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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
Senator J!yiyhf Of n y

leti,r in The Worcester Argus gives interesting
account o public dlsrussiun al Malone IN the
pan u y. iurk. where Mr. Senator Wnisnr re-
sllts. The letter snys THIS village, and the 23l of
Jaly, The place aud ume appointed Tor the grand
encounter. The Wings scnt a request 10 J. W. fuw>
Ter. ESQ Of osiego eaniy, probably the most able and
eloquent speaker Ia the Slneio enter the Isis with the
great Senator, Silas Wight. who accepted the invita-
ton. l he day al length arrived Beng In the neigh
bofhuld at the lmp Of cunfsr made arrangements 10
be prrsrn-Andl think can say never approached u
public occasion. otany kind, with higher interest and tx
cllcment Nh. Wright knew Ia Le the oracle of incu-
ocnlsm IN the country, aud cspec ally 10 this northern
region; aud Mr. Fowler had heard was gentleman Of
gigantic powesi-and 10 witness the spectacle of two
such minds IN collision. and upon such iopcs, too. was
o be an intellectual treat and occasion Of interest groa-
ter lat, Than 1 often fails 10 lot To enjoy. The 10
cars made the FIRST charge. Mr. Wright smoke about
THEE hours. IL his Speech which obviously eau.
ilou' and exceedingly lablted, he attempted al first 10
show The lrachrry OF the Wing patty IN promising so
much IN 10. aud failing ~ ulhl those PROMISES lie
thrn dwell, though IN manner snmeN hat ambiguous,
upon tie suYrct al Annexation" and the Tamil iIe
evidently ahrd under the difficulty, M the LAWYERS
say, oi having bad cause. When he closed Mr. Fow-
Ter oek The stand. and answered his Arguments one by
onr. And, Mr. Editor, II you have seen tho ma
ter builder knpcklng away the props Of vessel ON the
stocks al launch. until the last went, as there was no
hng eit IN the place where 1t WAS but its PROSTATE sup
"rls, yln may have snnie conception oi ihc style IN
which Mi +. undermined aud nndeBwept the POSITIONS
ii the great Seuaiot II the tpost splendid triumph
of intellect ever Witnessed The Lucjs were dshp-
pointed, nneasy. mad. Many who Had becu douhting
came out, am told strong the determination to ,o
The Wing ticket, II was victory that will affect hun
drcds II not thousands OF IN this northern section o
the Slaieor If Sllas Wright could thus be beaten, III,
Inference. especially among such as are hane with sin
cere enquiries after truth aud Duty will be- hat the cause
ITSELF oi which he Is the great the boasttd advocate
must be mrchedy wanting IN sound, legitimate argn
ment Aud assure yon sir, that Mr. Fowler's COM
pete tamph Was 50 perfectly apparent that OF the
mute sensible aud candid OF our opp1heos, themselves
pretended Ia deny -irl II be told, then. from ON,
end o the land 10 the oler that the cause Of our oppo
ncnls, IN this contest, Is 50 destitute Ct foundation u
solid claims upon the support OF The people, that ever
sIas Wright. with all his skill aud eoquenco. could n,
s'aad moment before the simple presentation OF Wing
truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

Dying Groans Of Tyiersm.--We have heretofore in
formed our readers that committee Of Tyler men in
Norfolk borough had addressed circular 10 The ocofoco
Electors IN Virginia, enquirgo Of them whether, if g.
eced, they would cas-, the of Virginia either for
Mr.. Polk Mr.. Tyler, in a cordance mllh the wishes
:" The party, as he nay be expressed the bal
Io'sf VIM. Smith Of Culpeper, answered first, and
promptly, IN the affirmative. Several other answers
nave been celved aud published By the culnmitt4e-
John >. Mson Of Norfolk, lnlmstes, Gin rather equiv
oca language however, his willingness conform to the
indication at pubic sentiment, whatever it may be-
VIM L. Taylor Of Caroline says he i'll vote tor either
FOLK or yer. as he may be instructed. VIM H.
Rome ut Hanover, writes a loug letter, which may 10
interpreted either way lie to think, however,
that The pledge required would be unnecessary as no un-
preJudced man eau suppose that Nr. Tyler stands tho
least chance OF genga majority in Virginia, or any
where else His great object, however, being defeat
Mr. Clay, he is disposed ia any action which
VIII lead to that resuli.--Mr. WIN, Daniel. r. Of
Lynchbug refuses positively to give the pledge IIe
considers himself and the democratic party pledged to
the support of Polk and Daas and he does not think
That they would redeem thai pledge by agreeing To vote
fer 'either Polk ryler. the absence of all know
ledge their part that The election Of the latter would
be agreeable To the members of the Baltimore Conven-
non by whom the former nominated Or 10 their con-
situenls
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Christian burial oserved. although bot Of the
party understood the Eassh language.

