Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-21
From the MAJ MteLligencer.

Ilon paper ln mo city OF New YORK, are
entitled to place in our columns:
From The ~ York aurora.
At a meeting Of the Republican Gen.
eraI Committee friendly to the General
Administration, held al Military Hall on
Monday evening, April s, l843, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas the great mass meeting, held
on the 18th Of March last, Of the Demo
cratic Republican electors of this city
friendly to John Tyler, have nominated
him as candidate for the Presidency
in 1914, subject to the decision of De-
mocratic National Convention:
And whereas this committee was or
ganIzed and continued tor the purpose Of
rendering justice TO the principles and
measures of the President, that his
claims TO the sufI'rages of the people
might be more fully appreciates:
And whereas the objects contemplated
by the organization Of the committee
being attained by the nomination Of Mr.
Tyler and the incorporation of his name
with those OF the Democratic candidates
for the Presidency:
And whereas it is believed that the
harmony and unity Of the Democratic
party will be best promoted BY the dis.
solution OF this committee, and by direc
ting all our efforts 10 increase the nun.
bers and extend the influence OF the De-
mocratic associations friendly to the
President formed in most Of the wards,
and by the organization Of such as8oca.
tions In the remaining wards: therefore
Resolved, That this Convention have
viewed with high qualification the stand
taken by largo and respectable number
Of their democratic fellow citizens in
placing John Tyler before the country
as candidate Tor tho Presidency, sub
ecl 10 the decision Of q National Con-
vention.
Resolved, That the recommendations
Of the mass meeting, held on the 18th
Of March lest, on The subjecl. OF The. or
ganzaiion OF the Democratic National
convention, and the period at which il
should convene, are eminently iudicious
and meet with our decided concurrence,
ReSolged, That we recommend 10 the
Democratic Republican friends Of the
Administration in the several wards in
which clubs or associations friendly. &c
the President are now formed. 10 use all
honorable eXertions to increase their
numbers and extend their efficiency, and
trust that lbe remaining wards will i'm
medinteIy organize similar associations
the more eifectualIy to further the inter
ests Of the General administration and
the success Of Mr.. Tyler in the Presiden'
tial contest OF 1914.
ReSOIued. That ihe thanks of this
committee are due TO NJ M. Noah, ESQ
the President, for the satisfactory man
ner in which bo has discharged the du-
ties Of the chair since the organization
Of The Convention.
ReSOlUGd, That this committee be now
discharged, and adjourn SINE die
N. M NOAH, President.
$ Ss sAsHaa, s5aGs''H' it, Secretaries.
This account OF the dissolution Of the
Third Party, and It's surrender TO the
Locofoco party Of its distinctive appel.
lalion, would be incomplete and not very
ineligible without the commentary oI
the "Aurora"- whose editor has jus,
"relurned from WashiDgtOn''-which
accompanies it, and which, therefore,
without word Of comment, We append
hereto as follows:
From The Aurora of April.
"The resolutions OF The Administration
General Committee, last evening, speak
tor themselves. 1t will not, therefore
be necessary for US further to eXplair
the motives which have induced lis Dot
untary dissolution. The Democrat,
party will, we believe, regard lhis move
ment as a strong evidence oil sincerity
and good JatM on The part of our fr,end
IN coming INTO their ranks The Presl-
dent hdUing decided TO lend the weigh
} Of his character. and The influence Of hi
station, to the advancement of the purt
principles Of democracy, his iriend'
throughout The country will best Se,rC
ms interests by uniting Nth and StOeiiing
the ranks Of the grea. Democratic party
trusting that that party, ever just to ~
true friends, will see in the present po-
sl''on OF Mr. Tyler the souDdest reasouI
Tor sustaining him in his republican
measures, and silencing The false sn(
malicious idea that the country isopposeC
to his firm, decided, and efecIudl oppo,
8iiion to The schemes of federal rhiggry
"The friends Of President Tyler, whc