The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-06-06

Committee:
7. J, Barnett, of Marion;
Vim. G. Coffin, of Parke;
Saml. w. Parker, of Fayette;
Hugh O'Neal, of Marion;
Jesse Conard, of Vigo;
A. L. Holmes, of Carroll;
VIM. Millkam, ofSt. Joseph.
Hon. HENRY S. LANE of Montgomery,
being loudly called for, took the stand and
addressed the immense multitude in expo
sition of the principles and aims of the Wing
party; in defence of their gallant and noble
hearted champion from the ISLANDERS and cal
jimmy now heaped on him by his reckless de-
famers; and in vindication of the course and
acts of the 9th Congress, being often and
loudly interrupted by the most vociferous
and fervent applause.
Mr.. Barnett of Marion, from the Commit
tee on Resolutions, then reported the follow
ing; which were unanimously adopted.
Resolred, That from this spot so endeared
by patriotic "reminiscences, we, tie freemen of
Indiana together congregated do, with heart
and soul, ratify and re-affirm the nomination
Of HENRY CLAY and THEODORE FIRE.
LINGHUYSEN.
RESOLVED, That we so ratify that nominal
ton, because through its result we look a.
lone and 1ook with con6denca for n roctor.-
ton of the old and healthy order of things
A sound national Currency-an American
Tariff "a just distribution among the States
of the proceeds of the sales of the public
lands--a recognition again of the establish
ed order of the Constitution-the re-asser-
ton of the rights of the judiciary, of Con-
gress and ofthe Executice Cabinet-for an
end to proscription--a beginning Of sound
and real economy-the cultivation of a heal
thy condition of law, order and enlightened
liberty, whose spirit shall consist in its abili-
ty and conservatism--for an end OF expert
ments--a fixed policy--the cessation of de-
mogogism-the modification of the abused
veto power-an honest exercise of the Ex-
%ecutive patronage--a death blow to that obi
Gus doctrine--"To the victors belong the
spoils"-the one term principle--the propa-
CATION of popular e~ducation--and the pres
; e~rvation of State and National honor. In
short, that we so ratify the nomination made
of these wise men and tested patriots be-
]. cause, upon their success do we believe
: depends the republicanism, peace, dignity
honor and perpetuity of our glorious in stitu
: tons.
Resolred, That since the subversion O
, the policy of the fathers of the Constitution
a scene of national and individual confusion
and degradation has succeeded, for which,
thanks be to God-the Wing party of the Tn
ion are in no wise responsible. That thei
earnest and decided protest has been entered
at their every stage, against every innovation
= upon and prostitution of the true principle
l of the government.-When the false hobb,
tie of Reform and Retrenchment was sounded
re on the eve of the pure administration ofJoh1
Q. Adams, the Wing party of the countr
called on the people to witness that it wa
to but a hobby and wicked pretence, Wher
On power thus gained was exerted to destro
the independence OF the Executive cabinel
the same protest entered. When the Ger
trail Currency of the Country was disturbed
the Wing party loudly and earnestly invoke
the President to pause, and the people t
rs hear their solemn warnings against, and the
in predictions Of its disastrous results. Whe
as prodigal waste marked the executive exper
IL ditures-when the money of the people wa
:, pillaged by ofice-holders-when the DARN
a project of Sub-Treasury was forced upo
re us-when the government was declared q
nl- divorced from the people-when the MOI
CHI strous idea of a Standing Army was Shove
:" forth-when the surplus of the Federal Re-
"A enue was withheld from the needy States
when people and country were swallowed Il