Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
GREAT wHIG MEETING AT BOSTON.

GREAT wHIG MEETING AT BOSTON.
@ The Wings of Boston assembled on Friday even
ing last in Faneuil Hall, and crowded the Old
Cradle in style that was every way significant of
q vigorous determination 70 do their duty at the
polls. Hon. VIM. J. HUBBARD, on taking the chair,
made an eloquent speech. We have met on this
occasion, said he, to take counsel and encourage
each others hearts, and to strengthen each others
hands and we have met for this purpose as Mas
sachusetts Wings and as Union Wings. In former
times there were but two parties in this State--the
Wing party and the Democratic party--though
occasionally there have been combinations for the
advancement of single dea such The antMasoni and
the Native American parties These latter have sunk beneath
the horizon, and succeeded by the Free-So party
Would be wise to surrender the Of the State
into their hands Would it be wise to abandon the State
policy, pursued by the Wings Look at Massachusetts
under her Wing she is
her sterile soil made fertile By ndusy-see what the Whig
policy has done for her Mr.. Hubbard then went on
speak of the blessings Of the Union, and asked "sha
cherish the glorious memory Of the struggles Of
the North snd South during the days Of the Revolution ~ He
cautioned all present against the willy appeals to the passions
made by the journals and of the opposing factions
and hoped that the Of his Wing brethren those a
peals would be- "we seek change least Of ALL such
change ss you could give u.s."
Mr.. HonAcE JEWELL was introduced, and after few
predatory remarks, submitted the following resolutions:
l. Resoled That the Wings of Boston recur with pro-
Chief Magistrate General ZACHARY TArLoR that the loss
of one eminent the qualities which elevate
ue calamity be depored by all who truly estimate p-
worth and public virtue and that the valor, wisdom
and unsued integrity which distinguished him in all his
public career snshned bis memory in the affections Of
his countrymen. Gs
g. Resolred That place full and implicit confidence 10
the ability, honesty, and integrity Of MLLARD FLLMoRE
snd the able Cabinet by which he is advised and pledge
to the National Wing Administration hearty support
g. Resolved That the Wings of Boston are, without ex-
ception, now, and at all tines and under all circumstances
UsIoS and that, as we honor the men who up
hold and sustain IT, spurn and contemn those who seek
its destruction that know no country but ,ohos
country that honor the constitution of the United States
as honor the memory Of the patriots who framed it.
4. Resored That we are opposed to notification every
where North well South that know of security
for life, liberty, property but in the absolute supremacy Of
law that every resistance to the execution of the laws an
attack upon safety Of the citizen; and Chat equality and
liberty under te law is the only freedom worth possessing
5. Resoed That while are, and intend to be,
abiding peple, and to submit to existing laws whether
pessed with without concurrence, claim and shall
ever claim, the right 10 call for the repeal modification of
any snactmen and, while recognise the obligation Of the
Fugitive Slave Law, called passed at the late session Of
Congress- up al the people Of the nation, believe the
sngency Of ts provisions is not required by the exgences
of the case OF by the Constitution Of the United States and
shall persvere n all lawful and proper aempsto procure
its modification. Il
g. Resolu That we adhere firmly the principles Of the
Wing party Is national party that stand upon plat
form less broad than the Union that would extend the
fostering Of the General Government every national
interest to protect American industry whether upon
Atlantic Pacific shores TO furnish to miners mecha
MICS, and artisans, every where, employment and fair
muneraton for their labor and farmers home market
for their surplus producs to protect and encourage our
commerce with foreign nations and promote internal COM
among ourselves; to clear navigabe rivers to
open our harbon, and with a. policy expanding with
expanding country, to furnish Of communication
between the remotest parts Of territory, that
wherever national flag is unfued, may the
homes of happy intelligent, and patriotic reemen.
Resoed, That We proudly point to the Old Bay State
illustration Of Wing policy to mills and workshops
railroads and steamboats, to schoolhouses and
churches to our active Intelligent independent and happy
population and ask those who observe from abroad
and those who attack US at home 10 Judge Of Whg policy
by its fruits
8. Resolved That the present crisis calls upon the Wings
Of Boston and Of the for more than ordinary
exeon that consulting for the welfare of all parts Of
commoa country, " see in the dark and troubled night
that upon star above the borzQn promising light
guide us but the intelligent patriotic ited Wing party of
the United States.
9. Resolped, That we concur in the denomination of
GEonsE NJ BRIGGs and JoHS REED for the Offices of Cover
and Lieutenant Governor of this Commonwealth and
that welted and faithful public servants, shall give
them our hearty support
10. Resoed That we cordially confirm the nomination Of
distinguished citizen, WILLIAM APPLETON, Re-
preventative Congress for this District; and while ap
prove Of him able and faithful representative Of the
interests of Boston, recommend him TO the confidence Of
the Wings Of the Commonwealth whose life has been
spent in consulting for welfare, and to the Wings
Of the whole country friend of liberty and ardent
supporter of the Union.
H. Resolved That approve Of the nomination for Se
natofs and Representatives presented for support and
that as to the whole Wing ticket pledge ourselves 10 the
Wbigs Of this Commonwealth, that the Wings Of the City Of
Boston and County Of Suffolk will, next Monday, and all
times THEIR DUTY.
From Tuscaloosa (Ala.l we learn that the Hon: