Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-18

GREAT WIG MEETING IN BoSTOY.

oil Iolo. The old-thc middle-agcd-and the yoGng-al
classes, occupations and professions OF Wing fellow
eze were there TO for themselve-to give
rance that they ready for the rea, of Novem.
oer-het they were Disguised with the conduct Of eiraudu.
eny constituted rulers of the Saie-and that they are pre-
pared and fully prepared their utmost efforts 10 md
Commonwealth OF these iatcss and corrupt managers
o the public affairs, and to place in their stead
upon whose talents Integrity and patriotism they can place
firm reliance
We sincerely regret that the hour ut which the meet
ing ADJOURNED, and the crowded Of our columns pre-
vent us from giving any thing more than mere outline of
the proceedings in connection with the admirable resou
non IN the shape of Message from the CITY to the Coun
try, which were presented, and unanimously adopted
AT an early hour, the large Hall OF the Marlboro Chapel
was crowded with body Of ardent intelligent and enthu
sias'c Wings longing for the opportunity of freeing their
state from the msrue of Loco Focoism. The meeting
was called TO order by the Hon. George Moey Chairman
OF the Wing Suffolk County Committee
Edward Brooks Esq, chosen President and Messrs
Thomas j. Allen and II. VI. Parker, were appointed
Secretaries The President taking the chair address
cd the meeting briefly but orciby upon the objects for
which 1t was convened. The Hon. Jonathan Chapman
presented te resolutions, with PREDATORY and very happy
remarks The meeting then addressed successyely
by the Hon Robert {. Winthrop. and John c. Park ESQ
- not saying too much say, that even the Whgs of
Boston, accustomed they arc the Inspiring language
OF learning and elOquence have rarely had richer treat
than awaited them the last evening AL speakers were
animated by zeal BETTING the occasion-and they all
/ a
patriotism: The meeting alive to the imminent
ce'sly of vigorous and effective exeron-and the burn
ing language OF eloquence fell upon ready and acqui-
escing audience.
The following Is the spirited and appropriate Message
OF the City 10 the Country. We commend j, To the caro-
iu perusai and attention OF Wing brethren every
where. '
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
SUFFOLK, S-Cy of Boston, Oct 18TH in the wear of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty three and
OF Radcaism IN Massachusetts, First and the LAST:
IlJs Df tho - al "a.
ing assembled TO their brethren in the country send
-. GREETING.
WHEREAS, we have received from our common ances
s inc common inheritance OF this ancient and honorable
commonwealth of Massachusetts, whose soil their volor
defended and whose free and republican constitution their
wisdom devised-and whereas they soemnly charged Us II
guard A. not only against foes from without against the
lar more dangerous enemies from wiihin-and whereas
rough the teachery OF one OF its and trusted deen
ders serpent has stolen into this Eden beguing like
us prototype To certain destuctonand Whereas the last
chance at hand in which redeem this inheritance
! from the hands OF the spoilers, or lose it forever
Now, know ye that We, the Wings OF Suffolk grieyed
AZ the disgrace indignant wrongs and reused by the
danger to which this beloved commonwealth exposed
do manifest our feelings and determination by the following
( resolutions:
Resoired That recognize the governuen mt under which
we live, though based the democratic principle as it,
to toe yet government Of distinct department,
and binding laws-ard that whilst we cherish this demo
cratic principle, IN the and extent in which
distinguished our fathers, will stand by and maintain
those conservative principles Also by which alone the CO.
vernnen be sustained, true democracy itself
! preserved and perpetuaied.
