The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-22

In accordance with a recommendation of the ed
itor of the Wayne Standard, Of the friends OF
President Tyler assembled at the Standard once ~
Newark, on Thursday evening, 18th September, inst
when Robert Langworthy was called to the chair,
and Henry Lott appointed Secretary.
A committee Of three was appointed To draft reso-
tions expressive Of the Of the meeting, when
after short recess, Mr. keeier, as chairman OF sara
committee reported the ioliOwing winch "eic u"ah-
imously adopted
Whereas, the good government Of N alton Is the
source of ali the prosperity and happiness of people
its stability and efficiency giving protection 10 me
and property and insurng the administration Of JUS
tce in honesty and equity-rendenng prevalent the
supremacy Of the aws-extending "the greatest COED
to the greatest numberprotectiDg the rights OF thr
weak against the encroachmerts Of the s'rong-ios-
,ering and maturing internal mprovementS.encocr,
aging the ars and sciences disseminating The spread
Of Knowledge and propagatng peace, comfort and
morality among all and
Whereas great weight of responsibility rests up
on those who called by The voice Of the people 10
administer the iaws-a high sense of duty and full
determination to WELD their prerogalives with impair
tial justice should be their guiding prncipes-and be
Ieving such to have acluated the National Executive
in his present policy therefore, be II
Resolved That in the Administration of John Ty-
Ter find much to approve and every thing to hope
for the welfare of the country the reign OF justice
the empire Of right and the farspreadng Of correct
governmental principles throughout the length and
breadth of the Republic.
ResOiped, That look with dstrust upon a N a
tiona Bank-that all precedence has established the
fact that free people have more TO dread from the
baneful influence of wealth. with its attendant arsto
crazy, than the bayonets of foreign soldiery
Resolved That view the distribution of the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of the public domain
while the Federal Government stands indebted to
the amount of Sl2,000000, and is compelled to issue
Treasury notes to meet its liabilities, to be act
nonymous of national injustice and dishonesty
Resolved, That we repudate decidedly and emerge
ticaly all idea that the General Government should
assume the State liabilities-that we view such ar
act involving ii would the republic in enor
nous debt, to be impotc, runous, and dangerous to
the liberties of the country.
Resolved, That high protective tarif-extorting
indirectly from the hard earnings OF the aboring poor
to the upbuilding of few, is unjust and tyrannica
in the extreme, lacking in all its features resem-
blance to republican laws.
Resolved, That in vetoing the United States Bank
after the attempts repeatedly to head him. Pres-
dent TYLER has evinced an energy, lofty patriotism
a love of country, and purity of purpose that en-
title him to thanks and to the thanks of every
well wisher Of his country.
Resolved, That we in favor of the nomination
of John Tyler to the Presdency-hat to secure that
election recommend to the National Democratic
electors Of Western New York, to meet in Conven-
ton at future, but not foreign time to organize
a Democratic Tyler party, and to transact such other
business may then be deemed expedient.
Resoiped That recommend adjourned
meeting of this assembly, the appointment of Tyler
Central Corresponding Committee for the twn OF
Arcadia, invested with power to call County Con
venlion.
Resolpsd, That in the support shall give tho
President, we feel governei by the convictions OF
right that buliyngs, black guardisms, and persscu-
ton will mot deter us from pressing forward In IN,
good cause to its Fl nal cons summation.
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting BE-
signed by the officers, and published in the Wayn,
Standard, the Modisonan, the New York Herald, AM
Union
RESOLVED, That this meeting stand adjourned til
Monday evening" at the Standard Office, at early
| candle light.
r LANGWORTHY, Chairman
HENRY LOTT Secretary.