Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-12
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At l;tge and Respectable meeting OF the
friends of HENRY CLAY residing in the coun-
|ty of Fayaie, held at VandaIia, on the 3D. day
Iof September instant, JoHN d. CORN, Esq. was
appointed chairman, and w. HODGE, and w. I'll.
MooRE weIe appointed Secretaries.
The objeSt of the meeting was briefly explain
led by w. II. BRowN, Esq and on his motion
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolped, That the confidence we have here
tdfore reposed IN the talents and patriotism of our
distinguished fellow-citizen HENRY CLAY, re-
mains unabated, and that in the present posture
of affairs we believe him the only man who can
restore the administration of our government TO
It's original principles, and who will protect and
foster the American System, in which are incu-
ded adequate protection to Domestic Manufac-
lures and Internal Improvements
Resolped, Thai he eminent talents, high stand
ing, and patriotism # JOHN SERGEANT, Of Penn
ssIyahia, justly eatile him 10 the confidence Of
the American people, and thar their interests will
ne advanced by elevating him to the second of
fee ia our national government.
Rssoloed That we approve of the proceedings
OF meeting Of the friends of H. Clay held at
Beardstown, in SO Ear as it was there deemed
proper to nominate and support electors, pledged
- vote for Clay and Sergeant at the ensuing
election ID N vember.
Resolped, That in the event of committee of
delegates, as proposed by political friends in
Madison county, to be held at this place on the
9th instant. -- be appointed to represent
the county OF Fayette in said convention
Resolped, That if no nomination of electors
should be made by convention or otherwise il
be earnestly recommended to the friends of Clay
and Sergeant residing in this state, and all OPP
posed to the present national administration, to
support as electors at the ensuing election, Gen.
JAMES d. HENRY, of Sangamon county, Col.
HARr FELLOWS, of Schuyler county, Col Will
LIAM B. ARCHER, Of Clark county, Gen. LEON
ARD WHITE, of GalIaun county, and Col. Tho
MAS MATTER, Of Randolph county.
Resolved, That should our friends throughout
he state, agree upon the above ticket, we pledge
ourselves to use all honorable means to ensure it's
success.
The chairman appointed w. Hodge, w. ii
Brown. Esq. John A. Wakefield, Esq. Doet. r
II. Peelles and J2hn Wash, Esq. as delegates
under the fourth resolution.
On mbtion of w Hodge,
Resolsed, That we consider the Bank of the
United States as indispensably necessary to con
duct with success the financial operations of the
general government, and to establish an uniform
currency throughout tne Union. ana mat We
consider the grounds assumed in the Veto Mes
sage, as in direct opposition to the principles o.
our unequalled constitution.
| Resolred, That the Veto of Gen. jackson to
works of Internal Improvement in this state, the
Improvement Of the Wabash, and harbor a, Chi
cago river, is indicative of his hostility to our in
'erests, and is strong reason why those who
have heretofore voted for him, under an impress.
,hotb he 70 IN,
shasIid now withdraw from him their support.
| RsSolred, Thai the proceedings of this meet
| ing he signed by the chairman and secretaries
and published in the Patriot, jacksonville, Jour
nal, Springfield, and other papers who will do the
ed.
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