! THE POLITICAL PRESS-Ne one Who ha,
been IN the habit 81 CHANGING al the different nfics
journals oi the day. a 10 have been struck with the
remarkable aci that while the Wings couine themsevs
Ia discussion II The 81 TIE Two parties IN 10
ference 10 Their eeo, upon The welfare ii the people
the L. euIoe,s indulge prusey IN The bieresi personal
caiamnits against our candidate. Tel them that the
Wing ianff has been beneficial Ia ITS operation, and
ought nu Ia be repealed. and they reply by asserting
that Mr.. Clay planned the mufdtr Of tllfy. Talk Ola
national banA opposition Ia their snaea.ty scheme,
and they revive the expladsd tale II blgsin and
rupiiunn "a lbe etcau Mr.. oi Adams. Point ioahe a
huse of the vrio pawer under Lncuiocnsm and the
tori Is. behold gambler and duellsl. Indicate The ad
sansges Of Nh Cla 5 plan for distributing the proceeds
Of the pnac lands. and yen are answered, he Is Sab
bath~hfeaker. TINS "a mol defamation. Laying
down the Democratic Review, take up the Rich
mond Enquirer OF July 30,h. Here are three closely
printed columns devoted the revival of the often
dlspsed sl0y Of "hargaln aud corruption" We iufn l.,
the 6be of the mkt day aud find lis editorial page dis
graced by pnere canceii which cannot fail 10 make
even locuot blush. The figure of man IN outline
is formed by types; abnve Is esculchoon. which IL
pictured brandy bottle, cufksefew. pack Of cards.
and pistol labelled ''shoot owtf" Under this chase
design are The words war pesllence and famine while
the letters. disposed torm he figure Ola man. EN-
body all tie grossesi lJols thai have been published or
the last twenty Years against Mr. Clay. Ard all tbs
appears IN the official organ at Washington Of the great
parry who stand opp'sed 10 the Wings! While we re.
gel r the credit o the county, 10 the press degra
ded by such exhibitions OF wsss and malignant hui.
oanefy. rsJ1leed Ia find that the enemy
so incapable ii being sustained Ivy soliJ aqnment md
~ any appeals Ia the good Of every honest man
that they e0mpced la adopt the must dIscediiablo
devices In order 10 excite the passions of the people, ard
misead their judgment. We have faith In the
intelligence II The American people than ,uuagne how
ever that lhry be- blinded Ia their true interest by
an, such oufages upon drcency and uulh.-.N York
Reptbhr
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AAOTuER CLAY POLE

ANOTHER CLAY POLE.-Ca.a. Rcb,rJ Per.
klns, IN conformity previous nc.c :. raiseJ CIs
at the Grove near Brook ve, short distance FRANZ
town, last Saturday event -lrom which ,hsra ,'
proudly flats the hsr oder which wa h,,a 100 uoN
glorious victory T. November large crowd If i,siss
ana gentlemen assembedon the occasion and we're mos
nosPhahy entertained by Capt Perkins. who delivsred
. sptton 'nil OF ardent enthusiasm and Wing fire ID,
d;a raueson ct Amherst als' delivered speech,
""ich Is universally praised an eff ri Of o,e,tn,a
and einFnsHec. The Artillery company sls1 n,,s
en-, Ss ceremonies u the day were closed viii few
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IRAHSyLvANIA UsIvERsITY.

