The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-02-14
Indiana.


ALLrs CoUSrY WHto MKETISs.-At n meeting
Of the Whigs Of Allen county, held pursuant To
public notice az the court house. in the city Of
Fort Wayne, at one O'Clock. p. m, on Saturday,
the 3ist day Of January, 1862, f,r the purpose Of
appointing delegates ~ attend the State Whig
Convention, 10 be held At Indianopolis on the 10Th
day Of February next, l. :. Bsyloss. eco, was
called to the chair. and p. P. Baily appointed scc
rotary.
The objects Of the meeting having been stated
from the chair, in brief but appropriate
manner
On motion, committee Of three was appointed
by the chair TO report resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of tic meeting.
The committee consisted Of y. P. Baily Richard
Chute, and Joshua Holmes.
After the retirement Of the committee. on mo.
ton, the meeting proceeded to nominate delegates
~ the convention.
The committee on resolutions, through Mr.. Baily.
reported the following, which were una nimously
adopted
Rssofoed, That the Wings Of Allsn county ap-
prove Of holding State Wing Convention at In.
danspolis, the 10th Of February next ~ dcsig-
mated by the call Of the State WhiR Central Com
/ mittee, 20 appoint delegates q National Wing
Convention, 10 form an electoral ticket for tho
| Statc TO nominate candidates for Governor Lieu.
| tenant Governor. and other State officers who nrc
/ 10 be elected by the people 10 consult together
and 20 devise means for the success and prosperity
Of tho party. aud TO perform such other duties
| may seem necessary for the asccndency Of whig
/ measures and whg men.
/ Rs,oiped, That alec approve Of holding a
National Wing Convention for the PURPOSE OF
nominating candidates for President aud Vice Pre-
! sident, and recommend Cincinnati AZ suitable
| place 20 hold said convention
/ Re,oiUsd, That We have the fullest confidence in
/ the ability and unyiclding integrity Of President
Fillmore aud his Administration; that biz domestic
policy has contributed largely 10 sllay a danger
Gus sectional excitement, while bic loregn policy
/ has commanded the respect Of nations abroad, as
/ well "a nagnanimOus opponents At home, ne is
evinced in the language Of that sbie diplomstist,
/ General Case, who says:
II must express my graft fcafiou, in looking over
| the pspers ut the ground taken by Mr.. Cdttcndon,
! in hIs communications with the French and British
ministers. lie laid dorm ne ruf doctrine, the doc
! trine for which have nitcovs confsndfd: and
/ trust tho Administration will adhere 10 IL. Thet
tcti rnesf an snc. nth me general NJ
/ the country This u precisely one Of those quos
tons befJre which party dspnfss should BE- husbsd
and tohch spptai 10 e hsorf' Of he ,ohois Aertcdn
/ peopie."
! Rc,olpsd, That although may not approve Of
the Compromise measures in all their minute de-
/ tails, yet taken altogether, as n compromise ui
vexstious and dang r0us conflicting opinions. We
| endorse and adopt them, and will sustain them,
believing them to have had highly trunquillizine
effect upon rgitated public sentiment, md 10 be
the best that could have been adopted nj tie time
| and under the circumstances.
Rooiped, That we deeply and sincerely sympa.