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coun.enance and approval Of the Nation they
will triumph. Marx it well


The following are the Resolutions adopted 0Y
tbe Young Mems National Convention


Resolutions adopted at the Young Men


Wing National Convention OF ha'ihc"-


ton.


Resorred. That this Convention has received WITH


The most profound and grateful sensihlity the udnss
AZ the nomination Of HENRY CLAY, 50 the y" fis
candidate for the Presidency al the aiproeciilng
,ion That, recognizing IN this NOMINATION put ~
expression OF the universal and chetished "Isti o ~,
Whes, they hail IL with the peculiar greeting cue
- ~, ,bo ia above all other rpen, the Man OF The
Union the history OF whose whole Puoilc e i 'i.e
,nnouncemenr and expression 0; the genuine seA'-
roant ntincIple aud purpose OF the Wing party. =,


Pesalred That this Convention has heard win
The livelie-, qualification the NOMINATION OF mr.
n0PF FRELINGHUYSEN the candidate ior
the Vice Presidency, assured that IN MS hIes ~
mia county, in his uudoubted attachment TO the pri
cole5 OF The Wing Party in his eminent SER ices, ap
o,oved ability and moral puri.y, the People nave
the hest security for the honest discharge OF 'e GU
les of the station Tor which be has been seiec'ed'


Resofred That this Convention do therefore most
cordially raty anc confirm the saiq
and do Dledge themselves and the wing parry 10
the vigorous support and furherance oil the same
with sll the zeal and by all the effort wricn NAY
becorne GOOD citizens striving 10 the cause oi 'heir





Pesolred. That this Convention re eiflrm and
proudly proclaim its adherence 10 the dis'iAcu'e
PRINCIPLES and Measures Of the Wing Party, no"
Known OF al! men, and cherished By large msJoiI-
~ Of the American People as follows =


Tar1f which shalt OF itself provide SUM
,ien, revenue 10 paw the debts and deiray The ex:
oendi,ures of the Federal Government-such farm
30 adjusted as equally 10 protect encourage anu
cbersh in all It's branches the Productive Industry
Of the Country.
,. A National Currency, which shall be OF UNI
form par value in every part Of the Onion, ana WHICH
nav be transmitted from one section 10 any pan o'
another without discount or deprecaton' ana al le
smallest possible cos-to be created ty such means
and instrurnentaiues shall commend themselves
10 the wisdom OF the next Wing Congress, counsel
ID and aided not obs,ructed and lhwarted. by e
genuine Whg President
g. A fair and equal Distribution Of the Proceeds o'
tie Public Lands among the several States oi u'e
Union, TO be by Them devoted TO purposes oi seneiei
md permanent urty thereby protecting the com
non interest of all from aggression and spoNuuon'
preventing unnecessary and perncious fluctuations
IN the Tariff and putting stop 10 the discredltaCir
spectacle OF free and enlightened nation year ov
year devouring lis substance and steadily diminish
ing the broad patrimonv 5eqGeathed TO II by iDe
vaor and sacrifices Of lllustnous ancestry 10 sup
oIv The waste and want OF lis annual and ordinary
expenditures.


Resoired. That the practical restriction OF the
Veto power which has grown by repeated encroach-
nena into mighty engine OF Exec utive Despotism;
the Limitation OF PrasdeDtto single term; the re-
trenchraent of our national expenditures by every
practicable means the reform OF the now glanng
abuse and corrupuoGs growing out OF an unworthy
bestowaI of Executive patronage; and the genefal
reduction OF burhens and increase oil Dement'S re-


ul,ing to the People from the existence and opera
tons Of the Federal Government, are objects icr
which the Whig party will increasingly strive until


their efforts are crowned with signal and triumphant
success.