The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-12-09
WING Resolutions of New Hampshire.

At the Wing State Convention Of New
Hampshire, held on the Sd instant at Manches-
ter, the following delegates and substitutes
were chosen to the National Convention +:
Thomas M. Edwards, of Keene, and Ichabod
Goodwin, of Portsmouth, were chosen from the
State at large, with A. P. Hughes, of Nash
vile, and G. H. Bell, of Somersworth, substi-
tutes. For District No | George Wadeieh,
of Dover, delegate, and James w. Emery, of
Portsmouth, substitute. No. 2, George w.
Nesmith, of Franklin, delegate, and Otis Jones,
of Wilmot, substitute. No 3, A. f. Stevens.
of Nashua, delegate, and F. A. Faulkner, of
Keene, substitute. No. a, John S. Walker, of
| Claremont, delegate, and G. f.. Thompson, of
| Haverhill, substitute.
After the appointment of central committee,
the following, among other resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
| Resolved, That the Wings of New Hampshire re-
new their pledge of abiding attachment to the
Union of the States, and hailing with admiration
| and pleasure whatever tends to the welfare and
| happiness OF the American people, the true glory
| and renown OF our sacred Union, and the advance
| ment OF republican liberty throughout the world
| recur at this time with feelings of national pride
and sincere gratitude to the peace, security, and
happiness now 30 fully enjoyed by the citizens of
| the United States, and to the commanding position
which this Republic, under wise and patriotic
Administration, now occupies among the nations
of the earth. That they recognise in President
| Fillmore and his Cabinet an Executive Council
whose eminent services have rendered their names
illusrious in the history of the country-a council
unsurpassed in wisdom and ability-whose pro-
found craftsmanship and faithful discharge of off.
DIAL duty have inspired the American people with
unreserved confidence in the National Administra-
| ton, and renewed their hope for the continuance
and prosperity of our cherished inst tutions That
the loading features which have fixed the charac
ter of the present Wing National Administration
the spirit of bold and genuine republicanism in
which the audacity of Austrian tyranny has been
so ably and deservedly rebuked-the broad ma
tionaity which has extended the protection of the
lava TO every portion of this wide RepubIic-the
maintenance of our international relations in all
honor and integrity--the prompt removal of un
faithful ofcersthe sincere and able defence of the
cardinal principle, Protection 10 american In.
bor'-the public and personal interest in the great
works OF internal improvement throughout the
countryside safe guidance of the ship of State
through the troubled sea OF sectional jealousy and
State nullitcation-the noble and humane act of
extending, in behalf Of the American people. the
protection and hospitality of the Republic TO the pa
triot exiies OF Hungary, have illuminated the pro
greer OF this Government. disarmed the most able
and honorable among the opponents of the Admin
stration sofened, beyond precedent, the political
asPertios of the country, and combined to place
the Administration Of Willard Fillmore side by