Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

" ShSNt tlHu observing tn
, cordial appreciation Of all friends !
equal rights.
Resolved, That in the opinion q
the Democratic and State RIGHTS par
ty OF this State, if Congress had TIN
power to incorporate national bank
ITS exercise would be at all times dan
gerous to our republican institution
ana to our commercial pro perity.
Resolved, That we entirely approve
OF the scheme of direct trade witt
foreign countrics,as Of vital importance
to establish our commercial independ
ence and to rid us of our degrading Vas.
salage to the North.
Resolved, That the influence oftbe
late National Bank and the presant
United States Bank of PENNSYLVANIA
has been deply injurious to the staple
States ofthis Union in establishing Inc
money power in the Northern States.
the inevitable effect of which has been
not only to make us dependant upon
mem, but tocausc all the profits Of our
labours to be realized by them.
Resolved, Thatwe regard the estab-
lishment ofState banks upon specie
basis, under judicious management and
a strict accountability, as beneficial to
the community, and as fully competent
without an oycrshadowing National.
Bank, to supply all the desirable pur-
poses o. a bank paper circulation.
Resolved, That Congress has no
power directly or indirectly to inter
iere with or abolish slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia or any Of the States
or Territories.
Resolved, That all powers on the
subject Of slavery reside only in the
'eyeral States where it exists. and that
We regard this truth as too sclfeyidcnt
o be questioned.
Resolved, That the leading moasu-
es recommended by the present adj
nlnistration Of the General Goysrn-
nent, and the firm, impartial and pa
llotic course of the present Executive
! the Union entities him to the conf
ence and support ofthe whole rcpub- t
can party.
Resolved, That we have unbound t
! confidence in The patriotism Of the
on. John c. Calhoun, and that be i
eserves the thanks of every friend Of t
lual rights and republican PRINCIPLES n
T the faithful and efficient services he I
IS rndered the country on the lnde- &
'ndent Treasury bill.
Resolved, That in relation to the =
inciples which now agitatc the ma !
~, We will recognize the existence
TINS country of but two great poIiti ii
! parties, the one to be styled the c.
State Rights party, the Vi
ler the Federal party, and that we tb
commend to the Democratic State d.
gifts party of this State and or the "a
llted States, that this distinction be-
cen the parties be preserved. Ia
On motion ofDr. Williams, Of Kinds.
following resolutions were unani- Al
usly adopted. M n,
Resolved, That we hail with plea. Of
9 and sincerely congratulate our re- no
'lIcan fellow citizens on the crafty tio
results Of the elections which have i
n held in Alabama, Missouri, Hi 50,
5, Maine, New Jersey, Maryland. no
'th Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio.
KANSAS, Michigan and Delaware. In Of
m we behold certain evidence that n,
9 sober second thought of the peo- Oh
IS never wrong and always cfli- m
It," ~
resolved, That experience has clear ne,
WINGED the incxpcdiency, and i'm IN
cy Of employing corporations, cith- Gin
tate or national, as public Deposit az
IS, or permitting the national trea- nos
to be used for any other purpose IN
discharging The obligations Of the onI
,rnment as appropriated by law. sur,
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