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

ioS M other reason, the pable are infasnis thar
me publication OF a letter wuusn by n m.mber %
me virgin" deiesat'on, personally offensive u han
dc: s y"
is' Resoired, therefore. That the President Of tho
united States, has not ia hlca the xprr,att,n. oI
mrs meeting. and that they no longer hold them,
selves responsible Tor the fiscal measures OF his al.
ministration.
2i RsSired, That abund,n,ly Sufficient reason.
Tor the dissolution ot the Cabinet by the voluntary
,.uoh OF US own members," are presented by their
u"eon'radc,ed statements, and their resignation,
were IN conformity with the prompting. of a pron,r
sc" respect, rnd oi Just senslbIlity to what was
| W. 10 their own honor.
Sd. R6Sc red, That tho exercise of the vc,n ,,,,,.
etas Illustrated bv the .tcI acts Of the Ex.cn,iv,
Sa violation OF the the spirit Of ths onS lin ion
which never designed TO make the will o( an, ,c,r
anu 'her representatives subseryent to that of The
| Executive. - WV
9Th. Rssoirsd That we hold in co,,;,,,., .,. \,
| increased estimation the ono term prncipl !, ,h
Presidential Office; and that the puI,l,c po,d a..
m 'ndS that every candidate should be reou,rrJ IN
'e'ntc W 'he language oi the lamen,cd Harrison
] uhuef no circumstances will consent to serve n
second term N''"
9th. RtsoIred, That We hold in confirmed cs,;
nation the motto under which we have brr.,,r,r,
effected 50 much: "rhe union of the Who's C,r ,b.
SAN" "i the Un'on," and without which our country
cannot be made 10 enjoy the public benefit of ,
wise and bcnchccnt legislation
9th Rssoiusd That although the whole nc,io,
" wv To the Is lnk subject has
our u"qnhihed conformation, that We sh,u We,
hnl with pleasure the union OF a Win, Pr,siden,
WIN the Wing Congress, and see with patriotic
eSuHuon their united efforts directed with a sngl,
eye To the pubic good. So
9Th. RtsOIrsd, That the President Of the U,i,.d
states, ny hts sanction ofthe repeal OF the sub Trcn
sury, aud veto oi the measures lately p,s,cI las,
congress Tor regulating the currency, has brou,bt
"Hhh hIS grasp the entire treasure of the nptiop
mus uniting the purse and the sword, pnsrr
700 tremendous To bc contemplated without nlo.m
at once dangerous Ia the Liberties oil the n,o,le
itself "0 ~" i'0'su'y
sth. RtsoIped. That the whis party in CONGRESS-
oy her noble, patriotic, and unceasing n rts 10 "a
store the prosperity OF the country durin., IN, I,
session, has meri'ed the lasting esteem and ,,,r,
tude OF thismeeting. e'"'
9Th. ReSo rel That we cordially respond IN tho
appeal oi the Wing members OF Congress and tbn,
we VIII manfully do bate under the banner boar
ing the Inscuption-'lhe will OF the Natinl un,on
uoHed 10y the will of One M,n-uno Presidential
'eFn-a frugal government, and no Sui Treasury
open or covert, m substance or IN fct-ro Govern.
inent Bank, but an institution capable OF guarding
'ne Seope's treasure, and administering TO the Peo-
pies wants" ~ wv GU
On motion,
heSoired, That the proceedings Of this meetipe
be signed by the Chairman and Sccrea.y. and the
Editors OF the Wing papers IN the town of .csbuI.
the Alexandria Gazette, and Richmond Wbig he
10 publish tie same
Then on motion, the meeting adjourned
WM. Fulton, S,c'y.