Morning herald., 1837-11-04

Eec.ers Of the Fineensh friendly R~gasr komns
party aud heir esSa dse sSa snd 70 sub
nry system hei al Washington Saloon on THURSDAY evening"
Judah Hammond, ESQ.,, was appointed President
pmngssm H. Warner issq, and Isaac Lucas, ESQ., Vice
xredsrss Gay and Henry Edmonds also ap
The objects OF the meeting having ably and eloqueny
expaned oy The Chairman The following Preamble ana Neso
iuuons were read and unanimously adopted
whereas political union has been recently formed between
oco,oeo Illuminating Cqs,es pm mite ana a portion q 'pe
ne most destructive radcasm In order unite their efforts,
measures recommended Message to Congress
being regarded by hsm as well as calculated TO ae-
And whereas do admit tie right OF the Nominating
tors p % a ese na IN s % sas se Ss a1s 70 be-
stricken OIL to the highest bidder e,her with without the
recently, up within he precincts q Tamoany Hal And
iorassumng an authority delegated 10 them,
part consider that this rnwarranabe assumption 50 Ear
they otherwise might measures had
ey pees guided BY the true spirit of ascen principles
And whereas divers persons have been nominated for the
The Military aad Civic otq pfoessiag their principles,
the Nae "a e Of s .ns %
NY M a ao ss Se. by meeting at
ssing similar political and evil principles
DE- es,s s and impose the Democratic Repub Electors
they We're e le Republican and their principles
ssent WIN The common welfare
Ana wnere persons nominated the advocates OF
doctrines which 10 regard novel,
Gus and alarming IN their character experimental and anti
publican IN Their tendency unknown Democratic cti.
se ana snovs sye of our es and political Institutions and
ana whereas The election Of such men wus n ur bes,
sigma upon e conmnsy and draw down upon US the dest
Resolved we feel it to be our duty well ourselves
ana our families a TO The whole community and 10 psstery
TO oppose the election OF these men, in every possible
Resolved further That The doctrines measures prac
ce Of he Locoioco party dangerously destructive and
ueoc anu have Tor their object the utter overthrow o au
bannss .nS ~ an grass @ na sar o. aS M
sa alike depend for their comforts their empo, menis and
Resolved, That in Judgment the credit system the vi
seo aaa % our prosperity
ndssouble bond National Union, ii
the only eecua safeguard against absoutenes and unqua
Resolved That there spprehena ,ha. ahere
means TO overhre@ not only the banking and system
and that is the solemn duty of all oppose it.
Resolved That the colecoa OF the pubic in such
operations and productive Industry Of the ceun,ry is lot oe
great Distinguishing feature hui an Indispensable ing eden
Resolved, That Government which collects its revenues
The use Of the people, fegads Of their wants can be looked
upon IN no otr light than as desposm ana cannot be ele
rated by the people in procedure SO hostile 10 the general
Resolved That we consider to primary duty of every
government furnish and provide the Of sound and
unfem eurrency-to fost sustain the productive indus
irade disturb by experimental expediens
%sa h m a Intended to elicit
thing nature of pledges That we holi all legislative
any official station, be corrupt, subveye Of The
principles ofour rsnnca and oppressive both
Resolved hat regard all such pledges as inconsistent
required take, s indusi office, faithfully
discharge rs duties acce ding TO law tolhe best OF his know
Resolved, That expression Of views and opinions.
s Suga and be
uHalienabe and Off al right OF proceeding the deveope
ment OF in connection with the common good
Resolved That we a Democratic Republicans will no, re-
oogne The principle Of surrender ote rights Of conscience
that creed The Repre- eniaye should be the
OF the Interests Of the people and that his vidua views
however high his station may be should not be Ike
| mocracy.
and of!he interference OF Amos Posmas
Genaal Of the United States our local politics his
ken by other officers Of The COVE
her u,o our mi
nent dangerous 70 our liberties and deserves h
Ressied That in The departure made BY The Ncmln ',ins
gss which dis,nguej and sustained our party and 10 Sea
c-rrupt adoption Of Lceof prn,pIes and de-
e apply to the candidates before the ople
s he bonest- he capableis he faithful the
Resolved That the recent session OF Congress the Hon.
ayowed by him. and confidence in his ubiy, int
sa We e ,"a
Resolved That we nw adjourn to meet at this place
uday mkt at and also every evening during
eRsolved rha ali present constitute Vigilance Conmee
Y
Re,o,ved THAI W., Democratic friend. country
reunire written pledges from candidates. having full
hdence in their honor ard integrity and that
\ recommend the support OF the following ticket
| REPUBLIC NOMINATION.
| For Senator.
| GULIAN G. .ERPLANCK
For fsemby
JOHN LABAGH,
GEORGE ZtBRI>kfE,
EVAN GRIFFITH,
sp,sIs.a i CHANDLER.
ALFRED CARHART
DAVID B fGDEN
GARRET H. STRIKER,
JOHN y. sCGLEs,
WILLIAM hAGSELJ.
HEMtN W. CIiLDS
ANsON WILLIS,
SAMUEL y. EUGGLE5.
For Sh<rU.
JACOB ACKER
For Comfy Ckrk.
JOSEPH HOxlE.
For Coroner.
IRA B. WHEELER
Resolved That these proceedings signed by the
the meeting. and Published in al the papers o ih,
tsgned) JUDAH HAMMOND, Presr
fips,sGGaa is..e Iusss. - "AHSfH' }vPnss.
nssaerss ,,oarS + Ea@aSlis Il @ayi }sec'y~ ,.n.
cSnA REwARD.-The Trunk OF INC subscriber
tDCOU wa. torciy entered by
known al the Syacu.e ou-e. - racuse, Il Bsggs Hotel
Utica, al the Eayle Tavern Abar, The hter,
via the IN turnpike by TO Utica, from thence
AlhaH via railroad, between ia O'clock. A. NJ Sa-
2 and 12o'clock SUNDAY 22d instant which
the folio vim was taken, be described, amounting
In I'll 10 eso59.