New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
" Republican mee,ing.-A. large and re-

u Republican Meetiug.-At large and re-
spectacle meeting OF Democratic Repubcanso OF the Seventh
Ward held THURSDAY evening last the spacious ball No.
IA East Broadway the following Resolutions anani
ousiy adopted by acciamaton. After tie resolutions we're
passed, the meeting addressed By a. Raymond, ESQ.,
who was followed By c. Stanton Eq. The large ball in
which The meeting assembled densely filed and the
uusst unannity and enthusiasm prevailed. So large
Ward meeting has scarcely ever been held in this city,
Resolred That the Democratic Republican Voters of the
Seventh Ward in the City and County OF New.foEk aT-
ng doe regard the principles OF the great Republican
party, borah consulting partisan interest and while
discardsg all sectional feeling rdce desrous
only sustain the best Interests OF the greatest mass OF the
peo2le-to accord strict ccr where justice IS cue, and 10
render honor ohly where has been noby Echieveddo
hereby agree sustain in The Democratic Republican Ma.
onai Convention as their candidate for the Presidential
Chair. in 1914, lie OF John Tyler OF Virginia.
RIolved That, The friends OF JOHN Tyler are will
ing 10 abide by the decSon OF tie Democratic Republican
Naioual Convention, delegates witch be cho
from Congressional Districts in each State, and the
,aid Couvenlisn assemble prior tie month of May,
in the wear 1874 and in emulation of the fair and patriotic
determination OF the Hon. john c. Cahaun, do agree on
that broad platform alone 10 submit The claims OF N.Y. lyef
The electors OF this Union.
Resolved Ths, the Whole course OF Mr. Tyler, from his
r elevation 10 The Presidency down 10 the present time
has been in strict accordance witt the pro!e,ed sentiments
OF the Democratic party and eHtites nm 10 is undivaeu
support.
Nstona! Bank have secured 10 the electors OF this coun
Try independence OF thought and acton such a they
could not retained had rot the oppressive and coerc
ing the Whg party been siuy restrained
By this great champion OF iHe peoples rlghts.
Rssoe1 Ira! the various Messages which have efnana
ted from toe Executive have erlncsd his earnest desire 10
prop only such should mos directly edound
the and happiness OF The greatest number OF his
fellow csuniryuen-
Resolved That The last sessions CT the Wbg Con-
gress have stigma upon eur free ns;tutons and no
true lover of his couGry revert 10 their dyraceu
proceedings without eeins OF shame and indignaton
hesored Tba, the abuse which has been heaped upon
the Chief Magistrate of this Union by the leaders and
presses of the Wbig party Tim array OF
supporters Sufficient consgn tO eternal oblivion The Ius-
gators and abel;or oil This foul disgrace.
n lhs IN ed
ng confirm the recent romDa:ons made by the E1ecu,
i've, have conferred lasting homo: on the distinguish
Statesmen dominated by him, IN thus drawing public aen
lion their political frtyrdcm while sustaining The fres
cent OF the People.
hat important changes should be made among The leading
oifcehoders under the General Government, and that we
have entire confidence that President Tylsr will mmed
a.cy from public stations men in when the pubic
have confidence and who unworthy the regard OF
this administration and fill their places With those whose
integrity above suspicion and wRo would De acccp!aoie
10 the great body OF our Republican ctzsns
Resoived That persons bodns anu ucrauve
under this who hive used their IN
uence and patronage Tor tue purpose OF the
Wing party and aiding the supporters OF Mr. Clay IN their
eleconeerng efforts have been guilty OF bad ah towards
Tue President and bis friends; and that justice towards the
supporters of is administration and the good OF the public
service require sucL should be at once removed
from Office.
DO not recognize among lis irenaS any plpe.ayest
city lots political pa"nbrokers ssiueglers, or any
other description OF chose condust has incurred pup
lie censure And Notwithstanding some OF these descrlp
lions of raen by deceptive obtained office usder
The General Government we have the fullest conuehce IN
The Presidents desire obtain correct Information upon
this subject and of his firm determination 10 remove tEem
from Office without delay.
Resolved Tha, President has rendered the country an
acceptable service by appointing the Hon. John o. Speh
Ger 20 the office Secretary of the Treasury and that we
have confidence that he will administer the affairs OF his
department upon sound republican principles and with
honor and fidelity o~ards the President and lbe friends o
his administration.
Res,red That the Democratic Republicans of New.fork
friendly the present Administration regard with hlgh sal
sacon progress o speedy reorganiz ,tinn OF The Cab
met by relieving oh- Representatives OF Wing and ed
eral principles and Supplying their places with men "hose
views and principles accord Win those at Mr. yer
Reolrtd That in order 10 carry out the measures OF this
Admlnra.i and sustain Democratic Republican prlacl
pics we the Elt cIorS of the Seventh Ward, pledge our
10 vote The regularly nominated ticket OF the Demo-
cratic Republican party the ensuing Election Tor Charter
officers and that will use all honorable meals 10 secure
the election Of that ticket.
Resor.d That this meeting recommend to their triencs
in ,hr different Wards in this city 10 give strict adherence
10 the practice sustaining the Regular Nominations OF
the Democratic party, by so dons they will secure conf
pc,e triumph.
Resored That the proceedings OF this meeHg be pub
hed in papers friendly the cause, and copy there
Of signed by the offers transmitted by The Secretary TO
10 the President of the United States
AARON SwAhTZ,
II. ). SIMPSON,