Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

deserted the pTnepss betrayed the trust abused tho conf
dsnco and endsavOured to destroy the OF those who
And Whereas ls4o the Wings believing tina, the Off
ces OF the Executive branch Of the fallen
into unworthy hands, that the public
cd industry para1ed. commerce ruined unparalleled dis
uess brought upon the people, and the credit country
destroyed through the reckless of the then DOM.
s' party oy he patriotic cxertons, the force OF truth
the power OF coquence and union uccecded
o,erhrowing the ruling dynasty but robbed OF the
glorious results, which they fondy antcipated by the
abominablc ueachcry OF John Tyler.
And whereas we believe that by the patriotic excr
uons The force OF truth and union, may again
place IN the ascendency the principles for which
long baed restore TO its wanted prosperity suffering
country revive its credit and shield people the vile
suspicion OF reputation.
And whereas, believe that tariff for revenue with
discrimination Tor protection, is calculated foster and
inulae industry increase and build up
our cities thus giving 10 the agculturaist n market
nome MARKET sure market, and easily accessible
kst for his surplus produce whereby may get good p
ces and be saved the OF transportation foreign
countries:
And whereas, believe that National Bank is con..
acknowledging essential in the collection and
disbursement OF the public monies; that would lesson the
ocers oi government and thereby promote economy and
that it is essential the regulation and harmony OF the
whole monetary system Of the country:
And whereas we believe that the proceeds of the public
Iana they having answered the purposes for which hey
coded the General Government ought TO be distri
ou'ed among the States, relieve them the difficulties
INTO whch isrnle has thrown them, and industry from
direct taxation:
And whereas, believe that the sctest economy oush,
to be introduced into the administration the Federal
Ne'hmen 10 lessen as Tar as possible, the burdens of the
people, and discharge the obligations of debt which its
late conductors cniaied upon il:
And Whereas Henry CLAY, OF Kentucky, is the mover
ard champion of these great measures endowed with
the most exalted talents, and firm in his pur
pose Is possessed of amc which praise can
add, and from which, mans dctract" and
has the confidence OF the whole Wing party deserves
moro OF his counymen, for the and measurable
services he has rendered them both and abroad
than any other living man: Therefore,
heSo!red That unite ourselves Club, be called
the hing and Queen Clay Club, ami that will endeavur
by all honorable means in union with our brother Whis
TO elect him 10 the Presidency of the United States S4l
Resotred That regular meeting OF tine Club shall be
held at this place the second Monday month
from now until the Presidential Election and that ut this
and each succeeding meeting but three
shall be appointed by the Chair procure the services of
some competent individual TO address the Club the
succeeding meeting.
Resoiped, That do earnestly recommend TO the
Wings IN the lower part the county establish branch
Club Centervie: and 10 those in the uppe mart ON. NJ
New Town, and to all good Wings be up and doing
Resoired That highly approve OF the plan holding
Dung Mems Convention IN the City OF Baltimore in
May next and IN due season will appoint delegates the
Resol1ed, That these proceeding be copied in book to
be kept by the Secretaries for the purpose recording the
future proceedings of the Club and be signed by all the
members of the Club
Resolred, That a committee six be appointed BY the
Chair odaiia Constitution and ByeLaw for the Club and
report 10 the next meeting.
Committee under this resolution Philemon Byrd Roder
ick Bland Edward s. AGREE, John y. Ryland Robert H.
Iebbs, and George w Smith.
The meeting then proceeded the election Of Officers
for the Club: James Govan elected President; George
w. Smith, Robert Walker, Beverly d. Roy, Robert II.
Tebbs John y. Ryand, and John Lumpkin Vice-Presi.
dents; Alex Dudley and John K. Wright Secretaries and
Roberi +. Stubhs, Treasurer.
On motion OF VIM. ID. Gresham,
ResoIUed Tata copy Of these proceedings be forwarded
to the Editors of the Richmond Wing and STAR with the
respectful request that the be published their respec
tive papers.
The meeting then ndjourned the second Monday in
November next. JAMES GOVAN Chairman.
ROBERT r. STuBB>, Secretary.