The North-Carolina standard., 1844-05-15
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For the Noysh :! cafo6na az STANDARD.
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A very large and sesReShble portion oftheede-
10 his and Capt Curtis distfict, on Saturday the
9TH Of May. On aptien, the taeeliHg was aegaR-
izsd by.sppainGQg 1eRatban Cant chairman, aud
Joh9 1Ok and Jesse Cant, E:squireS, SECRETARIES.
PheA6hIect Of elzneeing being fully and salts
factorily explained 6y fHe Chatham, he proceed,
ed 20 aPp6fnS Josiah Hurdle JQ6n-CheeR, WF-
Gam TarpleS, Dan,I !: ntgomery,. .Ich6 Hall,
William. Paterson, Frederirlr B4aaehard, jacob
long and George Jsrden, a eeranafftee to prepare
Resolutions for their cool, candid and deliberate
action. After retirement foE an beuE- or mere,
DaaielA. Montgomery. their chiiENan reported
the following preambleand resolutioRs:
Whereas We, aportion Of sesc.izeas of Orange eoun-
IT, and State Of Norh Carolina, psr-uaat noce, have
IhS met to Interchange opinions OF VARIOUS subjects
da public character: And wsreas the Rsat ppfoae6
ef1e period appointed by the Constitution for the seEec
ton OF some to the Gees Of President and Vice
President ofthe United State< xaIsD 10 ApoRsuitable
PeEsonsto represent US in bur next State Legislature
These important considerations render the duty of eye
r. citizen, whe feels the stability
our republican asftatiOfs and te welfare of
try to examine the personal character. political prlci-
piles. and public cofsct Of those who are apt 10 be
brought forward as candidates for such high staopG
The high powers aud vast patronage with whc
stnuton has clothed the Presdeuty when ansup-
ported by either ofhe great pelical parties into viii
the country is divided, enable him. as we now see to
exert mighty influence for coed for evil History
:
6ut are the offspring Of free government and essenal
TO the purity of its Administrations Whereas since the
days of Adams and Jefferson, ahe Federal Whig party
have invented and assumed new Rames fought under
false colos, and TO winsther waSnto potDer have exs
hbited every device which their cunning could suggest
In their professions they have been and
sanatVe, IN their actions always fatal the
interests of our country These selfstSLed Wings
ls4O, by Fraud deception and corropten for the rst
lime IN forty years succeeded IN eectiHa President by
majority otihe popular vote; and when they gotthe
power, instead of complying with their promises sa
Practcing economy reform and retrenchnent an extra
extraordinary and altogether uncaed session of
greSs was commenced at expense to the DeoDLe OF
about million of dollars and some of the most odous
measures passed that could possibly haze been promul
gated by party composed ofsuch c0mbnsbls political
creeds First they brought forward and passed bill to
charter Bank-an institution odious to the people and
upon which they had solemny ,Put1heir sea- of
demnaton Did they, when canvassing for This high
office, tell the people they Hded to urge this project
No! So unpopular the measure thai their csndi-
date for the Presidency, and their candidates FOR Con-
gress, did not dare TO acknowledge it, Next they passed
bankrupt Law, unjust and denoralzng thadhe ve-
" men who created It we:e, from the force of pnblc
opinion and indignation, compelled TO EeBeaI If: not
however, until it had brought distress and fnin upon
thousands of honest citizens. From March Is4i. to
March ls43. period Of two yearsHitsa Whg maiori-
~ IA both Houses of CORgress-khey were 10 session
dxteen months, being wohirls OF the whole time al
an expense to the nation, without precedent These
being two Of the leading measures the Yhg party Cor
when they passed their features rePusiVe the
honest people Of the country, that they safEed with
.nreatsoed .gnl1lon and nOedpg after they passed. he
match was touched and ths Grplosipa was fatal.>
]. Resptred, That il is iRsfsnetiye to examine fhe
professions Of the Federal Vhig Pdztys when of
power, and compare then with their Course when in
power When utof povret sfhey CHARGED Cen. lack
son. WHEN moved fhe deposes from the old Un1ed
States Bank, With endeay6ing r unite the purse aad
they repeafsd the Sub ISeos1fy Act which depriyed
the Executive of all coAtro the pubiicHnoney and
placed them again in the very same condition which thew
% loudly denounced, and which fey still continue
Gut 0 Q0tceT, they pfoscription In s,o,oev
aHsfEe months had elapsed thousands were hurled from
ment:
2 Rssotged, That in 1910 fheY cried out. Extrava.
gsnce; and for political sect recapft1Iafed The fng
charges OF 0ge. Gold spoons 6As- F1such furniiure
&c were deadly Poisonous to the true interests Of fine
when the Wings got 'he power pray reneTber that the
dFE appropriation made was $4,000 to furnish The Pres
dents House; over and above what was loo good for
democratic President, NIF. Pan Buren-but mot good
enough BY $4,000 Of the people money bf aIoossbin
and eoonski9 Presidshf Eenerai Harrison. Next The
Genera believe sds custemafy} drew ore Quar-
or lheres6oussss paid or funsfs and bnssT
But leaye this an notice the next
Hem--425. 600 donation to the ztvfdasVE Fhua in
asS SsSss @ g rs Of bur mo-
item is MI Tyler dsawg one yeats saiar8 save one
EnOnsss z9l hls summing up the whole amount
as expendea f1I the eefEces Of President one 3saf ~
der this promised eeonomcat administration, Of Sixry
fhoussnd one Hundrsdand SixtysseSeh DoliaTsi- M
odd to this the expenses Of the called Session
Ave months. ct cost about One Million and YOU Wit
at see the great contract between i~ sSo;.s.
and Wing practices.
q Res0L0ed, Thar the Hero ofNew Orleans General
Andrew Jackson. Is under obligation to the Federal
Wing party for OF Justice passed at the present
Congress- TO refund the fne imposed upon him by Judge
Hai because they desised in acknowledging the honor
and Justices 90 oag due to himby the Congress the u
oe1tesS uaf eighteen States containing fifteen million