The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-08

| Wards. Wards.
| /. Joseph Weathers Z. John X. Carroll
2. Thomas Donohoe o. Amos Reeder
| g. w. s. Montgomery 10. Levi ID. Collier
| A. Capt. JOHN Patrick IL. Thomas Lloyd
| S. Cornelius NJ. Cole II. George w. Gadshell
| 6. Francis A. Gibbons l3 John Wysham
| 7. Joseph Simpson
On motion, the following committee Of seven gen
tlemen appointed TO draft preamble and reso-
lutions which would mbody the views and principles
| Of the Convention Captain John Patrick, Francis
| A. Gibbons John Wysham Levi ID. Collier Langley
b. Gully, George w. GadsheIl, and Dr. William L.
Leonard. Who, having retired for some time, re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions for The
action Of the Convention
PREAMBLE.
Whereas we, the Democratic Republican citizens
of Baltimore friendly 10 the election of our present
worthy, honest, efficient and fearless Chief Magis-
ttrate, JOHN TYLER, do believe that by his Inde-
pendent, straightforward, and conscientious course
he Justly TO be considered the third deyerer OF his
country, (or by tlat he has saved that coun-
Try from the evils attendant upon the destructive pol
icy of the Wing paryi and believing that his use OF
the power in the destruction OF the third
richly entities him, not only to the confidence and
thanks, but the untrarering support of every honest
Democrat in the country; therefore,
Resorsd, That we enter the approaching Presiden-
tia contest IN the firm conviction that the Democratic
principles as ayowed and illustrated by General Jack
son. the great desiderala upon which depend the
glory happiness and perpetuity Of our Institutions.
Resoired, That while the Wings have promised re-
trenchment and reform, they have manifested the
strongest inclination 20 accumulate and have in the
incipiency Of their coming into power fastened upon
the people a heavy debt but thank, TO the present
eficient Executive VETO was placed upon The
wild and chlmerlcal speculations.
Resoirtd That hold the opinion that rigid
construction of the Constitutions moderate Reve
nue., with strict economy in its ADMINISTRATION
Tariff of Duties, based upon that revenue thus ad-
mnistered--No National Bank--No National Debt
No Distribution among the Staes-No union of Purse
and Sword-No Alteration Of the Constitution TO
abrdge the Veto Power, ably used by both jack
son and Tyler-No Two Hundred Millions of Co
vernment Stock, to asen upon US heavy debt
No Gag Lava free and unrestraned liberty of the
the approaching contest, and characterize our De-
mocratic Party.
Rfsoired, That while we express our decided pre-
ference Tor John Tyler, the Democratic candi-
date, vet we most cordially and sincerely agree to
| abide by the decision, and support the nominee Of
the Democratic convention to be held in May next
and in expressing preference for the present DIS
ungulshed Chief Magistrate, we hold the ground that
! he has, in the measure which have characterized
his Administrations evnced to the world that he is
! firm, answering Democrat and could never be in
dlred TO yield 10 the eyer-varyiDg, Heterogeneous,
! trucking policy OF the Wings
i Resolred That II be recommended TO hold meetings
in the respective Wards, for the purpose of advanc-
| ing the interest OF our candidate.
Resolred, That the preamble and resolutions be
signed by the President and Secretaries, and publish
ed Al the Baltimore Sun, Republican & Argus, and
hadronan
NJ. FORREST President.
JAArs c. BAnNr, Secretaries.
Thomas kENDALL,