New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

prprp1IcAyIsM IN CHAUTAUAUE CoUSTY.-The
Cbautauque County papers contain the proceedings
of public demopstr, alton by the people OF that
County against secret political Associations, which
came of at the Courthouse Feb. ., and was organ.
lied by calling the Hon. A. Dixon, of Westfed, to
the Chair, and appointing DR.. George s. Harrison, OF
Stockton, Theron S. BLY,, OF Harmony, and William
Coyn of Hano ser, as Vice-Presidentsi and Stephen
Snow, Of Fredonia, and John +. Phelps OF Mayvle,
as Secretaries.
The call under which the meeting had assembled
having been read by Mr.. Snow, one Of the Secretaries
the Hon. G. W. Patterson moved that aCommlttee
of FIVE be appointed by the Chair to report resolu-
TORS for the consideration OF the meeting.
The Chair appointed as such Committee Messrs.
G. W. Patterson, Of West6eld; n. Sackett, OF Han.
over; John II. Pray, of Harmony Z. +. Warren and
John VI. Edison, of Charlotte.
During the Absence of the Committee, the meeting
was addressed by Messrs. Plumb and Walker, OF
Westfeld; Baker of Sherman Msson, Of Harmony,
and Van Ness, OF Chsutauque.
The Committee on Resolutions returned, and,
through their Chairman Lieut.-Gov. Patterson, re-
ported the following resolutions, which were each
consider ed separately, and unanimously adopted
Rred That receu. even have iu s,et the vision and
foIe,sht of Fsher of bis Country and sisen an TIRE
for political objects.
Blt,d That time aad experience have but served 70 con
views Of that ilusous Ins sucn socicef
are the hsbds the selfish and
trasug them only acquire power sohAy put
T. zap ard desiroy the sacred principles Of Government
hssored That II Is slarmrg TO the true trenss OF on ne
rabcsn learn that secret political societies aye
ben or.srred in every part OF State BY cess1ps men
md thar Of this secret eoneise are s"ofn
s potcs mTttcrs f al political onces io seSO-a
80 degre. members Of this Oder" -.
hssored Thst honesty OF purpose needs no conees mem
That full II the honesty
virtue of the o. the American People will regard tns
Q ere workings Of Political Graf IS evidence OF esi ana
eorrupt ard relying on the sage MANN hs
'yixaee the priee Of liberty will unite win sach g
would peIpetuAte The American Union and ITS laoerf
aers and susrrg posts Of honor aud tius those $40
those oriy vto opposed 70 scIet P9e ot
end .pd penv and boldly before the people OF the common
ground Of free discussion =, -. =,
Rs,olrsd That the efforts making by me meuoes u
this secret political Order 10 diseouisse emiz .ioh AZ
srd repshensble than were the me r " -
Gterge the lid the end emPhseAlJ
IN TIE Dselsrsiion Of Independence: ,. rs.,-
,.ord That The liberal and eushered views Of Jefferson
CD the AZ &c; Of naturalization having bsen the set ed sy
Of the country for thsn forty years change o. Us
policy vii. tend only sve rise 10 nusna -
lie weaker ard classes OF society resuiihe u
dsmoraizsfion Of portions Of both ,,.s ~ our
RSsored That the rsh Of suffrage - aeknoHsreeea -
Con.ptiop and Laws adopted citizens well = nn'
and The Decls alton Of Independence Is an invitation -
ctive ara betray mankind this rshi e
R,,olr,d Thst egsrd the right CT suffrage
80 every eitisrp and necessary 10 the inditrn
. The weapon put into his HAMS BY soeisty for as
;scfion. x.,,, -. 49,, ,ritten II
vain ,xeert IL tesch that persecution for rehnes'
srl,,a onv In the adv Of the peees'eo
ps.area That the institution OF Slavery Is aSA'e '1'-