Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-20
LoUDoUN WING MEETING.

Al large and highly respectable mse.ins OF tie
Wings OF the County OF Loudoua, held a, the
Court house, IN pursuance tn public n tee. ON
Monday the lth OF October. ls4I, JOSHUA PIT
SEl, Esq. was called TO the Chair and VIM FL.
ton appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Robert r. Swami, Esq, a com.
mittee u hye were aPpoin ed 10y IN: Chair TO dr,ft
resolutions expressive Of the views of the mee,no.
whereupOn the following gent emcn were ,rpo,nt
ed Robert p. Swan, Burr w. Haui,o,. Robert
Mclnty", William Benton and Daniel Jannev.
After retiring few minutes they returned and
reported the following Preamble and Eesolu. ,ons
winch, after having been freely discussed, were un.
anmousy adopted -
Whereas, the President Of the United States has
deemed 1t his duty TO apply his Veto on mea sures
matured by distinguishes rn"mrcrs Of tho ~ hi,
party, and passed 10y large IMPURITIES ~ both branch
IS OF the National Legislature having Tor their ob
Jet The Teiiei the country from the universal en-
Dlrrissment, ruin consequent upon deranyed
currency-thG, repud'ating one OF the ftvprte and
.eadIUg measures involved IN the revolution which
hurled the late administration from power and That
which had been prominent IN tho view Of his la
mcnied predecessor, ~ conysn'0g the two houses
| Of Congress in EKuu Ses.iyu--a.d
Whereas, II has been his pleasure, in the rxer
else OF his nigh privilege, TO dive E On the Exec
uuve councils, IN the midst OF their usefulness n
Cabinet called together by his iusirous predrces
sor, possessing the entire confidence Of the Whis
/ party throughout the Union by a withdrawal of
that confidence which Us menbsGs Of his pfIvy coun
/ Gil, they had a right TO cXptc: We, as WING yy.
| tiers OF the County Of LDudOun, have nvhI.cd our.
selves Of the earliest opportunity, IN General Meet.
| ing, to pass such resolutions would seem 10 be
! called Tor in such crisis. Jotn Tyler now the
/ President OF the Unued ates. was called 70 n.
| chair OF the Vice Presidency, as IS well k.own IN
| the whole country, by the sullriaes Of the Wbip
party. by his cordial q. ore-atipn in all the lead.
ing measures OF an opposition brought together 10
/ resist the cnCrouchmCuts ola pfry winch hld sig
| nulzed It's career by multiplied crormtes upon tic
rights Of the peopc-by his profes tons and speech.
| es throughout Cinv1s3 10 which this coun ~ prr.
sents no Taral q IN the enthusiasm and spItit
. whichit engerdcred, the Convention nj Harrisburg
| and the Wing yO'ers thrOughouL the union. were
induced to bgslow upon him their uni'ed support
r. IS well known idct, that his choice Of candi
date for tho Executive Omar was a DISTINGUISHED
citizen Of kentucky, whose OPINIONS N relation 10 d
| Bank Ut the Unad States, 10 regulate the exchap
grs ard restore confidence and credit had beer
proclaimed on 50 many occasions that hey had be.
come iItu. fed with his political creed.
That the L, esdont h'd uncquyocnly endorsed
the romini'ion Of the late VIM Henry Harrison
wao had always uvowed bis conviction of the ncccs
suy Ola FI-cs Agent, and his determination q
consul. the will Of the People in such a measure
OF relief as Congress m Its wisdom might thinI
proper 10 recommend.
That with SUCH light TO guide them in the choice
Of a candidate COR the Vice Presidency tho nominl
ton of Jonn Tyler was made 10 the Convention a
Harrisburg, and through that body % the pc1prc u
the United States, wlthOu, the suggestion so fir n
FL this meeting hfs UCeu informed ui ~ doubt as % hl
souudnos and orthodoxy upon aii the grcat m,a
surss Tor which the Wing pidy had bcsn siru.g ir
through period e i've We Yeas ngainst the cor
b rup'ipns and power Of the general government.
o. IT'S .ls,wo known that after the death of the Ia
. mentsd lllfI.Ou, and his accidental elevation ~ 10
post which he now occupies. the President puuisl
Ell Ia message 10 the people Of the Unrcd States ac
n | q irgciug IN the proc amnuon by which the ERr
d Session had teen called, and protesting himso (
q, relation 10 n Fiscal Agent ready TO be guided b
the experienced Of tho past and tho Fathers Of the Re
= publican school,"
b. Thst the said "fnthors Of tho Republican schoo'
. from the earliest period doSn 10 tho charter Of N
late B,nk II lhe Umud S.Uss, had ocqucsced
u the sxpcdiercy ard utility Of such Fiscal AgCu
b, and gwen n their sanction ard support.
Thattho President had INDUCED IN h1bi'ual pro
Tess ons Of attainment 10 the constitution, and u
same tune virtually npiied tie exercise Of q pow
" ! conferred by that instrument upon n co.oriinn
e branch Of this government, by s.udlousy omitir
y i notice Of the dccis Of the Supreme Court ul
On the consutuuonaiity Of the power 10 regulate II
y currency, or yielding 10 that tribunal the respect
' wh ch II is enulcd.
I'd That he had, 60 close this series u nntacani
81 views and purposes as now appears from rncon,
b, uble evdonse, caused ~ be prepared a,d submit,
TO Congress, the plan Of Corporation 10 meet h
70 constitutional serupos, and afterwards vetoed Il
o. bill to which he had thus given his voluntary