The North-Carolina standard., 1844-05-08

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Democrats afesolemnly bound to lift tksir yoices
however feeble. in f4sl supports EheFstsgs
Ist Resoiesd Thatwe disapproye in toto ofthe.l e
neasares now assS escreed Of the Fsderaf ne
party sand tbat sspscia asecushern enand asagFl-
w xls S M PI5ssq ss
parl asa measafe hot oniyeat yRf.hee with the well
ssted Compromises OF the Constitution, also as de-
to our dearest and best interests, unusun
Eeussi iITisbearnS- ss impesiu f one section o
the Country odi1ns and tax, Eherewia q
ell hs greedy pochets of grasping and assriciou:
1ad ResoiOsd, Fhstfn tl1eopnion ofthis nsethg.
EabRse ofths has been enc OF
cprses under %hieh thscountry has labored ssres
chsrtefng OF anv noniea 6onerssss Be
its nans NatidAa Bank what ever elseS taught q
by refospsct of the past. that sueh an tnse
tionLapsr 4fom all Constitutional o6jectio tions-canno
il4 to- exerts balsfA nfQeRes alike oyer the Hesin-
sGtutops of onr Country the Eegqhr pursuits ot ln.
dustFy. and the naofals of fouFPeople
ssttuoa and thatwe asprsSa.e
the strongest terms any attempt On the part Of the
cal party to touch wjth-fhe ruthless hand or
that sscred instrmeatThatw we lpek1pen the ve pew
er as now settled the President as anf the
tarY cheeks against has and arbitrary legstaon, con-
aihed inhs cHnstitosn, snat 3sr "; O'sS'
4th: ResOieed That we are opposed to the Disfl6u-
ton Of te proceeds 6f the Pubic Eauds directed BY
the Act Of the Whig Congresso S2-Ihat we are oP-
posed the Withdrawal eeonceive, legitimate
source of ReRenue from the Federal on
urpose TO crsate de6ct ins ,he Nationai ddns and
thereby offer some color OF PFe1t tor the Imposition q
the tsBlack Tariff Act' of AZ
9Th Res01Ued, chat as 8emocrats we ardehtly de-
ereto the FEDERAL GoVernment cor ancestors
formed Tor US, and which we, their children, are
bound to preserve brought back to the state Of pristine
purity and simplicity 6 winch they be queathed Il to
us1Aaud that as the means of attaining this desirable
end wedeom the following and zeformations
Indispensable TO wit
= eeonorniea asniristratian1of f6 affairs of the
Federal GovernhentA total restraint ofhe manner in
viAlded dnr1g' years pasta strict construction
Of and<cose adherence to the ConsttHtfpuLoW duties
based solsy oReVeRue principles, Atotal Rerce of all
Banks fEous the 'Government-ahd no National Debt:
9th. Resolved, That in cor7bak and &cause Hike the
preseRt when prnePle mot .9en" is onf motto, what
preferences individuals we may entertain for
any one of thegrest men whose names are before fhe
public as Democrats we w1fdeem Hourdufy tocast all
sacA personal Considerations aside, and thai having every
confidence in the patriotism aR3 integrity Of the Con-
vensf which Is to meetn Baltimofe in May next for
hspurp0se Of selecting snitahle DeH0orafiS GeRd-
date for the Office of Presidents We here lender oaI
hearty support to Whichever Of dem that conventiof
may, IN itsEEisdom aeleetS :.
7lh- Reeetp That the action of the 1etnocratic
IN selecting Distinguished feiew citizen. Michael
Hoke Of LpcolA Eouuiy, ,asoer aahdidate3oI GaRernOr
has met with eur most csrdal we be-
1eRe him TO be DepocFat aSeH IN practice Ss in heH
ory-Ef svith him ssoaf leader We willldSk Toward
- the coming oampaiga with bright hopes of success
and furthe4 that We hese tender him hearty suppe
IN tteaPProaching eaiifass -
:. stb RsSoloe4 Uaanimo.,siY, that aCoumifteeef six
be appointed by the ChaiF duty i shall be tocon
veg to Mr. HoEe the earnest wish Of This meeting that
he <YOaid meet his fellow ctfzehs OF Sampsoa Coupty
aihe easItest and oIhet engage
ments may Perpit
;. The Chair, :thereupon, appoiMedthe following
gentlepen Commfttee under the 5ta Resolmion,
Iiz: r. G. Holmes, james Moore, Sen, Wrn
Faison, Esqrs. and Col. Sellers, BIZ. Thos Btn.s
ing and Dr. Vim McKoY.
On, saotion;r the Proceedings of this meeting.
EEere ordered to be published in fhe Dsnocsatic
On -mdrson of Rich Holmes, the neetipg then
adjourned. =
:. -. FAFRIek MURPHY. c1sn..
7Ei Wh1!kii REAns SECRETARIES