New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-01
Putnam Irousing.
Correspondence OF the Tribune

CAzxEL, Putnam Co. n. Y. Oct %, lsii
The Wings of this County, held their Convention
YESTERDAY Oct 18th. q, Lewis Ludisston's Hotel IN
The town of Carmel. Na1HASIEL CRANE. Esq, was
appointed President David Kelley ESQ., Vice President
and William n Johnston and Ezekial Hyatt EsqFs
Secretaries
On motion, proceeded 70 nominate candidates tor
Assembly and Coroner HARRY HAlGHT, Esq OF
the town of Patterson. was unanimously nominated
as the Wing candidate for Assembly, and SAMUEL
=. BERRY, ESQ. OF Carmel, for Coroaer
On motion 70 appoints Committee to draf, resolutions
Joseph Crosby. CLANCY Weeks and Charles NJ Tompkns
Esqrs. were appointed said Committee, who drafted
several resolutions, which unanimously adopted
They are as follows
Resoired That the Wings OF this Assembly District
and OF the Union have good to rejoice IN the sue
cess that has attended them thus far during the present
Fall Elections snd although defeated II the late Pres
dental By the srosses fraud and corruption YET
we cherish and maintain he principles now as
then and shall continue advocate them indispensa
bic the welfare of the Country and our existence as
nation
7s.oired Tha, the course Of James K. Polk has been
marked throughout by shameful violation OF Executive
trust and Constitutional right tampps under foot the
moral OF the Country By his Texas iniGui'y
even now planning destruction the Protective pol.
cy thus seeking deprive labor Of its Just rewards and
/ the people ofrheir bread.
Pt.olred Tha, we DO cordially hail the STATE Cen
vESrIoS revise the Constitution as the only means
whereby many of its present radical detects can be rem
edied-that By il hope for systems OF reform IN the
Judicial Legislative and Executive departments. and
thai systems OF party organization. which nave so long
deprived the people of their just rights VII! De oroken
up These few. together with many other MEASURES OF
an equally salutary VIC hope from the action OF
such Convention, and therefore will support Il by
/ our votes
Rrsoiref That in HENRI CLAY we recognize the same
great Patriot and Statesman whose talents and integrity
still command our love and vcneraion whose memory
and example shall cherish through all our
ceses and reverses-hat he lives supreme IN the hearts
Of the American people ard will ultimately receive from
his country n lust reward for his past services.
Re.oieed That Mr.. HARRY HAIGHr, our candidate for
Assembly is gentleman worthy OF the confidence and
support the electors of this District possessed OF ss
ents which entte him 10 respect-that he mas ever
proved hirsef valuable TO the Wing foe to all
party chicancry-of unsullied integrity he cannot fail TO
receive the enthusiastic support OF al! true friends OF
their country and its liberties.
Resolred. That in SAMUEL A. BERRY our candl.
date for Coroner recognize staunch Wing and
firm friend of hi. Country, and we pledge him our sup
port
Resolutions heartily approving the nomination of
CORNELIUS WARREN for Senator and owing the dis
reput be squabblcs of the LocoFocos, &c were also
passed, for which we cannot make room. Ed. TT.
On motion.
Rssolred To appoint Central Committee James D.
Stevenson George Ludneton and CLANCY Weeks, Esqs.
appointed said Committee
ResolreG That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lished in the Peckskiu Republican and the NewYork
Tribune.
The Wings are few here, but determined and
they have faint hopes of electing their candid
ates, who are bolh respectable and popular men.
Yours, &c s.