New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01


WIN. sWARTZ, BENZ w. BRADFORD.
On motion, Committee was appointed 10 draft and sub
nit resolutions TO the meeting.
The Committee after retiring returned and reported
the following
R,oi1ed That the sad experience Of the last two years
fully Juses and sanctbes the gallant resistance made by
the Wings OF this city State and nation TO that unwise,
unrghte0us and oaeIntous measure the Annexation OF
Texas the fruits OF which are now exhibited IA an empty
Treasury adecent revenue large and increasing debt
ard a needless and unfortunate foreign
Resoire6. That proudly ourselves Wings Of 40
and '3f-Wigs and eyer-the cOmpatriots of Clay,
Webster Clayton COrwn, Seward and Flllmore-the adj
vocates Of Home Industry Sound and Uniform Cnrten
alike for the Government and the Peope-of Public
Improvement and Progress IN al hlngs-and the inheS
bic opponents Of national aggrandzemen at the expense
OF neghboTs, and Of al War that 10 not imperayely
necessary and palpeby defensive
Reselled That the policy Of Internal improvement, Of
which CLAY and WEBSTER in the National and CLINTON
and SEWARD in State Councils have been such ardent
and able champions is Of the mighest elements Of
National Progress and Prosperity: and we rejoice at re-
cognizng present Wing Governor, ions You've, a
jealous aud effective advocate Of the policy lucidy vim
dictated the celebrated Report Of esteemed fellow
citizen, SAMUEL b. RuGGLEs, whose estimates after years
Of deirsciOn and oboqsy having been fully justified by
the actual result have for him the character Of Of
the most enlightened and capable statesmen Of the age
Resoited That confidence in the gifted and
bic Statesman of Kentucky remains without abatement
but increases by the lapse of time and most cordially
approve OF the action Of the Committee of Whg Young
Men of this City in again presenting his bonoed and
much-loved the American people for Chief Ma
gsfate and n il 10 learn that the lust and p
rited resolutions Of that Committee have been heartily
and warmly responded 10 throughout the country.
The last clause Of the last resolution as to the Pes
at length bat finally the whole resolution together with
the others was carried unanimously, as was also the o
lowing, submitted by Nh. A. }. Dodge;
Be,oiucd That while sincerely the
unIeturnng brave by whose blood the recent glorious
victories OF the American army in Mexico were hallowed
and achieved, regard with feelings Of gratitude to the
Great Ruler Of all things, the many gallant spirits
spared 10 whose enduring patriotism and noble vaor
perhaps yet destined TO add new eurels TO the I'M
fading wreath that encircles the brow Of Young Ame
rca'
And the same were directed be published The Tr-
tune. DARIUS FERRY, Chairman.
jaws H. HosEy, secretaries
n B-The Delegates, immed ately after the meeting
assembled and unanimously elected RoRERr Haws to
represent the District In the State Convention as syria
OF
~ Twelfth Ward.-Pursuant TO call made by the
Wing General Committee, meeting was held Tuesday
Cure Cor Of Thirdasenue and one Hundred and Ninth
st. Upon motion, GEO ;. CLARKE, Esq was appointed
Chairman, and GEo. w. JENKINs, Secretary;
The call OF the meeting las per Trbunel having been
read and accepted the following gentlemen elected
Delegates represent this Ward IN Senatorial and Dis
tnet Conventions and the proceedings ordered to be pub
Delegate to Senatorial Convention.
WILLIAM A. DoOLEY GEO: w, JENKINS,
~ '''' '-'' Arson WILLIS.
Deegafes to District Convention.
5. r KERR. /. HAzELTINE,
G. r. CLARKE. H. MAYNARD,
WALTER BRADY, THOS. CARNLEY,
W Il. ROCKWELL, !. II. LAKE,
The following genuemen were selected to represent this
Ward in the Wig Young Mems General Co9yenion
WIN. A DOOLEY. EDWD GRAHAM,
GEORGE w. JENKINS, VIM. VAN COLT.
w. h. ROCKWELL
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned
@. r. CLARKE. Chairman.
Gro. w. JENKINS, Secretary. oil 10
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