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At tEc recent mass convention For fhe nomination of Electoral and Congressional tickets, in New-Jersey, when thousands upon thousands of inc people were present. the following resolution was unanimously adOp- ted. It is complimentary but just ac- acknowledgement of the untiring, and not less meritorious, because unavailiDg. exertions of the gentlemen named, to defend the rights. not only of New Jersey, but of every state. against the arbitrary, crushing encroach- ments of Executive power:

 That the country IS indebted to the Honor- able Willard Fillmore, Truman Smith, John M. Bolts, and Benjamin Randall. for their honorable, intelligent. and independent course us members of the Committee of Elec- tions; and for their ceaseless, uFStiring and successful effdrts in exposing the serviIe and designing conduct of the majority of that Comnlittee-that New Jerscy owes to them an especial debt of gratitude, which she will ever be proud to acknowledge; and that sa Jerssy yn'en, we now--upon the spot where onr fathers first rolled back the deve Ssaiing' power of British oppression, and gave new hope aud impulse to the evcnsfIl struggle for American Ind, pendGnce--tender thcm our most cordial thanks.

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