New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
WING NiEETgNGS.

IL Second Ward.-At meeting OF the Fulton
American Industry Club held nj Joness Second Wsd Hotel
No 81 Nassuseet, Thur.day Evening October ls, 1884,
the following Preamble and RESOLUTIONS unanimously
adopted. aud ordered TO be printed
I've. whose heeuntn annexed. feeling deeply n-
pressed ! the Importance Of chersi"g and defending The
of American Industry believing with Washington, That
the aieiy and interest oil the people that they houd
dent Of" hers ~ with jefferson. that proper OBJECT of
l,overnmen u cGvhie peace aud MAINTAIN Commerce ana
o Navigation, and for the men
and TO protect Manuflclure adapted 70 circumstances.
and thai We ought not to suppress The duties Imports end
Civ. ,o to Forrign over Domestic ManI;actues
We gree wih Mansuu ~ IN MS 'iesaee 10 ,oh
res, in lsl suys That the polocy Of ecunrs ~ 49, H"nu
.curei the success they have attained and are st aninz
both Just and soundand who his Message OF 1917.
farther tina, Manufacturers will se~se REQUIRE
the systeaac and fostering of Government, W.
also Will, John Quincy Adams Who his Message oi
lss, that 20 long the duty Of the foreign sha ops
ne only as bSunty upon ie doi1estie article "he tne
sandman. Shh! be found thriving .he, occupaon under
the duties imposed t9I the Protection of D2me.;ic Manuf
property with hen.eiYc 5y ciizeas Of
other pGiessuns denounce violations o. the Conu
to:een laws. the .Natire Industry Of The Jni0s We
1881 says that ii cannot be ha our Political System sroud
present the anomaly oi people. stripped OF the rsh, 10 foster
Their Industry and 10 counteac The mos selfish and de
ucve policy which might be adopted by Foreign Nations
These sound. time honored Democratic docrnes as thus
set forth above Gni established by appealing to the Founders
nnd Defenders. under the and title Of the FULrog
AMERICAN lsDUsTRY CLUB"
Res0ired That having defined and all generniprn
cipes n sur written Constitution and united Declaration
nj new tangled notions but tia, principles foimed
the rule By which our fathers Ggh Ind successfully
Resolred That The modern doctrine of the pretended De-
mocrncy. that Government hss eglmsiey nothing TO do
accordance with the principles OF practice OF the Fathers OF
this Republic. but IN opposition to BOTH
Reso!oed Iha, out practice the protection
ihecry 60vernment would be prosperous Just proportion
ha the liberal mpor,uons desirable for tn. purpose filling
the Government 1rtasuy, would at the time
ducing OF things, not 10 be tolerated free country,
u, the webeing Of the Government would not
IN harmony win ;he welfare oi the People.
Resord That on the other hand IN carrying out the prnci
IRON duties laid such do competition
with American -sboreI. The filling ofthe Public reasu-
dcncc OF the prosperity and well being of the Whole People;
from which Revenue derived just proportion welt
Industry gives ability 10 purchase ibem and the we'll
being OF Government IN harmony with the welfare OF the
Rssoired That q Government which shall pursue such
the interests Of It's People, what It's orm
cmphatcaly yIanncs Government because its poweris
Resoined Tina, only strong government whose
pctsen the Trcection It gives alike to all in the blessings
which Ike the dew Of Heayen fall equally on p the Ec1 as on
despse it, fear it-tey love and ready at all times
make every sacrifice necessary for its defence
the people supplied with their articles OF day
Resmued Thu, community whether composed OF states
or individuals increase its wealth thai habiuay
RcS0iUtd That in HENRY CLAY recognize the name
of statesman who by The history OF bis whole life,
pi-iely and perfectly identified with the principles advo
cie and therefore CheeTu!y tender him united md
warm hearted support for the office of Che Magistrate of
the People of we he has for the last forty years been
Tie advocate nnd chnmplnn ..
Rrsoircd. That in FliELiNGlUYSEN. FILLMORE and
Wll.kN recognize OF the true Democratic RepHb
llcAn who nve tn suspect
HAT they listened with willing hearts aud ready the
:. rem song of British zee trade tieurlstS.
To FRELlNGliiiYSEN. because him The
phantoph the ripe scholar. the talented states
man. and above all truly hOnet-One VIM IA waever
hsu uInv a
tIcIice which his fellow TepOse IN him.
Ia FILLMORE. because from the humble shllon
which he occupied tU The proud pTeemnence which he
nus now gained faithful. and successful nd
vrnie nf the lan lS33 lie affords truthful iua
thai upward onward should be the motto OF
iIeeboID sun Of the Empire Siate.
10 WIl.KlN because cnniided wherever known. aud
worthy all confidence or his early lead restoring 10 the
Pcop ie the choice Of Presidential Eectu therefore,
lender them, one and all nenIty support
HIRAM CORWlN. President.