Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-11


ouencc; but, on the contrary, is directly
|, ruinous in its action to any institution tina
f might be available for that purpose, ant
obviously calculated to augment the al
ready oyergrown patronage Of the execu
tive.
4. Resolved, That no effectual means
of securing a sound currency for the
| whole country has yet been devised, OK
cept NATIONAL BANK; and, viewing the
constitutional question as settled, so Tar
as it can be settled by authority, by the
recognition of all the departments OF the
government, from the presidency Of gen.
eral Washington to that Of general Jack
son, inclusive, and the acquiescence of the
people during the whole period, we do not
hesitate to give il our cordial and unqual-
flied preference to any experiment made
or recommended by the democratic party
or its leaders.
5. Resolved, That we recommend to
each county in the state TO send as many
delegates as it has members in the house
Of representatives, TO constitute state
convention, TO meet in Jackson on the
fourth Monday in January next, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for state
offices, and to take all necessary measures
for establishing the aScendaacy Of correct
principles in the state.
6. Resolved, That four persons be APP
pointed TO represent this county in said
convention.
7. Resolved, That inasmuch as our
senator, colonel r. B. J. Hadley, has re-
Gently formed coalition with party
VIGOROUSLY in small minority in this
county, and protesting principles rePudi-
ated by the great majority Of his constit-
uents, he cannot longer represent our wish
es truly and faithfully.
8. Resoleed, That colonel Hadley be
requested to resign; and that committee
of three in each election precynct be APP
pointed by the chairman to frame the re-
quest, and procure signatures thereto, and
hat they constitute permanent cores.
bonding committee, with power to add to
heir number, and fill vacancies occurring
herein.
9, Resolved, That committee of
hree be appointed to correspond with the
honorable HENRY CLAY, ON topics in
which the south has deep interest, and to
publish the same for the information of
he people.
Gen. CowIes Meade, AR. Johnston, d.
:. Briggs and A, l.. abney were appoin.
ed under the sixth resolution.
The committee under the eighth reso-
ltion are
For Raymond S. Dabney,J J. C. Fer.
y, Jonathan Catching.
For Chnton-Aaron Lindsay, E. s.
Burr Garland.
For JackSon-J. NJ Downs, J. T. Hull,
!. r. Johnston.
For Utica--W. K. Mcdaniel, B. Mallet,
!. Collins.
For Yeizer's Siorc-B. F. Stockton,
olonel Hansbrough, R. w. Estin.
For Ware'S-Perry King, s, Dunn,
ugustus Catching. :
For BroOnsriiIe-J. E. Williams, B. 5
ook, E. Subway.
For Auburn--J. P Stewart, B. Hardison,
H. Osburn. {
For Martins Store-E. Funchess, II.
artzog, Augustus Pope.
For Society Ridge--T. X. Green, J. w.
eddie, w. B. Ross.
For An'sterdam-A. D. Bright, T. P.
aymond, B. J. Brown.
The committee appointed under the
nth resolution arc A. L. Dabney, J. B. ir
organ, and R. II. Buckner.
10. Resolved. That all the editors of =
Q State, favorable TO the views express
I'D these resolutions, be requested to in y
TT them in their papers.
JOHN B. PEYTON, Chm. Il
A. l.. DABNEY, Sec'y. -,