New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

pleasure of the Convention in the assurance
that DANIEL WEBSTER is firm and steadfast in the
maintenance of Wing principles. Sd. Declaring
that the rates of POSTAGE in this country ought
to be so reduced that the free People of America
shall not be taxed higher than the subjects OF the
monarchy of England, after which the CofVeh-
ton adjourned with the strongest pledges oil Gil
thusiastic devotion to duty.
The following are the regular Resolutions
Whereas the great questions Of public policy nov pre- d
ed the people Of this Union demand ns IN
@ rho nI;nrines Of truth and justice viii 'aily Met me
interests of,he nation and esq @ Whereas on the subjects
of the Protection Of American industIy,ie dsp IN
hs n. questions which interest The people, Gus
and uinous doctrine, are au aI Of ,hs State
~ onuectcut In General Convention assembled on ms aus
Ucious occasiop-THE BIRTHDAY OF THE Father OF HIS
CoUNrRY-wshins u express IN me most pubic
pollrica! sentiments do resolve as follows
j. Resolpsd That regard as first IN importance TO he
,ecve system embodied Ill the present aria measure
Of Relief carried BY the ceasel-ss and untifn:
the part of locoocolsm 10 ITS deiea; ana IN spite
the discouragng OPPOSITION ON The part OF the
Resided That pledge ourselves support and main
the Tariff against th= assaults d us enemies IN rs, open
confidence and prosperity to suffering country
hanonizrd Labor and Capital and given Ffotses EN-
poyne,C TO bOtl-encourged agncaa by increasing me
demand Tor its stars productions and oiuSed e Hces
g. ReSOtred That rejoice the TACT tiat tls great
Of policy has far exceeded the saneuIn expec
's M ensms as has not on
nshed adequate protection and constant well paid employ
tiona treasury full abundant Revenue, amply sufficient
supply the of an administrator conducted as the
| next viii be, with proper economy. l;, ,h
RySOlrei That
principle of Protection, notw outstanding the opposition 81
of the Wing party at the last Presidential Election hs Wings
6s sbsls wGH as n1 snou
event which only fo,easte of the lar more brilliant
and enduring triumph, which ats US nne coming con-
Resolved. That recruited and increasing reveGue-rs-
vvng trade and general feeling OF CONT
dence arising from the belief that Wig measures Will be
a a % h n, G isi IS
daily better appreciated by the strong good sense OF
Resolred That hold to be Constitutional duty of
the General Government provide sound National cur
T iat IN @ that
tonal propetythe public land-has never been aeraea
ana b 'o aid G D4s states, shall
proportion of that almost und-"hc cou
be eouitably distributed would be source OF immense
wealth to this sate-woud educate children perfect our
internal np"y ments pay all the expenses OF
Rss5red That pursued BY EoeadI SP
ponents with regard TO the u bif iaho we av r
to ce the of the State to the requirements oil
party. WI, ,,o,.,,r. &c, The
last Congress who voted for the present aiil at the sk OF
ncuns the spieasu OF their immediate constituents our
most sincere heartfelt thanks for this nagnanlinouSy
pursuing course Of policy, which, though II may person
ally nure themselves has restored the prosperity OF the Ma
| ton.
TO- Resolred That his Excellepcy Martin Van Buren, late
President of the United States has grateful thanks Tor
having broken his usual rule Of Locy and committed
himself the subject of the present Tariff and ha We en-
terrain of him the same opinion which he OF that
great and shall continue our 70 MN anu
| his measures, . both in principle andiu detail"
H. RESOLVED That cordially approve snd ACCEPT
State Convention at New-Haven, and pledge und-
vded and unremns exertions from THIS day I'll the rst
IL ResOlued, That owe TO tie victorious wings OF
Mary land, debt of gratitude Tor their glorious example 10
Monday of April 1884, pledge ourselves fully TO discharge
| this debt. .c
dence that lofty Patriot and Statesman when we are oud
to acknow as our champion and eader-HE CLAY
of support him as the iaheT oil the Ie can
System-as the unwavering friend OF American lndhsyas
the great paccator who h,s often Gained the waves
ocv dscod when they threatened to overwhe IN the ship
of State-as unng and eloquent advocate Of the rights
Of humanity at home and abroad-as magnanimous tue.
hearted and lofty Statesman who has pursued the path Of
duty the midst of oboquy and reproaCh and patient
noble example of that nobest work of God, honest
man. and finally glorious living illustration OF that pn
cle Of republican institutions which enables the hum
best child of PERJURY and osscurv to rise by the force OF
merit the Hottest hOnOr5 this ord can bestOw
H. Resoiped That the Wing Young Men of Connection,
have enlisted during the warthat their first onset upon the
enemy will be the approaching State Election when they
will restore to the State Whls Administrations but they
their abors until the Of Connecticut the Pres
Dental Election, recorded for Henri ClQU,