The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

tas A570A "ould prove j., bul time
z aes proved ne error Of THAI opinion and ihe
Jolly 81 Thar MEASURE. But dothe admissions
s ol the friends Of that measure that III has not
fulfilled their expectations, relieve he peo-
PIE from che ruinOus effect Of iis inpolicv.
Mr. Van Buren and his political friends,
. are perhaps, equally sincere ~ thefr nrof,o.
slons, that the Sub-Treasury is iust ne rolf.
tcal panacRa the present diseased eiste 81
the body polite requires; bufwe should bear
8 ~ mind that neither their sincerity n tie
+ lprescrpiion nor their useless regrets. after
wards, tnat II did not have the expected and
ldeslreu effect VIII relieve lis. unless We AZ
: lolce dismiss those so fond Of experiments.
and CONT the patient TO the charge Of \ mem.
Iber Of the faculty Of the old sahool, belieV-
ling that 4 the preeent administration scon-
lhnued, the same system Of impoicv under
which the country has already suffered -
much, viii be continued. that experfnent
viii follow in the train Of experiment: 4hat
lif one measure fails another will Be resorted
to; believing, too, that the best interests Of
the country require q change ir The admins
fTation Of our general government, and that
u is our imperative duty, az we regard the
prosperity Of our country. to DO ali ne canto.
lrestofe e, we respectfully submit tlle follow
ling resolutions:
Il Ifesetoea, That wilEoutimpungin the
motives 81 tie present and past administFa-
lions, we believe. that to their actions IS
Chiefly attributable the general commercial
derangement and pecuniary distress Of our
country.
2. ResolUed, That in case Martin Van
Buief be reelected, we see no reason to-
the election Of his predecessor.
3 Resofved, That We cordially greet tbose
lof our fellow citizens, who, convinced that
the policy of an administration they have
Isupportedsis opposed 10 the best interests Of
their country, have the Hiagnaninlity TO suf-
fer no party feelings to tranmel them or pre-
vent their acting in accordance with such
iconvictions.
4. Resolrea, That we consider William
Henry Harrison, Of Ohio, and John TYLER.
OF Virginia, patriotic, talented and honest
men, and as such, eminently qualified for
the stations Of President and Vice President
of these United States.
5. RPsotUed, That we view with regret
the present Pecuniary conditions of our
country now under the control of political
innovators and experimentors, and that we
will use every fair and honorable means to-
evert the evils Of national and individual
poverty ere we are DISTINGUISHED ofourrigbts
at the ballot box.
6. RescIUed, That we view the election
of William Henry Harrison and John Tyler,
as mater Of deep interest to Our national
and individual prosperity.
4. Res0tUed, That to insure the success
of our great cause and the triumph of our
principles, it is only necessary that the mass
OF the people should be enlightened, and be
furnished with means Of knowing the prin-
ciples and measures of the administration
and the principles of our own party, for
which purpose we recommend voluntary
contribution to be applied under the direc-
ton of a committee.
q. Resotced, That committee consisting
OF the officers Of this Club, be appointed TO
receive all contributions contemplated UNI
der previous resolution adopted, and ape
propriate the same to the purchase of copies
OF the Life of Harrison, and suchi political
documents as they may deem proper for The
use of the Club.
8. l3esolred, That all action contemplated un-
der the 9th resolution, adopted at our last meet-
ing, in regard 20 the selection ofdelegates to meet
fellow citizens Of other paris or the county az
some selected place. TO choose suitable persons to
be our candidates for county officers at the APP
preaching election, be postponed until future
meeting.
TO- ResoEred, That committee Of vigilance
Of twenty be appointed by the Presi-
dent for Satartia and its vicinity; whereupon the
following gentlemen were appointed.
Michael Hooter, p. l.. Carpenter.
Vim. ID. Ogden, lessee S. Bonney,
loseph 9latsI3 II. WINS Iultlss jris-
VIM. Hall, George Ogden,
James B. Runncls, Tho's Jefferson Wilson,
Lorenzo Maben, Addison Mills
Or. @. ID. Bonney, George Bernhanl,
James Stewart, John A. Howard,
A. Fl Smith, T. +. Brazeale,
VIM. HillyaTd, Henry Douglass.
II. Resolrea. That we deem it highly nccessa-
y to the advancementOi the cause in which we
lage embarked, that facts and arguments dedneed
rom factsconnocted with the objects Of our assoc
.iation be generally known and understood, and
hat in order to eiieotthis object we now select,
md at each succeeding meeting win select one Of
,ur members 10 address us at our next and each
subsequent meeting Whereupon, DR. g. p. Bon
1ey was unanimously chosen TO address ne at our
lext meeting.
10 "A communication received through the SEE
;retary from Richard Abbey Esq, was submitted
1y him to the Club, when upon motion the chair
appointed Calvin Taylor, NJ N. Hurst and Tho's
Jefferson Wilson, committee to answer the
iame.
lS. On motion, II was Resoluea, That We now
adjourn 60 meet on Saturday the 9th June next.
MARTIN ". EWING, President,
G. D. BONNEY, Vice President
THo's JEFFERsoY WHsoN, Sec'ry.