Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12

Beiiamyi StoFer and Geo ID. Way having a
majority, were declared duly nominated as
candidates for Supreme Judges H
On motion, the nomination Of the candi-
dates for Supreme judges was unanimously
ratlhedJ sftaef a9eis esea s,s5ii ,szsz.-sey
Hon. John I. Green, chairman of the com
mittee on Resolutions, reported the following,
which were adopted..57ss4sfr SKIS ts ..+sis 45.z
Resolved, That the resolutions of the Wing
Conventions of A. D. ls4s and A, D. 1850
declare the position of the Wings Of Ohio on
State, and National policy; that Protection to
Americen industry Sound Currency, the
Improvement of our Rivers and Harbors, an
Eunyielding Opposition to all Encroachments by
the Executive Power, and paramount re-
gard to the Constitution and the Union, are
now,as ever, the cardinal principals of the
WHICH party. ;gr,-.,s .----..-ssa 80 k,1
\ ,Resolped, That, as National party, the
WHICH party is now, and always has been, in
favor of a, cordial and hearty, support of the
Constitution Of the United States; that we re-
gard all its provisions as. equally binding, and
we feel ourselves. ready and willing to carry
them out fully and faithfully. rsfs.g
,ResolveI That the National Administration
under the guidance of our Wing President,
MilIard Fillmore, has the unbounded conf
dence Of the Wings of Ohio; that in our do
mestic policy, its manly advocacy of Protec-
tion to Native Industry, the sImpToyement Of
Rivers and Observation-Disclosures of Postage
and the Strict Accountability and Economy Of
Public Officers, its energetic. republican, truth
/ f1l and dignihed management of our Foreign
| Affairs, have secured for il the gratitude Of
this, and the respect of other nations !
/ ResoEUed, That as the Compromise meas
ures were not recommended By a Wing ad-
ministration, and were not passed as party
measures by congress, perfect federation Of
opinion respecting those measures should be
accorded to Wigs everywhere. 8i15afs-
i ResoEved, That it tisthe desire Of the Wings
of Ohiothat Gem WISFiELD ScoTT should be
the candidate of the Wing party for President
4 of the United States at the election of A. d
tIe52 and we cordially recommend him to the
Ayhigs of the Union as the most deserving and
tsuitable candidate for that Office.
RESOLVED, That while we express our pref
ereuce, the Wings of Ohio will cheerfully sup
4 port the nominee of National Wing Conven-
4 ton; and that for the purpose of ascertaining
the choice Of the Wings of the Union, we
Irecomrend that asuchaa convention will be
held at Cincinnati, at such time as may be
agreed upon. osf 'a--
/ Rss6lved, That the Ticket which this con-
/ yention this day presents TO thepeople of Ohio
embraces men of worth, ability, and integrity
and we recommend IL TO the warm and en-
tthusiastic support of the Wings throug hout
the State. @ist faas aaar
.ResoIvsd, That the following gentlemen be
and they are hereby recommended as suitable
persons 10 act as Whig State Central Com
mittee for the ensuing year, to act until iheir
successors are appointed; those named who
reside out Of Columbus, 10 act rs advisory
members. And said committee shali have