Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-15
NORTHERN WING sEvrinE,r.


question " Here are some Of the facts which
show conclasiyely the utter fallacy Of Afr.
Faulkner argument:
AT ratification meeting Of the wings Of
Albany n 4: where Seward would proba
by have as much infaeaec as any whore else
as i Is his head quarters, the following rcso
luton was adopted
"Resolred. That We fully aud sm,,,.;..,
~ ratify AID approve the ,la,i,,n, e -;
pies adopted by she late NJ ig Na,iou,i ran.
vcntion. AMI we recognize il as summa,r &,
political sentiments BY the establishment an i
maintenance OF which our NATIONAL organis,.
ton rs party was affected"
grand Wing mass meeting was held at
Harrisburg on the Goth ultimo, the auniver
sary oftle battle Of Churubuscc, in attendance
upon which it was represented there was ian
avalanche Of people from all quarters Of the
State" Here is one Of the resolutions adupt.
I'd on the nceasion;
"Resolred That we cordially. fully. and
emphaticalls endorse the resolutions passed
by the Wing National Convention ut Balti.
more; that tie resolutions on the questions
81 internal Improvement. protective tariff aud
slavery. meet our decided appreciation flat
Unin. Compromise aud Harmony. should be
our watchwords. and that in the language IL
Daniel Webster in the dark aud troubled
night arourd us there is no hope nor safety
save in the action Of the united aud harmoni-
GUS wing party"
The wigs Of Somerset county Pehnsylva-
MIA. at a meeting held on the oath ul,imo,
adopted this. amJng other resolutions:
.Resolred, ] hat the wings Of Somerset
county. having at heart the best interests Of
the party aud the country. cordially endorse
aud willingly ratity the platform laid 'lown by
the late Wing National Convention embracing
MS il does not only tho long cherished princi-
ples Of the party, but all the measures Of the
Compromise. firmly convinced that by so do
Ing they are lending tleir aid TO the Const-
tnticn, aud to perpetuate the Union Is
The wings Of " bite Clay Creek, Del, or
gnnized Scott and Graham Club ON the 9th
nltimo. Among the resolutions they adopted
we fnd the snljained:
"Resolred. / hat the wings Of White Clay
Creek most heartily approve and ratify the
proceedings Of the Balim,re Whig Conven
ton. The sound and comprehensive platform
of principles they have laid down for the gov
ernment Of the country is broad enough for
every w!ig to stand nnni. aud is based up.
on the soundest principles Of patriotism that
embraces tho welfare and prosperity Of the
whole country"
One of the largest wing gatherings ever
assembled in the city Of New York unani.
mouslv adopted this just and explicit resulu
ton. last month:
"Resolred. That We viii sustain the Com
promise measures. including the act for the
surrc der Of fugitivcs from, service, as fial
settlement. IN principal aud substance. Of the
ycxed questions growing cut Of the ins'itu-
ton q slavery. aud an adherence TO these
without evasion on tie ,ne hand, or abuse On
the other, 50 TINT the tights guaranteed ny
tie constitution to the States shall be main.
tainted by the Federal Government Agita.
tion efslavery to be deprecated as Injurious
tn the government dangerous To the public
peace and detrimental to the slave"
Here is a resolution passed at Wig
State convention held in Concord New lamp
shire two weeks ago.:
'.Reso'red. That believing general and
harmonious action ueccssar, 10 TIE existence
OF u national whig party ard the Ultimate sue
cess Of its principles. we endorse cordially
and i,.lly the action Of the last National wing
Convention at Baltimore
The Wings Of Massachusetts held then
State Convention at Worcester. last week.
in which they adopted seven Of the most pat
rintic resolutions we have ever had the graft
fication Of reading One Of them will SUI.
fee:
~Reso'rrd, That in the late Wing Nation
al Convention the coun,ry witnessed an as
senhlv Of patriotic citizens. called aud con
lur,ed according to the well recognized rules
aud usa,es. and fully representing the ,iews
and feelings ii the great " ie party OF the
United states: that their opinions upon the
great questions submitted to them were fair
" a.certaiuci and fully expressed. aud as
such appeal to the honor Of every whig TO
sustain them with good faith. ii he would he
true to himself aud true to the best interests
OF the country"
The Wings Of Vermont IL Convention as.
semhled at Bnrlirgtop. in that State on the
18th Of July, and lopted the following among
other resolutions
"Resolred, That We do hereby declare our
firm attachment TO the wing party Of the
Union. anl decrpt the constitutional and con
serratire principles promulgated by the
Wing National Conrrntion and the litter of
acceptance by General Winfs'd Scott
Now will Mr.. f., put these and others
which we might give of like import. along
side If the sound resolutions Of the Demo-
cratic party Of the North or South and then
strike the balance. Where are the sound
resnlu,ious of the Democr attic State conven-
tions Of Virginia: We're! Tho fact is the
Southern Democracy was opposed to the pas
sage nf the Compromise measures. and SO ad