Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
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BoCEc County.
At meeting Of the democratic party held pursuant to
appointment Norhfed Boone county, Ia, on Sainr-
day the 2is 81 September, 1871 fr the purpose If a
pole rai>n-, William Parr. E>q President Ui tie 'ub
IN the chair, and John W Rcherson secretary
After tranSacng the Ordinary business Of said club on
motion of Thomas J. Lindsey, committee appoint
ed "a wait on ;. Neal Eq aud invite HIM 10 address The
meeting ~ short time, in compliance with the i"'i
iaii"n Mr. Neal presented and he went INTO an ar
gumenihNe and d>pas>ionaie investigation az the lead
ing questions which agffnie and 81, de great po
lra parties. In short aud oroble manner, he adNo-
called The democratic doctrine, aud with equal inrce aud
clearn,sS. lac exposed the sophi-y and palpable asur
dry Of the Wings. lie commenced with the origin of
The edefal party. and pursued then, through sub
iernse lac charged them with having changed sides up
ON almost subject, aud with having assumed
name 10 he found the political Vocabulary and he
doubted not that the time not fr distant. when they
would call themselves LocofocO Wings. Much cheer
ing) lie then adveried 10 Henry Clay. and followed
hiin through his meandcrng, zigzag. shifting policy ~
relation 10 the Tariff the Bank and Texas. and found
that chameleon ike adapted every section and
every climate There was measure known about
which Henry Clay, until very recently. had undergone
no change, II was the memorable bankrupt La,c. Aud
while That. the most ahnminahle aud miquiuu ci all mca-
snies, had cNcic universal disgust and md snaton. aud
could scarcely find advocate from east 40 west nor
from north To- south. he like fond bat blind parent
insensibe at the defects of > offspring and rs dcrmi-
" Increased hlS pacrna iondur,s IN short. Mr. Neal
made happy ehurt. aud IN about couple Of hours
completely used up Nhggery. shat there not IN
divdua Found, 10 dvocalc H. hen he concnd.
ed motion made for introduction resolutions
expressive Of The sentiments Of the meeting
Whercupon. j H. Rose offered the following whicl,
Were unanimously adopted, To vii
RfS0'red, That We regard james Polk of Tcnnes-
see, n tiesman of eminent ability democrat of ui-
suspected integrity. and gentleman If rrproaclnbie
reputation; and that we viii exercise uning efforts
10 secure hs election to the Presidency.
Resoirfd. That we entertain for George VI. Dallas of
Penn-, Wanna, the most mistaken and abiding confidence
and that We hail with equal satisfaction his nomination
PRESIDENCY Ne IN
cordial aud uudi, idcd support
Reso'red. That Ex-prcsllcnt Van Buren,. in reference
80 the late Baltimore conventions exercised q noble dsn-
tercsicdursS unparalleled ~ The nations history has
added another laurel 10 his lmc augmented our debt OF
gratitude aud gone down retirement crow ned with the
highest Donors.
Re.o'rfd. That our Distinguished kcniuckian. cold
Tccumsrh, l. invulucrabe To- the coutaeiun Of WLgge-
that confidence Is well repaid. aud that whether
tie forest the field, the cabinet, hc found
wanting
Resofrod That Gen Lows Cass who has alike defended
principles aud our s'aps, upon our BORDERS aud in
foreign dipinna,i statesman soldicr
and gcnil' man, Is without spot aud higher honor await
him.
R,solred That John T,'cr. President Of the United
States for his firm and undo, ding adherence pfinci-
pies, regardless either Of Tie w"oing of friends the
threatening of enemies, has maintained Independence
OF character. we'll WORTHY 81 the "Ohl Dominion.
and for ms determined opposition 10 National Bank.
AMI la, unequvoca devotion anneNaiion entitled 10
our lasting gratitude.
Rcso'red That are IN favor Of the speedy anncxa-
lion Of Texas that we believe u o Ie required by tho
principles of justice and sound policy. alike demanded
for the pre,ca ni their republican institutions, aud
the strengthening Of ouf couodcracy aud should bc
gnr,d b, the Pariot aud rhilanihropi, indispensable
for Tire extension aud prrpcuaon of the blessings OF CIV,
H. and religions heriv
Hss9'ytd. That the Oregon and that they who
uSprp ~. shall have our : alps also
ReSJlred, That we are IN favor Of an economical adj
miu-irapn of the general tatii,
sict construction of the Constitution, the term
prucl,lr and the preservation ol The veto power
Hcsorci. That entertain entire. frfotai and IN
compromising hostility To- the Wing Tnriti at ~ The
sqnandcuug ul the proceeds 81 the public lands. assmp
ion oi the STATE debts l., the general government. r.
responsible lly million Bunk. bankrupt law. samhng,
Duclug Henry Clay aud lrcns huyscn the Coon Skin
candidates X Go
On moiion. Ecso'red. That the proceeding or the
meeting. together with he foregoing resolutions. be for
vard'd 10 The Mrs~is Charmans ,or publication IN the
Coon skinner and Sentinel
The meeting then proceeded under the command Of
Capt I j Lindsey. and reared voung Hickory.
sclrricd from tn. forest w ~ green boush~ gently IN
cncd towards the lone star Of Texas. aud with three
hearty cheers. appropriated 1t To the 81 Polk aud
Dallas. and With firm determination DO good service
IN The work Of Democracy. quclly od lournod.
NM PARR, Pscsidtnf,
joins ". RicHrEsoN. Secrffaru