Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-06-20

ests of PENNSYLVANIA, which is prope
: tariff for TIE manufacturers, mechanic
and laboriag classes Of our country, -
Resolved That this meeting being De
mocrats. who supported Martin Van Blu
rem in the year SO and 40 first elected
|, and in the latter defeated, by the larees
vote ever polled by the American people
deem it their duly TO say to their Demo
cratic friends throughout the State Of
4 Pennsylvania, that they cannot support
Col. James X. Polk at the approaching
Presidential election to be held in this
State OH the first day of Nov. 1914. g
RESOLVED, That IN the opinion of this
meeting, Col. Polk cannot carry the cleo.
toral cote of the State of Pennsylvania,
and that his friends be Immediately re.
guested TO cithdraw has name from the
present Presidential campaign. unless
they prefer defeat TO pictory.
Shall these n.en be shot ?-Cou. d Eng.
Hear an Enemy 1.-THE Republic, a
decided aud able Free Trade Texas, aud
generally democratic paper. sympaihi.
sing with that parry on all the questions
of leading interest, throws up its hand
for the coming contest. After 'nention-
ing the nomination of Mr.. Polk, il says
"The question out of doors now is,
whether The ratification of this vote will
be as unanimous among the rank and file
of the Democracy?-will the cry 80 fol-
low our LEADERS, be allowed 10 sway
their impulse and decide their movements!
We Think not. We do not believe that
the tardy nomination Of man so little
known, and therefore, so little calculated
TO interest the sympalhes of the Demo
cratic party, will be either generally &C.
copied or respected" The po-
lltcal campaign is now fairly commenced;
but the contest will be both feeble and
unsteady, from the inequality and incon-
gruiy of the forces that will be engaged;
and no impartial spectator of the confict
can long entertain doubt upon which
helm will hang the plume of victory
The harmony, the decorus order which
prevails among the Wings, mus, lead
them on to triumph, as surely as the dis
sension and irrecohciable difference ofthe
Democrats must conduct them TO defeat.
But let them be consoled by the poetic
assurance that sweet are the uses of ad-
versity,' and the rough counseis they will
necessarily take of their disappointment
will enable them to find on another trial !
that sure sato way which they have this
time missed. We allow ourselves to
speak of Mr.. Clay's election with that GER
tainty which present appearance warrant,
and which nothing thai we can immagine
will prevent.--Odkiand Gazette.
NoTIcE.--The following resolution
was passed at the meeting of the Ypsi-
lanti Clay Club on Thursday the 20ih !
instant: .d
Resolred, That such of our Wing
friends as design to atlendlhe State Con-
vention TO be held at Marshall on the 4th
of July next, be requested 10 report 10
Doct. J. {. Allen, or to the meeting TO
be held at the Club room On Thursday
the 9th instant. that arrangements ma
be made accordingly, by The committee
appointed for that purpose. 4assl ON
Pretty Good. 1t is said that the pre-
vaillng opinion of most Of the Locos, IN
the country towns in Maine is, that the
of their Convention are no
ak, humbug got up BY the Wings. They |
are yet waiting for true report. they |
think that the names Of Polk and Dallas
ire fictitious, having never before heard
Of them. In the town of III. (and the few
Locos there are comparatively mtelligent)
hey raised few dollars to buy powder,
10 fire in honor of the nomination ofeiiher
Van Buren, or Cass. When the nomina-
lions came, they looked puzzled, and con-
cluded to keep their shilings. and make
no noise. @at
The following vote was taken on the
Central Railroad cars, yesterday morning:
GENTLEMEN. LADIES.
Claw ua144d Clay brIttol
polk eo7s 20 Polk, 2 dH