New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
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The YOUNG pssI,,. s,taes oo,.vr...Ie..


The Mass Convention OF tho Wing Young
Men of New. York at Rochester on Wednesday,
was doubtless the niightiest gathering Of the year
1874. 1t cost us hard struggle 10 resolve to
stay away from it, but Duty imperatively required
it; and now it ssddens US to think that we may
never enjoy another opportunity Of meeting with
the Wings of Western New York-thc Free, In
telligent, Incorruptiblc West-asaembled i'll Mass
Convention One Hundred Thousand strong.
Glorious was their gathering-enthusiastic their
spirit--invincibe, undoubtlng their confidence in
the triumph of Right and Good III the Election
at hand. Who shall distrust it
The Convention, or parts of it, was addressed by
CAssIus NJ. CLAY, FsANcIs GRANGER,
MARX II. SIBLEY, JAMES 5. THAYER,
JOHN NJ. HoLLEy, j. w. FOWLER,
GEO w. PNrrsRsoN, CHRISTOPHER MORGAN,
WASHINGTON HUNT, ID. ID. SPENCER, Ithaca.
A. LAWRENCE FOSTER, w. +. ROBINSON, Conu.
ANsEL BAscoM, WA. SAcKETT, Seneca.
GEORGE DAWSON, ARCHER, WAYNE.
BErrs, of Genesee. G. NJ. HoLLEY, Niagara.
HALE, Steuben. GRANT St. Sawrencc.
ALTON, Genesee. J. l.. BRowN, Batavia.
VIII L.BoGART, ,Cayuga. THos Ii. BOND .Oswego.
MARTINDALE, Genesee. ALLIs, OF Rochester, &c.
The Convention appointed the following Wing
Young mems State Central Committee
AEFRED B. STREET, FRANkLIN TOWNSEND,
ROBERT S. CysHMAN, WILLIAM N. STRONG.
JAMES KIDD,
The following Resolutions were read by the
Chairman of the Committee, ALFRED B. STREET,
Esq of Albany. and adopted by acclamation
Wereas The People of the United States the Of
nss an SesS Sssor ss See %
Be OF the most important that has taken place since the
fsrenc principles that the membeso the gea Wing
oonions and The policy by which party should guided
the event OF success III the approaching contest be there
Rsseiy.d Thu, we. rspte.eans the De@9crssic q Whi:
Will yield sufficient revenue for The ee"nomca adnn'sita
ton Of he Government and IN addition thereto by wise
the Domestic Industry Of the counsythat should be the
policy Of our Republican 20 p,Svs io the vel
Veioping their resources easblns them 10 i've
wide diversified territory has given US ihe means OF 50
lvnethat Pro,ectys pcliey effects the above oes
1ures relieves Mechanic ot destructive foreign
S,ns be To asTicuinra creates cs our
Farming interest sure ana near market ioI s s su ~ w.
1ssscn Of costly ssS depressing
peutionwhich demand tor and dsnie ab" reward
ing fair instead OF reducing to The level o the
,laysh labor Europewhcs che>es immense lntenai
commegce-whch makes our waste places efue-whch oua
up villages and extends cwch ohees t- fleh
anp eesn.nes dsembowe the ores on our mountains
makes our labor tho turning oi machinery
fields to greater product. gives larger revenue by
creased ability ssddens with plenty honsand, who
ths sun political system dusing smile OF universal
Rnoressntns as we do. The young Wings of the Empire
Rssogued. Tha, from this peuoi until the evening OF ths
Election will devote time. our efforts and our energies
70 promote the triumph o.: Wing principles throughout the
State and thoSshoas The Gns a,x aa1 we seu and
and in every School DIc, throughout New York. sd IN
to ssad oea. iad & Sis Su,
Al every possible the principles OF Republican
Eoyenmcni ihen by an exhibition o 'aeis nud
ineooovertible of th necessity OF adedaae !o
teclon 10 American indusity-of sound and UNIFORM Ma
s,nnnI Distribution among the States o the
Ppeeeis OF The Sales Public Lsndsof Restriction Of
Executive Poweot and Rsion N
support induce tbem by Ill The means wi,hn he p"e'
to n. nj haoI ad Sown ihe eoGay Ind
cure the attendance the Polls on tn tri tuesday oi
wefsre, honor and integrity OF The Union. assinst The
nioors designs OF the Parry which sfofe nhh dyns nlc
Of $50 ansched 50 sloIiousy reeaess grasp.
Resoved That we demand for the Amecaa people as vel
sound and Of equal value the unon we w
eap;, The pIov,sa & D snS hmefeS
people, and aided by the cooperation OF hg ifesoent
s1a that y
fund. Of the Nation TO certain enfn @
President Of the United staes. through hs Secretary of the
Treasury would be the controug olcef as te
RS%Si PSnss Of Of the S @ for
ey Of gold and silver and thus dscedns he eurrecy e 20
iion OF the circulating nahum the OF Abof and the
price ofa the products Of lndusry an1 as forming
thus essential branch the great scheme by which 0ec
American Labor be subyere and the Free Labor
ofthe United States be placed level both IN condition
wOrn.Out nations oil Europe.
OF the public lands the several Siaes. according 10
their population. measure ennently Jus. nd sautay
Thn Erea national domain was vested IN the Old States oil the