Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-28

a one as Madison, Jefferson, aud our Constitu.
Iioaal ioreia;hers approved; such one as Presi~
dent ~ Ter vetoed; IN short, sound and specie
cow erttble national currency
ReS0irca, That this Convention regard tho
American people Us lucorruptihle; and tina, while
oar "democFaue" alias loco foco opponents who
profess sIch a holy respect for The people fear
that they may lie brIbed and corrupteJ by the is
sues OF a national currency aud the distribution
oi the proceeds OF the sales OF the public lands
that We fear no such thing--beles that tba
honest Anne rican cItizen regards his honor as a.
hove all bflblng and all prtce, and tina, imputa.
lions To the contrary are alike false md insulting.
ffSotred, That our farmers need market;
thai our Government must have revenues ,ha,
our People cannot afford TO be taxed TO meet il.
'hat our mechanics must have empio yment: that
We desire 10 foreign balance OF trade AGAINST
that our spaeie should be retained IN our own
land; that the farmers produce should buy his
Northumberland that all foreign Pauper compe,i-
ton IS Tutnaus to our hema mechanics and
Resoired, therefore, That We favor Tariff 50
regulated a., by lis protective effects 10 accom-
plIsh these results.
The committee appointed TO nominate n Wing
Central Committee. made the following report;
NH bic, OF Marion;
john :. DAVIS, Of Floyd;
l. J, Barner. Of Marion;
GeorGe w SUPP, :.
Juo. 5 B1bhs,
Austin ". Morris,
Henry Cooper, of Allen;
Caleb b. Smith, of Fayeue;
jesse Conard, of Nigo;
NII'I~m Blown Butler of Nanderburgh.
Who were duly appointed bv the Convention
Ga motion Of Hon. John Nawter
Resoired That The thanks OF tins Convention
be, aud tho same arc hereby rendered 10 the In
dlanaPolls Band Of Music, for their pohteness IN
accompanying the procession with their exceen,
ard enchanting music notes, for the edltication
and amusement Of all present.
John ID Dtlrees, Charafnnn Of the COMMITTEES.
reported nm address, which after being read, was
unanimnusly adopted.
On motion o, 4 J. Barnett
ReSotrcd. That 1900 copies Of The Wing nd.
dress lie printed, aud that all the Wing newspa.
Pefs IN the State be requested to publish the same.
Ca motion Of Mr.. Barnett
RcSoired, That for the purpose of efioc,inp a
more thorough organization of the Wing party IN
the State CT lndlana, that this Convention recom-
mend the formation of Wing clubs hroug hou, tho
several counties and towns of this State and tina,
the delegates BOW IN Attendance be requested to
use due dltiigence in the immediate organization
Of the same.
On motion Of Samuel w Parker, the following
resolution was adopted:
Whoreas ii is ono Of The articles in The Wing
confession Of fntth, that ..latch strings shall
never be pulled Ia especially as 10 the house
hold OF our faith; and whereas we deem i, o mig.
gardiy IN politics Us religion to 'snuzzle the OK
that treedeth out the corn therefore
Resolred unanimously. Tim, during the mp
pro ching and all succeeding campaigns, We cor
daily invite not only candidates for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor, but all our other can
dIdates without money and wllhou, price" TO
make our houses their hotels-our tables cellars
pantrIes, beds and barns, their places Of refresh
menf, so that they may go on their way rejoicing
and Al al suitable times ADD occasions We
pledge ourselves 10 cooperate with them in fight.
ing the good ht-keepiug the faith, and finish.
ing our course with glory.
On motion Of Johu Vawter,
RcS0trci, Iaat thanks DO rendered to The
President. Wee President, Marshals and Secre-
iaTies Of tins Convention, for the digniied and
faithful manner IN which they have discharged
the duties u thor several stations