The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-05-05
Number 3.

Heso!oed, That we are in favor of Gan
Independent Treasury" in which the mo.
hey drawn from the pockets of the people
can can 2e safely kept, and held always ready
ior inc use OF the Government.
we deny the soundness or trnth or The
assertion that National Bank; or n Ma.
tlonal Debt, is National Blessino
"e equally repudiate the idea, that it is
ei'ner justice, or common honesty for the
money or the many to be placed in the
llands o. the Jeso to speculate upon, be those
lew either individuals or Banks,
ResotUe9, That in the momenf,,one
struggle with the aristocracy of wealth. we
view with pride and pleasure the ardent
and unshrinking support given to the lea
qlng measuree of the administration bv the
Hon. DAVID PETRIKIN-a true RenTe,
sentative of his constituents, he does not
lalter or hesitate, but boldly contends to the
utternost for the accomplishment of the
important changes imperiously demanded
by tlo exigencles of the times.
Vi motion of the Chairman, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Hc30iCed, That the nomination of Gen.
DAFi - RlTTENHOUSE PORTER. of
Hun 1gdon county, as the democratic can.
dIdat5 for Governor, by the 5th of March
convention, at Harrisburg, meets with the
entire appreciation of the Democratic Com
mitte9 Of Correspondence of Columbia
c,ounF, who have the most perfect conf
dence in his capacity, frmness, integrity.
and correct democratic principles, and that
we 7 edge ourselves individually, and col
iectlvely, 10 use every fair and honorable
meats 70 secure his triumphant election.
Leotced, That the following named pef-
sons appointed Committees of Vigilence
for The different townships and districts of
the county.
Bi0om-Chas. Kahler, Esq. C. B. Fish
ef, jonathan Parsell, Jacob Hagenbucb,
Simon Wertman.
Bfiar Creek--Andrew Treas. John
Wo ilhaiser, Henry Deitricl1, Moses Davis.
7, feter Suit, Nathan Sealy, Saml. Adams,
Ath krcrr.
CafIpssSa-MIchasI FornwaId, Jacob
Shultz, John Nuss Reuben Knittle, Thos.
Knorr.
Dery-Joseph Craig, John Young,
Neal nj Cay, Jacob Seydle.
Fishing Creek-John Lazarus, Moses
M,Henry, Saml. Kline, Philip Doder,
John Parks.
Greenwood-E. C. Riokcts, Esq. Jno.
Mcienry, jr. Jno. Battin, Esq. James De
Wit, Geo. Kooder,
Hemiock-Jno. McReynolds. ESQ. Ad-
am Shaub, ir. Henry Obi, Esq. Danl,
Woodside, James Everett
Limestoae--John Flood, Samuel Oaks.
Daniel Shurtz, Joseph Gibson.
Liberiy-John M'Williams, Richard
Wilson, Andrew Byllmyer, Hugh MEL
rath
Mad.8on-samueI Kisner, Abraham
Weliyer, Levi Bisel, Phneas Welliver,
Iohn Kisner.
NohOning-Daniel Hoffman, VIM. Sny-
Ter, ] ohm Reynolds, John Mower, VIM.
litchen, VIM. Henrie.
9li67ia--Peter Yohe, panl. Eutchins,
larshal Kinney, Henry Miller, (Tailor)
samuel Smith, John Keller, sr.
Montear--Georgo Kaufman, ESQ. Ja,ob
1yerly, Henry Rishel, Peter r upeIt, John
)edrick,
-E0ut Pleas1nf-Tsaac w. Musgrove.
lsd, Eli Kline, John Mordon, John Jones.
OrangeUiie--Isaac Welsh, Peter Auch-
nbauch, Henry Biuenbender, A. w.
.line, Emanual Lazarus.
Partoa-Adam Michael, William Mann,
oel Bradbender
Roaring Creef-Sobaslian Hover, ESQ,
ohm Adams, Peter Kline, John Harner,
gorge Fedderman, Jacob Yocum.
SUgaH01t-William Roberts, John
line, lSmiih,) William Kline.
On Motion,
heS0lUed, That we recommend 70 the
citizens Of Columbia county to
bid public meetings at Mooresburg, Wash
gton, Jerseytown, Orangevill, Berwick,
loomsburg, Caiawissa, Roaring Creek,
iiilinville, and Danville, at such time as
may suit their convenience, for the pur-
'so OF giving public expression 10 their
litcal sentiments.
On Motion,
ResotUed, That a sub-Committee of
be appointed, viz; Maior
IN. Colt, V. Best, S. F. Headley, Esq.
ephen Badly, Esq. jeremiah Welliver,
go, O. De Puy, Samuel Creasey, Esq.
d Dr. VIM. II. Perikin, and that Major
a.. Colt. the Chairman, and Y. Best,
'cretary Of said committee.
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