f>cIl"gf0n, hy hug. an. ic1l.
nv Dear Sirln your letter u the 9lh .Juy you cal
led upon nelof nprmsin respecting the prpae chnr-
acicr" Of my neghhor. Mr.. CLAY assuring me that
many CONSCIENTIOUS upright mon" ia Your section had
been induced 10y The ui his eneluirs 10
regard Mr. Clay rs aug tliig btd honest anil ~.
right cih>eR-n sabbath breifer-yr9fRc =-galabirr
Sc Your letter added. nj the sanr tiue that 'no
public USE would he made OF my reply should enc be
received from me. Titus appealed To. expressed to YOU
freely, IN relation 10 the private character of Mr. Clay
what regarded rs due 10 him, 10 myself and The com
mnnlty IN which We live. need scarcely add that cal
led upon, under similar crcuusi anc.s | should most
cheerully attest the good character uf any of nav neigh
hoIs without reference political relations or dIstinc-
lnS nor do believe any OF them would hesitate calling
on me- t" this effect. should il he found necessary.
IN - letter, just received from you you ask pernis.
sion 10 my tfs at discretion, and as no injustice can
be done Ia any QUE, by allowing you TO do ST. although
my letter was written as private, know of no good
son why should withhold the permission you ask and
therefore accord it,.
Very respectfully.
| II. b. BASCOM.
! DR J G. Gorrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

Tie Thrift IF 40 The Madisonian says: "Ue are
n' Jor NE repeal Of At present tariff II there be r.
rs and we doubt not there are let those errors he
Fec'ed The country has already suffered more than E.
""ogn ny changing from one extreme of policy anoh.
r. he country needs stability" Where is more good
sense IN This remark than we are accustomed to
'e 'nic'al jan'nal We presume too it may be esar-
ded as an indication of Mr. Tylers views.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

CO. We published few days ago, siatemen, 10 tho
effect that homas L. lsmer, ESQ formerly dis,in-
eais,eo Loc',oco member iro, ONO, GA Nh Hamer,"
s as 't n'ea" him had remarked. in public
W.
"a James X. Polk" The Republican saws This !.
'a'uainy III be, Mr. Hamsr IS responsible for il A,
al events il is not "a Wig le"-ior Mr.. Hamer in
note 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer, admits that he said 50.
out says 1.-The remark made, like thousand others.
a Jyu'ap character IN stump speakng-to raise
iaush'0 Perhaps alr. Han er is joking now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

i"e campngn.-On Saturday last, the Democratic
Association al Oakwpod in this county ,y,s add,ossd
oy David H. Eiley and Wm. Tudor Yancey, Esurs.
Cn 'he same day, the Wing Gu, at Pleasant Grove,
, lew miles distant. was addressed by John Wills and
YIN YIN. . hIed IT, of this place, Rr. r. E. Wi,hers si
whh a oa and by Mr. King of Cincinnati. oh.'i
day last, r. II. Toler aa1ressea ,ha nsonls ., Am
ne ngrst court h,ase and was replied 10 by VA. bas,
ell ,l' t'.q Meetings are becoming more and moIo
and ;,.,a a'u '"e e-iemeais hecomipg more genera
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

G5- The meeting ofke Young Mems Club on Tues,
day evening went off with great animation. The Band
was IN attendance, and played several fac airs, in the
h"est Style and the Glee Club Tor the first lime sung
some OF the best scngs To be- found in the 'yaler kve
~ Irving was expected to adlsess the aee,iag bu'
"e was detained by professional engagements 10 50 iS
an hour in the evening al Amherst court house. that no
io'ad II impossible teach town in time for the mee'
log H. H. Toer, in tic absence Of NJ. t;ag e'''e'
urln, sdlfss scd The 'CIub
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medicines, Chemicals and Sur.
ScDn's EstYusnenls

war. undersigned offers or sale iur cash. large and
Il well assorted stack Ut Medicines. Chemicals and
onfgsans instruments at prices that will sai., y The
ci~tstdeaefs, ashe intends closing business as spee.
dayss pfaclcsble. The Medicines ard Chemicals are
MOSTLY oiihe BEST quality, and purchased 1.-the
mos respectable houses UOiyEI DAVIES
Aug IL 10
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RALEiaH, July l6, 1911

