New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
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Il, meeting Q! the FosT PL..H CLAY GLIB on
i;is u IL ult Committee PREVIOUSLY appointed far
that purpoa., rep0red tas Gliowifg se@olut.ous,
~nlch were atonied ~ reclamation:
si: sGe BY SIDE WITH the e ,e! j TIE the AMrSIcAs sTsTrS
he 0;tor and Statesman Of he Yves: who 4, formerly
i dsy, When his gallant Sa cRenpo aa
o ssne hal Ieme b; 'se ia tie Tinted ste, Sps "a
Quincy Adams seniels the public couGci cur coeaty
Iesoi7sa Thu; enlisted in the VIII: +" drriac
thewar and whetke- tire shall be lnnge. shorer.
thea: ad the g Pe paS Geo @ we vii vi aa
my Down OUT nr, or take or nru', I'LL the victory
cop s. an TIE county 1 deahEaed VIII, v..
c1asn. any other iSn-,ha stand firm and in1novn.
cipLEsNbeevir as do thai thos pnncae q: inscribed
upOhou banner during the recent campaign, n!e intimately
county.
party in their efforts Obtain votes the ground that
they were much The advocates OF Tariff as tbs Wings,
those who have not had equal ayaaagss with themselves It
also shows conclusveiy c te ,o that the Wing doctrine
opToect,on 10 3ir7H rEdsp wns for The true Interest
Rcsoirei That We believe a the course Of the LocoFoco
fcn 1t the Seb and Free ade nj the South vii ted to
open the Of a honest men the coruptops party,
of The country ,ub.eHieut Q the ,numps Of party caring
asn so 5 s@ d 81 Rss %
the people, md tho nnl triumph Of correct principles.
s the e whence ss Of seeay aaG
grntifyng growth OF Wing principles even among the mem
se vi; Ins sts S
fGl vote, by 300 majority the ubernatora vote which
C Mhrs who @ tie Wig Go Ins s
in 13io voted the Abolition ticket The Loco Foco patty have
taiszed 5cl the s pa, pg This Would Iaak s
difference IN e eiatve strength Of the parties, Of 81 coo,
their mniofy IS only IOC55-and that with candidrts Who
parry.
Kesored, That we have the full.s. confidence. in
the ndOm and integrity tire People, and therefore believe
that Wing doctrines and Wing priscIpc4 viii continue 10
spread ief benign influence, among the ranks Of
Resoired That while deeply regret the resu Of the
recent election III this sale, and particularly in the Pre-
duced BY The most abonHnbe frauds evef nrct;:e S ost
u be pructsed the ba!o boxcs together with the
shameless use o. BRITISH GOLD IN the direct purchase OF
votes.
Rcsolro That the Abolition party, by Their vote this
State. haze placed nj The helm OF the Govcment OF this
for President, in his state aud who is distinguished
Ter nothing else much rs tor his devotion TO the interests OF
Slayerys who was nominated ut tn, suggestion and the
beck OF the great Southern Nuer-and who, according TO
Their own organs Is the sworn enemy Of The In4enab he
" land pirates, bank robbers and nen-s,ealer, of Texas and
favor Of the vles system benea: the SUM- and the sum OF
Resesed Tint in 81 doing they baye placed the Psws.
of the Shareholders o the South thereby giving the ascen.
dcncy again 10 the Slave PUwc:, csfging lis berie and
nToongins lis existence on this Con:nca and even IN these
Resoced That the conduct Of tie leaders of the Abolition
Of regard Ur the interest Oi the poor slave, thus
committing the power and patronage vi tie Government INTO
the hands OF the hodeIs OF the south p perfect Keep
with james G.. Birneys scuuous abuse OF John Quincy
Adams in y letter accepting The nomination OF the Liberty
Party for the Presidency.
Resored Tia, by means s9rl 70 the Leaders
OF the misRced Abolition party now that they have
p.she their cJecto w the defeat OF the Wing paIty IN
this Sateeyus the temporary triumph OF FGc0-
isi triumph OF Their CAUSE: neither we sorry 70 see
those leaders beginning proclaim the wo-G the unbushng
hypocrisy with which they conducted the recent campaign.
wien their appeals made not To tie sober judgment OF
the people but the Ser2(es Of The religious.
not 10 for Henry Clay, because be icGS siaceotdr.
And that their ujact accomplished Gefrt Smith, The
great embodiment of Abolition IN this State SAYS ha ihey
fs ana ,coud hare made Gtcresee Rad aei,aer Of
those geilHemrR been Stare holders
Reso'ued That point with feelings OF eru;aion and
pride 10 John Quincy Adams, Cussus NJ. Clay, William II.
Seward VIM Sade Johua r. GiddinGs-and host OF their
Champions of the cause oil hnan liberty,
whose devotion To the Wing only eaualed by Their NO.
bic, fearless and consistent rdvocaey OF the inaie2aDe rss
of NAN"
the encroacments OF slavery and TO turn back
us dcsolatn: tide of evils commands wnmest ppEoha
ton while stands out IN bold reliei when com
nnred with the destructive and dsofsanZns efforts OF the
leaders Of the abolition patty. ,
Resorei That the above resolutions be published " The Al
bany Journal, The Tribune, and the Montgomery Wing.
'-'' JOHN WARNER. Pfest.
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