The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19

From the NJ Y. Union.
At a meeting of the Republican General Commit
tee friendly to the National Administration, held at
Military Hall on Monday evening, December 18th,
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the Message of President Tyler to
Congress, is docurpcn which, in every respect re-
fleets credit on his talents and patriotism, and gives
him renewed claims on the confidence and esteem Of
the American People.
Resolved, That our especial thanks are due to our
Chief Magistrate and the talented officiating officers
under him, for the honorable and prompt settlement
of the various vexatious subjects of dispute between
our Government and that of Great Britain, and that
we feel assured that for the final settlement of the
engagements remaining open,quesons between the two
governments, will receive the early attention of our
representatives
Resolved, That in rec )mmending the warehouse
system, the President has evinced a regard for the
wants and eXgencies of the mercantile community
which should call forth warmes and most heart
felt thanks.
Resolved, That the suggestion of moderate in
crease OF our gallant Navy, should meet with the
prompt assent OF all true patriots who feel a pride
in its former glorious achievements or interest in
the security which il gives to extended CONNER
cial enterprise.
Resolved, That in recommending the Exchequer
Plan to the consideration of Congress, the President
has evnced an interest in the wants, only of the
mercantile community, but in those Of the people at
large, which bears the strongest possible proof of his
shall be called for by the body of the people, without
regard to the influence or interest Of any party hav
ing an eye only TO the general welfare OF the WHOLE
and proposing such measures shall most directly
conduce to the happiness and prosperity of the great
est number.
Resolved, That the recommendation Of the Pres-
dent in relation to the revision of The tariff laws,
should meet the earliest attention of Congress- and
that in considering the subject, while the interests
and feelings of tie South should receive all due re-
gard, and the manufacturing interests of the North
all proper and healthy attention, both the great
tons of our common country should vie with each
other IN supporting such laws shall most tend TO be-
neft the whole, and cement the national and political
ties that bind us all in common brotherhood.
Resolved, That in recommending the repayment of
the fine imposed General Jackson after the battle
of New Orleans the President has only proposed an
act of strict justice TO the aged patriot alike honora-
BILE TO the parties and to ourselves as a people
Resolved, That we will support in good faith the
leading measures and policy as brought forward and
advocated by President Tyler in his recent message
and that We will use all fair proper exertions to ss-
tain and accomplish them.
NJ NJ. NOAH. Chairman
JONI FOWLER, LIST V. F.
F. T.. MATHER, ID V. Z.
v Ws s's SINCLAIR, Secretaries.
VIM. Shaer G. Stanton,
Alfred kershaw D. b. Cook
}. II. Raymond, Julius Hitchcock,
Committee.