The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-16
From The Philadelphia .urcur

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-MASS
MEETING.
AT Democratic Tyler Mass Meeting held
Southwest corner of Spring Garden and Log,
streets, on Tuesday evening, August the 9Th at,
O'Clock pursuant 10 public notice, the meeting w.
organized by appointing the following officers
President,
Hon. GILBERT l.. GlBERSON
vIoE PREsIDrErs,
John w. Grow, Caleb J Pierce,
John Mcguire, Albert Stevens,
Thomas X. kridler, Col. William Rheiner
James r. Hayman, Henry Hunteron,
John George Zeigler, Samuel Ovenshine,
George b. Moore, A. w. Divine,
John Blacker, Joseph Evans
Elwell Clifton.
SECRETARIES.
Jacob Humme Jr., Henry Wolfmire,
Robert A. Hall, Captain Thomas Will,
Ezra G. Leeds, Charles +. Mcguire
Peter Poh.
The call having been read by the President On
motion, there was Committee of five appointed h
draft preamble and resolutions expressive Of The
sense of the meeting. The Chair appointed the FOL.
lowing named gentlemen the Committee John "a
Grow Robert A. Hall, Thomas r. krider. u,
VIM. Emmons, and Peter f. Donett who retIr,5
for some time, and in their absence the large ,>rr
blage was addressed by Caleb J. Pearce DR. I'm.
mons, and other distinguished gentlemen. The Com
mittee having returned, reported the following re
lutiOns, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas the Democratic citizens of the city and
county OF Philadelphia, approving Of the present Wis.
administration OF the General Government throy,r
which the finances of the whole country have b,eo
regulated, confidence restored and energy infused
into the whole American people, DESTROYS of do
ing, and seeing justice done, by the whoie Democratic
party to our exccllen, Pre- ident. And whereas II
becomes the citizens OF republics TO show their gr
titude for services rendered by faithful public s4r
wants
Therefore, Rssopsd, That President " Ter is eDlited
to and shall receive our gratitude for his many de-
fences of the Constitution, and we pledge our,eye,
to HIM in veal or
Resolved, That President Tyler is entitled to and
we tender him, our thanks for his ''two yetotsu OF
the Monster Bank bills.
Resolved, That President Tyler is entitled 10 am.
shall receive, cur support for his truly and state,
man-like course upon the Tariff, through which Tie
whole nation are reaPing golden harvest, OF peace
prosperity, and riches.
Resoiesd, That President Tyler is entitled To- ana
we now tender him our grateful acknow edgmens
for the course be took upon the Distribution OF the
Public Domain, course that secures TO the Govern.
ment the Public Lands to aid in carrying on am
war, In which 1t may be our ate TO become involved
Resoiped That President Tyler is emitted to and
is now receiving the thanks OF the nation Tor settg
upon just and permanent basis the lung-di,lutsl
boundary between our Government and thai Of (re,t
Britain
Resolved, That President Tyler is entitled TO- and
Will continue to receive, the thanks of every well
wisher OF the Republic, for his economical admins
tration OF The Government, whereby the annual eA-
peDses thereof have been reduced one halt
Resolved, That President TYLER is entitled TO The
thanks OF every honest citizen for the high mora
tone he has infused INTO every department Of tue
Government, whereby The morals of the whole ma
ton have been poised, and millions saved 10 tie
Treasury.
Resoired, That President Tyler is entitled to and
wilreceiVe the thanks OF every lover of peace lu,
tice, and mercy, for administering the Cover.
ment that the poor Indians have been protected 10
their rights frauds being allowed to be commit
ted upon them by Government agents. as was the
case formerly 10 large extent.
RESOLVED, That we are pleased TO see that the fr,t
steps have been taken in Virginia and Delaware ly,
entering upon one Democratic electoral ticket 10
be voted for by the United Democracy Of the State
for President and Vice President
Resolved, That Iexas is ours by right. location
and by purchase, and the ties of consequently and
that we highly approve of President lyler's treaty
TO annex that brave people to our confederso
whereby peace will be secured To her and mower
and importance IN the scale of nations TO the United
States, and through which annexation. in less thsn
half of century, we will be match for all Europe
combined.
Resolved, In the language of General jackson
that we rejoice that have one honest man LETT 40
administer the Government upon the principles Of
the Constitution.
Resotred bat we have heard with feelings Of SIN
cere grief Of The death Of our distinguished fellow
citizen, the late honorable Henry A. Muhlenburg
Resolved That deem the death of he late bonor,.
bic Henry A. Muhlenburg public CALAMITY and thit
we tender TO his afflicted family our sincere condo
lence in the loss they have sustained by this severe
dlspensation of Providence
htsotrtd, mat committee be appointed 10 for
ward the above resolutions TO the family of the late
Hon. II A. Muhlenberg
hesotped, That the officers constitute commit
tee TO cary The foregoing resolutions into effect
Resoired, That this meeting recommend to the Dem
ocrauc Delegates, which will shortly assemble ln
Harrisburg for the purpose of placing IN Illumination
a candidate for Governor, to I'll the vacancy occa
stoned by the death of the Hon. Henry A. MuhIep.
burg, The late Democratic nominee that they suh,t
tute the name Of the Hon. Calvin Blythe-t6is done
victory Is certain.
Re'Oiped, That this meeting highly approve the b..
dependent course pursued by Gov. Van Ness in IA.
recent removals FROM and appointments to, office IN
the Custom House in the City Of New Ynrk q. .r
open enemy is to be preferred TO covert one .,a
that we confidently hope hat the example SET by him
will he promptly followed In other cities thfoustoui
the United States.
Which resolution was passed with acclam,tior
and three distinct cheers given for Gov. Van NJ.
and The cause.
lhe committee appointed at former meeting .,
the purpose OF appointing Delegates, to meet al r
City Hotel, Third street below Arch, on Tbur.d,,
evening, August IS, at O'Clock, made the follow
ing report which read and unanimously .adoprea
as follows
John Mcguire DR.. John ] ueint,.lr,,
Henry Hunerson Casper Erwin
zen, Joseph Hall Joseph Winner
J. W. H. Freeman VIM. Emmons
Jacob Hummell, r. Peter Poh
Joseph Evans Thos Kirlnat,cL
Thomas G. Edwards Geo. Wevi
VIM. T. Mcneil Randoinb pee
Jacob Pucker C. Thomas Ssbo.,
h. III Marclay -. NJ,