The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-02

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And motion d job. B, Haskin. esq, the following
Php and
The call Of the meeting was then read and unanimous
~ On motion of John B. Haskin, esq, committee Of
three appointed to retire and draugh resolutions ex
pessve OF the Of the objects for which this
following gentlemen the committee for resolutions
John B Haskin, A. D. Russell, A. B. Purdy. esqs.
During the absence OF the above committee the fol-
meeting James + Brady WIN. McMurmy '' esq., and
the Hon Daniel f. Sckles After which, the following
resolutions were reported to the meeting by John B. Has
Rssoved, That we have undlmnished confidence in the
of the general Cover nment and we esteem
re Of affairs the country is blessed with an Executive
FUZZY equal 70 O., the en-, &c all M
disiinguIshes sons, George Mlin Dallas and James
q 1885, the other for the signal ability he has displayed
the discharge Of his onerons duties in the department OF
devotion to the Union That the overwhelming ma
cratic candidates the election has unengy ndca-
ted the undinnished confidence Of the people OF tha,
sra q is4s and the independent treasury; and their
thorough reputation Of Wmot (and his firebrand of
treason to the Unon) Proviso.
Resolved That in favor ofa vigorous prosecution
that win insure full indemnify for the past and salts
factory gSarHas a re for the future he Union .o, !,
fed and exul the success of in the present
and s
homage Of the country are dues and we tender them
ccsson glorious deeds Of vaor and powcss deeds which
have sustained the honor and glory OF country deeds
ton of the world Brave soldiers who noby fallen
you have died. in the language OF WORTH when your God
your conn,rymen viii be forever YOUR abiding place
Resolved, That heartily respond the nominations
them cordial and determined support and that we de-
precate any and every attempt Of few who, by the
quEer Of century, reveled in high places forgetting the
9ae hs Rsy g hs seek to
Rssolved, That whatever opinions we may entertain in
ProvisO have but one opinion as to the expedency q
that measure that it is presence up the Interior
democrats head off the administrator Of James K
Poak and TO effect such inglorous termination of the
the civilized world This being Tie real design Of the Vii
mot Proyso, we unhesitangy declare detes,ation
Rs.Sa That VS. aa II ho pgope Of the southern
States our sincere thanks for the soldiers and money they
nave sent and appropriated in the prosecution of the
and We tender them, in common with the relatives and
% .s e, @ soldiers Of me north
whilst fighting to sustain ansuied the flag OF their country
Secretary IF the War Department, the State Of New York
mas one q her greatest satesnena man for the crisis
ana tha MS prudent and skiul management of his depart
men merits the commentator Of his party and the thanks
RssoSsa. fhaswe fully endorse the course which JAIME,
Brady. esq the delegate from this ward the late Sy
racnse convention, there pursued and him
thanks for the able, efficient and satisfactory manner in
which he discharged the trust reposed in him by this
The question being put by the Chair the adoption OF
the resolutions. they were unanimously adopted. with
nine hearty cheers for the resolutions, and more for
the success of the whole ticket
The proceedings OF the meeting then ordered to
be published in the New York Globe, Evening Post,
New York Sum- Albany Argus, and the Washington
Union The meeting then adjourned.
a Ys DANIEL +. DELEVAN, President
'Rr WIN. McMuRRAY,
STEPHEN SKlDMoRE,
XIV JAMES TREB0UT,
s-4 JOHN WHELpLEY, W.:
JOHN ORsER, VICE Ilcsidehs.
tf9asf9s@ ~ ID. "a: Fowler, sN
ss# A.C. ZABRIsKIE,
H ALFRED BARMoRE,
WILLIAM j. MooRE,
PHILIP ]. JoAcHIMssEN, NJ
JONAS B. PHILLIPS, oecieaiies
WIN. r. AIrKRN,