New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-26
Convention of the wings of westneld.


AT a large cud respectable meeting Of the Wings
Of the town of Westfeld, convened pursuant to
public notice at the Eagle Tavern, in the viliaee oil
Nesiiied, on the Hin day of December, 1874, Hon.
ABaAM Dixon was called 10 the Chair, and
RICHARD WALKER appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having heen stated, on
motion OF Hon. Geo. w. Patterson, Resolred, That
n Committee of Five be appointed by the Chair 10
draft Resolutions for the confederation of the meet
ing.-Wheraupon the Chair appointed GEO. w. PAT
TERsoN, JOHN G. HEcKLEY, WATSON S. HINcK-
LEY, GEORGE HALL and JOHN R. WALKER.
The Committee, after short absence, came in
and, by their Chairman, Hon. GEO. ". Patterson,
reported The following Resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
l. Resotced That deeply depore the result Of the late
to M Ws ca pS but evef motive To p rTad
I'll Wing principles shall be established throughout the length
q ResotceG. Tint have satisfactory evidence that the
election has been carried BY the freud and deception
that II the Illegal votes stricken from the HENRY
CLAY would hne been elected by large muioTy and though
ponents will hereafter find so.
ResGirea Tia! have been and will continue to
an 2 o the s General an s s
ernment. --..,.. -, -.,,. o.o
calculated 10 promote the interest of the People of
s 10 The have great q BY be 15s 10 ee
man to the highest Office IN the fl OF free People who has
Sates-inernal mprovemens-A preparations for Iiarbor
upon oT Lake coasts-a Protective Tuni and The rights OF
tie Soldiers Of the Revolution.
g. Res0icsG. That opposed the Institution Of
slavery and will never consent 10 the extension OF It's bounds
either by the annexation Of Texas, the admission OF
states into the Union with the power of holding any human
G. ResoireJ That with modification and regret tina,
snw Of friends who have heretofore been with
through ur ought battle. toEakng the Wing party
gnd following in the lend ofsuch Baey. Smith. Chap
lin aud Leay and thus securing the election Of men who are
of Texas, and IN favor Of perpetual Slavery und that we
earnestly invite them f1rnkc such ende and return the
lain Ito
l. Resoiped That LocoForon equally destructive the
interests of the people the the National Admins
trnon and that will never lay down till the
taxing the People Tor the benefit Of In. Banks Brokers' and
cbers has been perfectly exposed and utterly over
s. Res0lred. That Notwithstanding the de'ea Of our candi
date IN the election that p1;e we consider The good qd
rnriess OF Native Amecansn Political Ab9Ilton Loco;
r. , n T al ' cnn l, C S LBE R PRoT EFT
and EQUAL RIGHTS shall be triumphant throughout our
O. Rcsoire That Caastauque the Banner County Of
the Empire STATE that County CeHttdl Committee be re-
bv Su Whr friends in New York. to be presented to The
County syns the Ss majority Il se d e sSn ana
thn she will keep il unsuied. mantan her proud political
eminence and keep her armor bright until Wing principles
10. Res"rea. That we recommend Wing friends
ms little delay ms possible and lie ready or battle ut the
preaching meetings and TO present IN rnbfoken front at
severai spirited addresses made after which,
H. Rescrsd, That The Chair appoint Committee of vgi.
| lance Tor the OF WeStield.
Huxley Chandler Persons, Frederick Goodrich William X.
Morse Loienzo Bis, and William Bu for the ensuing year
r. keSor That tins meeting adjourn TO meet nj hi' pace
H. Rssored That proceedings this meeting be signed
by Tie Chairman and Secretary published the several
Wing papers of this County, and the Albany Evening
'Ou'iA' anu N'"' : ''N ABRAM DIXON. Chairman.
| CIV R.JDWIs of Counecucut, has accepted the