Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved, That the thanks If this Con.
ven;ion are hereby unanimously rendered 10
James F. Babcock, Esq and the other mem
hers Ut the state Central Committee, for the
able, efiictent, aud satisfactory manner, in
which they have discharged their duty for
several years past, thereby securing the eff.
6cient organization and generally the as.
tendency OF the Ming party in this State.
The Committee ON Resolutions reported
the following r. ..
Resolved, That we cordially Congratulate
the people of this State upon the electi m OF
ZACHARY Taylor as President, and Mill
ARD FILLMORE, as Vice Presiden, of the
United States, al the recent election. That
we confidently anticipate under them pure,
wise and patriotic administration OF the
Government fol- four years from the 4th Of
narCh ncxl-a due regard for the wishes Of
the people as expressed by their representa-
lives in Congress. and lhe adoption and sues
cess of Suth Wing measures OF public polls
cy, as will ensure Just and proper prolec>
| ion to American latof-a financial s, stem
comp tiLlc with safe and steady currency
and regular and prosperous businessman
improvement of the great natural highways
| tud he advancement oil the internal as we'll
DIS foreign commerce oil the cuuntry-a chea p
md efficient postal syStem-Sucha manages
nenl and disposition vi our public domain
as will advance the best interests of the
Whole county; and the general prevalence
Of kind and fralernal feelings among the
!fferent States Of the Union, and towards
| he people OF otter nations
Resolved. That we regard the result oil
The late Presidential Election, as decisive
| rehuke TO the Spirit of Conquest, recently so
life N oar country, and which had il been
os,ere,i by the vo'ers would have been de-
>truc!ive 10 the public morals, and ullimate>
ly 10 .he Liberties OF the people.
| Resolved, That while we would not vio-
J late the letter or spiri, OF the Constitution
IF the United States, which gives 10 the Sc
veral States the right TO regulate their own
'omestic policy, and are always ready fol
concession TO our fellow citizens of every
portion Of our country. in matters of con-
ven ehce or local interest J; we cannot con-
sent TO any compromise, which shall extend
The area of human bondage.
Resolved, That though we have full con
fiience that Wing principles are cherished
by majority OF the people of Connecticut
vet we know there is danger that they vii
not he maintained while our opponents arr
active and persevering in.heir efforts to mis-
represent them. and it is therefore the du,!
of every Wing AS he values good govern
ment, to devote portion of his time TO tn
success Of those principles and the candi
dates identified with them.
esolyed, That we have full confidence
in fhe INTEGRITY, mo,al ard political WORT
of the Hon. JOSEPH TRuMsuLL. our candi
dale fer Governor; Of the Hon. THoMA,
b. cKUs, our candidate for Lieut.. Governor
of Hon. RoGER H. MILLs, our candidate 70
Secretary Of STATE; of STEPHEN TAYL.,R
Esq our candidate Tor Treasurer; OF Hon
i BiJAH CATIIN, our candidate for Comp
roller, and we will use all honorable ef;TI
10 promo.e their success at the approaching
election