The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-10-13
Fsofn ilss Sou,lcrn Sun.
GREAT WIG MEETING.

citizens oi Kinds COUNTY, al the court
house in Raymond. IN Monday the tlrsi
dsy of Ocloher, agre.ahly 10 afrurn.
ment. major Jphr h. Paxton WAS called
10 the chair, and q. L. Dabnxy. E-q ap
pointed secretary.
The following resolutions were i'Tfssr'
ted Tor consideration Wy Charles I'LL.
aud passed by overwhelming majoriiies:
l.. Resolred, That we consider The
course Of the present administration Of
the general government, from It's com
meuccneni to this time. as totally at war
with the interests Of the coun'ry--as de,
signed TO- ferpeluate power in The hands
OF an asce,tained minority, In disregard
Of The interests and wishes Of the great
mass OF the .4nerican people.
2 Resolued. That the eif'rt now
strenuously made by the party inpoweI
10 prop their sinking fortunes by a pre-.
tended union OF sentiment With The state
rights party, !. not only an absurd at
tempt Ia reconcile GissmIlar principles,
but. 10 be successful, will require Of the
state tights party a sacrifice OF political
consistency.
8. Resohed, That q sourd currency is
| an essential part Of commercial r'nsperi
ty; and that the sub-lreasury, as detailed
ia Congress by those 10 Tie confidence oil
the Isrsident, does not propose to furnish
one, either directly 81 hy remote cnn.e
queues; bot on The contrary, is directly
ruinous in its action Ia any Institution that
might lie available Tor that purpose, and
obviously calculated to Augment the all
ready o,ergrown patronage Of the Exec
uiive.
q. Resolrca, That no earcinal means
Of securing sound currency Tor the whole
country has yet been devised, except a
NATIONAL BANK; and. viewing the cons,i.
tutional question as settled, so far as il
can be settled by authority. by The recog'
milton Of all The departments OF The gov
eromen,, from the Presidency o. general
Washington 10 that Of gen.y@! Jackson.
inclusive, and the acqaiescence OF tine
people during tue whole period, we do
not hesitate 70 give il our cordial and I'M
qualified preference 10 any experiment
made or recon mended by The democrat,
ic party or its leaders.
5. Resolrcd. Tha, we recommend 10
each county in the state to send as nany
delegates as il has members in the house
Of representatives, I" constitute state
convention, 10 meet in jackson on the
fourth Monday IN January next. for he
purpose 1T nominating candidates tor
state Offices, anJ to take all necessary
measures for establishing the asccndtney
Of correct principles in the State.
6. Resolrcd. That four persons be ap.
pointed to represent this couniy in said
convention.
| Z. Res6lred, That inasmuch - our
Senator, colonel 4. B. J. Hadley, has re-
Gently formed coalition with party
VIGOROUSLY in small minority in this
county, and protesting principles repudi'
ated by great majority Of bis cons'i'u.
ents, be cannot onger represent our wi.h-
&c truly and faithfully.
s. Reso'red, That colonel IJadley be
requested 10 resign; and that = commit.
tee Of three in each election precinct be
appointed 10y The chairman 10 frame the
request. and procure signatures thereto,
and that they constitute a permanent cor
responding committee; with power to add
TO their number, and ill vacancies occur
ring therein.
8, Resol,cd, That committee ofthree
be appointed 10 correspond with The bon
orable HENRY CLAY, 90 topics ia which
the South has deep interest, and 10 Pub,
l;sh the same Tor Tue information Of the
people.
| Gen. Cowles Meade, A. r. johnson,
| D. c. Briggs and a. l.. Dsbn-y we're ap.
pointed und.r The SIXTH resolution.
i The committee under the eight reso.
luton are
| Fon RAYMoSp--T. s. Dabncy, J. c. Fer.
ry, Jonathan Catching.
Fox CLISToN--Aaron LINDSEY, T.. 8. Craw-
ford, Barr Garland.
i For JAcKsoN--J. NJ. Downs, J. 7. Hull
| A. X. johnson.
i Foa UrIcA--W. X. Mcdaniel, D. Mallet
Il. Collins.
4 FSc ypErn's Srosr5B. r. Stockton, colo