The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-25

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~ lhe candidates they .base pqr9insled
sni 'he resolutions they have .I,assedz
winthrop fpf Gpyernpr. aud Edward. Ey.
iereu, Seth Sprasue, api George Ash
nun. delegales,tq the Natiopsi Copyen
ton The pmeqf Winthrop carries will,
II prrslige that. must ensure SUCCESS,
Iand The drlegsles at large are men who
w'li add 'liguily and wisdom tp, the .cepp.
IrHs pflbs National Convention. The
Resolutions "hich follow speak fUr them.
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| ResOIeed, That the Wings Of Magsq.
closets dhwaverineIy hold 10 tie paAi.
.Gic Sentiments expressed bylbtrni III the
lIegislsI ure Of 1888. and which they hsyg,
ever firmly cherished, aud ncw snlemnly
frsffirm, as The Cardinal principles Of
their political faith, 10 the words ihen
nsed: Tint the Constitution IF the VI
niied STATES pfAmfIica is a soleb,u com
pact, by which the people F ibs, said
States. in order o form more perfect
union. establish justice. ensure dom sic
Tranquility, provide for tbe common De
fence. promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings "flibeliy tn them
selves and posterity, flrmed themselves
intn one body polite. under common
General Governmeli,; that Ibis consfiid.
iIon, aud the laws made III pursuance
thereof and all lleslies made under the,
authnriiy Of the same, are the supreme
law Of the land, any thing in the laws or,
c"nslilullon of any State To the contrary
notwithstanding; and that no citizen,
IStsle, or any member Of this hedy pnlit.
ic, has right, in any shape or under any
lpre;ext. 10 anndl or prevent the exccu.
iiun "fsaid Constitution, laws, or treaties,
or any Of them, excepting in such ex.
trefAe cases asjuslify a violeptIesisiancs
tQ. tte laws, on The principle nf.the nat.
dral aud indefeasibie rrerngaive of self
defence against iutnlerable oppression. {"
Res0loed, That the Wings of Massa.
chuseris deem this proper occasion 10
reiieraie the seutin ent they have heretn-
fore expressed, viz:tIaf The Union ii the
priceless legacy Of Washington and his
comPattiots--tbe foundation Of all our
prosperity and power--ihe only means
nf securing all oar national blessings aud
averiiug national evils-the surest guar.
anty of the continuance ofour liberties =
our glory for the Fast, our strengihlfur
the present, and our hope for the future;
its preservation transcends any aud all
other political questions and as we have
received it from nur fathers, so will we
lperpetuate-it it to the children of the latest
generations. 'i.e..-sg -I III. n
ResolOed. That the Wings of Massa-
chusetts will faithfully perform every du-
Ity imposed upon them by the Cpusliiu
ton of the United States. aud they cali
upon their brethren in every State in the
Union TO respect aud observe all its pro-
visions. ..r rl-.a.. rss ..---} q. r,s.-.,f.,
| Resoleed, That tine Wings of Massa
fchusetts cordially support the National
Administration IN alilits just and patriot
ic me asures; in it's generous sympathy
with oppressed nations. struggling for lib,
Eerty. in every part of the world. in its
ole and vigorous management 0four fur
eisn affairs; in its unwaveiing purpose
t" mantaininylolale the integrity of the
Union against all assaults from Whatever
quarter. a..,..t .......... ..,.
| HaenI,a.I The IL - II
WEBSTER is engraved alike upon the pill
lars ofthe Constitution and the hearts oI
his coun,rymen; and we take this ucca
sion, in view ofihe prominent position h,
. has occupied in the Administration, Il
a express our undiminished Confidence il
his comprehensive ability and statesman
I ship, and to bear testimony tOthe Wis
dom OF his counsels and the value of hi
services. d ..s %. -,... ~. y...r ......
RcSOIced, That the members of lh
Convention have witnessed with unfeigr
ed Satisfaction the efftrts which have re
Gently been made by the Wings of New
York to bring about au intelligent. hnn
est and cordial CT operation among them
selves, aud with the Wings fother States
Of the Union; that we rejnice that lhes,
, efforts have been crowned with. success
f and have met the universal apProbatinI
oflhe Wing party throughout The cpdn
try; and that we heartily concur in the
, sentiments which have been expresses
r by them as The result oftheir constellation
f aud as the basis of their future action.
r These resoluiions, says the New Yorl
! Courier, are "ofthe genuine Wing staml
-satient, distinct, unsIloyed and true a
a die TO the Constitution, Every one q
D them has the clear ring of sterling Viii
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: IA STREAK oF Luck. AN Irish woman
now living in the county Of her birth, an
, the widow of an Irish WAGNER who serI
ed ia the war of the Revelation, and die
in the service, has pIst gnt pension mer
5 ey tnihe amount OF Sc. 900, and secured
, under existing laws. S500lper snnum q
long as she lives. She is very poor, an
during most of fherlnng life has been III
ing upnn pension Of $3.50 year. RIcI
ard Smith, fcssliers lof the Z Metrupol
" Bank, Washihgton. rendered the servic
, tuthe did lady wilhuut'fee or any oiht
;, rewardgtthan the qualification OF poi
I" widow. irNext To the memprynf Wash
! iugtob, writes the paitioticnld lady. "hI
y this service viii reverehceyour name.
y - New York ErpreSs. ses ee ir'