Ina came on the Richmond Enquirer published the fol,
u"lng extract Of letter from Que Of the bes, informed
republicans OF that STATE:
"R,LEioH, July l6. 1871.
"our cause is prosperng. We are fully organized
We are IN The midst oi The The party is en-.
'rey united and all friends their posts Oar pros
poets brighten daily, and hazard but little in expressing
Tue most conhden expectation of carrying the old North
STATE"
Precisely such letters are every week appearing
IN The Enquirer from all quarters Of the compass As
some indication Ut the gree ct reliance be placed upon
them, we copy from the Enquirer of the 9th Inst Cater
The eleci'on) the following paragraph:
Same ,ne before the election we received letter
from North Canins which informed us there was great
want ol organization Among the Democrats Ia several
counties which We could have carried We had 10 candi.
dates Hence our HISS Ia the legislature"
before the election, il SAID. ue are fully orga
n'zeds but after the eecion they seek IN break the
crce {" their defeat by declaring that here was great
want III organization among the Democrats" And il
seems that the Enquirer knew all this sone time beie
the election" but kept the information from its readers
some at whom might have been even induced To Law wa
gers on the result ut the election in North Csraa from
The ASSURANCE given that the Lcos were fully orsni.
zed, entirely united" and their p,ss" and ex.
pressing the Isl confident expectation OF carrying the
old North State" How many similar paragraphs are
to appear in the Enquirer before December neXil
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o. That valuable paper, The .vs,c York Repubtie.
Is said to be under the editorial charge of Juhn o. Sar
gent, Esq. who was formerly c,nnecled with the Bus
ion Atlas and subsequently, with the ~ Y Courier and
OF his brother Eppes Sargent. Bmh gentlemen arc
writers ability and deserved celebrity
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Graham's present maiarity
KENTUCKY.



IN The same counties. in the Gubernaioral election IF
ls40. the Wing majority was II ,633. Mr.. Butler lar
ouan his party strength, IN consequence OF his personal
and ''gunpoo der" popularity. II known he would
do before the election and o dsalleclon created IN the
Wing ranks by Inc circumstances connected with judge
Oas'}'s nomination. The majority Of Dlsun. the
Wing candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor winch VIII
be thousands more Than tina. Of Judge Owsey
juslffs Ibis assumption. There yet Is counties To
he hoard fom. winch IN lSiogay Wing majority Of
1857.
In the State Legislature far as heard from, parties
are lhns DIVIDED:
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REV. On BlscoM,
President nfMe Ttansuirnnin Unirersiu
q VI NVDIITI,
CORES. Sec'ry Clay Cub.
IRANsYLvANA CNIyERsIrY.

IExiNsroN. KY, Juiy 2lM, 1914.
Ny Dcm Sr-ln reply to your letter of the Oh inst.
owe ~ nh, rGtHe and the claims u soeistg with
out any rperence To the political Suites Of the day. 10
say, have b, en- IN intimate and confidential intercourse
with the Hon a. Clay, both IN public aud private lie,
Tor more ihan twenty years. aud know the charges emu
meraed III your eter, against the private character Of
Mr. Clay To be utterly aud baseiy tolse-Mr. Clay, as
Is known 10 the whole ration offers clam to hrs
tan pety, IN the paranceuf churches but in view Of
the ordinary accredited principles o good moral character
nocharge can be brought against HIM, withont violating
the obligations OF truth and sound justice To each in
etrgalive charge, therefore, contained in your letter
and reaching me IN the shape ol question, return for
answer, that regard one aud all oil them AS samefully
unjust, because net true, Ia hole oi in rar
Very respectfully, your ob't, scrv't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

