Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-06-09

0o-The following are the resolutions appended to the report adopted at large meeting of the Demo- cratic State Rights Party, at Charleston, on Thursday evening, the 27h of May
 l. Resolved That the distribution amongst the States of arising from the sales of the public lands is an impolitic, unauthorized and uncon- stitutonal waste of the public money, degrading sovereign States into dependent pensioners of the Federal Government, and stimulating them 10 an extraragance subverse o all those maxms oi econo- my which are the best securities off Republic; de- privng the Government Of one of its legitimate source of revenue, furnish fraudulent pretext for increased tirii and at variance with the intention of the States ln ther ession o the public lands 10 the General Government.
 2 Resolved, That VIC regard the creation of na- tonal debt a great misfortune; which can only be excused by the utmost necessity to meet engagements honestly incurred to support the Government or In defence Of the country.
 3. Resolved, That Congress has no power 10 lay protective duties, to encourage and aid one branch of industry pursuit, the expense of others; that discrimination in dues with such q view IS but an- other for protection, and is unjust and uncou- stttonal: that in the true intent and meaning the Compromise repudates protection, and requires that duties shall be levied for revenue only, and that no more shall be collected than is ab olutey required for the economical administration oi the Government; that all duties to be fairly laid should be upon the equal ana al pfinclpleS is made should he to take duties off the necessares of ile which will be great benefit to the laboring casSess, and lay them all luXuries, equally winch will inure
 i. Resolved, That the law establishing a Treasury independent of all banks is in accordance with the Constitution, sale sound and wise policy, and should moi be repealed.
 ,. Resolve ed That the power to incorporate bank is not on. not in the constitution, but expressly refused to Congress- that it's establishment will be wound the Constitutiton, and inhict fatal blow upon the best interests of South Carolina
 6. Resolved, That Congress having authority under the constitution charter a National Bank, if such an institution be incorporated we hold that the charter may at any time be repealed and the bank abolished.
 '. Resolved, That deprecate seyerally the mea- sures aboved named, the mutually dependent parts of one scheme which originate but in violation of the Constitution and result in heavy calam ties the country; that National Bank especially would be most injurious to the interests of South Carolina; and that presentatve of hers can pro- mote either measure, cs aciay the establishing such Bank, without the direct crice of her principle the disregard of her wishes and in violation of his trust, the imposing upon hel he heaviest of mis- fortunes.
 8. Resolved, That the Hon. John c. Calhoun, by his fidelity to South Carolina, his yndicaon of the Constitution and the unwared zeal and ability with which he has supported the tights and interests of the whole South has preserved unshaken our confidence in the purity and integrity of his character and for himself our admiration and gratitude; and that we gladly avail ourselves of this occasion say to him we'll done for the past. and God speed foi the future,