Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
From The Tribune.
NATIONAL WING CONVENTION.
Sept rs, is43.

From The Tribune.
| NATIONAL WING CONVENTION.
! will be seen by the following resolutions Of
the Baltimore City Convention that the Presden-
,ial Campaign for 1874 will be opened 10 the
Spring with the spiri, and energy which alone
are necessary 10 ensure success. The Baltimore
Committee invite ,hhher a full delegation Of the
young Wings from every section Of the Union to
respond TO the nominations that may be made on
the FIRST Of May We doubt no, il will be respond
ed 10 with reclamation from every part Of the I'm
ION. In their preamble they refer TO the fact that
the Wing members Of Congress had designated
Wednesday The LIST day OF May next as an appro-
pirate time for holding the National Convention
at Baltimore for the nomination of Wing Cand.-
date for Presden, and Vice President at the elec-
ton of 1874 and conclude as follows
And ,ehereas the Wings of the City Of Bali-
more, being deeply impressed with the importance
Of giving to the nomination ofihe National CoOven-
ton the mos, conspicuous and authoritative fatf
cation which their brethren throughout the Union
are able to confer holding in lively remembrance
the admirable service Of the Young Mems Con-
ven,ion, assembled in this city on the 4lh of May
ls40 and the doservedly great influence Of that
Convention over the country; and believing that
the canvass Of 1874 may be aniamated BY the
same patriotic enthusiasm and be conducted with
the same eminent success, If il be commenced and
directed under the same intelligent guidance, they
unanimously recommended, through their dele
gates to this body, 10 their Wing brothers of the
se~erai States, the formation Of Young Mems
Convention Of Ratification, 10 be composed Of dele
gates from each district in the country, who shall
NEE, in the city of Baltimore, on Thursday, the ed
day Of May, 1914
Therefore, Resolred, Tha, Il be recommended
10 the Wings of the several States, to appoint a
Young Mems Convention of Ratification to as
semble in the city Of Baltimore on Thursday, the
I'd day OF May lS44 who shall have full power
10 ratty the nomination Of the National Conven.
ton, and to make such arrangements for the con
duet Of the canvass as they may believe best adapt
ed to insure success 10 the cause
Further, ReSoiued, That this convention ia the
r name ofthe true and patriotic Wings of the city O.
Baltimore, invite the largest appointment Of Dele
gate. to the Young Mems Convention OF Rai
: cation rendering 10 them, as well as the Member:
, of,he National Convention, cordial welcome te
house and home and hospital entertainment du
, ring their stay.
Resoired. that the Editors Of Journals through
on, the United States friendly to the Wing cause
be requested to publish these resolutions and t.
TO invite the concurrence and the aid ofthe Wing!
TO give them effect
: GEO. r. RICHARDS, President
JAMES FRAZIER,} Vice
!, JosELH WILEY Pe,idents
b c. c Eo.sr9s, Jn, seerasar,e.
. ROBERT M. PRouD,
II The above Call for Young mems Convention Of
IS Ratification we feel sure will impau glow of fir
II and afdor through the heart Of every true wing il
Vermont who chershes the recollection Of the glo
\ rous Victory Of 1910, and who would again see In,
A good Wing Banaer unfurled to the breeze, unde
n which they may more rally in defence OF ,hei
rights, against the usurpaion OF traitor, and tn
vainboas,ing pretensions of arrogan, and falls,
e democracy
Is From every hill and valley of the Green NOUN
tain State will this call with cordial re
Spouse. Vermont has as yet resis,ed-successiul
~ y resisted, the wild spirit Of looolocoism Tn.
T. Star tina, guides Her political destiny is 6IeC
,, star, and Her ehsngeless evergreen tina, sparkle
D. brighter amidst the cold fros,s and furious forms
T. winter. than in summer smiles-s,snds as yet lir
e ing emblem Of the lofty spri, of Her sons, who be
Al neither 10 human change nor woe. We awar
that II is asserted by The locos with degree Of ap
p paren, confidence, ,ha, undor Mr.. Clay, the wing
Of Vernon, are sure Of defeat and a, confident wsr
they Of the like result, which they predicted was
a follow the nomination Of Gen. Harrison. Yet, not
i. wiihsanding their extreme ap,ness 10 judging O
h wing sentiment and their peculiar shrewdness il
IS figuring, we imagine the same disappointment tina
> met them IN tile one case will follow ia the other
- 10 no State, does The reputation Of Henry Cha
- stand higher lhsa IN Nermont-ln none are his tai
- sns and hls many virtues more htghly appreciated
\. la the recollection Of the past, Her people chers
o. towards him feeling Of gratitude for the many SCI
he has rendered them uhsx fo 81
T. real and ard0' Of youth and in The strength OF
We hood, battling with giants power in behalf Of tn
n eounir's best interests, and in defence OF hel
81 rshls-Ihey have At all times heard his voice raj.
Il ed in supPon Of the great principles Of the viii
!. patty, and Ihoagh the abuse OF party vruIenee hs
-, beea hespea upon hia, snd though friend. have d,
on serted him yet shks "a stern and sunshine hsv
10 The trumpet lones Of that ,oiee teen heard 10 che,