7th. Our Country-Cu. .-eceoented in itsgrowth,
, unbounded in its resources; may its past history be
but a reflection of ns fu'ure prosperity.
Bth. General E Incur .on and Free Discussion—»
Twin Sister* in Republican govemmets; may they
be regarded by everv Americnn as the surest safe
guards of our civil liberty and free institutions.
9th. Our Territory—Rich in agrlcultuial resour
ces and mineral treasure; a star destined soon to
twinkle in the galaxy of American States; may
the industry of her citizens, the integrity and wis
dom ol her iegi«lators preserve her from the degra
dation of modem epudiation.
10,h Praiiie d i Chain—A gem on the Father
of walers; the beaut; of its situation, excelled only
by lhe loveliness of its Ladies; may the virtue of
its inhabitants equal these.
Ihh. American Ladies—l'nrivalled for beau
ty ; may their vntue only excel it.
12th. The contemplate I Railmad tn Oregon
Success So th* enterprise; may the inhabitant* of
Prauie du Chien soon hear lhe puff of its Engine*.
13th. The Wo<ld—May Miller’s prophecy prove
untrue until the leaven of liberty shall icno' atn it
from ignorance, dispotism and tyranny.
Foi the Wisconsin Herald.
THE Will S OF CRAWFORD
COUNTY.
In pursuance of public notice, the \\ bigs of
Prairie du Chien met at the court Hoose, May
31 st 1845. to consider .he propriety of organ
izing the Whig party iu Crawford county
The Hon J H. Lockwood was called to the
chair, and John Thomas Esq appointed Sec
retary.
On motion, it was uuanrmonsly resolved
that it is expedient lo organize the party, and
that a committee of Jive be appointed io con
sider, and rep -rtat an adjourned meeting, to
be eallled by iheai, a plan lor organization.