Resolred That whilst grateful 10 our fathers that
in the maintenance OF their republican principles hey
81 noby defended the Commonwealth against foreign ag
greson It has become solemn duty in the same great
cauc To rescue it from eternal oes-and that as the ar
senal al Cambridge the head quarters OF Washington fur
nished the weapons which compelled their enemies TO eya
uate Boston, welcome the trophies of their victory
which have leaPed it from the place
: Ia compel our enemies To Cyacuate the State
ResoIred, That in the Radical party which now controls
the state We recognize every mark and number OF that in
cna toe against whom we have been soemnly warn.
cd--he men whom Washington described in his Farewell
Address "cunning, ambitious and unprinciped men
who subvert the power OF the people, and usurp them
selves res % government destroying very
engines which have lifted them unjust northumberland
whom Gerry denounced pretended patriots" and .'ie
signing men" who dupe' the pcope-and that in their
whole proceedings, from the purchase for the
'hlnSs EVl down - the sale OF the Kings Arms
have witnessed nothing but that spr, OF Dcmagoaeism for
which God made the Old Bay to be comfortable
quarters.
Resolred. That when a Commonwealth which numbers
amongst IT. more recent Chief Magistrates Lincoln and
EreTeu, and Darts, whom the people placed in office bv
overwhelming majoTites dishonorcd by one who With
every advantage To know and every nducement pursue
the right has used the place which accident or eachcrv
but never the peoples voice has given him. endanger her
interests and impair her iane-whCn her Constitution the
glorious work Of the wise and good departed who
honotd and blessed her while living, 'hawked n and
torn 10y the hands of plcal charlatans and soldiers Of
forune,-whon her Judiciary which Parsons a PARKER
and other bright unnares, have adorned and upheld in its
native independence, Is threatened with subsection 10 de-
magocue horde,-when the Elective franchise which she
so literally extends, carefully guards be sold in the
market TO purchase votes for pary-and when her Pecu
MARY Credit which stands first amongst the foremost the
world over Is basey traduced, effect party ends
when, IN short every thing that gives stability TO the gov
eminent and protection 10 the citizen, be tramped
der foot by faction and misewhcre are the people =
And what are they worth they do rise in the ancient
spirit Of 20 and proclaim, them Of thunder that
1t shall not be
Resolred, That in addition to our own immediate State
grievances we cannot assemble as the Wings OF Boston,
without noticing and denouncing recent union OF the
present Federal government with the Radical part, home
which Identities them and the same principle and
an pracicc-thai though this year wholly with
our own State interests, yet impossible be silent when
witness the Federal office h.dcrs banding together to
tasicn their destructive influence upon the State
and especially that IN the removal without preence
OF cause, Of Lew Lincoln the able Judge, the drnfed
Governor, the faithful Representative the excellent public
officer, and the sterling Wing from the office Of Collector
OF this Port, IN order to purchase up Radical part
san, who should, IN turn, support the puchasewe have
Witnessed shameless disregard Of the public interests an
opcn and corrupt party bargain and the grOssos insult to
the merchants OF Boston and the people OF the Siacand
we rejoice to that his County of Worcester have
determined 90 show their feelings at this outrage upon a
faithful servant by again placing HMM the councils
State.
Rcs,lred That when Secretaries Of St1tc Councillors
oi the Executive, Judges o Courts Collectors and Survey
ors ci Potts Naval store Keepers Masters IN Chanccry
and Governors Aids assembled IN popular Convention or
act upon party Committees 10 manufacture for rulers
hchoovCs the real people look after their own identity
and since modern Democracy has come 10 consist in office
holders ahorug To- keep their places. respectfully ask of
all honest Democratic people farmers mechanics and work
i'g men, 81 define then position.
R'soircd That ~ the recent sacrifice Of the public pro
perry, by the Democratic leaders, however legal or expc
dcuta sale Of portion q t NAV have bccn-vc in their
inst dCcug publicly the whole worthless, and them for
mere party effect, exposing for sale, manner to cause
loss % the State 1T than hceHfv thousand dollars
We have the very latest specimen OF Democratic economy
bat that -uIi rejoice 10 the aton that the State
will have made good harranlr,cn az that price II this
Transaction shall open the eyes Of the people 20 the real
choroccroi i authors that seven handed rustic, shall
commend the ingredients Of the poisoned ehalice ~ their