The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-11

atioD and la the brilliant success wheh hss
crowned its efforts, find most cheering assurances
thai moderate councils pursued without reference t.
personal party ends, viii produce the greatest good
Of the greatest numbers; aud that, from oontlnu-
sacs Of the same accelerate policy we anticipate sue
cessisn vi similar results
RssoIrsd That a Revenue Tariff will afford all the
protection Of the manufacturers Of the country which
their true Interests reque that farmers and other
con suers ought not to be taxed for the sake OF gs
ing large profits 10 the manuiaciureIs that mode
Taio tariff we'll arranged dlscriuslD atng In lis prosi
SONS, and ahoIdinE sufficient revenue Tor an eco
nouicai sdninistratoa of the Government viii best
promote tho permanent interest OF each part and OF
The whole country.
Rssoived, Tn Il The Exchequer, as proposed by the
President Of tho United States, 10 imperatveiy de-
handed by The necessities OF tho countYy that IL Is
preferable ~ National Bank, or Sab Treasury sys
ten.--both Of which have been clearly condemned by
the decisions of the peopesnce 1t un'es The advsn-
iayes aud convenences OF each, without The danger
and inconv of either and that the Congress
OF the United States ought promptly 10 act upon H.
and adopt II. .lai
Resoiped, That in the judcious selection of his
ministerial counsellor., 10 directing and controlling
negotiations with foreign powers, and In managing
happily domestic aud internal concerns, tue
President has exhibited power OF dlscsrnment, The
possession Of varied talents, and The haI''as nnu-
Of spirit opair oiism, which commend nm, as
statesman aud magistrate, to HE iulics' commence
of his countrymen. -fH
RssoIued. That the distinguished ability with which
the Secretary Of State has conducted the negotiations
devolved upon him. his zeal and fidelity in this diff
cult and important service and the happy results OF
his exertions, all consprc 10 prove his true devouoh
TO the honor and interest OF his country ana ms NJ
ness for the elevated station he has been called 10
occupy. ldt
Resolved That tine very effective and satisfactory
manner in which the high f0nctionaries, comprising
the Executive council of tho President have carried
on an most inauspicious circumstances the opera
nd d,rtiaa hair
rts the appreciation, and commands the respect anu
thanks of their fellow citizens
R<solped, That the Secretary Of The Navy, in re-
commenting the establishment Of Naval Depot up
on tho western waters, ut the nearest practicable
point the Gulf of Mexico, merits our warmest thanks
for his advocacy Of just an enlightened Pohcy.-
That, while the west pays annually IN cash, an m,
mense amount toward the support Of the Generai
Government and while more than ohe-nun o. sn .Io
through the Gulf of Mexico, the west is entitled 70
supuiy the NAVY it'll Just proportion Oh her great
stables and to demand that the CHANNELS Of her com
mcrce shall be improved and projected.
R,,oiped That the loss oil human life and properly
n, the northern Lakes and Western rivers-the vast
extent richness and variety Of the soils and Produc-
tons of the territory drained by these waters-tne
commercial and political relations SUSTAINED Dy 'his
region of the Southern, Middle and Eastern StatesI
and the high destiny which awaits ~ inc as oT,u'
which unite US as a nation be not severed by design
ing demasooues and traitors-a concur in enforcing
upon the approval of every true patriot, the recon-
mendatons of the President in regard TO "the I'M
proyements of the western waters ana certain pro-
mnent harhors on the Lakes" and demonstrate that
he has viewed tbs section OF the Union with the eye
of practised statesman and that he desires TO ad-
vance, equally and justly, every part OIL inc e""'e
country - W,
Res.!red, That the Constitution Of the United
States the work Of Revolutionary heroes ina ssges'
ought 10 be held by the American cnzen as an nva-
luable, sacred possession-the palladium OF Ameii-
can liberty-rhaI with the wise and good men, VINO
devised and established that charter OF union anu
freedom il was prime object to invest each eo-oio
nate inch of the Government with power To- project
itself AGAINST the Of another that tney
intended each departIen to act within prescroeu
limits and that either overeaping the boundaries
which il was assigned, should be checked and rePeieu
by another, that their separate anu JON, s.uo,
rnain,.ned in harmonious Cooperation, should secure
the ,r,,ection and prosperity Of the whole country
and all its parts that in accordance WIN tnis ngh
purpOse the veto power as incorporates :" '"o =;
su ION a. The power Of he whole people, ves'eu :"
m. Executive head a. their immediate representa-
tvs in order 10 its protection from legislative usuf-
ton and to the protection Of the people tnemseNes
from usr,y injurious and Unconstitutional egs'auon
nv Convyrss md that considering the veto power Of
the President as an essential conservative
the CONSTITUTION, we will employ our best efforts 10
save i, from the violence with which II !. threEeheu
Re,olred. That the President Of the United States
in a situation mos, appalling, hy the sHncauon o.
the veto power certain bills passed by congress,
ia late and preyi US session. has saved the Consu
ton from violation has exhibited an energy AID ioH'
,ude which all admire and has won we a"ee''o"'
and gratitude Of every true hearted k"puohcan.
RssoIred That the intIigues, slra'agemr, ana com
Mnstions Of certain leading members oil oo'h nous.
Of Congress having for their oil jcct to thwart I'M
measures of the Executive, TO degrade the charac'e
Of the Chief Magistrate, and lessen INN IN 'he e'ee
of his countrymen least his private virtues 'no Pt
Ic worth his long and xalted public seiV'ce' no NJ
tried talents and love oil eoun',y u.srSss The nm
obstacle to the aim Of their ambition deserve, tue uh
ysasureJ rem obaion Of every honorable and uPrigh
R,,olred, That we have reason to rejoice that we
have a Chief Magistrate who REGARDS WIN equai 'e"'
city, the injunctioDs OF conscience ana 'ne cia'hs
the Constitution; and that, as citizens oil Chrs'ia
country we do reject the infdel assumption that he
the chosen of the people, is President by accoen
and do cordially detest the doctrine winch 'mPu,e
discredit to the high uncuonsry VINO REGARDS wiz
religion. scrupulousness, the solemn sanctions oil m
Official oath.
R,,oired, That while it must be acknowledged Una
the people of Ohio have suffered much loss ana oe'
riment from the excuses and bad management o
banks, safe banking syslem-suPPly'ng conveiu
bile paper currency--in quantity limited 10 the Iegiu
mate business operations Of the State-is IN our opn
ion, cessary to the prosperity OF the people and IN
adyancemen mt Of the State. a..
R,solpsd That we recommend to our hepuohca
friends throughout the State-to the calm disnter
as,.d md modest by whatsoever party they may 10
a time have been cailed-to those who are wiling
sacrifice party spirit upon the altar Of their countr
that they unite with US in an organization oy couo
ties and in spirit Of moderation ana eonc,,a.,ou
make concerted effort for the introduction .. sue
ms,sures a. the necessities of the country demand
Resolved, That, the State Central COMMITTEE ar
earnestly requested to neglect the emPioymen, OF y
proper means, in facilitating and accomplishing I'd
object Of the 10th rc.olutlon. .
Resolved That the State Central Committee are au
tborized TO invite the assembling Of Convention o
the friends Of the Administration in ONO tha' IN
time and place of holding it, are left to The d'scrc'o