Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-28

Young Mems Contention Of Ratification.
We make the following extract from the Bat-
more American. Ii should have been inserted
sooner, hut the paper was mislaid:
FROM the BALTIMORE american.
YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CONVENTION.
1t will be by the suboined resolutions, unanimously
adopted by the City Wing Convention Thursday evening,
that a Young Mems National Conv is called
in the city OF Baltimore on Thursday ID OF May lSIl
respond the nomination OF President and Vice Presi
dent OF the L. States be made "Wednesday, the first OF
May.
The grand sssemblSge thus convoked will usher in the
next Presidential cOmpagn the 4h of May Convention
1910 gave the first impulse the OF that
Ii there shall be any difference between the the
ming Convention and the which - 10 follow, will
be the signal and the decisyey triumphant. We
fully erladed OF this The baed enthusiasm OF 1910
will the higher tor its disappointment; the Energy OF
determination will give strengths. the prospect Of vic
viii mpaft hope, and cheering confidence We have
ifposble, greater incentives animate activity. We
had hcna country redeem and adversary dodge
IN addition we have now 20 visit upon Teachey the Just
retubuOn merits At the hands OF betrayed party and
insulted people. The work begun in 1910 and will
be in spite of within and of oppos
ton without
To our young Wing friends and brethren all and several
every quarter OF the Republic may say, the spirit
which animRtes the resolution and which felt by every
Wing m Baltimore, the Great Assembly OF the Peo
pie! Come in multiudes. We have enough for you
hearts and homes. The greatness OF your
numbers snail but enlarge the compass OF welcome
Ii the result OF the deliberations OF the nominating Con-
venion shall be give forth the of HENRY CLAY
the Wing candidate for the Presidency the shout OF
hcauon which will from the cOngTegated host the
following day will sweep, the wings Of the
winds and move with rushing sound the
tremes OF the land-mngng goes with the accnma-
tons Of every State and city and throughout the
Union. 1t will be earnest OF the joyful payment 10
be made, OF the long arreaTagcs OF nalons gratitude
honoured and faithful public whose fidelity has
been equaed only by the worth OF MS services AMI the
bIhty which has marked their performance.
BALTIMORE WIG CONVENTION.
At meeting OF the Wing Convention Of the city of Bal
moe, held Thursday evening the 2lst September, the
following preamble and resolutions unanimously adop.
ted
Whereas, Joint meeting OF the Wing members of Con.
gress held in Washington, Saturday. the 18th of
February last for the purpose considering propriety
Of holding National Convention to nominate candidates
II be supported by the Wing party the election OF
President and Vice President which meeting the follow
ing resolutions was adopted 10 wit:
"ReS0iued, That the Wing members of Congress con.
curing IN the pxpedency OF the proposed Convention
yielding the wishes expressed that they should designate
the Jump and place, do respectfully recommend thata Wing
National Convention, for the nomination of candidates
President and Vice President uf the United States to be
held at the City Of Baltimore, Wednesday, the LIST day
Of May 1884, and that the said Convention be composed
OF delegates from the respective States, equal the
Der OF Senators and Representatives each the
Congress OF the United States"
And WHIREAs, The Wings Of the CITY of Baltimore
being deeply impressed with the importance giving the
nomination of the National CInveniion the most conspcu
aud authoritative ratification which their brethren
throughout the Union able confer and holding in
lively remembrance the admirable service Of Young
Mems Convention, assembled Ia this city the It'll of
May lslJ and the deseryCdiy great influence of that Con-
yenlon over the country and believing that the
leil may be animated by the patriotic enthusiasm
aud be conducted with the eminent if it be
commenced aud directed under the intelligent gu
dance they unanimously recommend, through their dele
gates N this body thcir Wing brothers several
States the formation OF n Young Mems Convention of Ra
ucauon TO be composed OF delegates from every district Of
the country, who shall the city Of Baltimore on
Thursday, the 2nd day OF May, lSII.
Therefore, Rssoioed, That it be recommended to the
"mgsoi the several States, ioappont Young Mems Con
vcnton OF Ratification assemble the city Of Baltimore
on Thursday, the 2nd day Of May 1914 who shall have
full power TO rauiy the nomination Of the National Con.
ycnon and TO make such arrangements conduct Of
The canvass as they may believe best adapted insure
cc.s to the cause.
Further Resorred. That this Convention, in the name
OF the true and patriotic Wings Of the City OF Baltimore
invite the largest appointment Of Delegates the Young
Mems Convention OF Ratification, rendering them,
well the members OF tie National Convention cordial
welcome to house and home and hosplabe entertainment
during their stay.
Resoired, That the Editors Of Journals throughout the
United States friendly the Wing cause be requested to
publish these resolutions, and invite the concurrence and
aid Of the Wings 70 give them effect
GEO. II. RICHARDSON, President
JAMES FRAZIER VrcE
JOSEPH WILEY }PEEsrpEvrs.
G. G. c. EsEEroS, j.. se,,eta,ie,
CoNNENT.-Thc Wing young men Of Virginia
behind none, we sure, in zeal, will see that
their brethren Of Maryland arc about to get the
start OF them in the good work # they are To
be beaten IN any thing, they would as soon be bv
their Maryland friends as by any one else but We
hope they will not he behind in any thing The
time has arrived for action action action -
Nothing can he effected by strcettalking and cor
ncr-gaihcrings. Let our friends meet at once
and organize Clay Clubs that is the way to 20 to
work.
Some foreign writer has observed the great pre.
pondewncc Of young men in the affairs Of this ma
ton. II is q consequence of our Republican in
siuiions, which throw the gates of distinction
"dc open 10 all alike, the young and the old The
young having the larger portion Of zeal, activity.
and energy, Of course outstrip their less ardent
seniors. II is upon their rvcrtions that the Sue
cess OF the Wings IN 1871 mainly depends. We
have assumed, heretofore, and still have TN
doubted confidence that the young men Of
This State arc Wing by large majority 10 them
We appeal, to use their best cxcrtions in the an.
preaching conflict. The Convention Of RaG6ca
ton, is an admirable suggestion Let MS follow
itup.
COL Benton and hc Bank.
II will he recollocted that Col. Benton. in his