CInv Meeting at Paterson, n. j.
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At n very large and respectable adjourned meet
ine of the Whig- OF the County at PAsSAIc, held
pursuant to a public call, at Henry ii Post, Pas
saic Hotel in Paterson on Ihur-day cN cnIsg, the
3lst inst. for the purpose OF hearing the report o
= Committee appointed a, II previous meeting
Jo,yru SuIrH was called TO the Chair and JoHs
Kgrx,S chosen Secretary. The Committee, con
sistipq of \. Prisons. A. Goodwin, Joseph Smith
r. j. Marsh. and Abraham Pratt, reported the tol-
Iorino resolutions which were seyeTaiiy read and
unanm,usy adopted


Resi,ed That The pres-o, depressed and unhappy con
,on Of country, with DOUBT am dscoId m our puoi'
conncs th Treasury shonored ana without revenue


with all the great the country. the Moaeyed the
Agricultural the Mercantile. and the Manufacturing IN
state OF unparalleled depression calls for bold and opeS
.ynre,on OF opinion from every patriot who desires
to avert the caames which threaten to involve Us IN utter


Re,,led That while we the origin Of most Of these
evils to the experiments bch for year past have been car
ried on v the late dominant party tie Union We beieve
ther c. nnuance owing John Tyler President by ac-
yden and by choice who lD>"Sl oi co operating WIN
The gcaf nalo y of the nation expressed through their
Representatives IN Congress has every occasion wari
ed those which were calculated 10 gse suffering
community sound currency restore confidence produce
healthy demand for agricultural products. keep our work
shops 90 successful operation and bring rrei To the great
Iody of workinrmcf now destitute of employment.
his caamOu succession to the Chief Magsiracy has been
dishonest and dhonorable in the extreme and evinces
tots abandonment Of former professions and principles II
they interfere at all with hs presenmeie "r 'uN'o pros


R.or,ed That our only hope Of deliverauce rom the
evils under which groan Is by elevang TO the Cnel
Msgisiracy the Nation one whose past ,e'ces 10 ne
country shall be guarantee lor DIS lu'ue ue'o'' l" 'i
true interests


ResoIstd Tha, in HENRY CLAY recognize the cham
pon bis couDtry's rights snd interests ever aiul ana
npaerin alike in the hour Of peril and prosperity, a'a,e


man of aud elevated views tor h country
good whose patriotism is dsutercgrd a. h, character h
Spoe' and that this meeting, representing the "mgs o.
the County Of PaSsac use he voices with those OF ''
thousands who are calling from all quarters OF our vast IL
ION to name the Peoples Candidate for the next fres
idency e,.,


Reeired That the distribution OF the proceeds the sales
OF the Public Lands the States called icr by The urgent
want. Of the States 10y the original terms oi cesson by
good faith in CARRYING the enacneRts OF well consid
cred law hy the necessity OF having permanent ana no
N fuctuane Revenue-snd above all, for the preservation
of political purity by deprvBg demagosueso OF ample means
for bribery and corruption by donations OF the fubc DO
mains -
R,sol,ed That the pursued by the Ney-Jersey
delegation in Congress entities them to the cordial asd
sincere thanks OF their constituents ana we A. potuoh
uOn TO that OF the country in general


Rolved That We are IN iaver OF One PRESIDENTIAL ierm'
and a modihJ alton of the Veto power.


ResO!1ed, That copy o the proceedings OF hs meet ns
and the foregoing Resolutions be transmitted by The CHAIR
and Representatives In Congress and hc pus-
lshed in the Paterson ntessncer, Newark Daily AsNer-
tser. New-york Tribune, and sIheT whis papers.


The meeting was ably and eloqucntly addressed
bv AARON s. PESNINGroS, Gen. 4. GOODWIN. T..
j. MARSH, and Others. who warmly advocated the
Protection of American Industry; and the announce
ment of the name of the illusirious Statesman OF
the West-thc unwaverng advocate of the Amer
lean ,ystem-HENRY CLAY, received with
acclamaton by this large assembly of the Wings
of Passaic who thus cvinced determination to
give their undivided support to the Peoples can
didate. JOSEPH SMITH, Chairman.


JoHN kEENAS, Secretary.


PaferlOn .Iulg 9lsf, 1912