Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23

wise III policy, insulting to the epcn,ice Of the states
and every way corruptng In its tendency.
hcsotred. That the tax upon Of the aes OF
life To meet the deficiency in the revenue caused BY The
withdrawal VI the monies arising from the sale o The
public lands shows the real character Of the distributions
bila bill most appropriately STYLED by its supporters,
as one Of ''rcet'' to the people
Resoired. That. withou, calling in question the motive
Of any its supporters, regard the bankrupt law, Of the
late session, another boasied measure of wing relief
IS pre- cmncny injurious and deserving the unqua
hed rcpobaiion Of every advocate Of the nvioablty Of
contracts
ResoIrcd. That The sclfnamed wing party since they
came Into power have fully verified the old savae ~
crrcd To by the late Cen Harrison in his inaugural that
there is marked difference IN the conduct Of asprans
to offices before and alter obtaining them they seldom
carrying Out in the latter place the principles and pledges
made IN the former
Rcsored. That the prescription of faithful officers for
opinion sakc-the appointment Of editors aud members
~ Congress 10 offices within the gin Of the Executive
the imposition Of an odious gag upon the minoritythe
enormous and unnecessary increase ofgoy cxpcn
durcs--the passage Of law aMiding the obligationn
Of contractsthe attempt to "head Captain Tyler" a.
roredy because he refused TO be the President Of their
portycxhbt contempt for their previous pledges and
promises, which is wholly lncNcus,bc. and which ought
to doom them 1--WE their caders) tbs shades Of
perpetual retirement.
Resored. That rejoice at the results Of the
elections in Name Maryland. Indiana n. York, Penn
sylvana. Ohio. &c, looking upon them signal
buke TO whggery, and indicative Of the future ascen-
dancy of the Republican party
Rosoircd. That commend the independence and
patriotism of those wings who refuse unite with their
party leaders IN the support omcasurcs which those lead
ers solcmny pledged themselves against while election
ecrng 'ior power and place"
Resoired. That we strongly condemn the Efforts now
being made by our opponents. 10 strike from the con.tn
ton the cto pore,a power which regard entire
" conservative in its nature.
Rcsotred. That the proposition To hold State Con
vcnon Of the Republican party at Richmond. the 2l
day OF February next meets with cordial appreciation
and that be appointed delegates to represent, ,hi,
meeting in that body.
The blank in the last resolution was filled with the
names OF the following gentlemen
William Daniel IT, Xacheus f.. Chcatham. DIR. WIN.
Davis. David r. Edley, Bennett NJ. DE Wit. John
Pcrcival, Charles II Lynch, Richard X Crallc. Ster
ling {. Anderson, Adolphs d. Read, James &. bearing
Geo. Faycttc Henry, Thomas W. JONES' Robert II
Gray, and. motion, the namo OF the Chairman was
added to the delegation
On motion II
Rc~'rcd, That these proceedings be published in tn,
l.ynchburg Republican, Iynehburg Nrgnian and Ritl,
mond F.nqurcr-and that our Representative in Con
gr,ss the Hon. W ALTER CoLrs be furnished with a
copy Of the same
The meeting then adjourned.
ADAM CLEMENT, Charm.
y. NJ. De Writ, Secg.