The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-09
ALEX. II. BARBER, Chairman
JAArs d. WHITNEY, Secretary.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN OHIO.

Agreeably to previous notice respectable number
of democratic citizens of Lorain county, met at the
Court House IN ElyrIa, on the evening of the l4th
instant and called TO order by ID. Nj. Chapman,
on whose motion Charles CLANCY, Esq. was called
to the Chair, and H. A. Tenny and b. Is. Chapman
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, committee of three were appointed
10 draft resolutions. X McEachron, ID. NJ. Chap
man and ii. NJ. Warner chosen SAID com
mttee.
was addressed by Alessrs Benedict Chapman and
Tenny.
X. McEachron, Esq, from the committee on Reso-
lutions reported the following, which, after being
taken up separately aud discussed, were adopted
Resolved, That We are opposed 10 the incorporation
of United States Bank, and that believe 1t TO be
unconstitutional inexpedent, and dangerous 10 the
liberties Of the people.
Resolved, That opposed TO high pro'ectye
tariff, believing il to be unequal in IFS operation-in
violation Of the spirit Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tive TO commerce, and detrimental TO the great agrl-
cultural interests Of the West.
Resoired That are opposed 10 the distribution
of the proceeds Of the sales of the public lands be-
leving il tie intention Of the States, when those
lands were ceded TO the General Government, that
tey should go TO defray its expenses and thus lessen
the and tighten the turdens OF the people and
that any other disposition OF them IS violation of
their trust.
Resolved, That we are in favor of rerenus tariff
sufficient to deiray the expenses Of o wise and
nomics administration Of the General Government
ahordng sufficient protection 10 the manufacturer,
and protecting the great farming interests Of the
try from unequal indirect tax
Resoiped, That we view the existing Bankrupt law
an srrantabe interference with contracts, that
should always be held sacred-demoralizing m its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all confidence between man
and man, and breach Of good faith on the part Of
the Government.
Resoped That we are still in favor Of bank reform
and opposed TO bank destruction.
Resolved That we have suffered enough from ire
spousible banking, and will favor no syst IN what
ever, which does not niallibly secure the bill holder
from loss
Resylred, That we are in favor Of, and believe the
interests II the whole people Of this State require
the establishment by the present Legislature Of this
State such safe and well regulated system Of bank
ing will insure the bill holder from los. and hold
out TO capitalists sufficient Involvement to engage IN
that enterprise.
Resolved That the votes Of the members Of the o.
gslsture Of this State defeating the bill for continu-
ing the corporate existence Of the specie paving
BANKS, whose charters expired the first of Janua-
ry, meets with decided Interpretation
Resoirtd, That we believe that banks established
uuder the provision Of bill reported by DR. Olds, Of
Pickaway, amended so as 10 make the Stockholders
individually liable TO the extent OF their ability, in
stead Of only being liable TO the amount of their stoc
SUBSCRIBED, would am ~ secure the bill holder and
meet The wants Of the people generally and that our
Representative and Senator will secure our approba-
ton by supporting said bill.
R>soired, That we rejoice that such man a. Will
son shannon called to act as Governor of this
state and that the sentiments set forth in his Inau-
gura Address, confirm US in the belief that no nnu-
ence can swerve bin from doing his duty honestly
| and mpartially t. the whole people Of the State
Rosoired, That in the present Executive of the 4.
States, recognise an honest man. an able and up
right statesman whose frmness and integrity in the
hour Of trial deserves the applause and appreciation
OF every lover Of his country.
Resoired, That by the exercise Of IN veto p6wer
by the President Of the United States he fully car
ried out the wishes Of the people-sustained the Con-
stitution from invaSon-the interests of the people
from plumber, and endeared himself TO the confidence
and support Of every true Republican.
Resoired, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the officers and published in the Lorain Re
publican, Ohio statesman, and the Old School Re
publi an.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
CHARLES CLANCY, President.
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