Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-01
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP s,,,,

: DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP MN,
At a meeting Of the l,enocr,,. !,
ans Of the Township Of Wavhe. ~
Borough of Richmond. IN SaturAsv !.
day OF September, 1886, russ,:s :
/. from the townshipcMnmrt Ias..
by, Esq. was called to the char. a,s =,
| Thompson and Jeremiah l.. Neet. ~
Secretaries.
The circular Of the County Con
the call for the Township Meeins n
been read, it was on motion Of EI
yer
4 Resolrcd,--That a committees e..
pointed by the Chair, to prepare ~
resolutions expressive Of the ses-
injecting. And thereupnn, Eimu.1 3
IShadrach Henderson. Daniel Rea 8
Holman and Armstrong Crime. =,
pointed said committee, who ~.
absence reported the following nrs..sJ
Resolutions, viz:
! Whereas believing that prsmrv !,
for the discussion Of political sub;ee,,.
interchange of sentiment a ,he -
candidates for ofnce, is Democrats
tended with saIutary results, q ! ~
all dictatiun, and produces that -
ing and CONCERT OF action am.ae ~
the same political family necessne
success.
Believing also that lin natico,l $
view bat two parties do now or ess1
ist in This country. The old RepuaTr
lty recognising those principles p
JEFFERSON, practised by JAcE.os. =
y adhered to BY Van Buarx and 3
that man is capable, and should -
right OF self-government-ihxtths ..
the sovereigns from whom alI ps.r,
ates-that the Representative i d
and bound by the will Of his coes(1
that no nobility, privileged ordem :
lies, or any thing else that does III {
its blessings equally upon all classsaa
legislated into existence-thats 90
struction of the Constitution (thst =
Of our libert"s) is a safeguard 10
dent legislation, and that all power r.
gated in that sacred instrument, i'm
the people.
And the Federal party adorFie n
creed those aristocratical doctrines Z
gated by HAMILTON, enlarged BY Ar
eider) improved by Webster, and adu
by modern Whirgery-that man Is nj
bic OF selfgovernmt nt-,I,at the r.
lative is the master and '.not TO BE- ~
he will OF his consti;uents''-that Il
govcrnmen is the COS
II human wisdom, TO effect whsc'i Z
res not warranted by the Constisufn
'e created by legislative enactmenssl
he power and the wealth into the = I
he few, making the rich. richer, asdfk
''"rer. thereby building up pom 3
Aristoc.acy.
And believing further. that the ases \
{ Republican men and measures s =
ecessary 10 perpeiuate, IL succee6 =
rations, The blessings Of our happy =
Therefore ii
R;soire.i-Tnat we will cordisl!
nth the democracy Of the unn0 . e
ng to the office of President Il IT, b
tates, the Honorable MARr,x Vas %
lew York. for the following rease
ne Of which we challenge coniuh =
or his Uniform Jeifersonian Re2ui1iu
r his strenuous support Of the lass e
8 successful exerfi,,n TO extend u = %
an the right of suffrage, " STR
e Constitution OF the State ofNeu .
Opertv qua!ifcation-for the - g g
his moral character and the urbeD1 = |.
the ability and - v'
lich he has discharged the vsrs1
At and responsible Offices he b.
cause. in fine, we recognise IN -
mind. energy ofaction and ab5ty
,st important station with hos0 =
advantage to the country. ~.
Resoiped-I'hat RICHARD j.
lanthropy and humanity to u q:
as a man-his demse ~
lesty as a poiitician-his pafs.
oic bravery as soIdier-hn 81 =.
and candour as statesman-h u,
ing and useful life To the bese =.
country-his opposition 70 -.
his vsfoi"g the unity "f Chufce -
mphaticalIy point him out = -.
strenuous and undivided snpp -
e of Vice President .: the Is -.
oh we here pledge each otheT - !.
our cpp,neAfs -,
4 candidate for the Presi6ses ekes
ninent acts have been ms!se : r.
Is, virtually acknowledEe 49, = ,
" has pac fed all their 49, ake
,hefic assertions Of rum = -,
military rulers; or that VA
ncy Is not q jewel" II
.solusd-Tbat We BELIEVE -. o1u1l
acfics Of the Opposition e. -
y consistent their exostJus ,S