Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-10-19

the distribution OF the proceeds Of the sales OF
the public lands--a single term for the Presiden-.
cy--a reform Of Executive usurpation--and gen.
orally such an administration Of the fairs Of the
country as shall impart to every branch Of the
public SERVICE the greatest practicable efficiency,
controlled by well regulated and wise econo
N.Y."
RESOLVED, That by our faith in our principles,
by our love for our country, by oil that we hold
worthy Of US as freemen aud patriots, we pledge
our time, our labor, our capacity, ourselves, TO
the work Of casting the vote Of this State for the
great champion Of wing principles, and we call
upon every wing in the State TO devote himself in
like manner to the great work.
Re5olucd, That State Central Committee Of
five persons be appointed whose duty it shall be
to exercise the powers usually confded to such
committees, and to continue in power until su.
pereeded by another appointment to be made by
the wing party, and that the committee have
power TO fill vacancies occurring in its own body.
RESOLVED, That a committee of three persons
be now appointed by this Convention for each
county. and that it be the duty OF these commit.
tees TO cause The wings OF their respective coun.
Ties to be Immediately and efficiently organized
for action at the approaching election.
Resolved, That in the event Of this Conven.
ton failing TO appoint committee as contempla
ted in the 9Th resolution, or il any person ap.
pointed shall fail 10 act, the wings OF such county
are requested Immediately TO eppont such com.
mit'ees and supply such vacancies.
ReSolUed, That the wings Of Missouri can,
ought, and il they do their duty, will win the
wing banner to be awarded by the wings Of the
United States to the wings Of that State which
shall, in 1914, give the largest proportional in
creased WING vote over that Of November, 1910.
Resolved, That in the event OF the National
whig banner being awarded to this State, the
central committee appointed at this convention be
authorized 10 receive it, in the name Of the
wings of this State, and be required to award,
and present it TO the wings Of that county which
SHALL at the election Of November next, give the
largest proportional increase vote over that OF
November, 1940
Resolved, That the Chairman OF the State
Central Committee be required to cause three
copies of the resolutions adopted at this Conven.
ton, TO be Immediately forwarded TO each Of the
committees appointed in pursuance OF the 9Th
resolution, and one copy TO the President Of the
respective Clay Clubs in the State.
On motion, the Presiden, OF the Convention
appointed the Central Committee, viz:
James S. Rollins OF Boone.
John G. Miller OF Cooper.
VIM. H. Russell OF Galloway.
Joseph Davis OF Howard.
Thomas M. Ewing Of Lafayette.
The following persons were appointed in their
counties under the 9Th resolution, viz
Howard-S. c. Major, D. II. Gibson, John
Harvey.
Boone-W. F. Swi,zler, Geo. Knox, VIM.
Maupin.
Carrol-R. S. Ray. Capt. Barker, Charles
Stern.
Clay-G. w. Wilhers, Richard Clark, G.
Bird.
Calloway-Dr. I. Curd, Willis Smell, Pres.
ton B. Reed.
Marion-John Campbell, VIM. Carson, Sam
uel Glover.
Montgomery--John Bass, Col. Scott, R. Full
kerson.
Warren: C. Allen, J. OfFat. - Tolber,.
Andrew: Harry Kinkead, P. l.. Hudgins, J.
w. Samuel
Audrain Geo. F. Muldrow, VIM. L. Vain,
R. P. Adams.
Cooper: Jordan o'Byan, Elisha Stanley,
James Hill.
Saline: Ed. McCarty, John Brown, J. A.
Trgg.
Linn-David Prewitt, D.. G. wilkins.
Pike G. Porter, H. G. Draper, w. Biggs.
Monroe: J. R. Alternately, G. w. Howell,
John w. Harris.
Randolph: Benz. Haley, Henry Austin, Benz.
Hnn,sman.
Charlton John Davis, John NJ. Feszle, Geo.
Jackson.
Grundy: w. P. Thompson. Dr.. Jas. Lvngs.
ton, VIM. Collier.
Clinton Jas. II. Long, B. F. Barston, Lewis
Wood.
Livingston: - -
Ray: P. l.. Edwards C. R. Morehead, c. z.
Bowman.
The remainder Of tho appointments we omit:
giving only such as our paper will reach
On motion OF Mr.. Leonard the following res.
oution was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Wings OF
this Convention are due and are hereby rendered
to the gallant Wings OF Cooper county for the
very ample preparations made for our accommo,
d alton.
Whereupon the Convention adjourned
THOS. J. BOGGS, President.
BEN. ToMPKINs, I
N. PAscHAL,
C. H. GREEN, }Secretaries.
w. F. SwIrzLER,
G. Patterson,
"We have heard it intimated that Sc
veral wings elect to the legislature from
this section of country, will support Col.