Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

V|NIR MEETING In Qlhgn,
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lh3 opinion "A relnfion % the AnIsea.....
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When onn1otion, the following
and resolutions were adopted -.
WHshekA the common tics q pe0e, =.
rspsral and local IDEAS aiactiohs en- b
ces, existing between any two govsi 80 -.
a ID I'M facf eonslitnfa theIns but un0 go -,
same nation. And whereas the Gov =. -
s. of'Texas. bearing such relationship % - =
States and being from physical waasneN un
|. able 10 sustain the burtfen Ut gOveffnisnts
THFRrronn, RESOLVED, That in1ths sleA
Iof lhls Meeting, it il the high and imperative
: dulT ofihe Tinted states, 70 exasn9 % PEI
as soon a. possible, the right hand % unlo1
and fellowship.
Resolved, That the Chairman ofthie meet.
II inc appoint standing COMMITTEES OF tree, g
Il correspond with other wing societies, upon ING
foregoing subject, and also another Coumlt.ee
ofihree, to collect and discriminate inioFnauon
i in relation to the election OF Pres'den1 ano
Vice President at the United States
RESOLVED, That in view Of this Neeling'
Il is deemed expedient TO hold as earl as con-
venient State Convention, for the purpose oI
nominating electors Tor the Offices ct Resident
and Vice President Of the u. States.
RESOLVED, That this meeting deem HEN.
RY CLAY. the choice both ofthe party eno the
country. for the highest Office within thsgiit OF
! the people
REsoEvEp, That the Secretary bare the
above resolutions Published in 5000 g. ~ h'G
paper pf 9iI1s x5tatc. #
"A Clay Club for the County Of MDnFoe, was
subsequently organized, Constitution ano
Bylaws for the government adoPied ana .ne
following gentlemen elected Officers OF the
same: viz:
John l.. rindalL President, Boiling c. Bur.
nett, LIST v. President, ]. Nj. ANDERSON, @nd
Vice President, George WightmD, LIST Sec.
and z. ]. White, Assistant Secretry.
After appointing +. Coopwoodf and f. M.
Rogers, Esqrs., to address the Glib at its next
meeting,-the meeting then adjo4ned.
JOHN L. TlN1ALL, Chm.
GEoRGE WIeHTMAN, Secretary
The following observations accompanied
the Preamble and Resolutions.
"The party are 10 high spirits ID tls county,
and although the result Of our laA election
was discouraging, yet we have god grounds
to hope that Old Monroe will tell, Il the Pre-
sidential Election for "Harry of tie West"
You will perceive by the annexed that we
have organized Clay Club. and itAerseyer-
ance can succeed, we are determineeto carry
the County.
Tho Loco Focos have made greate fFnrts to
get up meeting in this County. tier Two
complete failcres, in Athens, to cd|ect the
Faithful together, the leaders con4lded to
adjourn, and hold MASS Nesting IN .Aber-
deem on Saturday last. They accordingly met,
the Leaders and the led, numbering Gni the
chairman and secretary.-Nm Sixteen
Regulators and TIRES bond-payerssand in or
der 10 exhibit still further boosted ekarmony''
of the party, on formal division made by the
Chairman, there were found ten tr Van Buren,
and nine for Calhoun. Their chairman an
ultra "no credit" sshard money uhn,'' and sec.
Rotary both voting. After viewihY themselves
"ail round" and perceiving theysRere cutting
very ridiculous figure, they aqhurned asine
de-" 80
We are much pleased to hear from the Wings
of Monroe. Its cheering tolearn that they are
again preparing for action. The geaeral indis-
ference and almost ioathgsomeness that have
pervaded the Wing ranks Of Mississippi. since
The November election. have been most appali-
ing Beaten as they were.by the ekIes Tory
Repudiators, on question Of honesty or dis
honesty. they have been too much ibelned to
despair Of being able to sustain an elevated and
honorable tone of feeling and action among the
constituency:of this State. But now hst Monroe.
which has been 50 thoroughly gixen over. to
T0ryism and Reputation, yields to even the
fs,l
of the triumph Of Henry Clay, why should not
the Wings everywhere begin to novel We have
not dared 10 speak to the Wings Of Lowndes
since the last election. They were 40 nnfortu-
nately divided, and from This cause alone, 60 |
desperately discounted. that we have not pre-
sumeato say to them. organize. Ere long, how
ever. we viii speak, and the deep toned trump |
win arouse them from lethargy, to powerful. to |
fery and effective action. We wish to hear Of |
the organization Of .sclay CInbsn and Cores
ponding Committees throughout the State. We |
shall be pleased to publish for them. but no benz
eft can arise from publications unssss the papcr
containing them, shall have general ejaculation
among the people. It is impossible 10 sustain
Wing Press and Paper at any other point. in The
Eastern section of the State. except Columbus,
and it cannot be done here, without very lib.
sral support of the party. Will the wings in
his section Of the State. take an active Interest
IN procure for the w NO 4 large subscri pion
support. Will Monroe furnish hundred snbs
scribers9 She surely will If the leading = re
Il the County there be any leaders arn1ns -
make proper eort e o9s.'a
h Is indispensabIe that ne have y ~ hig e e
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