Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
GREAT MEEIING UTICA NY.


An Extra from the office OF the Utica Sentinel 81
Oazctte, furnishes he particulars OF a public meet
ing held at Utica OH the 9th instant, in the Court
Hose, at which ii hund ed CT izcms were pre-
sent. DIR. Thomas Goodsell was called 10 the C. air
aud James McDonough and J. M. Church, Esars.
we're appointed 81 creiaries. The meeting was adj
dressed by &. T. Kirkland. ]. A. Cooper, ana j. A.
Spencer, Esqrs a Committee of ap.
pointed to draft resolutions who reported The follow.
my, with or rellti.g Inc Organization of the
National Republicans in Utica
Resolved, That the people of the several States
by the adoption of the Constitution uf the Unied
States, became one united people uuder "a Govern.
ment OF powers. delegated general terms, and to
be carried INFO operation, in the alb of prescri
bed means, thr' ugh the medium oi Legislative dis
or elton.
Resolved, That the construction Of the Judiciary
on The Laws, Treaties, and Constitution of the
United States, is nding all Ulcers oil the Co
vernHent; and when formally declared, it becomes
the imperative duly OF The President of tine United
States 10 carry thai Construction into eff; ct.
Resolved, That the assertion of the right set
up by the President of the Uni,ed States in his
Veto mess &c on the bill Tor re-chdrtering the
BoDk of the Uni ed States, tn construe the Con.
sttuton, in opposition to the Jude al construction
ut the same, % unwarranted lay the Constitution,
and deserving OF the pointed rcprob tion of the
Americas People.
Resolved, That tho claim OF any of the several
States TO sovereignty, and the assertion, that thry
'nevur to be Controlled. construed or decided
ICE, is III drect opposition 10 the terms and spirit
of the Constitution of the United States, and
would, if Carried into operation be utterly subveSive
ot the Federal Government
Resolved, That the course of Andrew Jackson,
and the administration party, the great and iD,-
portant questions OF Internal improvement, the
Protection OF American Industry. and the rc.chart
sring oil the Uni,ed States INK, has greatly i'm.
paired the public confidence IN the stabiit, Of ou
government; and Ivy it's blIgh'ing effects upon the
national enterPrizo, will materially retard and jeo-
pardse the prosperity of the country.
Resolved, That public Offices were created for the
public benefit; and ought not to be made the spoils
OF paTtIznn warfare That we cons der the
Presidency Of the United States as of right belong
my to the highest degree of moral aud political
"ortb; and trat the reelection of A drew Jackson
to that office, and the continued a. tendency of his
supporters a. tnen principles, would be sunversive
tnat puDilc virtue, which depends the pcrma
nency of our Republican Institutions
Resolved, Tnat tho dangerous principles and con
duct OF the present administration, call loudly
upon every citizen. solcous TO preserve the honor
permanoncy, and prosperity OF our Government, t,
lay aside all minor differences of opinion, and unite
their efforts in oifsctIng, by change in the Ma.
tOnal and State Administrations the political ~
generation of our common country