Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

who. by the providence Of the great Ruler of the
universe. and favor OF the wing party, is made the
ch ef executive Of this great nation And we view
tn DISCUS, and surprise. their foul and ungrauui
course towards Dir. Tyer, by passing unconstiu-
,ional laws. thereby creating the necessity OF the
veto power then arose the iameniaiion. that he Is
a usurper. traitor, scoundrel aad ~orthy tae con-
Gaence Of the peO,le, thereby enleaycrnr % make
b. m the scapegoat Of their plrty-try .ng - make
han bear their own SINS hoping That the people VIII
lose sight OF the promises OF $50; aud hoping
again 10 be able II deceive and DIVIDE Inc unsus-
pectiug community.
Resaired That the democrats of this meeting.
give their hearty approval To the Netoes OF John
Tyler. President OF the United states that we are
disposed to adopt and approve any measure that -
for the public good. let u originate whore It may.
And further, that we congratulate Mr. MIrphy, the
Patrick Henry Of the West" in l~i1 for his frank
IL coniessing and renouncinE his error on that oc-
casion Also, as a democratic body, We believe
that the assertion Of NJ Spencer tae IN substance
and matters of fact that "a national b'lk Is subvcr
siye OF public interest, and that Il has been used
an engine Of power, for the oppression of the IN
dustrous and undesigning portions of community
a swindling institution, and as party, we are op-
posed to this hydraheaded monster ia al shapes,
Resoired That we believe the bankrupt law un-
constitutional 1t being retrospective IA It's opera
tions imparing the validity OF contracts des;ruc-
the energies Of the people; and that / ~ili SIT up
on our country as an incubus.
Resoired That we consider n tariff. f,r the pur
poses Of protection solely tax levied np0n the Ia
boring classes Of our country for the purpose of ad
ding wealth To the weathy-that It is grossly sub
versive of the principle we advocate, that all men
are free and equal; that it only serves 70 harass
maj 1rity of the Community while Il sustans tae un-
Just designs OF tho opulent aristocrat that can
not recommend It 50 long as We believe a majority
should rule
Resolced, That since the wing party came into
power we have had almost perpetual Congress.
That in a spirit Of friendship We would respectfully
say to those who constitute that party, well
10 all others, cons der what has been effected by
that body-look at the situation of the finances
this time, and at the time they came into power
look at the situation Of our State and the situation
of every other State of this Union consider the
amount of money that has been pocketed IN the
meantime by the arstocratc few and wtnl con-
slider the numerous promises that have been made
and II this be their beginning, what viii BE- their
end For ourselves We must say. no important
measure has been accomplished thereby, worthy Of
our approval; and we are led to exclaim that had
been for the facirci5ie Tyicr too, what must
have been The situation OF tins glorious rcDubcl
RcSoired, That Mr. Clay IS not entitled u the
support Of the HOosier State, because OF his many
and great Efforts to lessen our appropriations the
Cumberland road, and also cvinced by his late
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Resoired, That we view with Indignation and
regret, Mr.. Clay's position, when he says he obey
ed his dstrict-one tenth Of the Kentucky repre-
sentation, and letters from private gentlemen,
lille he admits that he was instructed by the leg
isature oS Kentucky, and also the known Will Of
his state. TO vote for Gen. Jackson, in preference
to John q. Adams for President. he then acting for
his STATE, in great national question, and not a
matter loo al 10 hls district
The following gentlemen were appointed dele
gates 10 attend the state Convention.
Washington Yo,cuship-A. ID. Rose VIM. VII
ams. Senr., WIN. TOWNSEND Thomas Mcclure,
+. +. Hull, p. IS. McCay, John Eccles, G.. H. Wey,
p. VI. Parks. and +. a. Matheny.
Jackson 7owustiP-B Johnson Milton Gut
ridge, VIM. Bowes Daniel LIKE Jacob Adams,
Capt. kanatsey aud Reuben Griffith.
Green Township - jonathan Williams, James
Egbert. George G. illespy, aud Joseph johnson.
HFrisoa I0tCaShiD-JacO5 Brumwel, Morgan
Williams, Isaac W. Tackett, and Thomas Gard
Madison Tornstp-Jaco5 Lands, Abner Cox,
Thomas Harrow, Philip Club Alien lIicAlin, and
John Henderson.
Broom 75waship-Wm. \. Rocker, \. Rocker,
John Pope -. Bail, and John Iardwlck. Senr
.NoRroe Towaship-Dr. Edwards, Urben Cave
ness, John Edwards, Ivy Stout, and J. Brown
Gregg TolonshiP-Jesse Bradley Daniel smith
and VIM. Pruett.
adams Topaship-M. D. Miller. VIM. Alcxan-
der, Alfred DullIven, Vim. McClenn, and +. ".
lIuuz.
Ray To,cnstiP-ITenry Rats, jacob Secrest, and
Hiram Alexander.
Je6erson Ic,cnsti p-Iohn W. Cox, VIM. Storg,
VIM. Stout. and T.. IsenhoWer.
Butter IODashl-John lodges, and --
Craigison.
Clay onshp-Jonathan Lyons, Wm R.nke.,
Philip Zigler, and Thomas Morgan.
Rcsoired That copy OF the proceedings Of THIS
meeting signed by the officers and sent to tire edi-
tors OF the Indiana state Sentinel tor publication.
J. ". COX, Presiatn.
J. WuHNNs, T,~e P,es,deafs.
T.. SLAUGHTER,
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