New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
The Fire ofthe Fiint-An Examu,e yyor,hn
OF Imitation.

Ire gallant Wings Of Old Painted Post. ever 81.
liant ever faithful to Themselves and the Wing
ou' poI,icuiariy SO IN the recent disastrous
campaign, having discharged their whole Univ ar.
,ai IRON beibg discouraged at the unoyyard resuIt
Hhetner oteubep gives her 700 Foco rnaior;ty
OF Tolls up double that amount, Painted Post ALVIN,
aIo"s INTO the scale her increased Whg majority.
nough she nas lest over fifty Of her gallant Wings
cen! election ninetythree insjority for CLAW, being
an Increased majority Of tucaty four over thai 81
lo4u; and The smoke Of the contest has .carceIv
cleared away before she beats the Revei!le and her
unproSen phaianx is in BATHS Grray as will be seen
| by the following:
AZ meeting Of the Wings of Painted Post. held
al inc village OF Corning, Nov. Both, 1874, LAURIN
n1ALLORf Esq. was called 10 the chair and H. n.
HULL appointed Secretary
/. a. johnson, ESQ.,, after having briefly stated
the OBJECT oil the meeting, occupied the attention of
me audience nearly an hour, IN the exposition OF
wing principles, showing that their success was
essential TO The prosperity of the country; that
though they had been fouily beaten by fraud, eva
sion and doublefdealing-by an unnatural union of
factions, which could breed only dizcord
IN The victorious party, and that the Wings had only
to hold fast their integrity and present organization,
TO establish their principles no distant day upon
broad and enduring basis.
Mr.. johnson closed his remarks by moving the
appointment OF committee Of FIVE 10 draft resolu-
tons expressive of the sense of the meeting.
The Chair announced the following as such COM
mittee:
ia. johnson, s. B. Denton, VIM. Bonham, H.
G. Phelps and s. T. Coyell.
On the retiring Of the committee, Hon. A. B.
Dickinson was loudly called for, and as soon as the
prolonged thunder Of applause with which his ap-
pearance was greeted, subsded, favored the meet
log with most effective speech, full of encourage
ment and promise to the Wing cause. He exhorted
the Wings stand fast in their present organza-
! ton, and esohew Natioism and Abolitionism as
only calculated in their effects 10 distract and
! weaken the Wing parry. He took his seat amid
the applause o. MIA large and enthusiastic auditory
when the committee, through their chairman T. A.
Johnson, reported the resolutions which follow,
which were received with one universal AYE by all
present:
Resolred That Wings are uather huyibed nor dis.
heaened By the disastrous result Of the recent eisce tst
ms only served TO confirm and Deepen and sisgfihen
sty q renewed zeal ard "Te uneGtnS eoI. to advance
uns has,en their s,. .u II, lin4l slu;nah
ne Gown BY prce OF rad we have neither surrendered to
nr above all the uurenen e Temporary
aud rejecting all the mlschevus onedenns OF faction and
an our upon hs b.. bfoaa
defined WING PLATFORM, and cgun throw old banner
TO the bIeeze-Cut Wing banner. which, though some tunes
stricken dco dshonursd foreign service
me s, ct s or 5 IN n s 81 , ds
hui our ie:olue defiance motley Sn un,ssn.;
them advance step carrying the principles
S f ENRY endeae to us by
his unmered defeat; that while deploe the natulton
that us deprived the nation Of his wye counse safe guidance
and beuecen policy, earlessy appeal for justice his
character from the decision Of ungateu contemporaries where
have proved heavier thuu the gcae the calm and
judgment OF history and poery confident that that
verdict will be rendered IN the language OF his immortal
senmen-he chose rather 10 be right than be PresdeRt.
try and the Of human freedom may suffer from the
the election the Wings will have the proud
ISOLATION of rejecting that has been inflicted by other hands
that they have stood firmly md alone between the country
| discharged their duty md their whole d1ty.
Res0ued That until the great and paramount interest oil
free labor this Government secured by permanent Proec
i've lnws, against the degrading competition OF ior
egn paupe labor and the honest intelligent aborer elevated
of the sale of great public domain tuken from the
Treasury of the General Government, where they not
needed eQutaby distributed the several States To
enabo preserve their fuith and credit to conpete
sustain the cause Of free educncn until the Gene
ul Government the supervision OF our currency ana
renders and uniform and OF equal value thToughout
the Union and finally unit an InpaSsabe lin,t Sa oe
Slavery In our oth free and secure form OF
we pledge ourselves individually and collectively TO unceasng
vigilance and unentng exerton IN the ing cause ana we
cn upc our Wing brethren every where TO stand ust by the
Resoscd Tlut this Union great purneshlp Of States
and thai foreign State Government cnn be admitted to
II without the consent of each Individual mener-that inc
nnnexaton of foreign Government by mere majority. 10
share the property and impose M debts and us quar-
e upon ALL would be most nErunt violation OF justice ana
| rood faith and a virtual dissolution of the compact
On motion Res0red That the proceedings oil ms meeting
he published in the Seubcn Courier AID I've Jounn anu
| n v Tribune LAURIN MALLORY, Chairman.
| II. II. HULL, Secretary.