The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-14
THE UNION.
Tns wing Party In Massachusetts,.

the WING Party In Massachusetts,.
We gave in yesterdays paper OF the do.
ngs Of the wings OF this State in their State convention
Of the 10th instant. Springfield. We present the
resolutions adopted by that body appendng to them an
article from the Boston Post exposing their rckery and
sectional character in just aud forcble terms
Rssoirfd That the wings OF Massac huseits unwaver
ingy hold the patriotic sentiments expressed by them Ia
legislature of 1885, and which they have ever firmly
cples OF their political aih 10 the words then used
Inc constitution OF the United States OF nerica is
order 10 form more perfect Union, establish justice in
domestic tranquility provide Tor the common defence
liberty themselves and their poseriy formed them
selves into one body polite, under common government;
made npusuance thereof and all treaties made under the
authority Of The the supreme law Of the land
in the laws any State the
rary tltistanding and that citizen State other
member OF the body polite, has right, in any shape
under preex annul prevent the execution Of the
said constitution, laws or treaties or any OF them except
ing such cases as Justify violent resistance TO
laws the principle OF the natural and ndeies sibe
perogave of selidelence against ntoerabie oppression
ResoUsd That the wings OF Massachusetts deem this
occasion reerate the sentiment they have
all times cherished and have heretofore expressed viz
his patriots; the found alton of all prosperity and
power the only means OF securing all our national bless
the continuance liberties, glory for the past
in the present. and hope in the future Its pres
questions and received it from the fathers,
viii perpetuae the children to the latest generation
Rssotpsd That the wings OF Massachusetts Wll faith
tuon United States and they cal upon their breh
in State in the Union 10 respect and observe all
RsoiveJ That the wings of cordially sup.
mort the national all Just and patriotic
measures in its generous sympathy with oppressed
tons juggling for liberty in every part of the world in
its able and vigorous management OF our foreign affairs
in its unwavering purpose maintain nvioate public
faith with all nations and in It's sworn reso We to vindeae
integrity OF this Union against all assaults, from what,
g. Resoiped. That the name of Daniel Webster sis
craven upon the pillars OF the constitution and the
hearts of his countrymen ), and take this occasion, in
view of the prominent position he has occupied in the ad.
express our undimnished confidence in his
comprehensive ability and craftsmanship, and to bear
mony the wisdom Of his counses and The value OF his
Resopsd, That the members Of this convention have
ne.sed with unieignd satisfaction the efforts which
have recently been made by the wings OF New York to
bring about AN intelligent, honest, and cordial coopera
ton among themselves and with The wings OF other States
the Union = that we rejoice that these Ell w have been
crowned with success, and have met the universal appro
baton of the whis party throughout The country and that
heartily concur ia the sentiments which have been ex-
pressed by them the result OF their consultations and
the basis Of their future acton.
T. Resolved, That from the adm nisration OF the
nation that OF STATE with extreme mort hc
where compelled 10 behold al the head OF eft airs the
people, who have succeeded in obtaining power only by
the pref gate bargain and corruption.
Rsoped, Thai, up the commencement Of the pres
political Jesr. The ongre Established and weknown
policy of The wings had sustained IN heaihn action the
general iadnsuy and varied interests Of the Commonwealth
Outstanding the manifold embarrassment. GRATED by
tered pure legislation had been fairly applied 10 all inter
and classes the execution OF The laws had been i'm
me security rights been practically greater the
cushion OF wealth. OF knowledge, and power had been
impaired every class aud the functions OF government
nowhere uIded and sustained al less expense "
htch satisfactory OF affairs fully recognised by
the present executive in his inaugural address
solved, That up the time when the coalition lead
ers January seized the rens uf Mas
sacnusets ancient Commonwealth had maintained lis
pdst,re CHARACTER Tor purify and honesty in us political
| .HN hTly al he Hn
institutions free from corruption, bribery, or intrigue and
that we have witnessed WIN the deepest Illumination tue
rewarded by the executive for the
votes by he elevated the chef magistacy and
of and representatives appointed to of
profit aud trust, In consideration oil their having
aided in the election oil a frte.soa United States senator
10 Rsopsd Tuat legitimate fruits OF this uuprin
pied coalition, have protraced session OF The
an Increased expense of $50 900 beyond
that OF any previous years, resulting crude
OF imperfect and undgesed acts and resolves, one
which contains the uncaedor and hazard proec of
convention for overhauing venerable aud admirable
constitution at expenditure appoaehing, In all Proba
bty quarter Of n million Of dollars and with the
OF making convenient inr.surnent for mpsh
ing the designs and perpeuatng tue supremacy demo
cratic and tree-soh co.luon leaders
H. Resolved, That Massachusetts owes to its char
rebuke such prostitution OF authority the vlle
pu rposr of bargain and corruption by prompt dismissal
| IRON office OF all concerned IN II.
IL RsIoivsd, That the arrogant pretsnsoas OF the self
ed democracy OF Matsaehuetts, under us present or
anrzation, 20 be the true Union and national Patywheu
they just aided sending the Senate OF the United
States agatof and abolitonlst aud while not word o
dsapprobauon disavowa OF that extraordinary act wa
uttered cnnvenon-aTe simply ridiculous,
should be received everywhere with the they merit
49, Resoiptd, That this convention unanimously nom
mates the Hon Robert C. Winthrop, of Boston, the whip
candidate for governor whose history has long been "a
miar every wing in the State and whose cha
among richest treasures who has added fresh lustre
n ma already among the brightest in annals and
whose talents integrity and patriotism well known
the people OF massachusetts,, during long and brilliant
career ia the Congress United Sates well the
of his native State and whose services In every
station which he has been placed, representative,
Speaker or as SENATOR have been marked with signal clio
quence fidelity, and ability and whose private virtue,
and whose public principles will alike attract the regard
aud OF all good citizens, and whose adninistfa
ton of the chet magsracy will he proudly
sociated with that Of the Puritan and patriot governors
other days.
| IA Rssoped, That this convention unanimously nom
mates the Hon George Gcnne Of Greenfield the whig
been marked with unsuled honor, probiiy, and virtue
and who rendered faithful and important services IA
the egatut of the STATE, and in the national Congress
and Ia every he has all times enjoyed the highest
esteem and confidence OF his fellow citizens thToug the
| Commonwealth.
! I5 Rssoped That deeply impressed with the views
have thus Expressed, viii put forth whole united
we call on all good citizens well all wings, 70
unite with ia Iedeeming ancient and beloved Com.
monwealh from its present disgaceiul aud deploabe con-
dHon.
From the Boston Post, Sept u.
The Nationality of The Massachusetts Wigs.
| The wings of Massachusetts now stand before the
country with their whole claim TO The title OF national
wings. They have met IN convention; and IN view oil
what has been here in this State which has done its full
share of labor nursing sectional sentIment-tn