Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-08-07
Marshaling into Line /!

| Here is the pledge Of the Wings q
Boston. at recent immense assemblage--
| Resoluca, That the Wings of Bosto1
and OF the county of Suffolk, in Faneui
Hall assembled, avow and declare thei
adherence to- and their intention, in com
mon with their brethren throughout th,
Union, to maintain those great principles
which have been affirmed and promul
gated by the Wing National Convention
at Baltimore and, as the means OF &C
doing, they equally ayow and declare
their intention to abnle By and Sustain
all the dosa,gs Of the Courentio,, as the
properly constituted organ Of the whole
Wing party of the United States. as
Resolyea, That we reaffirm, as embra
cling principle fundamental to party
existence, a resolution adopted by the
Wings Of Boston, Faneuil Hall assem-.
bled, in 164S, and declare that by "tbe
appointment of delegates to represent the
Commonwealth at large, and delegates
to represent the respective districts of the
State in the Wing National Convention,
recently assembled, all of which delegates
were present and acting in that Conven.
ton, the Wings Of Massachusetts bound
themselves, solemnly and in good faith,
to abide by and support the decision of
that Convention and it is the purpose Of
the Wings here assembled to keep that
pIigAted .fasth snviolate, and to 20 qcitA
their qcloie heart and strength into the
support of the candidates nominated by
that Convention. H..
Resolued, That we hereby cordially
ratify and adopt the nominations and pro.
ceedings of the Baltimore WhigConven.
ton, and pledge our united and earnest
support to Gen. Winfield Scott of New
Jersey, and VIM. A. Graham, of North
Carolina, and that we will leave no effort
untried to elect them to the high offices for
which they have been nominated, and
which we believe are destined to fill.
The following are resolves of Wing
State Convention Of Pennsylvania in ses-
sion when the nominations were made
: Resolpetl, That we the Wings of Penn
sylvania in State Convention assembled,
do most cordially ratify the nomination of
Gen. Winfield Scott for the Presidency of
the United States, this day made by the
National Wing Convention at Baltimore.
We adopt him as our candidate, and
hsa7tily subscribe tie declaration Of
principles Of, that bozy.
Resolued, That the nomination of Gen.
Winfield Scott, is particularly gratifying
to Pennsylvania, inasmuch as he has been
for years the first choice Of large portion
of her citizens, for that distinguished sta.
tion. His fame is dear to us as forming
part of the brightest pages of the history
OF our common country. And that he
lives enshrined in the hearts OF Pennsylva-
MAS gallant sons, whom he has so often
led to victory, and to glory.
Resolpetl, That we call Upon every
Wing Of the North, the South, the East
and the West, to strike in boldly for the
obtainment of glorious victory, in the
election of Que whose triumphant sword
successfully defended our northern from
tier, whose unparalleled success in arms.
aided in extending our borders on the
blue Pacific-whose civi! services have
been eminently successful in the North,
the south, the East and the West, Whose
mind is capable of comprehend
ing the interests of all, and whose patri.
otic heart beats with love for our country,
our whole country, and nothing but our
country. f3'' ~
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