New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
W.. n. HAYDOCK,

IT Twelfth Ward.-At a meeting Of the Iwelhn
Ward MONTEREY GUARDS, held a. the Buens Vista
House. kept by Richard Burke Thursday evening Sept
H. 1919, SAMUEL STRONG ESQ President, IN the Chair
LAWRENCE KERR, Esq was unanimously chosen secre-
tary The meeting being organized, vas ecqlenily ad-
pressed by jas T NJ BLEAgELEY and CHAs RIDDLE, Esqs
The following Resolutions offered and carried unani-
moUsly:
PeoireS That we the members Of the Monterey Guard'
most cordially and heartily support Gen AZ hAkt Ia
LOR Of Louisiana. for President! ma non - LAM
FILLMORE, the favOrie son Of NewfoTA Tor Nceffesi-
dent
date emneLty thy Of their suhrsges MS uunpn- h
the field his written d.paches prove That ne
possesses the highest order OF abltyh- hlnauly 20 o
fallen foe displays noble heart a. open 10 mercy a. H"a
fear ess 90 battle
Rc,oired Thsf in Gen. TAYLoRs first Presidential letter
which YOU Will ma a. me head OF me aiDAng Lte"g sol'
dated ~ MasmOros, July ~ 1896 We have on abundant d.
fcielcy convince the most ihoroughgoing wing OF ne
principles TIE words which the bra'e-nrarted Genera
rxpre-scs In his letter these; " am W hg, ana sha
ever be devoted ia individual opinion 10 The principles o.
R,oea Thsin @ n TAYLoR's expressions against the
annexation OF Texas snd giving his preference ior hehy
Clay 10 leii, goes si farther TO prove NE VOICE ~ ms
fore II compels us worthy upright Wings 10 throw MI
prejudice side and come out boldly Tor tho regular NOM
Re.orld That as honest good Wings, who love the inter
Of country, we reoce IN me sercoh on lIe III
i-pha In nominating man VI great rental au
moral power hose life has .sen evidence OF strong
ear head honest heart having 10 private Iur oe'
/
| puri.h. and nothing serve but bis country.
Resolred That Gen ZACHARY TaYLoR IS entitled 20 hno
Of The Monterey Guards, Whose name We take from -
orous and victorious battle ou.h under the command
lens Eo are opposed 10 War aud Extension Of slavery
Resored. That in Hon MiLLARD FILLMORE. the iavonie
son If EeYOfk who have especial cause Tor eSu Ia
lion, ia Tie prospect OF the triumphant eleCnCn 70 me
Presidency Of one our 81 Il hiss so much occasion
10 be p.uud Of whore nanshp has been wei tested
whose fidelity aud integrity the most preuaioed can
not touch al - D.. =. -, - 49,.
OF the Monterey Guards. one OF the most cslst 81 le
men the Philadelphia Convention could have gwen US 10
pre,ide the Sense Of ne eo siA'es, shu org
The safest balance the power between me NORM ana he
| South. therefore be i -,
Resolre5 That at the coming Election our Monterey
Guards as ell a. worthy czens IN general lose no
time in accepting Of this wonderfully happy event. mai your
counrynen have placed before you that ives us All an 0p
poriubitv Of eecac worthy ciuz-n 10 The hgh once
Of Weep President by ms MY the viii make The Ne"
York h.rbors and rivers echo aloud with the oyin news
Reoed Tibet in the nomination Of two such Distinguish
I'd ctzens ~ Gen zachary TAYLOR fDre President Of HE
Uried States, and Hon Willard Fillmore the iayonie son
nj New York flr Vice President, most heartily meets me
wishe Of he MOitery Guards. and that we pledge our
selves show al the coming election our uned sHehb"
| will strong pull. long pull, and pull altogether
! Resoiged Thai In the nomination OF HAMLToN FISH io
the high off Of Governor Of Tins State. we nave ont
,.bos c.psbiv cannot be- doubled and whose principle,
have been long known to the whole STATE one VINO hed
he office of Lieut. Governor this last year with SO nucf
honor and credit 10 himself and TO the satisfaction OF os'
Poied That the members OF the Monterey Guards pledge
themselves bring ont their whole strength At the comns
| p. Nfil
Revout onary soldier who presided the Senate ih;
! at wear with so much credit 10 himself
| ReoIfed Thai in the nomination of Gro. w PATTERSON
for Lieutenant Governor have devoted Wing before
us wro succeeded Hon Luther Bradsh Speaker OF t'
Assembly ia 1889 and who filled hs station a. Speaker VIII
| so much 81 gnily, mpartiuily and decision
Resl'rel That feel proud OF having such man Deof
MS for Lieutenant Governor, who IN 1890 was chosen by u
people of ChauauQue county inemi er OF the ConNenip
10 revise the COnsu uOn and while there sun added amt
| 10 bic upright legislation
| Rc,olred. That with TAYLOR and FILLMORE, FISH an
Patterson the head of Ticket we neither rear no
doubt our success and victory.
The speakers repeatedly Interrupted with loud az
plause on the name Of Cd Rough and Ready being men
toned
Tie hsrd-fsted Wings Of TIC Twelfth Ward pledg
themselves one TO the other 10 elect The hole Wing tcke
al the coming Election Amer giving six hearty cheers 10
the speakers they gave nine more hearty cheers for O
Zack and VI Hard Fillmore II was moved and seconds
that the proceedings be published In the Wing papers tn
meeting adjourned when seventyfyc sisunch Wings cam
forward and signed the roll ard enlisted for The coming COL
test The Tive nh Ward boys never fe in better spirit
Unity is their motto The meeting very large, and a
was peace and harmony
The meeting ende- ed their thanks to THOMAS CARNlE'
ESQ for his sc, devotion the Wing principles and IN
views thai he carried out al the Utica Convention
SAMUEL STRONG. President.
LAWRENCE r KERR, Secretary. s23 Ito