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AT meeting at the .rhatched Cottage Gar
den in Jersey City, Henry Southmayd in the
chair, and Henry Blackman and S. G. South
ard secretaries a series of patriotic resolu
tions were adopted, and addresses were made
by Messrs. Dudley S. Gregory, one of the
Representatives of the State in the Conven-
tion, +. b. Wakeman, T. A, Alexander, and
w. G. Dusenberry. The following are among
the resolutions adopted on the occasion -:


Resoiped, That we chcerfuy and cordially respond
to the nomination OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRl-
son, of Ohio, and JOHN TY LER, Of Virginia. to the
Offices of President aud Vice President OF the United
States and pledge ourselves firmly and zeaousy to our
Democratic Wing bre hren throughout the Union TO do
all IN our power secure the election OF these men,
who, we believe, will administer the Government for
the welfare Of the people, and not for the aggrandze
ment Of party.


Resoired, That in WILLIAM Henry HsRRIsoS we
present, for the suages of the people the accomplished,
aud honest statesman the brave successful,
and patriotic soldier the generous hearted industrious
and worthy citizen whose life, whether we regard II
in the field the cabinet, at the domestic hearth pre-
scn's a uniform example Of unwaveung patriotism, IN
doubted bravery, and ncounpthe integrity we ne
hold him honored with the confidence Of every Demo
cratic President aud endesrcd to the people by the IN
Vulnerable services which he has rendered them with
out recompense the hope OF reward, by winch they
have been protected from the mseres and suerngs oil
savage and civilized warfare. aud secured the ENJOY
ment Of comfortable happy, and independent homes


Resoiued, That the self sacrificing devotion to the IN
terests and welfare Of country esnccd by
HgSRy Clay IN the voluntary withdrawal Of all his
wcearned claims the presidential chair, and his can.
did avowa OF his determination TO abide by the decision
Of the National C0nventlon and express determination
10 support the candidate selected by that body confer
upon hun new title 10 the gratitude OF his counrymen