New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
Pennsylvania Whis State Convention.
The following Resolutions were unas


mously adopted by the Wings of Pennsylvania,
recently in Convention at Harrisburg:
Resolved, That the Wings Of Psansylvs.ia nov,
as herstofere, cling to and maintain the Wing or.
gsnizaRon 40 the best that has been devised to
our eonnsH country Esafirm their adherence to
the time hoAorsd and long shsTisasd purposes and
policy Of the party, and that entertaining Hsns bat
the kndsst feelings fer their WAig brethren Of the
whole eoun1y, We eaInssay appeal to them to
forget past differences, forgive past grisvaAsss and
move In solid esiunn and act a. eas maa, against
eur common political opponents In the important
elections at hand.
Resolved, That 1t is the duty of the General Gov
eminent in the enactment of Revenue Laws, to sx-
tend impartial aid TO tas industrial interest Of tho
country that now, as ever heretofore, the Wing
party proclaims and maintains It's devoted attass-
lnent to the Protective policy, which alone So
cure to the Farmer, the Manufacturer the Mechanic
and the Laborer, just reward for their tell, skill
and snterprlss.
Resolved, That the Wing party In Pennsylvania il
now, and has been, FIRMLY and periodically at
tached to the Constitution OF ths United S.a,es--
that II neither seeks desires the smendm snt OF
thx. instrument, but holds ali its provisions and re-
qulremenis 70 be sacred and invislabis.
Resolves, That the WAg party OF PenAsylvania Is
most arcsnty devoted 10 ,hs Union as II s and that
1t regards as reasonable ala attempts, come non
What quarter they may, to sander the national com
pact, or 20 weaken s binding force and obligations
Rssclved, That this Convention, representing the
nsarly unanimous sentiK snt of the Wings Of Penn
syrssia, hereby Telteraiss the srprssRon Of their
entire confidence IA the sound political principles
ana thsu high appreciation OF the eminent pasis
services OF the Hero, Pauiot, State I'm an and Cap
tain oi the age, Gen. WINFIELD scoTr, ana that
row, se heretofore, We preseEs him for the Prss-
tsncy, as the uDdousted choice OF the people Of
Pennsylvsnia for that high office. ard in tie fullest
eoLhdsnce mai, under has leadership. We can aad
viii tnunphaxty carry the Electoral vote Of Penn
sylvenis, withoat which no Presidens was ever
made.
Rssolrsd, That the administration of President
Fillmore deserves and resolves our hearty sommea-
6ston for the sesrity and patriotism with which Il
has conductec the foreign and ssic policy ofths
cousny coming virhR it, reach and influence, and
that this somnsRd&tIsn Is bzssd no less UPON the
cignitec ase EBfBehing manner il which oGr inter-
course witA foreign nations has besA e,sductsa,
than upon ts wIse, soacihatory ard bsnefccnt man
TIE snforeine OF the etrIctest accountability and
economy Of pVeie offers and in supporting the
protscton OF acme INDUSTRY and the Improvement Of
TiveIs nld harDsrs. kmincasly national aud truly
CONSERVATIVE, ve hail PIessens VI more as O ,rigaf
ornament TO ihs parry vhca elected ain 10 the Of
tee he so -crfniy flls
Rssolres, That the Delegates from this State 10
the haropsl Convention are hereby Tcasested AID
irt.Iuctt1 70 sCqfsn She no 1lnatioa OF Gc2erl
WINFIELD scorT ~ TIE nrsk choices Of ne Ways Of
PENS, wanna, ara az SWING certain ground %
hops TefeI Grains oar roOie Common wealth, aud
Plac rs u u tie suss VI Vh.s States. rlra
Rssoifsd, That sc re. DR. Nearly r. snkr . e.
GgyeTEGr Johnston Tor be "a sl ~ ITS put forth ~
hin 70 feduce re State il1e ssart s. trl
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70 aeart IL re crUatCgt ID re asLlls of onr $50
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