The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-03-06

III
pleasing to witness the warm greetln,
which attended the bare announcement
of the name of Henry Clay in one Of Tia
resolutions.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That in the result OF 10
presidential election since the organlz,.
ton of the government has the safety Of
our free institutions and the welfare ofths
country been more deeply staked than 10
that which is approaching.
Resolved, That in the return of our
opponents to power, dependent as they
are upon the slaYeocratic influence for 81.
premacy we should witness the restoration
of party, who have ever shown cold
and treacherous Indifference to American
labor, protection abandoned, manufacture
PROSTATE, agriculture proftless, northern
rights trampled in the dust, prolligai.
expenditure of the public money upon
worthless partisans and spoilsmen, and the
horrid forms of bankruptcy and ruin again
stalking throughout the length and breadth
of the land
Resolved, That in the triumph of the
wing cause, which involves the preservs.
ton of protection to all the great Interests
of the country, we behold the various in.
dustrial classes Of our fellow citizens with
full employment and full pay, and peace,
competency and contentment spreading
their benign influences to every commun,
i'll the nation.
Therefore, Resolved, That we hold it
to be the duty of every wing from which
no earthly consideration can absolve hin,
to spare no time, no pains and honorable
means to secure wing victory at the ap-
preaching presidential election. Let er.
cry one steel himself at once for the con.
fict. Let there be no truce with rest.
less foe who is as greedy of the spoil, AZ
reckless in the means of grasping it; but
let us resolve to labor with a zeal and spr-
it commensurate with the glorious cause
in which we have embar ked;and that moth.
ing within the compass of human ability
which can be done, shall be left undone to
win the victory.
Resolved, That the present wing tariff
by its benifcent effects upon the revival
of business, by enabling the country to
start anew and walk erect in her accus
toned and unrivalled career of successful
industry and enterprise, and compete on
terms ofequality with the labor of Europe,
has proved the wisdom and sagacity Of I.
advocates. 1t has changed the balanced
trade and the influx of specie by millions
on millions in our favor. It's daily restor.
ing the currency, equallizing the eI'
changes, enriches the Golfers of the Nd
ton, enhancing the profits of agriculture
and manufactures, by creating a home
market for all kinds of raw material pro-
duce and domestic fabricks, and by excf
ing home competition reducing the price
of both foreign and domestic manuia''
lures, and thus falsiying the i'll omened
predictions of its enemies that the duty
would be an additional tax upon the con-
sumer.
Resolved. That the claims o. our op'
ponents to be considered as the democrat
ic party derive no validity either from
the character of its members, the prlncI'
pies which they avow, or the practices
they pursue. In our opinion this Pa''!
is composed of heterogeneous materials OIL
Federalists and democrats formerly com
bined under the cohesive power OF Puoho
plumber both trampling upon the ancien'
landmarks of party. espousing & esche"'
ing every sort of political doctrine, sdSo'
eating ard rejecting every great measaI'
which has come into vogue,or been agi'l'
ted on public councils, just as political ea'
pediency dictated, without regard 10 ms
true principles of freedom. or the prosper
,fx, of the counfrv