Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-27

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treasury schem - Anl unrsenling resistance to
Executive usurpaIions.
IS. Resolved, That we hail as a harbingrr oi
Justice 10 the Great West. the recent and indie
pendent vote Of The House OF Representatives.
II Congress, by which they repudiaIed the shall.
low reasoning. and constitutional huir.spli,iing
of the message Of the President, yetoing the
River and Harbor Bill.
IA. Resolved, That Ohio desires 'the union
of the wings, for the sake Ofihe union" which.
in our opinion can only be produced by a whig
national convention; and whilst we assert our
right TO demand sach a convention we pledge
the electoral vote Of the State to anv true wing
who may be presented as its nominee for the
Presidency.
Is. Resolved, That we recommend TO our
brother wings of other States, a whig national
convention TO be held at Cincinnati, ON the 4lh
day Of July RexG
Is. Resolved, That the salutary effects of
OUT whig State Legislation, have been felt by all
classes Of our people, especially in the practi-
cal results Of our own revenue law, which so
successfully equaliz5s the burhens Of taxation.
"a. Resolved, That the thanks Of the whig
parry are due TO the whig Stale Central Commit.
lee Tor their many labors, and their unliring zeal
IN behalf of the parry, its principles aud its in
Serests.
I8. Resolved, That Joseph Ridgway, Sen.,
John A. Lazel, Horace Lalhrop, John B.
Thompson. Lewis Heyl, Lorenzo Eaglish, A. H.,
Pinney, of Franklin county, james +. Worth.
ing,oa Of Madison, James r. Stansbery ofIick.
ing, Samson Mason of Clark, John Cochran of
Pickaway, and Sh,rnan French of Delaware,
be appoint ID whig State Central Committee to
serve during the approaching canvass, and unlil
their SUCCESSORS are appointed.
l9. Resolved, That Joseph Vance of Cham
paign county, and John Sloane Of Wayne, be
appointed Delegates for the State at large, to at.
tend the Whig National Convention, and that
Joseph II. Crane of Montgomery, and Joseph
Barker of Washington, be the allernates.
20 Resolved, That we recommend TO the
Wigs of each Congressional District in this
State, TO meet by County or district at an early
day, aud select delegates 10 the proposed Wing
National Convection.
2l Resolved, That the Delegates TO Wing
National Convention be authorized TO elect two
Electors for the State ut large so soon as said
Convention shall nominate Wing candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency, and that
IN, several Congress ;ioaal Districts be requested
TO meet as soon after such nomination is made
as convenient. choose its Eeclof and report the
same to the Wing State Central Committee.
The motion being, as made by G2N. f. R.
E5KLEY o: Carroll, that The report Of the com.
mtIee be accepted.
Mr.. Campbell offered substitute TO the I8,
19, 90, and 81 oftha resolutions reported, which
was subsequently, Withdrawn by him.
And the qu ,suon then recurring on the adop.
ton ofthe resolutions reported by the committee,
the sano w5re adopted by accIamlIioa
Pending th3 m Dtioa r9cte ab)ve' the conven-
ton was ad lress ID by Mes rs. Wm Dynison Jr.
Of Franklin, J, A. Bingham of Tusca rawas.
+. r. E ;kley o. CupOl, L. D. Cm bill, of
Butler, P. Van Trump of Fairfield, Chas.
Anthony Of Clark, J. J. Coomb3 Of GaIlia and
several other gentlemen.
Judge Wilson of Jefferson, then offered the
following resolution which was--adopled, mem
con.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this convention
be ten ered TO the President, Vice President. and
Secretaries Of the same, for the courteous, able
and dgnifed manner, with which they have
presided over our deliberations.
The Convention having disposed of all the
business before it, adjourned amidst loud and re-
ported cheers for Tom Corwin The wagon boy,
Henry Clay; jeremiah Morrow; and other dis
tingIished Americon Statesmen; and for Gen.
Zachary Taylor
Signed by the officers: