Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-02
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YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.

q, motion of Mr. CoIfax, Of ST Joseph county,
VIM T. Quo, Jackson county, called to the Cha ir
for the purpose presiding until the Convention should b
organizsd and taking his seat as President pro TEN
ndes:ed tho Convention stating its object and the vas
Importance its deliberations may nave on INC coming con
test.
On motion OF Mr.. Gordon Of Wabash county.
JD Ferguson aud 5. Colfax appointed Secreta
res, until the Convention should be organized
committee of three taen appointed by the Cha If
organization OF The Convention -having retired rev mo
fnsns made tho following report, which was Unanimously
*concured ii BY the Convention;
WILLIAM r. OTTO, Of Jackson co, President
VicE PRESIDENTS.
Il, n Grass Of Spencer co ID, s. Davis, OF Floyd:
a. Geo Holland. Franklin; 4th D. P Holloway. Wayne
Sin " w. Conner, Iiaml,'n; 9th, John Emson. knax
7th, Peter Dsggy Pu,nam; sth Iueien d. Grggs Clinton
sth c. Rose, Lapor,o lo'h Harvey F'tzPat'iGk Jay
ca,ex ot s.. Joseph CO... Gilbsr, Rice of Cas-, CO.
Job, p Doughty. Wayne; john ID FeTguson of Clarke
John Davis. OF Madison
Mr. Barnett, Marion county, then read the address
r,.na red for the Committee appointed fo
that purpose; WHICH was unanimously c"neuhea IN
On motion Of II. l.. Arnold of jennings, the following
preamble and resolution were adopted:
Whereas The Wings party, profess tho doctrine Of
.,pion for the sake Of the Union - therefore
Resolved That rccom,nsnd to tho Wings Of the sew
eral counties State that they nominate in Conty
Conventions the candidates Tor the several oihces III he
respective counties
MI, Cofax Of St Joseph. from the committee reso-
,,ion. report f,liowng which received with
much applause, and
On motion of Mr.. Wapoe, of Hancock, unanimously
adopted:
R-.olv.d Tha, we. Wing Young Men of Indiana. in
Convention do hereby pledge the right hand Of
fellow ship during the whole of the nomen-
,o ,,n,i,, which has i,s, ope,ed-that we viii labor
shoulder shoulder AMI side by SIDE, IN the great struggle
and adopt the maxim that nothing IS done while ausht
remains undone."
Resolved. That hold il to be solemn duty, incum-
bent aud imperative upon every trae-heaft'd young
20 gird on his armor fight, and the sal
ways ready inscribed hts bfeastpae spare neither
labor in the good work Of rodeeming our Nation
ani State from the hands into which they have fallen
Resolved, That. in this glorious undertaking. the Wing
young of Indiana Will labor with zeal ahd spirit de-
serving of the great aud Tire y "nremittng and
exertions, s'eepess vigilance and united acton, win
a brilliant victory, thar victory shall be won
Resolved. That we havo abiding confidence IN the
righteous Judgment Of Tho people, when 's'a"s are
" discussed tho whole people aroused to action an
ahon,h wa concede verdict of the people may
sometimes ken do not like Opponents
believe they by brbes be purchased to decide
wronsully.
Resolved. That hold the charges made by our oppo
that tie campaign of $50 was won through the
Drunkenness ignorance natuation. and bribery Of the Peo-
pie, a fou contemplate SANDER and calumny upon
of American acknowledgement IN the ex-
those who, their bitterness and madness, ofg
mated and circulated tand dtert insult every one OF
the gallant spirits no rallied around The Harrison flag IN
that contest.
Resolved That believe ha, the same army Of pai-
soldiers the standard of Harrison, through the
exciting and stirring OF that campaign onward and
victory, again ready and ardent for the con-
this against the aspiran whom they then
successfully opposed thai their numbers are undmins
adand that their hearts still beat high as ever Tor tho
happiness and prosperity Of and her return to
councils under which. hereto
fore. sh, I'M, sgnav advanced in greatness wealth.
Resolved That though fruits the brilliant victory
OF Harrison in $780, have been ched from by crcm-
need recapituation here aud al
though trophies of that triumph been surrendered
by acting President into the hands of hcse who
vifod reviled him and his supporters the Wing party
Union both unbongh, and approximately sta! move
forward determined to persesee to the end in support of
their principles
Resolved. That Wings the 27ih Congress exhibit
ted self sacrificing spirit, unshaken atsseinen, TO
principle. aud disregard of personal combinations which
NAV well challenge the world for a parallel.
Resolved That and sincere thanks are
due the Wing members of that Congress- for The unwave-
in which. through difficulty and emoarrass-
OF ordinary character, with President on ono
hand, opposing all their efforts, and organized and fac
opposition the other. throwing every obstacle IN
their they persevered in their cndeavorstathul 10
the people they repesented-faithIl their country
faithful their plesaithfu
syen 10 the end apparently hopelesness
their efforts Tha, example fitting for the
Wing, of Indiana 10 emulate and that so far as the mem
this Convention concerned they soIenny pedss
themselves that il shall be followed
Resolved, That Wing Tariff In existence has
already its beaiheent effects in the revival Of bust
the influx OF specie, and The balance of trade in
favor that u has occas,oned-thai It has accomplished
what Gov hi. unwit,ingly ackn0wl-
edged should b. done. namely that o,s consumption ma
wing exceeded ncomethe balance should be restored o
a correspond of receipts expenses
Tina, should De continued in order, ITO the language
Jackson) 'that should become Amerlcanzed.
and ins,ead of feeding the sooess of Europe, feel
own and that the Government perform the duties
declared by jefferson in his last annual to be in
eumben upon it. viz: protect the manufactures adap
ted circumstances. should TO it shatis be pre-
served
Resolved, That the workings of tina, Tariff have falsi6
ed all predictions relative made by opponents
that :has by fostering home market and rendering
the demand for home manufactures steady and reliable
tuay decreased their price instead increasing and
that the revenues of the Govenmen, have also
creased TO several millions they
the wears Immediately preceding its adoption.
Resolved, Tha, such Tariff absolutely needed TO
complete ard entire Of our
that be subject the policy of foreign
CALLING state of sassalase and ,hraldom that
which oreathers groauedtha, should a. stren-
ously resisted by freemen that ,yranny-and that
until done, and until this people have all
of nations within their confines, their
dom only in
Resolved, That but view with wonder and
greet the inatuaton which nipss
bitterly they do, distribution of the proceeds of
the public andsha, we believe trueheared. no faith
full or Indiana BE he of VIVA, party he viewing
the deep and almost rrevocabe embarrassment under
which his State labos refuse join demanding