New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18
meeting OF the WING Members Of the
LEGISLATURE.

bers of the Legislature of the State OF New or,
now in session at the City of Albany, held at the
Eagle Tavern in said City, on the evening OF the
18th of April, 1914, (stter the transaction OF
other busness) the following resolutions were I'M
animously adopted
Resolrea, That the principles OF the Declara,
ton of Independence, and the Constitution ana
| Laws Of the United States and oil this sia'c' co
not recognize any distinction between native
| born and paturalized citlZen-the1r duties ahe
obligations to the Government are the same
their rights and proviieges secured by that Gov
yenment are the same.
Resolued AZ Wings, as American CITIZENS, &C.
voted to the free institutions OF our country, we
will use our utmost exertons TO MAINTAIN those
institutions in all their purity, anc transmit tnetn
unsulIied and unbroken TO our posteHfy. nhet
in accordance with those institutions the wing
| party of this State, nor any true American %
whatever party, can recognize or countehahce
any distinction or any proceeding calculated 10
create any distinction between the native ana
adopted citizens OF this couutry--a country wh.ch
abeye all others Is an asylum for the oppressed o.
every nation and every clIIae.
Res0lred, That we view with dist ust and re-
gret the attempt now making by the Loco-f oco
5artV IN this city to create and perpctrate dvl-
sion between the great body of the native born cit
| izcns of this Republic and those who are emil
Grants from a foreign land. We view such pro-
ceedinos with distrust, because itisa mere heart
less maneuyre OF q party hostile to the interests
of the American Ia borer, whether native or ADEPT
ed-a party who are The protested foi!owe:s and
supporters Of a man who ayoms his hostility 10
the measures which protect the industry ana pro-
mote the prosperity OF our adopted, as we'll as ma
tive citizens We view such proceeding with re-
qret, because lis tendency is to create and ionent
the very distinction which we deprecate, and 10
sacrifice upon the altar Of party dcInagogue!sm
the best interests and dearest rights OF our nalu-
raIized citizens.
Rssolred That we cherish with grateful rccol-
lection. the memory of those whose birth place
was without the limits of the United States, but
who so freely gave their consent and poured out
their blood and treasure for the support and de-
fence of American Liberty and Independence
during our revolutionary struggle; and that we
can refer with pleasure and satisfaction to the
urea, number Of foreigners from all parts OF En-:
rope who have since come among US, acoptea
our country and lis institutions, and eXllloitcd by
their good conduct proof Of their worth as cltl-
zcns, and their capabllity and disposition to min
lister TO the growth, prosperity and welfare OF cur
country.
Resoiued That we look upon the result Of the
recent town and city elections which have been
held in this State, by which there has been
large and unexpected increase of the Wing vote,
as furnishing the evidence OF determination by
the People to sustain the present Tariff, BY which
the labor and industry of the country shall be
protected from foreign competltlon-and also
rcmonstrancc against the Annexation OF Texas
to the United States, the consequence OF which
would be to cndanger our Union, and extend and
pcrpctuate Slavery and the Slave Trade.
Resolred, That these Resolutions be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and published IN all
the Wing papers of this Stale; and that the Edit
ors of every other newspaper in this State, whose
love of the free institutions Of their country, and
whose regard for the true interests and permanent
| welfare Ct our Adopted Citizens are superior to
party shacklcs, are respectfully requested TO give
these Resolutions an insertion in their papers.
FREDERICK F. BACKUS. Chnirman.
B. T. HALL. Secretary
u Judge Elliott, recently impcachcd and
broken for issuing fraudulent certificates of natu-
ralization, in New Orleans, has been pronounced
a Wing, by some OF the conscientious Loco-Foco
Journals The New Orleans Tropic of the 9th
instant thus puts this alumny against Wing
ism forest:
about three months ago. at a meeting OF the
| Democratic Association of Louisiana, held at the
Committee ROOM Banks Arcade, DR.. MAURICE
CANNON min the Chair, Judge benjamin c. Elliott,
The City Court Of Lotayc1c made his appear
ance, declared himself good Democrat, and was
unanimously elected member OF the Association.
When his election proclaimed, about hali-a-
I Al ,no,.r MO-
- A grand TYLER State Convention has recently
been held in Illinois. There nine persons pre-
sent. Three or four gentlemen excused themselves
by letters from Advantageous III consequence oil The
sickness of his wife another, Discrimination 10 out
ofduor speaking and third, from the dread OF be-
ing in such an immense crowd lESpress.
The ST. Louis Republican says the Convention
would have been held in st. Louis, only there
were not Tyler men enough in the State to pre-
side as officers and no room in ST. Louis small
enough for the purpose.
GooD.-They have broken up great nest OF
New York black.legs in New Haven, and their
establishment is closed. The Morning Courier
asserts that many OF the students had become IN
VOWED in this most deplorabe vice, and gambled
away the money which was sent them TO pay the
expenses Of their education, board, clothing, Sc.
Now we hope the quick fingered gentry will not
come back here. There is already enough ras-
caEty Of every grade in New-York to employ al!
the genus, energy, brooms and benevoience Of cur
new rulers eradicate, even bring it to light. for
twelve-monih 10 come.
u A young Physician of Montreal was at
tackled by a Political mob in that city the other
day and 50 severely beaten that his life is despair
cd of.
u We have received The Guests of Brazil, or
the Martyrdom OF Frederick Tragedy. 1t is pub
lished in very pretty style by Burgess and Strnger
The author evidently feels POLITICALLY, but he sue
ceeds but indifercntly i'll making pictures Of his
thoughts. Besides, the Tragedy is TOO stately and
ambitious dress 10 be ventured on by inexpcrience
or medocrity.
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sHArrY HouRs.'-Such is the title OF sweet
little book OF home stories, which all young people
u -l,.l k,,N G.