The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-15

The following resolutions reported by Col A.
H. Bulloch, Chairman of Committee appointed
for the purpose, were adopted unanimously
ReSolued, That the Wings of Worcester County, find
nothing in The result of the Presidential Election Of 1914
dshearien them in l945 in another effort to maintain
the ascendency Of Wing principles, within their own
borders and within the Commonwealth; that those prn-
cples are worth much now, they then and
especially that ready to labor for their ri-
umph Sta:e that has never upon fair issue failed
TO sustain them.
Resolved That the Tariff of 1912, has realized and
is realizing the expectations Of the Country, and is by
its operations and influences its own best and rues JUS
ti6caton against the assaults of its opponents that This
great has raised the dropping spirits of la
bor industry and enterprise, and is difusing innu
merabe blessings through all departments and pursuits
of society," raising public credit, melting away the
former balances Of our foreign debt, keeping money
al home, and industry at work, and By the proec-
ton coners upon own against foreign labor prom
ises to build mp both public and private prosperity.
ResoIuec, That ascrblng 10 the Tariff, as we do as
crbe to it, in great measure, the present prosperous
condition Of the home interests of Massachusetts we
cali earnestly upon euery Wig within the County of
Worcester, to forth at the next election in its de-
fence, TO contribute 10 It's peTmanency by securing the
election OF sound friends of the Tariff The highest Of
fees of the State thus sustaining, by action at
home, the efforts in Congress OF such men WEBSTER
DAVIS, ADAMS and HUDSON, in its defence there against
the assaults of the Slave syste OF the South
Resolved That the ofthe last yearn the cleo
ton of President POLK, in the triumph of the pre-
lmnary measure Of Annexation, in the wild and awess
conduct of whole communities of shareholders, in The
recent attack by mob upon the press of that intrepid
champion of liberty CAssIUs Nj. CLAY-have admon-
shed US that by union and union only. among all Wings
IN The free States expect TO preserve the Federal
Union from the contempt of It's best friends and from
final overthrow.
ResolUed That the Wings of Worcester County, call
upon each other, by solemn and common interest to
re-airm at the polls the declaration of the Legislature
OF the last winter that Massachusetts denies, and will
erer deny he binding force OF the late measure of the
ANNEXATION of IerdS to this Union that as Texas has
solar as the last Congress acted upon the measure been
put into the Union in violation OF the CONSTITUTIONS
so to rescue he Constitution from thai violation and its
consequences Teas may be put out Ggoin and that
now is the time when all true Wings should sustain their
public servants in their constant opposition this dan.
gerous measure.
ResotUed, That as we come to consider our State af-
iarS we ma IRON year 10 year accommodating reasons for
continued support Of Wing men and Wing measures ::
That we see those reasons all around US in the high credit
ana consideration which is awarded TO Massachusetts
IN ne prosperity OF her people, general happiness and
n'eltgehce m tn" purity and impartiaty of fhe admin.
islrauon OF her government and that ali this has been
accomplished under the auspices OF Whig State Con
ResotUed, That the Legislature Of Massacb,so,,. :.
fully expressed the convictions of the Wings Of Mas
chusetts in declaring that revision of our No,nrE
non Lo~s IS rendered necessary by the frauds which
have been played off upon the ualot-box ca freo,on
as to endanger the purify Of the elective franchise wy
that the Wings Of Massachusetts have heretofore bd
and do hold the doctrine Of this reform as dear =,
them and important to their rights and that in the onn;o
Of this Convention whatever can be accomplished in
this respect, can be best and speedily accomnlbed
by adherlng TO the integrity and triumph of the Wbo
party.
RESOLVED, That we hail with cordial appreciation be
renewed nomination Of GEO N. BRIGGS and Ions
REED candidates for reelection to the Offices Of Gov
and Lieutenant Governor that these are true an,
tried public servants who have not been found wanting i
anything pertaining honest men, able and safe states
men.
Resolved That present 10 the citizens Of Worces
ter County the names Of Stephen Salisbury, John G
Thurston Joseph Stone, Calvin Willard, aud Jaso
Goudng as candidates for Senators al the approaching
election and that earnestly call as the Common
wealth calls upon all true Wings, TO throw aside ever
minor and collateral question OF issue, and rally at III
polls with yigor which shall deserve and receive sue
cess.
Voted-That the proceedings of this Conven
ton be published in the Wing newspapers in tn
County of Worcester.
JAMES DRAPER, President,
HENRY CHAPLIN, Sec'y.