Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-18

ty, through the medium of active Commit.
tees, is brought into cordial and united CO.
operation with some common centre Of
action.
Leaving to the suggestions OF your own
intelligent and rejecting minds many
matters Of detail which will readily occur
to you, we will take the liberty OF calling
your immediate attention to some special
aud important views, 10 which we earn.
esty invoke your attention.
And, LIST, We repeat that we have Sc.
lected YOU for this important appointment
because we know you to be active, zeal.
Gus, and ardent members Of the Wing
Party, prepared to promote, by all fair
and honorable means, the permanent tri-
umph and ascendsncy ofour principles in
the administration Of the Government.
You will. therefore, regard yourselves as
specially charged with The interests Of the
Party in your respective Districts. For
the purpose OF enabling you to meet FOR
consulate n, and prompt and energetic &C.
ton, the County has been laid off into
eighteen small and convenient Districts
all of The Committeeman in each District
live within but a few miles of each other,
and all the Districts made cognisant Of the
acts and proceedings o. the other portions
of The County through a common medium
OF communication established here.
Cd. We would respectfully recon-
mend occasional meetings amongst your
selves in your District, IN order that you
may consult and deliberate in what mode
the strength, numbers, and efficiency OF
of the Wing Party may be advanced; and
also that you may be enabled to furnish to
10 the Central Committee such useful sug-
gestions as may be the result of such cou-
situations. The Central Committee will
be 10 session at least once week between
this time and the fall election, and as it is
their iention, for the purpose OF receiy.
ing reports from the District Committees,
TO hold session al 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, on
the first Saturday in every month, it is ex-
pected that one member at least from
each District Committee will attend and
unite in our deliberations upon such occa-
sons.
Sd. We most earnestly press upon you
to make out for US, with the least possible
delay, list of all the qualified poters With
in your District, distinguishing in. sepa.
rate lists the voters Tor and Against our
Party; also, TO furnish us isl OF all free
,chite male citizens Of the Commonwealth,
above the age oil 81 yeurs, who are not as
yet qualified voters, but who may be
made so; also, Distinguishing, in separate
lists, those who would be for, and those
who would be against US. These lists
should be prepared at the earliest possible
day, and by no means be delayed beyond
the Goth OF the present month.
4,h. Jpor you will deyolve the duty OF
making such collections from the members
OF our party as will be needful for delraying
tho expenses incident to the approaching
Presidential campaign. No Wing, sure
ly, will withhold his contribution from so
sacred cause. We wish TO scatter wide.
ly and broadly, valuable and interesting
documents and papers Illustrative of the
principles Of the two parties, and calcula.
tod to shed light upon the great issues up.
on which the destinies Of our Country are
now s,aked. There are many other i'm.
portan, purposes besides for which funds
will be required. You will please pre-.
pare your subscription papers forthwith.
Let each member of our party contribute
according TO h means and ability, and
YOU will return your subscription papers
to tho Chairman Of this Committee with
The amount collected. These funds will
be placed in the hands Of the Treasurer,
and discussed by order Of the Committee,
subject TO your inspection and examination,
in such objects as may best advance the in .
terests and welfare of the Party.
We trust that each District in the Coun.
ty will seek 20 signalise itself by its zeal
and devotion to the Wing cause, and by
the energy and efficiency OF its action.
On the first Saturday of each monih, at
our Central meeting, The list OF the Dis.
trcts will be called over, and we expect
to see manifested a noble and generous
competition amongst all in the perform.
nee Of the high aud responsible duties
which have been confided to you.
We take this occasion, Gentlemen, in
conclusion, to congratulate you upon the
brilliant and suspicious prospects Of our
Party. The country is every where
aroused, and victory in every contest is
perching upon our banner. Let US per
severe in our patriotic labor, and the bat.
tie Of 1914 will secure the permanent safe
ty and delivsrance of the Republic.
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER,
JACOB VINSONHELLER,
EDMUND PENDLETON,
JOHN w. BOYD,
VIM. l.. BOAK.
EDMUND z. HUNTER,
JACOB MYERS,
HARRISON WAITE,
DAVID II. CONRAD,
WM. G, MORGAN,
SEAMAN GARARD,
THORNTON II ENSHAW,
JAMES +. STEWART,
VIM DORSEY.
MmtinSJwg March lS44.
THE TREATY SIGNED.
After our paper was made up last even
ing, he .MadiSonian yesterday afternoon