Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20

BENJAMIN PETER
"hsreopon the following preamble and resolution. we're
unanimously ssfeed :o declared OF the
meeting
We profess 70 be long me democratic party, tough,
to il the lessons youth the renertious and
PRACTICES of our more mature years:--we a
sure Safeguards Of repobi!can
tam guarantee of political edom
especially, because they only bv
which paccs effect given Opinions WISHES aud
interest people oar intimate connection and ,onc
habit Of association with party cause
Us % look " IN NEST gnei upon positio,
~ whch i Is PLACED To maintain tariff for pro,ec-
ton OF America Industry is this the inter
s | Principe "aich occupies tas minds ct
the people OF Pennsylvania aud ia the almost universal
desire aud wish of tho democratic party support
MAINTAIN NJ ano yet accident perhaps design has ihown
us into the false position of being obliged non
principles for for the highest Office GO
efnsh' VINO sdrecty opposed to tina hopes wshes nd
interest Of the democratic patty We determined
that i'll do neither. In taking important
ab,it d.. it is respectful denlocr :
friends with whom have heretofore acted tina; should
declare the reasons which npel ua to this course.
We look upon permanent and protective tariff. one
which will fee America a1or agains,
influence of BRUSH paupcr labor, aud ingenuity
used BY the Eaglis overnmen. 10 break down
agricultural and manufacturing capital the
portan political interest which people OF Pennsy
row have and one which is advocated by etcnths Of
the democratic journals of the The Hon James
X Polk, the candidate Of the party, has declined
swer respectful inquiry THE subject. from which
fears with regard his opinions real
ized The declarations from his own mouth stronger
proof of the opinions Mr. PoI declara-
OF designing who would gain votes.
their Offices, and sacrifice
Can Psnnsyl ananz. democrats soppori
the VINO thus hostile all views al, prnc
pies mat can we hope ffnin an administration such as
his would be? The hand destruction would be laid
and would again be brought footsoo of Bit
sh influence and and live BY the labor al British
hands. We cannot, will sacrifice all hold dear
on earth maintain The pride Of party There
fore,
Resolved. That cannot support election of James
X. Polk to The Presidency Of the Enied States
Is opp 1sed - tariff for protection
" feel The 1asf-, 4
auxous wish preserve the purity pa rtv
Nnd that firmly convinced designing men
have placed the party in the false position giving
support to man who i hostile 10 their interests
Resolved, That call earnestly ana ,uxiou .3v uon the
ieetiveiy, TO look seriously witch they
placed, and view the elements
interests of tire country
ADbnGss. omitted for wan, Of room
Resolved Tina, these procee inss be published in the
county papers.
LoCOFOCO BLASPIIEMY.-Tho Locos re-
Gently hold meeting in Columbia Tenn. the res
ldenco of James X. Polk. Ia the Observer. pub
llshed IN that town, we find the following detailed
act of blasphemy. We commend it to the PIoUs
souls, who SO Mortified at the idea of Mr. CLAW
having foughta duel,
Tho sonsiblites of the Locofocos were pain
fully shocked at the sight of LOG cabin or a
coon skim in 1910 But their compacencv is
not at all disturbed by mockerv of the baptis-
NAL ceremony. This solemn ordinance of all
churches was blasphemously Knocked, dorided and
profaned a: public dinner in this county on the
on tho Sd instant. A man was immersed in tho
customary form; with such ceremony as this
IL baptise thee in the name of Andrew
Jackson the father, James X. Polk the
son, and Texas the Holy Ghost.'' -