Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16

CRAWFORD.--Rasolycd, That VIC heartily
approve OF the project to call a Wing National
Convention in Philadelphia, on the seventh OF
June next, and whoever tho candidate then nom-
mated may be, shall receive our ardent and de-
voted support, provided always, that he shall be
known US consistent and uucompromsing
Wing, and ono that IS not ashamed nor afraid to
avow himself such, "wheIhcr men will heat or
whether they will lorbcar."
Resolved, THAI in Scabury Ford, our condi
date for Governor, we recognise a sound aud
practical statesman. man Of unyeldlug inlcg.
rlly, upright in his deyOrmcnt towards his leI-
low men, sterling Wing, and one well caIcula.
ted to preside over the interests Of ouI great and
growing Slat,, and that We will bring every hoa-
Ordbic piiuu 10 bear in favor Of his election.
Observation-Disclosures, That while Ohio
has three distinguished sons, each Of whom she
would delight ~ honor, and al, OF whom she
has huuorgd, VINO would lll the Presidential
chair with credit to themselves aud advantage TO
the country, yet, believing the good Of The ma.
lion and The success Of our laiih 10 be fan above
all personal and sectional preferences, we will
yield our hearty, energetic, and untIrlng support
10 any Wing who may be nominated by the
Nhig National Convention.
Resolved, That we recognise in Seabury
Ford, the Wing nominee for Governor, an hon
est, capable, aud long wcd public servant, who
will administer the Executive department orlho
State, with unsurpassed ability aud integrity; and
that we will use every effort in our power TO give
lur
Tom COrwn, the pride Of Ohio, and the admi-
red Of every honest American.
Observation-Disclosures. That we hail
with pleasure the nomination of SEABURY FORD
as the Wing candidate for Governor, and we
will use all fair and honorable means 10 secure
his election, aud urge upon the Wing party
the State the importance and necessi-
" Of untiring exerlion neevang TO thai silua.
lion Of honor man already distinguished for
his long aud able services 10 the Salo.
ReSOlred, That this meeting continuesio have
an abiding confidence in the talents, patriotism,
and craftsmanship Of HENRY CLAY; ard would
again recommend him to the consideration Of the
Wing National Convention, 10 be held in PhiIN.
delphiu for The selection Of u Wing candidate for
the Presidency.
FRANKLlN.-Reso'r That in SEABJRY
FORD, we rocogniz, a nedwhig a reliable States
man and an honest man; and as the gubornatorial
candidate Of the Wing party Of Ohio, we will
give him our united, enerSelic and enthusiastic
support,
Resolved, That having full confidence that
tho approaching Wing National Convention
will act with prudence aud patriotism, we hereby
pledge ourselves TO gIveo vlgorousand dcternin-
ed support to The nominees of that Convention,
for the Offices Of President aud Vice President
Of the United States.
MORGAN.-ReSOlred, Thalin Gen. Seabu.
ry Fordwcrccognizo aslalcsman of distinguished
wisdom and ability, patriot of unsuicd purity,
aud II man whose character for Integrity stands
above suspicion or reproach. That his eminent
public services, unrcmiued during a long series
Of years Gnlillc him to the respect aud conf.
dancc Of The People Of Ohio,--that we hail with
proud satisfaction his selection us the standard
bearer Of the Wings Of Ohio for the approach
ing conflict, and that we will rally under his
standard gjrded for struggle that shall not abate
until victory pcrchcs on his banner.
ReSoired, That whilcwG regard Henry Clay
rs the greatest living statesman of our country
the man who "would rather bo right than be
President '--and pre.eminenly entitled TO the
confidence of tho American people for any trust,
we will however, support any good and true
whig whom majority Of our party in National
Convention assembled may select as the Wing
candidate for the Presidency.
GUERNSEY.-Rosolyod, Thu, whatever
may be onr difference Of opinion, or political
preference With regordlo the various distinguish
ed individuals who stand prominently before the
public rs Wing candidates Tor the Presidential
nominations, We 60 unanimously for the "Union
of the Wings Tor the sake of the Union,
through the agency snd arbitration Of the Natl
oaal Wing Convention, to meet in independence
( Halls At Philadelphia, ON the Z tn OF June nexl
hereby pledgng ourselves to support with ouI
Influence aud our sutIcrOgas, for either office
any good, sound Wing OF the orrhodox faith
aud vi twhoso cgimacy there can be no mistake
ON whom the choice OF said Convention may
fall
Resolved, That the nomination Of Gen. Sea
bury Ford, as the Wing candidate for Governor
of Ohio, meets our cordial appreciation, and WI
plodge, for him, lbo hearty support of every
Wing in cold Guernsey"
GREENE.--Rcsolved. That VIC recognize
in Seabury Ford, tho late nominee OF the Whil
State Convention, true ind tried patriot ant
statesman, and ono who deserves and will receive
our most cordial and hearty support for Govcho
| OF Ohio.
Resolved, That VIC recogniz. in Thoma
Corwin such man, and hereby reiterate that h'
is our first choice for the high and responsible
office of President, and We believe that hi
nomination would result not only in the triumph
Of the Wing parry, but in the resrorllion of The
nation to that correct path from which, undcl
the direction Of weak and ambitious men, ii ha.
so far and so wronglulIy departed.
Resolved, That in Henry Clay also, we re-
cognice statesman Of fidelity aud integrity
endeared TO every patriotic heart by his long an,
ardent devotion 10 the best interests of tl
| country. and in Tho event Of his nomination h,