'7noh'er "Den,ocraiic' Bpbecns,- The las, owls
"ers observer nifs us that the Loco ccs Of Nlonroe
son'y "aSe a'ce that they would have crea, Mas
aiee'mg at Cooks camp ground in Mo,,oa aa' ''s'
lne lo'h inst TO ,,ich they inviied Vhirs and Uh;,
""tors: o'ne Mig speakers were there. by ,pecioi
"oh'oa from the Locoico leaders: 6u. mere obr,nta.
n"a ,Hpofe'y treated and ,cers not asn ed 10 .nraE
have ',hD" '''' - ''' We people
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Ntfy respectfully, your OBJ, sorv't.
H. b. BASCOM.
DIR. J. G.. GoBLE.

After this full, explicit and nueqpivocal testimony of
me OF the most distinguished divnCs of our country We
Trust reader viii feel that there can be any farther ne
eessy OF pursuing the reckless siandeers Of Mr. Clay
II IS due to Dr. B. perhaps that his reply to The letter
aSkg prrilSslon to PUBLISH the above should be added
and So here II Is:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

e,- The last papers announce the death of VIM. I.
Sloae Esq. the able editor OF the New York Conner.
cal Advertiser. lie died at Saratoga Sptnss i rw
days ago after lingering Illness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY Gay, Of Kentucky.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
Theodore frciinghuyscn,O OF y. j.
JOINT MEETING OF THE CLUBS


The Clay Club Of Lynchburg and the Youcg Mems
Club VIII meet IN conjunction TO MORROW On
day) evening. al the Gniv.rsaist Church One Of The
purposes IN view Is to make arrangements fur the Flee
foro District Conreniion, proposed be held in this
place. full meeting OF both Clubs is desirable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
MIR. cLAY's PRIVATE CHARACTER

STUDIED e1orts ar made 10 excite the preiaJices Of
The religious portion ot the community against Ar Clay
by most shameful assaults ppun his private character
just as Gen. Harrison. IN ls40 was held up 10 the pub
lie as eo,eafd, granny and seduotr-as one who II
he Lad tie PD"ef. wouid sell par nephhor white men
aud poor noighbu white women" for debi-in short as
afsoernuc IN his political sentiments, aud pron gate
VA his mofals. The following testimony 10 the talslty
Of the allegations against Nj Clay from one of the must
distinguished ol the Arbst clergy vino has been per
shally acquainted win Mr. { lays habits long and ln
maely, (he Rev Dr. Bascom, President Of iransy
MIA University feues these iou taumnes in The most
Conclusive manner.
From The AttrGyk Daily .fdrertiser, .4ug. Ia
II Is IN the last degree humiang 10 be constrained 10
bellve that there exist any where in a coun,,v iha,
has been fnr near hall century adorned aud blessed
WIN ms services, necessity ior recognizing the vile
calnnnles against such man as llEsRr CLAY, which
81 continually defle Tho columns Of degenerate press
Bnt there are those, II would seem, who rrfec 10 le
as not u feel that such base abuse Of ue who has been
~ trused honored and admired by long suceession Of
the first and best men in the Republic, who has become
81 usfIpus by his unoqnaed services IN the must con-
splcuous stations III the wordfor 40 years the OBJ
served OF all observation-disclosures be the mere slaves of per
snnal OF party InalIce.
10 satisfy soue such, gentleman Of this city, our
'rend Dr. ). u GonLE. beng The Corresponding Sec
Ieiary Of Clay uo, thought proper write TO the
Rov. DIR. BAscoM, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
who resides Mr. Clay, aud vino Is the distinguish
ed President Of The Innsy wanna University at Lex
ington, ky The letter was not written with any view
10 publication, bal DIR Bs prompt reply was 81 direct
iu aud satisIact'ry that Dr.. Gbc was constrained by
the advice Of number OF political redts 10 ask d RMS.
sion that II nightbe given 10 The public, This IL III
be seen by The correspondence which have The plea
sure 10 subJun, has been readily granted:
NEwAaT. Juiy Oh, 1874.
Rev. DR Blscom,
Presldent 9he Iraasyisania University
Rep. and Dear Si-fou wilI | trust pardon the
liberty take III wiring 10 you. when that NY
Ject IS 10 obtain from yuu testimony concerning
the private character Of Hon. Henry Clay do this at
HE solcit "t many conscientious, upright men, who
appear Ia have been led regard Mr. C. as anything b
an honest and upright cIlizan-a Sabbath breaker-pam
bler-proane s"eater, &c | would respectfully ask if
these things be So II Is not my wish draw from you
letter Tor publication and public will be made OF
your answer, my oJect being 10 ascertain how far these
representations, which are constantly repeated by the
democratic papers Of The Month"; warranted by ruth
Your answer IN the lnerragatorles will much oblee
iouls, very respectfully.
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1HE CANAL.-The breach in the Canal ha, been
tenared' and boa's are now passing through wl'hop'
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ELECTION NEVIS.
n OR IL CAR LIMA

