Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-04-10

en-, ChriNopher lthodes, WIN. Antnony
and Kimball Perry, were appointed te
inform the gentlemen nominated Of thei
nominations, and to fill any vacancies ir
the Prox which may occur.
On motion, it was resolved that the
words "Liberty g. Union," be placed Al
the head of the Prox, nominated BY this
Convention.
Mr.. Randolph, from the Committee
appointed for that purpose, reported the
following resolutions, which were sever
ally and unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That this Convention views
with astonishment and deep regret
the war which has been waged by the
Chief Magistrate Of the country on the
Bank of the United States, and that we
consider it unbecoming the dignity ol
his station, most calamitous to our fellow
citizens, and above all, endangering the
stability of our free Institutions.
Resolved, That we consider the late
removal of Mr.. Duane from the office oil
Secretary Of the Treasury as paIpable
flee by the President Of the U. States
Resolued, That we consider the con-
tinuance Of MIR. Taney in the office OF
Secretary Of the Treasury for such a
length Of time, during the session OF
Congress, without the submission of his
name to the Senate for their approval,
as an assumption Of power by the Presi-
dent, not warranted by the Constitution,
and as contemptuous towards the Senate
of the United States, one of the abest
and most patriotic deliberative bodies
ever assembled in our country.
Resolued, That the late removal ofthe
public deposites from the Bank of the
United States, taking into consideration
the time and manner of its being done,
and the conduct Of the Executive since,
affords just ground of apprehension to
the people of the United States, not on
ly for the safety Of the public treasure,
but of deliberate intention on the part
of the President, to substitute his will for
the wisdom Of Congress.
Resolved, That the want of confidence
which is now every where felt, and the
ruinous and suffering condition into
which the Agriculture, Manufactures
and Commerce, and the various Mocha
nical employments Of our own communi-
ty have so suddenly fallen, are the re-
suits Of the late unwise and unconstitu-
tional measures Of the President of the
United States.
. Resolved, That in the nominations
which we have made, we have been 60
verned by the liberal principles upon
which this Convention was called. and
that, disregarding all minor differences
of opinion, we will use all honorable
means to procure the election of the
Prox which we now rec commend to the
support of the freemen of this State.
Resolped, That the proceedings Of
this Convention be signed by the Presi-
dent, Vice-Presidents, and Secretaries
thereof, and that the names Of the Dele
gates, members Of this Convention be
to the same.
Resolved, That the Committee appoint
ed to report resolutions, be instructed to
prepare an Address to the people, to be
reported to the Committee to fill vacan-
cies, for adoption, and to be published.
The Convention then adjourned, sine
die.
JAS. D'WOLF, President.
f. CARRINGTON, D,,
r. X. RANDOLPH, W. 'eS us
G.s: G%: c. c. K'So, k1~s'' Secretaries.
Newport.-S. Fowler Gardner, r. X.
Randolph, John Stevens, Nathl. S. Rug
giles, Henry Y. Cranston, Benz. Marsh,
Jr., VIM. S. Nichols, Benz. II. Altman,
Geo. G. King, VIM. LOWE.
Providence .-Edw. Darlington, Hen
ry r. Greene, Benz. Hoppin, Thomas
SekelI, George Curtis, VIM. r. Watson,
Josiah Whitaker.
Portsmouth.--Joseph Childs, James
Chace, Parker Lawton, Borden Slocum,
John II. Coggeshall, Sylvester Hatha-
way, Geo. T. b. layer, David Fish.
War1oick-Lphraim Bowen, Thomas
H Holden, John Allen, Thomas r. Hol-
den, Benjamin r. Greene, Christopher
Rhodes.
South Kingsio,cn.-John b. Dockray,
Jr., Wager Weeden, John j. Watson,
VIM. p. Newell.
North Kngsio,cn.-Benj. Smith.
East Greenpich.-William G.. Bowen,
Christopher johnson, Jeremiah S. Slo-
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