Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
IJTTLE UNION AWAKE.

=, The cnlrt house. IN Liberty, on Thursday mo
2ad at February, 1874; OF which meeting DE-
f. Rsss was chosen President. Bartholomew
Davis. " President, and Wan. IL Bennett Soc
Rotary.
Ga motion Of J. l. Burgess, a committee OF
sevon persona WAS appoiniet % draft preamble
and resoiutisos expressive of Tho object OF the
,nssiins, who, after short absence reporter 'no
following preamble and resolutions:
Wherein The tme for electing Pfesident
and VICE President Of these United States IS
drawing near and. whereas, we, the wings o.
Unisn county, in Mass Meeting assembled, be-
iiey,nu i, 10 be the duty Of oil good citizens TO
usa every fair and honorable means, to promote
,ha success Of Wing principles thereby promo
ting the best interests OF our beloved country;
and. whereas, by acting in concert, we may DO
united and essentially aid IN tho great cause IN
which are engaged, therefore,
Resol1ed, That all, who coincide with Us IN
,he county Of Uaion earnestly requested TO
g,rd on their armor, and stand firm ia defence OF
Wing principles.
Resoloed, That for tho purpose Of etfsc,ing
thorough organization Of tho Whigs OF little
Union'' This meeting appoint committee OF SIX
IN each township 10 tho county, whose duly II
shall be to call meetings IN their respective
townships for tho purpose OF organizing wing
Clubs, and adopting such other measures as may
10 best calculated TO promote the success Of the
great Wing cause.
Resolred, That the several township commits
toes arc hereby requested 10 report TO the central
committee, by the frs, day Of MAY, their success
"a organizing Wing clubs. with the number and
names Of members IN Zach.
Resolpsd. Tina, all Wing eyes turned TO
ward, the Ashland Farmer, the father OF the A
merican system, the almost unequaed states
man, tho unsurpassed patriot. Kentucky's choc-
es, son, HENRY CAY, the able defender Of
Wing principles
Resolped That we hereby Pledge orr IndiVid-
uai and un,,ed supper, the nominees Of the
NVhig N ,iional Convention.
Resolped, Tha, we have fall confidence IN the
integrity ant ability of tho gentlemen placed on
our Electoral ticket, including contingent cleo
tors and the Especial advocates. in AID OF the
elec,ors OF Wing principles throughout the
State" and we hereby especially invite each
and every one, whenever they my visit Us, to
mako our houses their homes, during their stay
amongst us, "without monsy and without PRICE
Resolped That in again entering the political
field we do 50. relying with the utmost certain
tv OF success upon the correctness OF the priuct-
pies we espoose, and we hero with conn ien'e
throw our 'banner TO the breeze" inscribed U.
S Bank, Pro,ec,iv Tariff, just restrictions on
Executive Power, embracing further restric'
ton on tho exercise Of the "Veto Power, an
homes. and economical administration of the
General Government, and an amendment OF the
Constitution, limiting the incumbent OF the Press
identia Office to single term
Which were unanimously adopted.
Loucrs received, containing answers to invita-
lions given 20 Messrs Bebb and Wood, Of Ohio.
and from Messfs. Rtr,den and Parker OF our
own Slate, who had been deprived Of the plea
sure of attending, in consequence OF other sim>
lar meetings the sams day, werereao' al
ter which. Judge Perry. (baiug called upon')
addressed the meeting in able speech OF
considerable length, upon the subjects that
divide tho political parties OF the country
On motion Of J. W. Scott. Esq. the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the Young mems Wing State Con
All tha m n
of Indianu ITO hold County Conventions for the
purpose Of confering together in relation 10 the
grea, principles for which they ore con'ending >
And Whereas, this meeting heartily approve
said recommendation, therefore
Resolved, that request our young wing
friends OF Union County TO bold a young men
Convention al the Cour, house IN Liberty, as soon
as prone, arrangements can be made.
Resolved further, that TOR the purpose OF car
rying into effect the foregoing resolution, that
this meeting appoint twenty-five Young men.
Whigs good and true, who are hereby authorized
and contested to meet in Liberty the Dad
Saturday Of March, a, one O'clock NJ TO make
the necessary arrangements; and that they give
notice TO their fellow citizens of the time when
said convention will take place.
The following gentlemen were appointed 20
NEE, at Liberty on the second Saturday OF
March mex, to make suitable arrangements fo'
the holding Of said young mems conventon:-
GBRsd, J w Scott, J Myers Happen
] nj Conwell, David Howard, Fosdlck, \
Uowren, Wm McAIahan, L Cocketair. II u Her.
rick, John Brown. Dr. Bell. Freeman Cas-
tor. s Coffnan'J w Mccoy, Brown, \ ID Far
low, w Sullivan, o Brown. d Miller. " G'ttin
r Curtis, James Brown, Nixon. and AiPheu'
Elder.
The following named gentlemen were appoint
cd committee of vigilance in their respective
townships:
Centre Tornshp-J II Curtis. W Clark
RI Goodwin James Dill, w b Chris, aud DAVE
Stanton.
Taion-G Brown. Davis, Williamson, n
Miller. ] Hueston and w G fin.
Liberty-W W Davis, Conway. NJ Free
nan. John Adney, NJ Chambers and u iiarland
Harlana-Isaac Boroughs, Nutter, ) Simp