NORTH LIMA.
The vote for Governor, az far as heard from is As
fOlioas:
For Gnbam tNhig) 80 1913
For lloke CLoco) 32,664
Graham's present majarity 1929
Hyde and Gates 10 be heard from which will increase
the maj'rliy some or 300.
KENTUCKY.
We have returns, official and unpfL ,ial. from 81
counties. which show The following resul. Tor Governor:
For Ossey (Whig) $1,000
For Butler (Loco) 4a3l2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

Mr.. Trelingbuysen and .7boiiisn.-Tbe folluwino
brlei and pointed letter from the Wing candidate for The
ice Presidency 10 Joseph &. Hail. Esq of fernando
county, Mississippi is full reply 10 the insinuat,ons
sometimes made In reference TO his sentiments On tho
slavery question:
New YORK. June II, 1874
JosEPH g. HALL. Esq.
DeW 5i-l received your kind favor and thank you
tor the friendly interest you have taken in this
very cheeruiy respond that mol an Aboiit ,ps,.
and never have been have been an ardent friend u
the Colonization Society, and still am Slavery, in tho
States, domestic concern thai Congress has not the
right power to interfere it'll, in its legislation.
Very respectfully,
Your obs dent servant,
THEO. FRELlNGHUYSFN
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BEFORE AND AFTER AN ELECTION

About month before the late election in North Caro-
Ina came On. the Redmond Enquirer published the f,
lu"lng extract OF letter from one Of the bes, informed
republicans Ut that STATE:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
RICHMOND CLAY CLUB.
Tuesday Nav III

Tuesday, May 7th, 1914.
The club met pursuant to adjournment, the
President in the chair, the Secretary being alb
sent j. H. Hutton filled the vacancy. w. A.
Ricke called on and read the proceedings of
the National Convention Of nomination. and of
the Wing Young Mems Convention of Ratifica-
ton.
The following preamble and resolutions were
then offered by w. A. Bickle, which were unani-
mously and enthusiastically adopted.
Whereas, Our representatives in the Baltimore
Convention have done nobly, in an expression of
Nations voice, by nominating the worthy, the
renowned, the honored Clay, of kentucky, for
the Chief Executive of this Union.
And, whereas, they have associated with him
for the Vice Presidency, Theodore Frelinghuy-
sen, of Now Jersey, than whom, there is mono.
whose distinguished services, profound political
knowledge, lofty craftsmanship, and firm conss-
tency in support Of the great principles of the
Wing party, more deserving, more acceptable.
Therefore,
Resolved, That we thunder back the response
Of grateful and enthusiastic party, in terms of
tho most heartfelt satisfaction the wise and pru-
dent choice which our representatives haze made.
Resolved, That Clay and Frelinghuysen is tho
motto which unfurl to the breeze, now, hence
roll its cheerful and enthusiastic voice through
the Wing camp.
Resolved That Clay has been our advocate
in war, and we will now be his patrons and
friends in peace.
The proceedings Of the meeting ordered
to be published, and then adjourned to meet on
next.
B. w. DAVIS, Pres.
J. II. HURON, Sec.