The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING At SOUTH ANEoy
NEW JERSEY


AT a meeting of the Democratic VOTERS or So,,l.
AmOoy' heu al the house OF Nathaniel Uillycr on
the evening OF the oh inst for the choice 81 49,.
gates TO represent them IN the District aud Count,
Conventions }. " GORDON, was appointed Char
man, and a. w. BRowN, SECRETARY
On motion Of T.. X. Hanks il was resolved that
committee be appointed 10 draft resolutions eNpr.
sive OF the sense of the meet g; whereupon Cha.
Morgan, A. W. Brown and Warren Hail. were lp.
pointed said committee.
The committee having retired for a short Time ,e
turned, aud presented 10 the meeting the folIoviu,
| resolutions which were unanimously adopted.
Resolrtd, That the Democracy Of South Amboy
are WIDE AWAKE 10 the great importance of Tho
coming contest the fall elections, and will wnh an
uhwaycrng confidence meet their political opponent,
certain We have the right and must succeed
Resoired, That JONI TYLER, by his UNIV aycrin,
devotion to democrdte prime pies and stern iniegr,
under the most trying circumtances has placed Ia,
democracy OF this country under a lasting debt Of
gratitude.
Resoircd, That the recent appointment. in Nov,
jersey ana particularly IN lhis county, are highly
gratifying 10 the democratic party.
Resoircd That our township delegation be hereby
Instructed to pledge our undivided support 10 whom.
soeyer may be selected by the District Convention
irrespective Of PERSONAL sectional views or feel
ngs.
Resoired, That we congratulate our Democrat
brethren throughout the State on the fair prosccc,
beiore US, and cheerully encourage them on Ia we.
tory
hsoired, / bat South Anboy, once disfranchsed Iy
wing chicanery, still claims her rue and proud posi-.
ton, and viii MAINTAIN her rank as Democratic t1 the
core.
Rcsoirtd That all the Democratic voters Of tle
township OF South Amboy be and are bcrch, appo,,,
ed delegates to attend the District Convention. 10 b.
held at Somerye on Wednesday the IAN in.t,,, .
aud also tie County Convention 20 be held At N,u
brunswick on Saturday the 10th instant
hfsoircd' mat the proceedings Of this prrt,ry Ie
published N the New Br,nswiok Times. and Ran.
way Republican.
J. V. GORDON, Chairman
4. W Bows, S,ereiary
GRE,r Far At Krvesros. J,N,,r,- c,,, rl.s
OF the lcllespont arrived from Havana state r.,,
Intelligence was received there on the 5,b in.t ut
ihcre was great fire at Kingston on the 26tb Of Nu.
gust by which onc-tenth Of the city was laid IN r
The hrc commenced at James foundry, FOO
,he east end OF the city, and communicated H. Too
building on Foster Gold, Main Ros,m3f,
Burdlane, and Hanover streets. in one dIf,..
Ton, aud llarbor street, Water lane Tbotpl.
and Lombard streets m another There w.. s.,
great destruction in Sutton East Queen and Law
street, where they are iutcrsecteG by mark lane Duke
street, Johns lane, East street aud George. ln.
and The houses destroyed are spoken Of a, mum.
be'ng 500 or 900 Among the building, burned
mention Is made Of the Wesleyan Chapel
The origin OF the fire Is attributed TO lnceuJ,1f.H,
aud 9lOJO reward IS OF red Tor the discovery lrI
conviction OF irccndrary.
STEAMSHIP GREAr WEsrERv Captain Norsr
of the Victoria arrived last evening reports that on
the 9Th instant, when IN latitude Is a6 lon 45 r,.
changed signals with the Great Western hence hi
Liverpool The Great Western left New Yotk 900
the 3l-t ultimo.