American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18

Inc people oi tiiiS Distr'ct 10 determine uno.
they are willing TO abandon the substantial ts
hts which they derive from the administered !.
the present incumbent Of the Presidency e..
mere experiment Of possible improvement IN th..s
condition. "''
nit the following resolutions, to unite the lr;e~
Of Mr.. Adams in their support of his re elec,o'
to the Chief Maeistracy of the Union.
Resolved That it is the undoub,ed rirht and ho..,
duty Of every citizen Of this republic 10 have an% M
opinions public and public men far h' ivy
and to express them freely and firmly on all propsr 10"
sons but that in holding or expressing such opnon
is not either necessary or proper that he should ;mn
the motives or commit violence the feelings Of os,
because that they happen to have different views os ~
Forant subjects, equally interesting TO all parties '
Resoted, That the present Administration of,he yn,,,
States, being wholly composed Of long tried brL
proved and emnenty talented patriots is ent;,led y T
respectful consideration and honorable support offs. WV
ing attached to that public policy which has exalted 4.
reputation OF our country abroad and opened The w
the preservation OF permanent peace and steady prose
y at home. ~"
ResofDsd That the measures recommended =, 49,, -
operation by the present Executive, have been enn
calculated to advance the best interests of these u!
States whether relating 10 foreign or domestic ,g;
and that the moderation mixed with firmness which "
been conspicuous in those measures is entitled IN
receives our warmest appi obaon.
Res0lved, That the policy Of the present Admnis,,
in promoting surveys for making roads and canal a. i
our coasts, habors and 'vers, for the purposes OF INTERIM
Improvement thereby to facilitate the interior and eAer
commeice OF the United Statesthat the dsposlon az;
tested to protect every branch of the national i,g,
agricultural. manufacturing mmercal and to on
courage all classes of persons in their ow law fl nurs
in The resolution to maintain the reputation of The re-
public in all countries, and the honor of the
banner in every scan the determination to execute N,
laws Of the land temperatey but decisvely and repd
lustice without favor or Affection to all descrptonsc pe
sons-in seeking "peace commerce and honest friend
ship with all nations, but yielding to one the ea
particle oi those rights Which belong to our soye. pn
and ipdependencen neither depressing The weak or su
hitting to the strong-the general government has esp
ed that degree Of wisdom and virtue for which we e.
hat country may be always distinguished and soul
receive the honest and continued supper. Of the WORTHY
and good and conserae people Of tie United States VIII
have other object than the public safety and h.
general welfare.
Resolred That the citizens Of Baltimore and Of The s.
Of Mary land at large, deeply interested in inernci I'M
b,o1emenssand that the liberal construction of the cop
tuition ct the United States acted upon in the admin,
rstons or washington, Jefferson, Madison and Mo- zoe
and held good by the present executive the true er6o
lion Of the constitution and be Welded to vision srv
SPECTATORS or who make combinations to obtain no,
cal power without lncalculsble injury these Unied
States and great violence the interests of the reopa
thereof and that the sincere and hearty thank. of this
meeting be given and hereby voted the Legislative and
executive departments Of the state of Mar, sLd for the
seadness and ability with which they have supported this
Which
they have manifested 10 promote Internal improvement
Resoaed That the present administration Of the United
States, in It's past and present policy, having adopted and
pursued the OF lis lstrious preGece sols
every possible claim best feelings for support an.
that without cause, ne consen, that lie delicate
and important management OF civil social and foesa
affairs shall suddenly pass into the charge of nexpcrien.
ced hands-ard, before agree 10 any change HE
benefits TO be derived from it must be made apparent
us.
RI n fsy, ,,J hut, wifi Jar,n
frmncss and zeal, advocate the reelection Of JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS 10 the presidency OF the United S'a,e'
because that highly approve of his public conduct and
have full reliance in the wisdom and virtue ofhose whom
he hath associated with him administering tile public
concerns Of our country.
Resovtd, Tha, it be recommended to the enls Of lie
Administration Of the several counties Of this state
scmb!e as soon they conveniently al such public
places central best fit ed for the purpose
and appoint any number of delegates not exceeding twelve
to represent them in convention lobe held in Baltimore
on the fourth Monday of July ensuing being the 2Sd day
OF that month, for the consoles alton and adoption OF such
measures AZ shall appear. needfu to bring out f and
fair expression Of the will of the people Of Maryland and
sustain the Administration Of the United States
Rcsot1ei. That Solomon Etting, John Illen, William
Seusrt, Nathaniel F. Williams, Thomas Watkins HT.
James b. stansbury, and George Keyscr, be COMMITTEE
whose business shall be call appoint ward meetings
OF The friends Of the administration which shall be reque''
ted 10 appoint standing committees Of vigilance. and Other
comnitcesas they shall think proper and also to designate
and appoint one citizen for each ward to be associated
the seven appointed by this meetng-to form gencia!
committee, which shall be permanent, with power oado
measures to keep up their number, in Of absence,
DEATH or from any other cause aud TO do and attend 70
interests OF the friends Of the administration in the cry OF
Baltimore as TO them shall appear necessary and proper
ntl superseded by some new proceedings OF tho peof
on This suhjec-And said general committee are charger
win the appointment Of delegates to represent US ~ ~
convention proposed to be held in the preceding reso
ton.
Resolved That he preceding address and resolutions ne
signed ny the President and Vice President and the oec
ares. and be published under the charge Of and IN SUI
manner, as the committee above named shall direct.
LUKE 1iERNAN, President
GEORGE WARNER, Vice PresldeI'
WM STEU4RT.
NATaL. +. WILLIAMS. s
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