Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-19

TO him 10 lhs gratitude, or the conf
dence OF he AmeriCan People. Adopted
On motion of Ii. d. Smith of Lucas,
ReSolped, That the Wings in the sew
eral counties in this State be requeste
10 meet at their respective county seats
90 the 22d day OF February Hexl, t
lres pond to the nominations OF this Con
Vention, and to form county and town,
ship sssociR,ioDs for the campaign.
Mr. Purdy Of RichIand, offered the
following:
Resolved, That il be recommended tc
the several Congressional Districts in
this Stale 10 appoint their several dele
gates to tho Baltimore ConVenuoO, to bf
held in May next, aud report the names
Of such delegates TO the Central Com.
mittee.
Dr. Thomas o. Edwards Of Fairfield
offered the following resolution:
ReSoiUed, That the hypocritcal and
canting pretensions Of the Locofoco
party, in their private aod public op
peaIs 10 the people, claiming 10 be 10
favor Of a mixed currency aud Bank re
form, are abundantIy proven 10 be false,
by the fact; that whilst having mao
rity in bolh branches of the Legislature
from lime to time, they have by their
VoIes shewn themselves TO be opposed
to sII banking, not Only refusing to re-
charter the Old Banks with suitable and
proper restrictions. but also refusing to
create any new practicable system.
Resol0ed, That joseph Rdgway, John
A. ,LazeII, Francis Stewart, William
Armstrong, Robert Neil, Lewis HeyI,
Charles F. Wing, James L Bates and
.Dr'C. F, Schenck, be aOd are hereby
appointed Wing State Central Com
mittee.
ReSolved, Farther, that the State
Central Committee bO authorized 10 add
one to their number, and ill vacancies,
and that they appoint advisory mem
bers oI said committee as they may
deem necessary, not exceeding one for
each county ia the State.
On motion Of Mr.. Peters Of Muskin-
gum,
ResOl1ed, That we approve OF the
course of the National lnteIIgencer,
published at Washington, and that the
able, fearless, and independent manner
in which the said editors have sustained
Wing measures, euulles them 10 the
thanks and support OF the Wings
throughout the Union, and that they
are hereby requested 10 use their ex
ertions 10 extend the circulation OF said
paper.
ReS0lDed That, in behalf Of the Wings
Of Ohio, we tender our thanks to John
Tee esdale, ESQ.,, lor the fearless and 10
dependent manner in which he has cd
tied the Ohio Stale journal since he has
been connected herewith, and that said
paper ia deserving Of the patronage ol
the Wing party Of Ohio, and they are
hereby srequesled 10 use their exerlions
ia extending the patronage Of said Jour
nal. And,
On motion OF Mr. Duncan,
ReSolUed further, That the Whig
prass OF Ohio are entitled to tho support
and encouragement Of tho great Whjg
perty, who are hereby eShorted to use
heir best exerlions to extend their cir
,uIatlon and sustain the same in their
several counties and districts,
Mr. L Iieyl, of Franklin, offered III e |
resolution:
ReSo'Ued, That the 'Deutsche Repub
icaner,' German RepubIican) edited
BY DR. C, L Schmd and Chas Jucksch.
ESQ. Of Cincinnati, is one Of The most
efficient means for disseminating sound
Wing principles among our German fel-
low cltIzens-thal the same merits and |
should receive the entire confidence
md cordial support Of the whole Wing |
party, and that it DO recommended not
,nIy to the German Wings to take the
,aper, but 10 all good Wigs to sub
scribe for and distribute 1t among those
who may be able 20 read ii.
On motion OF Mr. johnson of Miami,
ReSOIued, That the thanks Of this
be, and are hereby atfec
ionaleIy rendered to the Wing ladies
md gentlemen Of the city of CoIuubus,
or their hospitality and kindness to the
members thereof, during their sojourn
Imong them.
ReSOlred, That the President and Sc
'retaries communicate 10 Mr. SpangIer
lis nomination, and request his accep
anCe thereof.
And tho Convention then adjourned
inc de.
ARREST OF GOV. THOMAS