Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-25

Proceedings Of the Young Mems Bigler
Club of Lewisburg.

Pursuant to published call for a
meeting of the Young Democrats of Lewis
burg favorable to the organization Of a
Bigler Club, the Young Democracy met in
large numbers, at the Town Hall in this
place, last Friday evening, the Goth inst, ,
when on motion,
Maj. S. F. LYNDALL was called to the
chair, assisted by Messrs. C. C. Biting
and Z. Wimegarden as Vice Presidents,
and s. .Mriner, as Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to business.
On motion voted that committee of
three be appointed to draw up resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting.
Messrs. V. NJ. Blanding, NJ. Linn, and
A. E. Wetzell, were appointed the Com
mittee, who through their chairman repor-
ted the annexed resolutions.
Whereas. The present administration
of the affairs of the Keystone State, sub
ject as they are to the guidance and man.
agement of the Whig party, whose policy
we consider detrimental to her interests, is
in such a condition as demands the united
and determined efforts of the Democracy
to redeem the State from misrule, and
render her as in times past, the stronghold
of Democratic principles and the Keystone
Of the National Arch, and,
Whereas. The present time calls for
concerted and vigorous action on the part
Of those who have heretofore labored to
sustain and faithfully carry out the funda-
mental principles of government, which
have proven, when strictly adhered to, the
means of safety, and chart to the good
old "Ship" and her crew, and
Whereas, In the action of the Democ-
racy ofthis State in presenting with such
signal unanimity, through its representa-
tives at the Reading Convention, one ev-
cry where acknowledged SO happily quail.
fed for the Chief Magistrate Of the Com
monwealth, we recognize one of the most
efficient means of ensuring success, of pro-
noting harmony, and Of producing cordial
and united action /; therefore
l. Resolved, That the nomination of
Col. WM. BIGLER the popular Democrat,
the man of tried integrity, of genuine worth
and indomitable energy-a man we'll quail
ified to fill the Gubernatorial chair with |
ability and fidelity to the people; and the
nomination of Gen. Seth Clover an honest
and indefatigable working man, the intel
ligent, enterprising and efficient promoter
of the public interest, and compe-
tent and judicious candidate-we, the
Young Democrats of Lewisburg do most
and warmly approve, as we'll as
cheerfully and heartily pledge to sustain
by all honorable efforts in our power.
2. Resolved, That the nominations made
at Harrisburg to fill the exalted and re-
sponsible trust of Judges of the Supreme
Court Of the State of Pennsylvania, meet
our approbation-that we have confidence
in their integrity and qualifications and re-
oice in the assurance of their triumphant
election at the polls, in October next.
Sd. Resolved, That for the better fur
;herance of cause Of Democracy and of
ointly contributing our aid to the success
# the candidates above named, we do
hereby form ourselves into an association
Q be known and styled as the Young !
Mems Bigler Club of Lewisburg," and
hat we will endeavor to render ourselves
Forthy associates and assistants in the
,reat cause on whose success, we think,
epends the prosperity Of our beloved
tate.
The Report was received, and the reso-
ntions unanimously y W HIIUI
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