Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

Bellamy Slorer received ITO
George b. Way 1888
James ii. Thompson ----a------82 90
y. Bowen sc |
J. Probdsco 38 |
J. L. oraZee |
BELLAMy SToRER and GEO. B. Way hav.
a majority, were declared duly nominated |
as candidates for Supreme Judges.
On motion the nomination of the candi. |
dates for Supreme Judges was unanimously
ratified.
Hon. John L. Green, Chairman Of the |
committee on Resolutions, reported The fol. !
lowing which were adopted:
Resotped, That the resolutions of the
Wing Conventions Of A. D. 1848 and A. d.
1850 declste the position of the Wings of
Ohio on State and National policy lha,
protection TO American industry, sound
Currency, the Improvement Of our Rivers
and Harbors, an unyielding opposition 10 all
encroachmenls by the Executive Power, and
a paramount regard to the Constitution and
the Union are now. as ever, the cardinal
principles Of the Wing party. ... ~. a
Resolred, That as National gar,y, the
Wing party is now, and always has been,
in favor Of cordial and hearty support of
the Constitution of the United SAFES: ,ha,
we regard all its provisions as equally bind
ing; and we feel ourselves ready and will.
ling to carry them ont fully and faithfully.
Resotped Ina, The National Adminisra,
tion, undes the guidance Of our Wing Pres.
lJens: Millard Fillmore, has the unbounded
Confidence Of the Wings Of Ohio; that in
our domestic policy, lis manly advocacy of
Protection TO Native Industry, the Improve
men, of Rivers and Harbors, the reduction
af Postage, and the strict accountability and
Economy Of Public officers, It's Energetic.
Republican, truthful and dignifed manage.
ment Of our Foreign Affairs. have secured
for it the gratitude Of this and The respec, Of
other nations.
Resolued, That as the compromise meas
ures were moi recommended by Wing ad.
minslraton, and were not passed as party
measures by Congress, perfect toleralion Of
opinion respecting those measures should
be accorded TO Wings everywhere.
Resolved, That it is the desire Of the
Wings Of Ohio that Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT
should be the candidate of,he Wing party
for President Of the United States al the
election Of A. d.. 1852; and we cordially
recommend him TO the Wings Of the Union
as the most deserving and suitable candidate
Tor that Office. -.r+ ..a
Resolued, That while wo express oul
preference, The Wings Of Ohio will cheer,
fully support, the nominee of National
Wing Conventions; and that for the purpose
of ascer,aining the choice Of The Wings o.
the Union, we recommend that such Con
j veniion be held at Cincinnati, al such
time as may be agreed upon. gl sr at
y Resolved, Thal The Ticket which this
!. Convention this day presents 10 the people
Of Ohio, embraces men ofworh, ability anC
integrity we recommend il 10 the warm ant
enthusiastic support Of the Wings through
out The State. rr.ut es1fo9 ok
Resolped, That the following gentlemen
be, and they are. hereby recommended a!
q suitable persons 10 scl as State Wing Cen
: tral Commiuee for the ensuing yrar, 10 &c
6 until their successors are appointed; those
: named who reside out Of Columbus, 10 &c
: as advisory members. And said commit Q;
} shall have power TO add 10 their numbers q
) their discretion; 5 agy s8 .;9.{.
I. John Graham, Columbus. am8 s5ife.
John B. Thompson, 9 eN Is a.as
4 Col. William, Miner, /" s,eN sat 81
William I. Bascom, ~, ,uc.4ju lrs i
4 James l.. Bales, " .
Il F. T. Backus, Cleveland, q55s E.rs,
4 John X, Green, Cincinnati. a4s is
j Miller Pennington, ST. iCpirsville, a
Richprd Green, Dayton, n,as9 go
| On motion, the thank ofthe Convention
were rendered TO the City Council of Column
bus, for The use of, City Hall. B.
\ On motion of Mr.. Green, the Convention
adjourned without day.
! HANSON L. PENN, President.
,GEo. G. STBDMAN, Secretary. af
j SHORT DRESSES PRENTICE, being desired
TO slale,. explicitly, whether be was for Or
against The proposed short dresses for Indies,