The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-05
sentiment in PennsyIvanla.

The Wings Of Pennsylvania have recently been
called together, in the several counties of the State
10 nominate candidates to be voted for at the next
election. These conventions have been made the
occasion for declaration Of opinion concerning po-
ltical matters, and the North american extracts
few Of the resolves in favor of the national and
State administrations.
In the series Of resolutions adopted by the Wing.
Of York county, are the following:
Resolved, That we continue 10 entertain the full
est confidence in the brave soldier and patriot and
plain, honest republican, Zachary Taylor, who oc-
cupies the Presidential chair-who has manifested
all occasions the candor and respect for co-ord
nate departments which becomes the Chief Magis
trate Of a free people; who has shown in his mes.
sages 10 Congress an enlightened intelligence and
just comprehension OF the true interests OF the
try; and, while never debating, has not hesitated
frankly TO express his opinions on all questions
which seem 20 demand II, and whose policy, 20 70
as opposition ascendancy in Congress has permit.
ted IL 10 operate has tended 10 maintain our ZONE
interests, and 20 preserve our integrity, end ad.
vance our dignity and honor in all negotiations
with foreign governments.
Resoived, That we abide by attachments Ia
the principle Of protection Of domestic industry
that, while the Envoy Of her Britannia majesty
might very naturally regret TO the repeal Of the
British tariff Of 1896 which IL such n good friend 10
the wealthy capitalists and manufacturers in her
kingdoms we, who have more sympathy with and
feel more interested in the we'll being 81 American
farmers, manufacturers, mechanics, and laborers,
and sec the baeful influence upon them of LocoEco
policy, Il Is particularly manifested in the pros
tration Of the great iron and coal interests Of Penn
sylvania, well as in general paralysis felt more
less severely in every department Of production
and employment, believe that the best interests Ut
the country require it's repeal and the substitution
Of specific for ad raiorern duties, arranged 20 as
both 10 produce revenue and TO protect labor,
commended in the able report Of the Hon. VIM M.
Meredith, Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Whi0s of Rradlord cotintv have nut firth
the following declaration
Re,oiped, That the line Of policy marked out by
President Taylor in his inaugural address, and re-.
iterated in his annual message 10 Congress meets
our entire and unqualified appreciation, and we
deeply regret the existence Of an opposition ma.
jority of both Houses OF Congress, by which the
country IL deprived Of tho advantages which we
believe would be experienced by the people in the
carrying out Of Wing principles, and the adoption
Of Wing line of policy in administering the af
fairs Of the Government.
Westmoreland county has her voice in tho great
matter, and says:
Rssoired, That we have undiminished confidence
IN tnc patriotism, intelligence, and sound political
principles OF General Zachary Taylor-thai bis ad-
mnstration has been marked with MopERArIox
DISCRETION and WISDOM; il has procured peace az
home, and elevated the American in the estimation
OF foreign nations.
Jebigh county says;
Resolved, That General Zachary Taylor, our
Wing President, merits and should receive the
confidence and support Of every Wing in the land,
whether in Congress or in the ranks of the people.
A NEW RELIGIOUS oapsR. Tho Pit,sburg Ga
zetts of Friday says.
"On Tuesday evening last young lady was or.
dained in the English Lutheran Church, in Seventh
street, TO the Office Of deaconsss. Deaconesses area
religious order Of in this denomination,
who devote their lives 70 various occupations Of