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At meeting ofihe National Republican Young Men ofK.ni, holden at John S,. John's Ian, March l6 18S2-L. r. Fuller called to the Chair, and P

 ". Mitls appointed Secretary. The object Of the meeting was explained by the chairman, and the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:

 Resolved, That we approve of the candidates nom mated by the Ba,more Convention for the offices 0 President and Vice President, and that we will us, all hoaorable means to secure their election.

 ResOfusd, That the protection of American Indus try by tar of duties importaoas SO as 10 secure to the people Of the United States the benets Of the home market, is the only true policy of our Govern ment. r Resoired, That in the opinion of this meeting the incompeieney of Andrew Jackson to discharge the responsible duties of the Chief Magsiracy has become apparent and that deprecate bs reelection as ia- compatible 10 the prosperity of the nation.

 Resoiped, That this meeting, having full confidence in the integrity and republican principles of General CHARLES F. SEDGWICK, of Sharon, do there fore recommend him to the National Republican slec. tors ofths l7th District proper person to repre- sent the interests of the District in the Senate o this State.

 ResOlsed. That L. F. Fuller. P. w. Milia, and F. G. Mills attend the Lich6sld County Convention of Young Men, to he holden at Liiehkeld on the 20h inc stant, ss delegates from this town.

 RssOlued That the doings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published. N,

 L. F. FULLER, ChGirmGn. NY NH q