The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-24

ton in the late distribution bill which ex-
cludes foreigners from participation in
It's benefits, and we believe it originated in
the same political party that passed and
supported the alien and sedition laws.
ReSoired, That the wing congress, by con-
tractinga debt Of $l2 ,0G0, 900, in violation
of their often repeated declarations, have
verified the saying OF Roman consul, IN
the early days of that celebrated republic,
"that professions and promises made be-
fore an election were not always fulfilled
after it,"
Resolved, That the late elections in In
diana, Ohio, Maine, Maryland, Pcnnsyl-
vania, Georgia, New York, Mississippi,
and Michigan, show that "the sober Sc
cond thought of the people, will produce
the triumph of democratic principles.
ResolCei, That the wing party, in the
new tariff, taxing the necessarics and eX
emptng the luxuries Of life, have given
another proof of their adherence to their
acknowledged creed "Let the govern
ment take care Of the rich and the rich
will take care Of the poor"
Resoired, That the people Gnd in the
prices of produce and Of labor, how false
were the pledges of the redcralists, and
they mourn the absence Of those good old
times when democracy was predominant,
and are determined again to re-eslablish
what, in an evil hour, they were pcrsua-
ded to put down.
Resoiced, That, when state after state,
heretofore considesed imprcgnahIe as the
strong-holds of democracy, yielded to the
seducijons Of arllul federalism, our own
Illinois continued stcadtast in her demo-
cratic faith, and, rs one Of the seven states
in the political hemisphere whose light
would not be dimmel, she sent fort. fN.
eXhalauons Of her s7l.aio,aum. uor 'o-
trayed sister, 70 light g.am han. to w.h
justice, and virtue. in the recent c.oc-
tons we have our reward and or caeso-
iation, and it shall no. be said ,hat we,
who stood the storm when waves We're.
rough, are TO let our light go olt in sea-
son Of such rejoicing and spauior 60 Oh.
cause OF democracy, as bat which ROW
gladdcns Us from all parts Of the Union.
ReSolysd, That the minority of the re-
cent congress, in their firm and able re-
sistance of the federal measures proposed, .
arc entitled to the thanks of the demo
crazy Of Illinois. Our principles, in their
hands, are suro Of a good defence, and the
people only want the occasion to add to
their numbers, that their rule shall be in .
the ascendant.
Res0lUed, That democracy has its fOun-.
dation deep in the everlasting fountains Of
humanity; that it rests for its support on
truth and Justice !; its safety is in pubIic-
tv; it eschews all partial and UNEQUAL le- |
,r;sl,,;,r ,rL :, s',o 10 r,I e,.,,,,,,.L,.
Will We masses, because II seeks luc
cCnmon good Of all mankind.
PoooyrcJ hotColor,li,r, !, ,,o,,,o, C,r-
i.
Ee's rign'' Is naughty ana tyFahnIca!' sup
ports mOnopo!les and partial privileges, !
takes to its bosom cXactur banks. and
rroy;dos o,l,, c,n do r;,L I,a,.;,r a.,
f''''''' ''"9 ''' VIC ,'0"' i0"'''S INC
poor 10 become dependanis upon their
sllntcd bOunties.
RsqoJ,oJ That IN donroc;,,oI crr-
.. n.
icicy lAe FeoI'lc arc suffering great evils
that their patience, under suspended banks,
has become exhausted and that their de-
al ;,,n,,a,,, a.,
"''N '"''N NV Jus ''''t
no longer be tolerated by people VINO ieel
any proper impulses of Justice and pro-
nr;o,I,
80, 80
hcS0'OeA' Hat we VIII commune 10 raj
ly under the democratic banner, with this
motto: "Union. harmony. concession.
solr Jo,;,I o..a,.. .r,;,,. 90. A.. ,,,,,,, -,
o' "o'''"'' ''Cly '"l"9 IVA '''C OA"'C' nv
thing Tor men,
On motion of Mr.. Prentice, of Shelby,
Resolced, That committee Of seven be appoin-
ted by the chair to act as a State Central Demo
cratic Committee Tor the year lSl2, aud that they
appoint committees OF vigilance ana COIItsPOI-