Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28
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NOhIIl OLlNA-DEMOCRATlC MEETING

NORTH CAROLINA-DEMOCRA RATIO NiETTfNi,
A large and respectable meeting of the Republican
Party friendly to the Administration of President lack,
son, was held in the Town of Charlotte, Meckenburq
county, on the 18th day of April IS:5-when upo1
motion, Gen Michael McLeary was appointed Chair.
man, and Dr. Stephen Fox, Secretary The object of
the meeting beng explained, upon the motion of Suu-
eI hcComb, ESQ., the Chairman appointed the following
persons committee to prepare Resolutions suitable ,I
the occasion, to wit: James Nj. Hutchinson Green w
Caldwell, VIM. Reed, John Walker, IT,, John Kirk VIM
yamson, VIM. Summerville, VIM Burryhill Adam
Todd, Thomas |. Johnson John O. Simmonds and IoLn
Weekes, Esq, who, after Withdrawing short time re-
ported through James Nj Hutchinson, Chairman of the
Committee, the following Preamble and Resolutions:
which were adopted separately and wnaniuousu towit;
Whereas large minority of the irccmcn of The conn
~ oil Meckienburg have been uniformly the decided
friends OF the prominent measures of the Administration
OF our venerable Chief Magistrate, Andrew Jackson
oeiievlng mat continuance of Democratic Insu
TONS depends upon the Of the measures as there
carried out-upon the principle of strict and limited
construction of the Constitution of the United States
we view as ulmporant for the welfare of our country
as well as Tor ourselves in the selection of successor TO
elect one Of firm Rrpnhican principles, who stands
Pedged to the nation to support those PRINCIPLES To
erect thus and prevent the election going into the House
Of Representatives, in lS2i-to secure aion and can
cert Of action, in the Republican party throughout the
nations TO be represented in the Baltimore Convention
Tor tins purpose TO recommend suitable persons To the
People of the United States for Prosidcnt and Pice Pre-
stae under the present aspect Of affairs, is highly
LIST ReSoieed, That in Government like ours where
The whole power is in the hands of the people who have
them by the fundamental law of the and) to consult for
the common goodthis light hold 10 be one of incsna
be Yalue-n the exercise of which, liberty to
express our opinions upon all subjects frcc and upon
none with more chceriuncss than with regard to the u
y bank as being inconsistent with the spirit and letter
o the Constitution of the United States and dangeros
from experience, TO the liberty of the People that we am
pand the Veto Message of President Jackson upon lie
Bank Bill as AN act Of the most exalted patriotism which
will be hailed in all future time among the nobest acts
OF his life, towards the preservation of our Republican
institutions
"a IN.
the satisfaction Of unprcludiccd minds that the panic
aud distress which pcrvidcd the comnnritv DURING
The Session Of Congress Of 1888 and BS1l were moi
caused ny The removal Of the deposts from the United
States Bank alleged by the friends Of the Bank aud
its alyS but by the Banks own action. spzino on the
removal prctext 10 compel re.chartcr which nrc
text seized by politicians OF the most dscordnnt
materials IN order to degrade patriDc Chief Ma
gstra,e, ALLEVIATE from him The affection of the People
and Thus IT, destroy the policy pursued by him in the cleo
ton OF successor, which policy ought 70 be pursued to
rcrpetuate our Republican Institutions.
30 KesoLrea htrtoTc. That Tho princplrs upon which
President Jacksons Administration las been conducted
meets cur cordial appreciation.
9TH ResolocJ That approve Of the National Con.
ycnton OF The Republican Purity to be held in Baltimore
on the Doth Of May next.
9Th Rcsoired, That we viii support the candidate os
successor Of Andrew Jackson to the Presidency, on
whon The Baltimore Convention Of The Democratic par
ty may unite and recommend.
9Th. Resoleed That Cen Michael MoIeary, Mai
samuel McComb John Walker, Jr WIN. Reed VIM.
JlnisOn. Isaac 5 Henderson, John W King be appoint.
cd delegates from Mcokcnburr To meet the delepatcs
from Lincoln and Caborrus counties elect some per
son Of the Republican party friendly to Gen Jack son
administration to represent this congressional district in
the National Convention, % be held in Baltimore the
Goth Of May next
9TH ResOiSed That wc approve Of the course Of the
Hon Henry W. Conner, iic representative in Congress
from this congressional district during the 23d Congress
for his firm support Of the prominent measures of the
administration Of DOR distinguished Chief Magistrate
that hc hrs tgrig and taifiy represented his cons
tuents, with regard 70 the county Of Mecklenburg and
deserves in the opinion Of this meeting, continuance
of their confidence by reelection
oth Rcsotccd, That approve of the reelection BY
the Legislature Of North Carolina at last session. Of
the Hon Bedford Brown to the Senate Of the United
states for his steady and unwaverng support Of tic
administration Of President Jackson, and especially
during ihe pcrlous and memorable panic session Of
/ le33 and 1894
9TH hesotrcd, iot SIC view With regret and surprise