie most conspicuous and authoritative
r.tifcaii II which their brethren through.
out the Union are able to confer; and
ho'drg in lively rememblancs the admir-
able service Of tho Young Mems Conven-
ton, asst mb'ed in this city on the fourth
# May, l640, and the dHservedly great
Influence Of that Convention oytr the
county; and believing that the canvass
Of 1914 NAV be animated by the saTe
pAtrrtjc enthusiasm, and be conducted
with the sane eminent success, if it b.
commenced and directed under tho same
intelligent guidance, thy unanimously
rccoum nd, through their delegates in
Ills body, t. their Wig brothers of the
several States, the formation of a Young
Mems CONVENTION OF Ratification, 10 be
composed OF delegates from every district
of the courtty, who shall meet in the city
Baltin re-, On Thursday, tho End d.tg
Of May, 1914.
Therefore Reso'red, That il be recon.
NJ nded to the Wings oil the several States,
TO appc int Young Mems Convent on OF
Ratification, t. assemble IN the city Of
Baltimore, On Thursday, 4 C End day OF
May, 1914, who shall have foil rover to
ratly the nomination Of the N,tonll
Convention, and to make such grange
ments for the conduct of tie canvass as
they may believe best adaEted n insure
success TO the cause.
Further ReSolred, That this Conven-
tion in the name OF the true and patri, tic
Wings Of the city Of Baltimore, invite the
largest appointment of &c 'egates to the
Young MEMS Convention Of Ratification,
rendering 10 item, as well as the men,
bers of the National Convention, cordial
welcome to house and home, and hospita.
bic entertainment during their stay.
Resotped That tho editors OF the jour.
nals throughout the Unit, States friend.
~ TO the Wing cause, be requested 10
publish these resolutions, and 10 invite the
concurrence and aid Of the Wings to give
them effect.
GEO. r. RICHARDSON, President,
JAMES FRAZIER, . Vice
JosEPH WILEY, ( Pres'ts.
| G. c. EGfRroN, Jr. s,o,.