New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
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" fourth Wnrd.-Al a meeting Of the Wing Eec
tore Of the Fourth Ward held the Shakespeare Hotel on
Friday evening, Sept g. on motion, RICHARD WILLIAMS
was spponed Cha unan, DANlEL n. BRowN and EMANUEL
LssTER elected Vice. hairmen and JAMES III MOsE
MAN and liUCH KENNoN were appointed Secretaries
On motion, Co nmles OF Nine elected to select
Delegate represent the Third Assembly District In HE
State Conseuti0n, to be held at Utica on the lh iusi
The following resolutions were presented by Jireh Bull,
which adopted with entiusiasm;
Uhet0s, II is both rghl aud proper ihat freemen, m
the principles Of sefgOvernmen should
be for the purpose Of advising with each other IN regard to
the selection Of their rulers, and
hcregs choice is soon TO he made by the people Of R
President ard Vice President OF these ned Safes,
therefore the Wings OF the Fourth Ward now assembled dc
Resoirc, Thai hail with joy the bright prospect Of
eloctng disilne shed citizen as General ZACHARY
TAYLOR Of Louisiana The highest Office n the eiit OF
free people, because we have full confidence both in HE
ability and integrity, and also IN his declaration that should
he occupy that elevated position he Will in The discharge
The important and honorable duties connected with that
responsible office. guided by the Constitution OF h- Uni
led States and look Washnton and other patriotic Pres
deuts Ia the earlier existence of this Republic for his eX
Bcsocd That The thanks Of ell true Whigs are due to the
members of the late Philadelphia Convention for selecting
MrLLARD FILLMORE OF NewY0rk Or Office Of Nice-Pres-
ideut whose past services devoted a. they have been to
and Jealous support If his fellow citizens.
Resolted, Thai our firm and underwriting attachment to
om having nny part or lot in the feeble demonstration so
recent made by disaeced persons, pretending so much
personal and political friendship to one wfom we a delight
honor and is opinion that ~hcn the Statesman OF
the West shall be advised Of these movements viii re
msappehend both the and the character Of Henry
CLAW.
Re.oired Thai we refuse all aid and comfort" the
man whose whole political has been identified with
acis. speeches. and messages wholly NJ variance viii
professions principles and creeds which are now put
forth under The pretencs Of Freedom that we entertain
strong doubts of lis sincerity because we know the man
mat cannot aicrnize with ms followers or sisi Them
IN elevsing such TO the Presidency whose claims
that distinguished Office have already been Tepudsted by
his cOuntrymen.
Resortd That the election returns 80 far as have been re-
ceivet from the patriotic Green Mountain State con
vncng evidence that the efforts the part OF the Loco
Foco party under whatever they assume. be they
Barnbuner Old Hunker Abolition. TO cause dssentiOn-
in the ranks of the nm and stout hearted Wings Of Vermont
have proved abOrve and honestly believe that similar
results sw ait the elections of all the Free states.
Resolrei. That every elecOr in the Fourth Ward who
responds TO the sentiments contained IN the foregoing Reso
nons requested devote his talents and energies
uringly and jealousy. the election Of General
ZACHARY TAYLOR for President, and MlLLaRD FILLMORE
for Vice President.
On motion the meeting adj ourned
r. ). WILLIAMS, Chairman.
DANIEL II. BROWN, va cba;,,r.n
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