Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-16

Austin, G. d. Stephenson and Stewart Inc
substitute was rejected, ayes IS, noes 8.
Mr.. Aus,in's resolution was then adoPo oy
the same vote
Resolred, That Pennsvvrnia, as an aslcui'
tural and manufacturing State, was deely IN
terestcd in the passage of that bill, and thFotes
Of The seven members Of the PennsvivaTa DC.
legation against it, was given in disresru o,
the interests Of the State, and in violation oil
their duty 10 their constituents. A9p,ed,
noes 9. - r
Resolred, That we highly approve OF acal' OF
State and national conventions, OF The frfnd' o'
agriculture and domestic manufactures as re-
commended by the society OF Phiiaf
"for the promotion of manufactures ad the
mechanic arts" and will cordially cooperate
with them in promoting concert of aclon be-
tween the friends Of those interests. Adopted,
noes !.
Resoiyed, That a. Stewart, John VI. hps,in,
A. Dempsey, and S. Evans, be appolnttd DEL
ega,es 10 attend the convention, to he held al
Harrisburg ON the 9th day Of June EXT, or
sue h other day as NAV be agreed on, AID that
the delegation have power TO hll vaca'cies:-
Adopted.
RESOLVED. That James Todd, Rober, SkiIes,
and VIM. Sa,er. of Uniontown; Levi Springer,
A. Brvson. sen and George Griffith, OF Union
Samuel Nixon, Charles BrovnheId,
an. James Abrahams, Of George township;
Major Encix, Michael Crow, and Peter S'ents,
Of Springhill township; James Sangstop, jacob
DeGnbaugh. and Roberts Barton, OF German
township; Col. II Heaton, Geo. Craft, and Maj.
Dearth, Of Luzerne township; Robert Johnson,
VIM Col,in ir. and VIM. Syms, OF Redstone
township; D. 4 c Sherard, Isaac Hunt, and
Mai. Terrence, of Dunbar township; Coz. Dunn
Samuel Rankin, and Amos Coop~r, OF Frank
lin Township. Christian Tar, Frederick Shear
er, and Capt. Wells. Of Washington township;
Hugh Terrence, John Cochrane, and Matthew
Ray, Of Tyrone Township; Solomon hearns,
Frederick DumboG. and Jacob hurry, OF Salt
lick township; Col. Virgins, Col. A. Moore,
ard Abner Mitchell, of Wharton township;
Esq L.euhart, Daniel Collier, and VIM Ebert,
Of Clay township: Samuel Trevor, Jonathan
Page, and James Whaley. Of Connellsvi'le, Maj
Andrews, Casper Etiine and John BOYD, OF
Bu!skin, Valentine Giesey, Martin Herman
and 1T M'Kennrn, of Brownsville: Rnberi
Rogers, Samuel Kreps, and Caleb Hunt, oil
Bridgeport; John Hackney, VIM Starlight, and
Nathan Lewis, of Menallen township, De APP
pointed committee to address the people OF
Pennsylvania on The subjcc, of the foregoing
resolutions Adopted unanimously.
Resolved. That we will nv all honorable means
promote the adoption ofthe GA merio anSvstem
Of internal improvements and domestic manu-
features, as identified with the interests and
lasting prosperity of the nation Adopted unan-
imouslv.
HesoIred. That when Great Britain prohlbl's
the importation Of our grain anil provisions, lc
support her manufactures, We ought in like
manner to prohibit the importation OF her wo"
and woollen goods. Adopted unanimously.
Resolred, That the scarcity of money and thu
embarrassments Of the country, are the OH
spring of the present policy of purchasing 10y
eign manufactures to the ruin Of our own. "A
>l,,,rtru uuauiuruusy
Mr. Stewart proposed that the meeting She aie
ad journ until the Tuesday Of court week,whlct
was rejected by large majority.
Upon motion it was resolved that the pro
ceedirgs ofhis mee'ing be siehed by its off
GERS and Published The meeting then adjourn
ed sine die
JEREMIAH KINDsLL, President.
ISAAC CORE, Vice President.
JOHN Dawson, Secretaries.
SAMUEL EVANS,