Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-12-11
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ebarsoan alorniup. December 10. 1856.
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ynrvC NrN'S REPUBIICAN CLUB.-Pursuant
"a coE the Young Mems Fremont and Dayton
CInh met at the Club room on Monday even
inc. Nov. -, for the purpose of recognizing
As Republican Club, with reference to future
contests. The committee on permanent officers
r,rorted the following, who were unanimously
elected
pr,,nj,nt-E \. PARSONS.
I,s, pyfydsntS-t'. ii. WOop. W. T. DoDGE, W. HI. II.
E,gy " Bull. \. u. kINGsBERY.
g,,,-,l;a- Secrfturg-I V. Geiger.
f,,rr,spcnding SscTefdTI-P ID. Morrow.
rr.frrr Coulaitte-Iere Culp, o. d. Lyon, G.. Brit
ton Vim. Marshall, H. Bowman.
The Club then adjourned to meet at the
Court House, Monday evening, Dec. l.
MoxpAv EVENING December l.
The Young Mems Republican Club of To-
wanda borough, met at the Court House, pur-
snant to adjournment, and was called to order
hy the President, f. A. Parsons after which
the chairman of the Committee on Resolutions,
CHAS. NJ WE'RE, Esq, reported the following
Wuyrrss: The election Of James buchanan on the
h Of November last. TO the Chief Magstracy of the
United states mnSt be regarded endorsement, BY
,r1,r who their >ufrageS for the platform which
widowed up his identity of the and policy of
the present Administration. policy which Mr.. Buchanan
- continue if true e. those NJ whose hands he receiv
e his election. and whereas believe continuance
Of ,h policy. and repetition of the outraSes that have
'ea mi,ted upon the citizens Of Kansas for the last
e,n months with the sanction of the Executive. and
,.rei hv Federal Arms must tend 10 weaken. and II
M Is destroy the bonds which hold together the States of
:sf,I'ni,n therefore
R,,o'rff That the members of the Young Mems Re
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.1r, OF Bradford County, undaunted by our recent tenn
.-l. defeat. 80 this night vows of eternal
r., ua,-p- devotion "a the cause of Human Freedom :
,i e here pledge ourselves each other, and 10
h-ea hr,u Shout the whole country In stand fast TO
&c PRINCIPLES promulgated N the Peoples Convention at
asitYha in June last until their triumph i
Rssnrsl That we hate aS :reemen only can hate ty-
aaay d. IT. forms tha; hestowng upon it the con
s.r-lt Label Democracy cannot change il nature or
., consequences and that will fight It while
and Zee {ueath to those who 20 succeed ha-
'--l O.. ID cgUallcd only by our own.
Rns~fd That all honor i due IN noble standard
.1rs> in The recent eiectIon-Fremont and DAYTON
--rv aatur.cd the standard Of Freedom in lS56-may
.rg ,a-!! 1: 10 4 triumphant victory in 1850
On motion, the resolutions were unanimous
], adopted. After which the Hon. u. Will
yrr entertained the audience with an eloquent
aidre>>, in which the aims and tendency of
n, miScallcd democratic doctrines were fully
,ytwed.
The following resolution was then read by
q y. MoNTANYE, ami unanimously adopted
Rso.red. That the continued and unwarrantei abuse
ne personal and private character o. our esteemed
e.. N-citzcn, the Hon. David Wlmot by hirong
., Nf this county. and hv cnNtepthls tncrtnt ch
ie>S demagoGne paid for the infamous work by those
g., ear his bnld and manly independence in the cause
freedom. meets with the unqualified condemnation OF
~-CIi Of the people OF this CnuntN-thit IN
.a;lon he has their entire confidence aud respect.