New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-03
:. The Price OF Liberty i, Bterna, Vigil

AT meeting Of the Peris Clay Club, held al the
house OF f. ). Savage, in Sauqueii, on Thursday
evening" January 9ib, for the purpose OF coa!erring
topeihrr md learning the duty o., Wings 10 their
country, under the late political defeat; d, J. Mil
lard was called TO The chair, and :" J.. Seston ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion, >. committee Of three was appointed
10 draft resolutions indicative o the sentiments OF
the meeting-the committee, alter short recess,
reported through their Chairman, Jeremiah Knight,
the following resolutions, yyhich we've unanimously
adopted
I ResoireI That we are deeply PANIED and mortified at
the result Of the late eecton, and sincerely syrnaize with
ness OF avios duty 10 our party aud our country Is
sufficient sustain IN th the day OF our pays and cur
~ ResSlred. That we eovy not opponents the
cheating themselves out oi the nomination of their favorte
candidate and substituting his since onc whose only
mex by eans h mouth erIne,ic-y against on u:teBnee Of
his opinion: and manufacturing principles icr hun su!isd
Ing iosest frauds the bnllob9S that have ever dis
sseed The annals & OF our % poIIe eonoo
fraud and unprecedented SANDER has depnye tins nation oil
the nes!a6e services kenuckys av9I,e sgn-he yet oc
cunes the sane high place the hears of the American
re winch he has onr the last c[y years. asd N all con-
mon Inc br .isst PAGE of ms country - history.
l. Resoired. That tina triumph achieved hy me " nis IN
New.Jersey. under peculiarly deolIn;ihs
their gallant bearing in good OLD hass.chs''s f9o uncO
Qused, and l'e0ngtfraosc SeUs' .,s - @ .o ,a
Ing WiE spin. indonitnb-dnd WIZ never yied'
unt success shall ,he efforts ard he pIncies be
come the polar by which 10 guide the dees OF our un-
'gn Re.sirsd Tha, although the election e, by
means OF Illegal and frdIcnt voting both ay native aud ma
turazsd pesas und although le great nsS 81 ef l9iesn
pnp auE gone Rcat-t r-5ei We wa I9 suffer 04f-
n yes - fr 10 depart from ;rue denncrute wing pnncipr
as 10 favor = party organization whose see oIec : 70 pro-
scre tie exile fem atpo. AID deprive nan ol she lsi-
ruah!e privilege II the ballot box ,., -,
s Resaira That fave; o. the nautasati9a laws
as To, are-hat seek change n hefl opt VII Iabe
ever effort powes T. eahlsn unl'esI ,
all te abuseS OF winch have reason TO complain and TINT
HEN we vii t,n "a ass and trait 10 demonstrate that we are
the rldsds aad no the enemies ci hose S'o Sea an sS 'ui
non oppression upon our sh1ie'. ,-, re. ,.,,us,
sb ~ SIaes-qn thai any attempt sdd TO aGy ioeiEr
II sic OF Government. without LIE cSert OF rh .udiVlduhi
tbe yrui be gross violation O honor and justice and
wuui virH-ly rease sach State from .s etiions % te
ha. we again take our sand upon the platform
OF Wing p.ineipis i ss Sio%Sa ] ~ pg u a W,ia seb a;
been crnsecrats in 1ny ba;tisted OF irceC1n, We a=ain
ME- ihst Il s7 never be lshonoreJ jsrszst ss5iee,
MOI N ayqssts dsyc;isa;ihi W.: continue 70 hghi TN
pteoH tie honest and intelligent laboreI elevated 10 rs
ju r,.nk under free iniiiens-the p:ocee q hesa
Saicsn,il the General GgyeEen; secure qaii2i; cur;
Tecy OF equal yue throughout the I,on, snS iaiy nn
IN RLE barre: shall be erected u the DOMAIN aad the
= Reise Tbs; tie proceeding, of ts ee ing be signed
y The Chairman ard Secretary, and published N the Oneida
.ig Roaan Ciizsn Albany EySars sNf ;9uT s,b 5d ~
SaneUoIT, Oneida Co. Jan. 9, 1ss.
KEsrucKY Lxels1AruaE-The bill 10 change
the law OF 5 prohibiting the importation OF slaves,
has been Erjsctad By the Sena,e, and the bi 20 re-
duce lie salaries Of pubic officers has passed te
House.
Ds The Marietta College. oaic, centaias III
students. The prospects cf this i5stItaiieI were
never better than al present.
- The Illinois Legislature haze repeated the
Mormon charters uscondidoua!iy, by yer: deci-
siya yo.e-9D 20 30
Dr.. BAsslye.-This gentleman lectures this ere
1ing en- Dyspepsia aud General Debility at $50
Broad say. TIE lecture Is fee.
DEarH OF A YETEGN.-Gelignsni. in late
number of his Messenger, says So An old
solder. naHed Gattines, Who entered the French
arny in 1895, and was taken prisoner IN the
Russian campaign, and sent to Siberia, which ne
jsit or,ly In 1922, died feE days ago, of cold,
in garref. On his return 10 France he came to
Paris, and ggs place as paFtsr IN q vFarehoass
ut No. Il Rue 6tguconsaD, where ne remained
TIL h:s death When IN Siberia he always sept
on bosld at his faI: length, with bis arms
straight down by his s51cs, Ike corpse IN q
cofiia, and IN this p7sition he vas found dead"