Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
MINERAL PoINT WIs.eFRIDAY.A sEPTEslBER 20 ISIS n

TAYLOR Is pledged TO conduct the Administration
of the Government as laid down in his Allison let
teF, aIc sound conservative principles and meet
with our entire concurreace We reDose1 perfect
confidence III the honesty, purity. and irrness of
his cilar2ceF and IN las repeated GeclaIetonsihat
lls Efforts as the Chief Executive of the Union.
vail DC 10 restore the Administration TO the stand
ard of the earlier Presidents oil the Republic that
ne would he the President Of the Country, and not
the proscripuve head Of party that The power
gwen by the Constitution 10 the Executive 10 IN
terpose hls Veto. is high conservative power and
should never be used except IN eases of clear VIC
latIon OF the Constitution, or manifest haste or
want OF consideration by Congress- thatupon the
subjects OF Currency. Tariff, and Internal Improve
ments the viii of the people as expressed by their
Representatives in Congress ought to be respected
and carried out by the EXecurye-that rwar Is
at all times and under all circumstances a nation
al calamity that : TIE principles If our Govern
ment, as well as our true policy, are opposed 10
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of other Countries bv con-
quest. Ia these declarations .Tge. recognize great
principles Tor which we have ever COHtonded and
which have ever received the sanction OF the Wing
party. For the rnaintainance oftlese principles
by the Administration of Gen. TATLoR we have a
soldier 5 word OF hOnor,and lie of public and pri-
vate virtue, the security.
Resolved, Therefore, HAT reposing entire con-
hdence IN the political integrity, principles and
patriotism OF the Wing National Convention, and
fully recognising the relation subsistng between
US as members Of the Wing party and the MEM
bers OF that Conyention--our accredited repre-
sentatives we most cordially accent and ratify
their action, and VIII bestow upon ZACHARY
TAYLOR and WILLARD FILLMORE, our
warmest support for the offices of President and
| ice President Of the United States
Resolved, That in our candidate for Congress.
ORSAMUS COLE, we recognise vgarra-hear;ed,
enlightened, steadiast Hhig,-one- who has never
hestaed or 1altered in his support of the glorious
OLD Jack = one whose election will secure to
thls District an honest, energetic and eloquent
representative and defender of the principles of
the Ordinance f17S7 over all our Territories now
free and that we viii give him our most cordial
support -
On motion of Charles Bracken, Esq .
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Conven-
ton that our nominee should canvass the District
and that the President and Vice Presidents, in no
tliying him OF dissemination, Tequesthim to do so.
And on motion said resolutions Wera seveTally
adopted by the Convention
On motion made by Col A. C. Botzn, voted
that the proceedings OF this Convention be signed
by the President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries
and published in every Wing paper in the State.
Mr. Sweet was then introduced by the Presi-
dent and addressed the Convention and large as
sembled audience in an eloquent and enthusiastic
speech, which was loudly and repeatedly cheered
&. On motion the Convention adjourned. silte die
4. BRONSON, President.
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