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has passed in his day. and one TO whom she
is--fiora largely indebted than to any other
living man for services rendered. we most
cordially respond to his nomination by orr
brother wings of the Union. for the office of
President, and respectfully tender them our
humble aid in bringing about SO desirable
consummation We are heartily delighted
TO perceive tha, the honest yeomanry of the
country are awaking to a'Just sense OF the
obligations under which they stand to one Of
the greatest statesmen and public benefac
tors Of the age and that they are willing and
anxious to avail themselves of the services Of
the great Kentucky orator.


Therefore be il. Resoired, That we, a por-
ton OF the wings of Tunica county. in pup
fishing an expression of our own partiaiity
and confidence, do heartily join our whig
brethren in other portions of the Union IN
nominating for the office OF President oflhe
u s. that tried patriot and statesman HEN
RY CLAY. of Kentucky


end Resolrsd. That bitter experience has
lately taught us the dut5 of examining the
professional and political acts of mer propo-
sed 10 fill the second office within our gift,
and SO far as this meeting is concerned, we
are willing to trust to the wisdom and patri-
otism of such man as "honest John Davis,
of Mass to fill that station.


Sd. Resolred, That such action of the
Federal Government as may De necessary
and proper" to equalize exchanges aud Sc
cure to the Union a good currency, at all
times convertible into specie, can bes. be ac-
complished by the establishment OF United
States Bank. with its proper restrictions.


4th Resolrsd. That we view the enact
ment of Tariff laws for revenue to defray
the necessary expenditures of the Fedora
| Government, and incidentally for the protec
ton of American industry and manufactures
not only as constitutional, bnt as highly ne
cessary for the welfare of our common conn
try


5th. Resotred. Thatthe Democratic party
in uncondItIonaIIy repudIatng the Stat
Bonds have disgraced the State in the eye
ofall Christendom.


9th Rssolred, That we urge upon tn
whig patty throughout TIE State to begin t
bestir themselves and prepare for the comm,
conflict in 1874, either by holding a gener
al State or sectional Conventions


7th. Rssolced. That the proceedings o
this meeting be signed by the Chairman AM
Secretary, and forwarded to the Vicksburs
Wing and Memphis Enquirer for publica
tion, with the request of other papers friend
ly to the cause in the State of Mississippi IL
copy the same.


CHAs. May. Sec