Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
COMMUNICATED.
PITTSlIVANIA 'rIPpECANOE GIItR


Al a meeting Of The Tippeeanoe Club of PnasyI-
Vaua, AT the coutl house thereof The OH day of
July, 1910, the President, Doct. William A. An
thony took The chair, aud called the meeting To
ordtr GA motion, the chaif appointed Messfs. Da.
vld II. Clark c. ID. Bennett, J. l.. puipdpxter ]
q, Holt and Il. Alexan1er Clement a committee ia
draft preamble aud resolutions expressive Of The
views OF this Club, as 10 The of the present
Administration Of The General Government; WIN.
alter retiring short tine, reported the following:
whereas we feel confident that change OF IA.
ers is absolutely indispensable the prosperity OF the
country, aud that the present administration has laid
Il systematic plan TO undermine The constitution by
destroying the checks aud balances OF the Govern
meni; aud whereas we conceive this ouce haupv
and prosperous nation has been Depressed, em6ar-
raised and made miserable by the hlunders of The
tegning party, and that they are determined 10 nj
ford no relied 10 a suffering and oppressed people,
Therefore, Resolved. Isl. That the Atlmluistra-
non has IN refusing to relieve the people from en-.
barassmenl aud distress, violated the only Legitimate
object oil all government is say, the hapbl-
ness OF The people, and the most sacred principles
oil the free ciilzens Of the Country.
Resolved, 2i. Thai the avowcd principles Of the
powers that be, i. e. ITO the yclols belong The
spolls of the yanqnlshed;' Every hlng ftr The
cause and nothing Tor pllncple;' THAT II is the
duly. II Is The right of HE federal officers to inter-
lere with The elections of the people "-"anI sus-
tain the Execuriye;' I'VE will sink or SWIM with
the President" are those of demagoeue and the
language OF arch asplrauls after power; that they
are opposed to Tie spun OF our government, demon
alizng III Their tendencies and the Of corrup-
ton with tie agents Of the people.
Resolved, Sd. That Ihe secarity ofour institutions
depends upon the election of Hanson aud Tyler TO
tie Offices ol President and Wee President OF these
United States, aud that nought but Death or Honor
shall prevent US SO long rain our present
opinion, fom promoting their cause, as far as in our
powers lie.
nod IA, rI,,
~ wing and Patriot of the country upon Ibe brig IN
prospects oil our common cause, bat warn Them 10
recOect that the battle not won, and thai il
not expedlent for any TO remain nactlye-when they
reflect that we have not only WIG liant panty to con
lend WITH but the in1uenLe OF the Executive and
the power aud charm Of The contingent fund
Resolved, 5ih. That will cbeerlully ca. operate
with the Lynchburg and Halifax Tippecanoe Climbs
10 selecting suitable Wing candidate to represent
us IN the next Congress Of The Unned States and
that we very respectfully, yet earnestly recommend
speedy action upon tins subject; and furthermore.
that we will willingly unite with them any SINH.
lar ASSOCIATION in promoting The Harrison aud Tyler
cause, in any honorable manner whatever.
Resolved. Glib That this Club convene at Au-
gust court next, and that Vincent Wncher, Col
George Tow mes, Doct. Thomas =. Atkinson James
Laulcr, Whume u. TuGsla and George w Gil
ner Esqrs. be requested 10 address the Club al
that time aud lba The Corresponding Committee
to wit: David IL. CLARK, j. i. Polndextet, VIM A.
Anthony and j. Il. Holt, Esqrs. be instructed 10 in
form them Of their appointments.
Resolved 7th That the Wings OF PiftsyIyania
be and they hereby invited. not only to become
members OF this Club, but TO unite with us on the
above occasion.
Resolved, oh. That copies Of the proceedings OF
this meeting be transmitted 10 the Tlppecanue
Clubs OF Lynchburg and llail"x; also TO tie Edl-
tors of The VrgIniiU and the Ddnyle Reporter,
with requesll TO the two latter to publ sb them.
The meeting was then addressed by Messrs. /
Clark and Clement, and ordered TO be adjourned un-
nj next Friday. WM. A. ANTHONY, PEST.