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THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1874.
YOUNG MEMS MEETING.

YOUNG MEMS MEETING
At meeting of the Wing Young Men of Au-
gusta county, held at the Courthouse on Monday |
the e2nd of April, to appoint delegates to the BAL
timoro Convention-George Seawright having
been called TO the Chair and Chapman Johnson
appointed Secretary-on motion of Charles II. !
Lewis, the following preamble and resolutionsf
were adopted by the meeting:
With our attachment to the great LEADING prin-
ciples Of the Wing party undmnished, with our
zeal for their universal diffusion undated. and
with unimpaired confidence that the result of the
approaching presidential election will be their
adoption by vast majority of the American peo-
pie, as the permanent policy of the government,
we, Wings of Augusta, are determined to per.
form our whole duty TO the country. Convinced
as we are, that " a sound national currency, re-
gulated by the will and authority of the nation
an adequate revenue with fair protection to Anne.
rican industry-just restraints upon the executive
power-a faithful administration of the public
domain, with equitable distribution of the pro-
ceeds OF the sales of it among all the S,ates-an
honest and economical administration of the Ge-
neral Government, and an amendment of the
Constitution limiting the incumben, Of the presi-
dental Office to one term''-are necessary to the
prosperity of the people, we are resolved to spare
no means consistent with the spirit of concilia-
ton and kind feeling which we entertain for our
brethren, honestly differing with in opinion, to
procure their adoption. To the elevation of
Henry Clay TO the Presidency, we look as the
means OF securing to the country the establish
ment of this course of policy and OF rescuing the
country from the manifold evils which we suffer
as consequence of the mal-adninis,ration of
public affairs.
Resolved, That the animating strains of vic
tory that greet us from every quarter, whilst they
cheer us by the assurance that the spirit of &c
and OF 40 is rife in the bosoms of our country.
men, serve but TO infame our ardent desire that
The voice of our own loved commonwealth shall
not be wanting 20 swell the notes of final triumph
Resolved, That we approve of the Young
Mems Convention of Ratification to be held i'm
Baltimore on the I'd Of May next, and that
be our delegates to the same.
When on motion the following gentlemen were
appointed a committee to name delegates to said
Convention, TO witt John B. Baldwin, Charles
Ii. Lewis, Nicholas X. Trout, Chapman John.
son, jr. VIM. Frazier, John NJ. McCue, VIM
Tate, David S. Young. The committee there
upon named The following gentlemen, who were
"PPoiHteu W iD6ellng, 10 VIII:
l. &Gunfon.-Robt Brooke, VIM VI Tate,
On Ii Lewis, VIM Frazier, Jno II ArnaIl, II
GeIger, Robt Cowan, Jno b Watts, VIM Eagon,
w Is kayser, b Baldwin, S f. Clarke, Chesley
Kinney, jr., Chapman Johnson, IT,, George VI
poage, Geo Crawford, Charles Ball, James A
keagy, Ihos L Eskridge, James A Nc Chung. Jno
w Bell, Jas w Frimble, Robt II Brown.
.. m SoLnn.-J NJ McCue, Jno q Syrcle, Jno
Fulton, Jas Woodel. David McFall, James r.
Bell, A q Bell, Michael Mullin, w Blake
more, David lioggselt, II Hoggse,t, Nelson Bell,
John Irvine, Jas q Turk A S Turk.
3. MurehriHe:-Jas Cochran, VIM Han
ger, II Is Seig, VIM G Sterritt, Jno II Bare, b f
kemper, Stephen NJ Holt, w Dudley, DR. Jos
Wilson.
4. WoynesJoro'.-HughG Guthrie, John Pa
trick, VIM Patrick, John Bell, David S Young,
Gerard Stuart, DR. l. Waddell, Thos Galbra,R,
David S Bell
5. Ne,o Hope.-Robinson Hanger, VIM Whit
more, Dan'l Whitmore, Jacob Mohler, Doct
Waddell, Col II Givens, Mai James Walker,
SAM Crawford, jr., Jas G Patterson, Mathew
RANKIN ~ Wm Patterson; Jas D Craig.
=. 1N. Sidney.-Jacob Roller, DR. 4 G. Moor
man, Patrick Cribbns, Addison II Curry, Geo
Seawright, Chas a Stuart, Jacob Crawn, Geo C.
Bourland, VIM Crawford, VIM Edison A b Nc.
Causland.
7. GreenuiNe.-R Turk, John Newton, Isaac
Newton, VIM Jackson, Thos M'Corkle, James
"Iuh.i, sam DloWHiee, WIN tate, RO-
bert Il Patterson, Jno A Tate, Capt Jas Henry,
Adam VI Hawpe, VIM Wallace.
g: Mdde6rooh,-David b Hoggsett, VIM Fl
BELL, VIM Lowman Rice McNuit Samuel X
kerr, VIM Kerr, VIM Dunlap, Jas G Scott,
Wm Russnisell, Capt Jos Martin, Jas Buchanan,
VIM Brubeck, VIM Steele.
0. Deerfeid.-James S Guy, Ed Montgomery,
Robt Glendy, - Clayton. jr., - Clayton,
jr., DIR II Montgomery
10. CraigsuiHe.-James Craig, VIM McCut-
chen, WIN Wallace, Saml d Wallace, Alex'r
Crawford
GEORGE SEAWRIGHT, President
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, JR., Secretary.